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WorksheetsFINAL TEST B2
Total questions: 92
Worksheet time: 55mins
I. SERIES
Instructions: Write the 3 tenses of the verbs (base form, simple past and past participle)
PLANCHAR
(a)
LADRAR
(a)
OLVIDAR
(a)
SIGNIFICAR
(a)
COMPORTARSE
(a)
RECONSTRUIR
(a)
ADIVINAR
(a)
DARSE CUENTA
(a)
ROGAR
(a)
ABROCHAR
(a)
II. SERIES
Instructions: read the paragraph and choose the correct order of the linking words.
0. ________________, I’ll never have a pet other than a dog. Dogs are the most loyal and caring pets. ________________, dogs obey their owner’s voice. My dog always wags his tail when he’s happy to see me. ________________, some dogs even cry when their owner leaves. ________________, dogs called guide dogs are trained to help people who can’t see. ________________, dogs care for their owners and I wish everyone could have a dog.
Choose the correct order to fill the blanks
First - In addition - In fact - On the other hand - To summarize
To summarize - First - In fact - On the other hand - In addition
First - On the other hand - In fact - To summarize - In addition
________________, Peter got sick to his stomach after stealing and eating a lot of candies from his neighbor, Mr. McGregor. ________________, while trying to scape from Mr. McGregor’s house, Peter lost a shoe in the kitchen; ________________, he lost his jacket in the garden, but he managed to escape. ________________, Peter was tired and was nauseous once he finally made it home. ________________, he vomited at home.
Choose the correct order to fill in the blanks
Consequently - Furthermore - Secondly - First of all - After that
First of all - Secondly - Consequently - After that - Furthermore
First of all - Secondly - After that - Consequently - Furthermore
III. SERIES
Instructions: choose the correct tense of the verbs for each conditional
SECOND CONDITIONAL
If I ____________ (be) you, I ____________ (get) a new job.
was / would get
be / would have gotten
were / would get
am / will get
First conditional
We ____________ (be) late if we ____________ (not/hurry).
are / won't hurry
are / will hurry
were / wouldn't hurry
will be / don't hurry
Third conditional
If she ____________ (study), she ____________ (pass) the exam.
studies / will pass
had studied / would've passed
has studied / would pass
Second conditional
We ____________ (travel) the world if we ____________ the lottery.
travel / would won
travelled / would win
would travel / won
Zero conditional
If I ____________ (wake up) late, I ____________ (be) late for work.
wake up / will be
wake up / am
wake up / be
wake up / were
Third conditional
If we ____________ (arrive) earlier, we ____________ (see) John.
had arrived / would have seen
would have arrived / had seen
arrived / would see
have arrived / would have seen
First conditional
If he ____________ (come), I ____________ (be) surprised.
come / will be
came / would be
comes / will be
Third conditional
She ____________ (pass) the exam if she ____________ (study) harder.
had passed / would have studied
had passed / would have study
would have passed / had studied
Second conditional
If we ____________ (not/be) friends, I ____________ (be) angry with you.
didn't be / would be
weren't / would be
weren't / would have been
First conditional
If we ____________ (wait) here, we ____________ (be) late.
wait / are
waited / would be
wait / will be
IV. SERIES
Instructions: re-write the sentences with the correct order of adjectives.
young / intelligent / an / doctor
(a)
jacket / red / leather / glamorous
(a)
dark / eyes / your / beautiful / blue
(a)
car / blue / American / a / big
(a)
box / metal / large / blue / a
(a)
V. SERIES
Instructions: write the correct part of speech. Pay attention to the description
"A word used to show surprise or emotion"
(a)
A word used to describe verbs, adjectives and other adverbs
(a)
A word used in the place of a noun
(a)
A word used before nouns to form a phrase that shows “where, when, how or why”
(a)
A word used to describe an action
(a)
A word used to connect clauses or sentences
(a)
A word used to describe a noun
(a)
A word used to refer to people, animals or objects
(a)
VI. SERIES
Instructions: choose the correct option to complete the sentences using past modal verbs of deduction
I’m sorry but Mr. Brown isn’t here. He ______________ left.
could have
must have
should have
They ______________ bought a new car. They’re unemployed.
