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WorksheetsSolutions intermediate u nit 1
Total questions: 115
Worksheet time: 1hrs 7mins
How is this girl feeling?
She is bored
She is boring
My dad started to dance at my party and all my friends saw him! I was really _____
ashamed
embarrassed
ashaming
embarrasing
Choose:
We should _____ a plan for the weekend
DO
MAKE
I don't find computer games very ____
excited
exciting
I've cut my finger. It is
sprained
bleeding
broke
burning
Sam _____ his first job while he ______ in London.
got, lived
got, was living
had got, was living
had got, had lived
What _____ when I ____ you in town?
you were doing, saw
were you doing, saw
did you do, was seeing
you did, was seeing
Jane ______ the phone because she _____ a shower.
didn´t hear, was having
didn´t hear, had
wasn´t hearing, was having
didn´t heard, was having
Henry ______ as a policeman when he _____ his future wife for the first time.
worked, met
worked, was meeting
was working, met
was working, was meeting
My parents ______ engaged before they ____ to the USA.
have already got, emigrated
had already got, emigrated
already got, had emigrated
had got already, had emigrated
I _____ buy anything, because I ______ to take money.
can´t, forgot
couldn´t, forgot
couldn´t, had forgotten
couldn´t, was forgetting
Kim _____ her first business before she ____ university.
had started, had left
had started, leaved
had started, left
started, had left
Mark ____ upset, because he ____ with his girlfriend.
was, split up
had been, split up
was, had split up
were, had splitted up
It was a lovely spring day and the birds...
sang.
sung.
had sung.
were singing.
He wasn´t hungry, because ______ before.
he´d already eaten lunch
he already ate lunch
he was eating already lunch
he´s already eaten lunch
When I was a little kid I ...
used to play chess.
use to play chess.
used to played chess.
The shop _______ sell mobiles, it was a bookstore.
didn´t used to
didn´t use to
didn´t used
didn´t get used to
___ when you were younger?
Where did you used to live
Where you used to live
Where did you use to live
Where did you used to lived
This person is one hundred years old
adult
centenarian
toddler
elderly
This phrase means ‘to die’
(a)
Write the extra word: You shouldn’t to worry. It’ll be fine
(a)
You never clean up the mess in your room!
miserable
accusing
Select all of the 'negative' attitudes
aggressive
bitter
calm
grateful
miserable
Her attitude is...
calm
bitter
urgent
aggressive
You are getting into a big trouble!
aggressive
pessimistic
No one can do it better than me!
arrogant
optimistic
You better eat less fast food, it is not good for your health.
sarcastic
sympathetic
Your new blouse suits you very well.
calm
complimentary
We will travel next summer for sure!
urgent
optimistic
Which of these is not a noun?
freedom
impatience
privacy
dependent
When someone is about 20-29 years old, we may say he/she is ...
in his/her twenties
at his/her twenties
between his/her twenties
When is adolescence?
when you are a teenager
before you become an adult
when you are middle-aged
after you retire
Which of these is positive?
optimistic
complimentary
sarcastic
miserable
We have to do something right now − this problem is very ....
urgent
bitter
furious
pessimistic
Kris and Susie aren't together anymore, they .....
split up
got engaged
got broken
broke up
We use this word to describe a newly born baby.
child
infant
toddler
kid
When you can’t forgive someone or forget something bad, you feel ....
bitter
sweet
sour
spicy
WORRIED about someone or something means
concerned
sensitive
sympathetic
frightened
This person is one hundred years old.
millennial
centenarian
teenager
toddler
John moved to a much bigger house after he __________________ some money.
inherited
had inherited
lost
spent
Go for a
bike ride
shopping
theme park
cafe with friends
Positive adj describing feelings
terrified
upset
excited
bored
Negative adj describing feelings
disappointed
proud
delighted
amazing
Unhappy because you want smth that belongs to smb else
shocked
envious
cross
relieved
She's ____________ : nothing frightens her
brave
confident
flexible
shy
He's very ___________: he loves being with people and making new friends
confident
hard-working
organised
outgoing
be a centenarian
be in your teens
be an infant
be a toddler
be a centenarian
be in your teens
be an infant
be a toddler
be in your twenties
be an adult
be an infant
be middle-aged
be a toddler
be in your twenties
be elderly
be a centenarian
Over 60
retire
go to university
be born
leave home
Why ________________? I ________________ the joke.
are you laughing/don't understand
you laugh/don't understand
do you laugh/don't understand
you laughing/do not understand
The children were tired because they _______ a lot.
played
had played
had been play
play
Last night I ________________ in bed when I suddenly ________________ a scream. (read, hear)
read - heard
was reading - was hearing
was reading - heard
read - was hearing
Have you made many friends ... social media?
on
at
in
with
What ......... you .......... to do when you were a child?
do/used
did/use
used/do
did/used
Choose the correct sentence.
I didn't use to ride a bike.
I used to ride a scooter when I was a child.
