Worksheets7ABV Unit Test
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 34mins
Which specific topics were we able to cover this 5th module?
Superlatives and Comparatives.
Present continuous and present perfect continuous.
Present simple and present perfect.
Gerunds and Infinitives.
Past simple and Past continuous.
Daniel ..... his teeth before breakfast every morning.
cleaning
cleans
is cleaning
are cleaning.
Don't make so much noise. Agatha ...... to study for her ESL test!
are trying
is trying
try
tries
Sorry, she can't come to the phone. She ..... a bath.
has
having
have
is having
Would you like some chocolate? No, thanks. I .......chocolate.
hates
hate
hating
likes
Sshh, I .......... to the news.
is listening
listens
am listening
listening
That book ...... to Polina.
belong
belongs
belonging
No idea!
Water ______ into ice at 0ºC.
changes
is changing
It (a) (charge) at the moment
How often (a) (you / go) shopping?
My dad (a) (not work) every day. He's at home on Wednesdays.
Present perfect simple structure.
S+have/has+been+past participle.
S+have/has+past participle.
S+have+past simple.
S+have/has+Past simple.
Present perfect continuous structure.
(a)
She ___ (paint) a picture. Now she's going to start a new one.
has been painting
have painted
has painted
have been painting
She ___ ten books this summer.
have been reading
has read
has been reading
have read
Many explorers ___ to the North Pole.
has being
have been
have being
has been
I ___ this exercise twice. I can't understand it.
done
've done
've been doing
We are worried about Luba. She has ___ too hard recently.
worked
been working
working
(you / take) the dog for a walk yet?
(a)
We use the Present Perfect Continuous.
When the time is finished but the action is not
For an action recently finished but explains the situation
When the action and time are finished
For an action that started in the past and is still in progress
Third form of a verb is identified as
(a)
recently / the project/ not / been / working / on / have / They
(a)
been / abroad / Has / travelling / she?
(a)
We have known each other since childhood.
Present perfect continuous.
Present perfect simple
Present simple
Present continuous.
a verb form which functions as a noun, they can act as the subject, object, or complement of a sentence.
are a special form of verbs that can be used as a noun, adjective, or adverb.
(a)
To explain why somebody does something.
Gerund
Infinitive
immediately after adjectives.
After too, enough, the first, the last.
Gerund.
Infinitive.
After prepositions and after verbs of liking or disliking.
Gerund
Infinitive
I want ____ the exam and forget about it!
to pass
passing
I suggest ____ sitcom "Friends" in English.
to watch
watching
He enjoys _______a bath in the evening.
having
to have
Did you remember milk from the supermarket?
to get
getting
We called him the good news.
to tell
telling
are adjectives used to compare two things, expressing that one has more or less of a quality than the other.
are adjectives used to express a comparison of one thing to a group, indicating it has the highest or lowest degree of a quality among the group.
(a)
Some people say football is ______ sport.
the more dangerous
most dangerous
more dangerous
the most dangerous
Your watch is _________ than mine.
more cheap
cheaper
the cheapest
the most cheap
The plane is _____ way to travel.
faster
the fastest
fastest
more faster
A Porsche is (a) than a Honda. (expensive)
Yaromir speaks English (a) than his brother, even though he's younger. (fluent)
Comparative and superlative of FAR. (distance)
(a)
The act of leaving a job or position. Synonym of quit.
Resignotion.
Resignation.
Pension.
A regular payment made by the state to people of or above the official retirement age and to some widows and disabled people.
Pensione.
Pansion.
Pension.
Pencion.
a store that lends money in exchange for a valuable thing that they can sell if the person leaving it does not pay an agreed amount of money by an agreed time.
(a)
(a)
(a)
Able to stand or recover quickly from difficult conditions. The never give up attitude.
Patient.
Resilient.
Tactful.
Impetuous.
Not willing to listen to or tolerate other people's views; prejudiced .
Narrow minded.
Broad-minded.
(a)
A person of wide knowledge or learning. An individual with multiples professions who he/she excels at.
Polymoth.
Polymath.
Rookie.
Expert.
Paying in monthly installations to afford a car, house, apartment.
Mortgag.
Mortgage.
Martgage.