must have
could have
can't have
My car isn't here! It ______________ been stolen while I was shopping.
shouldn't have
might have
would have
She ______________ passed the test. She didn’t study.
must have
could have
can't have
VI. SERIES
Instructions: choose the correct option to complete the sentences using unreal situation
You ______________ broken up with her, she was perfect for you.
shouldn't have
couldn't have
might have
I ______________ double checked my answers. Now I’ll fail!
can't have
should have
might have
She ______________ been the best dancer, but she broke her leg.
would have
should have
might have
I ______________ bought bread but I didn't know we needed it.
shouldn't have
might have
could have
VII. SERIES
Instructions: choose the correct answer with would rather and would prefer
I'd ________ to eat apples rather than pears
prefer
rather
Karla'd ______________ the test now rather than tomorrow.
prefer to do
rather do
I'd ______________ become a pianist.
prefer
rather
I'd ______________ to play video games for a while ______________ go out.
prefer // rather than
rather // rather than
prefer // than
rather // than
Marcos would rather watch a movie _______________ go to a concert.
rather than
than
He’d _____________ to keep his job _____________ be fired.
prefer // rather than
rather // rather than
prefer // than
rather // than
I'd ________ have just a salad
prefer
rather
She'd prefer to work night shifts _________ work at weekends.
rather than
than
VIII. SERIES
Instructions: write make or do, depending on the noun:
BUSINESS
(a)
A FAVOR
(a)
A MISTAKE
(a)
HOUSEWORK
(a)
A NOISE
(a)
DINNER
(a)
PLANS
(a)
EXERCISE
(a)
IX. SERIES
Instructions: answer the statements using so or neither with the correct auxiliary and the subject bellow.
My phone doesn't work.
SUBJECT: MINE
(a)
I haven’t written the essay yet.
SUBJECT: I
(a)
Christina won’t help us.
SUBJECT: JOHN
(a)
We went to Ireland last winter.
SUBJECT: MY FAMILY
(a)
I’m swimming with my family.
SUBJECT: I
(a)
I’m not really worried about the test.
SUBJECT: I
(a)
Matthew should apologize to me.
SUBJECT: YOU
(a)
Hans didn’t say “hello” when he saw us.
SUBJECT: SPENCER
(a)
My brother and I can’t go to the party.
SUBJECT: MY WIFE
(a)
Daniel and Lucas went for a run this morning.
SUBJECT: I
(a)
X. SERIES
Instructions: choose the correct phrasal verb with their meaning in Spanish.
QUEDAR IMPUNE
GET ALONG WITH
GET AWAY WITH
GET AWAY FROM
GET ALONG FROM
EXPLOTAR
BLOW ON
EXPLODE
BLOW UP
EXPLODE IN
SALIR
HANG OUT
HANG ON
GO ON
HANG BY
EXPULSAR
GET OUT
DROP BY
GO ON WITH
KICK OUT
PROPONER
CATCH UP
COME UP WITH
CATCH ON
COME UP FROM
VISITAR
DROP BY
DROP OFF
DROP WITH
DROP ON
PONERSE AL DÍA
PUT ON A DAY
RUN OUT OF
CATCH UP
CARRY OUT
SUPERAR
GIVE BACK
GET OFF
GET ALONG
GET OVER
XI. SERIES
Instructions: choose the correct tense of the verb (gerund or infinitive)
I wanted to meet / meeting him.
to meet
meeting
Walk / Walking may be exhausting, but is quite important.
Walk
Walking
I’m learning to speak / speaking English.
to speak
speaking
Would you mind to read / reading the paragraph?
to read
reading
Besides, the architect was to measure / measuring the house.
to measure
measuring
The instructions for my coffee machine are really confuse / confusing.
confuse
confusing
I used to visit / visiting my grandma every weekend in the past
to visit
visiting
Karla didn’t care about own / owning fancy things.
own
owning
I had a hard time to adapt / adapting to a new country.
to adapt
adapting
Shall we dance / dancing ?
dance
dancing
XII. SERIES
Instructions: make sentences using ’s or of
(A glass) milk
(a)
(My friend) bike
(a)
(Daisy and Lauren) dog
(a)
(The window) the room
(a)
(Mrs. Jones) car
(a)