I used to ride a bike a lot.
I used to skateboard.
I didn't use to play games, but now...
I don't play games
I'm playing
I play games with my brother
I don't play anymore
When I was a teenager I was rude and naughty.
Now I ........... .
try to be kind and nice
am rude and naughty
used to be kind
am a teenager
I didn't ... when I was a kid.
use to walk
ride a bike
used to walk
use to drive a car
We didn't use to like each other but now ...
we are best friends
we use to like each other
we didn't like each other
we were best friends
... did you ... when you were younger?
When/use to go
Where/use to go
What/go
Where/used to go
We used to ... friends but now we ... each other.
be/hate
hate/be
be/love
being/hate
I ...... to stay up late when I was a kid.
didn't used
weren't use
didn't use
didn't used to
In my old school I didn't use to hang out with people.
Now I ... new friends and we ... a lot!
meet/have
have/used to
used to/meet
have/meet
Look at the picture and fill in the missing word:
I used to (a) when I was younger.
Look at the picture and fill in the missing word:
I used to (a) when I was younger.
Look at the picture and fill in the missing words(3):
I didn't use to (a) when I was younger.
Answer the question:
What did they use to do when they were younger?
(full sentence needed)
(a)
Complete the sentence with a multi-part verb.
I g….. with Clare really well. We’re very good friends.
(a)
Complete the sentence with a multi-part verb.
We’re not lying, and we didn’t m… (a) that story. It really happened!
Complete the sentence with a multi-part verb.
Mandy loves hip hop, but her sister doesn’t g….. for it at all.
(a)
Complete the sentence with a multi-part verb.
I’m sorry for what I said. But please don’t w….. on me.
(a)
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word.
You mustn’t come into my bedroom all the time, Mum. I need some (a) (private)!
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word.
I get a lot of (a) (critic) from my parents about my clothes. They always want me to wear longer dresses and skirts.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word.
Sophie is a very (a) (emotion) person. She often cries when she watches a sad film.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word.
You want everything to be perfect, Kelly, but the world isn’t like that. You’re just an (a) (ideal).
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word.
Sam is really (a) (irritate) sometimes. He really annoys me.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word.
Be careful at all times when you work with these big machines. (a) (safe) is very important in our factory.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word.
Stacey’s parents give her a lot of (a) (free). She can stay out late, and invite people to her house.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word.
My grandmother is very (a) (depend) on us now. She’s ill, so she needs a lot of help.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word.
Why are my parents so (a) (distrust)? I always tell them the truth, but they don’t believe me sometimes.
I have to leave now. I'll ... you ... at night!
check ... out
look ... for
call ... back
It’s taken me ages to ... the flu.
get over
make up
put up with
find out
Choose the right phrasal verb for the picture
Come out
Look after
Set up
Look up
To get a passport, you need to fill ____ two forms.
on
in
up
out
I can't hear what you're saying, Jen. Can you speak ___, please?
on
at
down
up
Susan and her sister don't get _____ very well. They're always arguing!
in
on
out
over
To find or produce an answer, or idea:
come up with
freed up
get at
He _____ every day.
works out
is working out
work out
When they arrived at the police station, he said that he _____ anything wrong.
didn't do
wasn't doing
hadn't done
I was very late. When I arrived, the conference _____.
was already starting
started
had already started
I ____________ a new car last year.
buy
buyed
bought
bougth
You ....... me a text message last night.
sent
send
sending
did
Last night I............ with my friends.
wasn't met
diden't met
don't meet
didn't meet
Where _____ you _____ this car?
was ... buy
did ... bought
did ... buy
have ... buy
When I ___________ (come) home, the kids had been studying all afternoon.
was coming
had been coming
came
had come
While he _____________ (do) the homework, I was watching TV.
had read
read
was reading
were reading
The students ___________________ (wait) for the teacher for 15 minutes when she ___________ (arrive) to class.
were waiting / arrived
had been waiting / arrived
have been waiting / was arriving
waited / hadbeen arriving
She ____ (listen) to music when I called.
was listening
were listening
are listening
is listening
My parents were working when I _______ (come) home.
was coming
were coming
came
had come
What _____ he _____ (watch) on television when you arrived?
was / watching
were / watching
was/ watch
were / watch
By the time we ..... (get) home, the children ....... (go) to bed.
had got, went
got, went
got, had gone
had got, were going
He ....... (take) several pictures while the bride and groom .......(walk) down the aisle.
took, were walking
had taken, walked
took, walked
was taking, walked
At that time Beata .....(live) in Warsaw with her parents and Peter ..... (study) in Gdańsk.
lived, studied
was living, was studying
had lived, studied
lived, had studied
Beata .....(know) Gdańsk quite well because she .....(go) on holiday there every summer when she was younger.
had known, went
knew, had gone
knew, used to go
knew, was going
He .....(claim) that Beata ..... (meet) him at a party.
claimed, had met
had claimed, met
was claiming, had met
claimed, was meeting
