WorksheetsModule 8 - Vocabulary and grammar quiz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 30mins
Jobs and workplaces:
Where do they work?
- Accountant
office
law court
hotel
Jobs and workplaces:
Where do they work?
- Chambermaids
office
law court
hotel
Jobs and workplaces:
Where do they work?
- Receptionists
office
reception
hotel
Jobs and workplaces:
Where do they work?
- Sales assistant
shop
restaurant
hotel
Jobs and workplaces:
Where do they work?
- Waiters / Waitresses
barber's
restaurant
kitchen
Jobs and workplaces:
What do they do?
- Chef
serve people food and drinks
serve drinks
prepare and cook food
Jobs and workplaces:
What do they do?
- Hairdressers
shave men's beards and cut men's hair
cut and style people's hair
look after passengers
Jobs and workplaces:
What do they do?
- Nurses
look after patients
operate on people who are sick
look after people's animals
Jobs and workplaces:
What do they do?
- Porters
meet and greet visitors
clean and tidy rooms
carry people's bags and luggage
Jobs and workplaces:
What do they do?
- Doctors
look after patients
look after people's health
operate on people who are sick
Business communication:
Match the following phrase with the correct part of the letter.
Dear Sir/Madam; Dear Mr/Mrs/Ms/Miss...
Starting the letter
Introducing good news
Ending the letter
Business communication:
Match the following phrase with the correct part of the letter.
We are looking forward to working with you in the future.
Referring to future contact
Arranging a meeting
Referring to a previous contact
Business communication:
Match the following phrase with the correct part of the letter.
Do not hesitate to contact me if you require any further assistance.
Referring to future contact
Offering more information or help
Referring to a previous contact
Business communication:
Match the following phrase with the correct part of the letter.
With reference to your letter dated...
Introducing good news
Offering more information or help
Referring to a previous contact
Business communication:
Match the following phrase with the correct part of the letter.
We regret to inform you that...
Introducing good news
Introducing bad news
Ending the letter
Relative clauses:
Match.
- who / that
for time
for possession
for people
for places
for objects
Relative clauses:
Match.
- which / that
for time
for possession
for people
for places
for objects
Relative clauses:
Match.
- where
for time
for possession
for people
for places
for reasons
Relative clauses:
Match.
- when
for time
for possession
for people
for places
for reasons
Relative clauses:
Match.
- why
for time
for possession
for people
for places
for reasons
Relative clauses:
Match.
- whose
for time
for possession
for people
for places
for reasons
Relative clauses:
Complete the sentences with who, which, whose, where, when, or why.
- The working schedule (a) Peter chose was not the best for him.
Relative clauses:
Complete the sentences with who, which, whose, where, when, or why.
- I have a friend (a) works really hard every day.
Relative clauses:
Complete the sentences with who, which, whose, where, when, or why.
- This is the company (a) I met my wife.
Relative clauses:
Complete the sentences with who, which, whose, where, when, or why.
- This is the company (a) I met my wife.
Relative clauses:
Complete the sentences with who, which, whose, where, when, or why.
- Tomorrow is the day (a) we have that important meeting.
Relative clauses:
Complete the sentences with who, which, whose, where, when, or why.
- A mechanic is a person (a) job is to repair cars.
Relative clauses:
Complete the sentences with who, which, whose, where, when, or why.
- That's the reason (a) we need to meet.
Relative clauses:
Say whether the sentences are defining or non-defining relative clauses.
- The computer which we bought is quite good.
Defining relative clause
Non-defining relative clause
Relative clauses:
Say whether the sentences are defining or non-defining relative clauses.
- The man who is coming will bring us the present.
Defining relative clause
Non-defining relative clause
Relative clauses:
Say whether the sentences are defining or non-defining relative clauses.
- My cousin, who you met last week, will be visiting me this weekend.
Defining relative clause
Non-defining relative clause
Relative clauses:
Say whether the sentences are defining or non-defining relative clauses.
- Teenagers who wear glasses look more intelligent.
Defining relative clause
Non-defining relative clause
Relative clauses:
Say whether the sentences are defining or non-defining relative clauses.
- Paul Nelson, who lives near me, will be 18 years old on 14th July.
Defining relative clause
Non-defining relative clause
Prepositions of place:
Complete the sentences with the most suitable preposition.
- The reception is ______ the conference room. I'll go there.
next to
among
over
Prepositions of place:
Complete the sentences with the most suitable preposition.
- The paper bin is over there, ______ the table.
between
under
over
Prepositions of place:
Complete the sentences with the most suitable preposition.
- You can take those files that are ______ the shelf.
among
at
on
Prepositions of place:
Complete the sentences with the most suitable preposition.
- I am very tired. I prefer to stay ______ home.
among
at
on
Prepositions of place:
Complete the sentences with the most suitable preposition.
- You have a very nice lamp hanging ______ the table.
over
under
between
Prepositions of place:
Complete the sentences with the most suitable preposition.
- There are some pencils ______ that pencil holder.
over
at
in
Prepositions of place:
Complete the sentences with the most suitable preposition.
- John is ______ the best employees of our company.
over
between
among
