WorksheetsUnit 2 revision (Intermediate)
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 45mins
My sister _______ a lot of money on clothes she
never wears.
waste
saves
wastes
save
I can't _______ to buy a flat of my own.
pay
afford
paid
affort
You'll have to ________ a lot of money if you
want to travel around the world next year.
cost
save
Kevin _______ about € 1,000 a month in his
new job. (wi ns / earns)
wins
won
earn
earns
That painting ________ a lot of money.
charges
bills
fees
is worth
My uncle is doing a bike ride to _______
money for charity.
save
earn
raise
spent
We still _______ the bank a lot of money.
owe
own
earn
spend
Mary _______ £5,000 from her grandfather
when he died.
inherited
inherit
invested
invest
The plumber _______ me €100 for mending
my shower. (cost / charged)
cost
charged
spent
earned
Can you _______ me $200 until I get paid?
(borro\v / lend)
borrow
lend
spend
cost
I'll pay (a) the meal if you get the drinks.
They charged us €5 (a) a bottle of water.
They got (a) debt when they bought their
new house.
We've borrowed some money (a) my
parents.
My grandparents always pay (a) cash.
l don't mind lending money (a) family.
They spent a lot of rnoney (a) their son's
education.
Can I pay (a) credit card?
If I lend you the money, when can you pay
me (a) ?
Phil invested all his money (a) his own
company.
I have never owed any money to the bank in my life.
correct
incorrect
They have charged us too much for our meal last night.
correct
incorrect
Rachel wants to buy a flat, but she didn't save
enough money yet.
correct
incorrect
Paul hasn't inherited anything from his
grandmother when she died.
correct
incorrect
l can't pay you back. I haven't been to the cash
machine yet.
correct
incorrect
Have you paid your father back yet?
correct
incorrect
I haven't had any coins, so I couldn't put any money
in the parking meter.
correct
incorrect
Have you ever invested any money in a company?
correct
incorrect
My girlfriend has a really well-paid job. She has earned
€45,000 last year.
correct
incorrect
I've had my car (a) about a month.
My mum has been ill (a) last Friday.
We have known each other (a) we were at school.
He has worked for the same company (a) five years.
They have been living in Scotland (a) they got married.
My parents have gone away (a) the weekend.
I've wanted to go to Australia (a) a long time.
She hasn't spoken to me (a) last year.
How long have you lived / have you been living abroad?
have you lived
have you been living
both
I've studied / I've been studying Chinese for two years.
I've studied
I've been studying
both
Hannah has had / has been having the same boyfriend since she was
at school.
has had
has been having
both
How long has Mark played/ has Mark been playing the bass guitar?
has Mark played
has Mark been playing
both
He's worked / He's been working in this school since he started teaching.
He's worked
He's been working
both
I've known / I've been knowing you for years.
I've known
I've been knowing
both
We've gone / We've been going to the same dentist since we were children.
We've gone
We've been going
both
You've worn / You've been wearing that coat for years!
You've worn
You've been wearing
both
A: Have you heard Heather's new band?
B: No. (a) together for a long time? (they / play)
A: How long was your flight?
B: Twelve hours. (a) all day. (we / travel)
A: My brother has a very good job in New York.
B: Really? How long (a) there? (he / work)
A: Diana's found a new flat, at last.
B: Oh good! (a) one for ages. (she / look for)
A: Why does Liam's teacher want to see you?
B: (a) his homework lately. (he / not do)
A: You're late.
B: Yes, I know. Sorry. _ (a) long? (you / wait)
A: You look exhausted.
B (a) the children all day! (I / look after)
He is absolutely f (a) .
This cake is d (a) .
She's d (a) .
His show is h (a) . (very funny)
The whales are absolutely e (a) . (very big)
They ended up f (a) after playing in the mud all day. (very dirty)
