Question

TEST to Unit 3 & 4

1. Complete the sentences using the words from Unit 3.
1. In the picture you can see a narrow w _____ river running through the fields.
2. Look at these lovely salad b _____ I have just bought.
3. "Hello, would you like to come in?" he said smiling ch _____ at us.
4. The Smiths are at home: there's 1 _____ in their windows.
5. Are you hungry? I'll be happy to sh _____ these cheese sandwiches with you.
6. I'm afraid I'm not ready yet, I'm still s _____ with the last sentence.
7. He b _____ from one film to another trying to see all he could.
8. In the middle of the night somebody k _____ on the window.
9. The shop was quite c _____ by so it didn't take us long to get there.
10. On the table there were three c _____ in tall c _____.

2. Fill in prepositions where necessary.
1. to blow … a candle
2. to turn … the light
3. to push his way … the crowd
4. to struggle … independence
5. to share a book … a friend
6. to knock … the door
7. to bounce … one book … another
8. to be close … the shop
9. to wind … a clock
10. to light … a candle

3. Fill in the right article (definite or zero) where necessary.
1. After finishing _ school I’m going to university.
2. What’s on _ television tonight?
3. I’ve just heard on the radio that Russian cosmonauts are in _ space.
4. Dad is in _ hospital. He had a car accident three days ago.
5. I’ve just heard on _ radio about it.
6. _ Indian tiger is in danger of becoming extinct.
7. _ space between the wall and the table is not enough for this big clock.
8. - Where is Betty? - She is in _ church taking photos of an altar.
9. _ motorbike in front of _ garden belongs to my brother.

4. Make up correct sentences with a word combination ‘to cook dinner’ in different tenses.
1. Present Simple ______
2. Past Simple ______
3. Future Simple ______
4. Present Continuous _______
5. Past Continuous __________
6. Future Continuous ________
7. Present Perfect ___________
8. Past Perfect ______________
9. Future Perfect ____________

5. Underline the appropriate forms of the verbs to complete the sentences.
1. Adam says he (has known/ has been knowing) Mr. Cooper for 20 years.
2. So, Arnold is not here yet. How long (had you been waiting/have you been waiting) for him?
3. Ralf (had studied/had been studying) Spanish for six years before he went to Madrid as a student.
4. Sorry, it’s my fault. I (have broken/have been breaking) your favourite cup.
5. I (have seen/ saw) Boris just now.
6. My grandmother (has stopped/has been stopping) working lately.
7. Jane (has written/has been writing) this poem herself. I think it’s good.
8. I (have done/have been doing) this puzzle for an hour and I can’t solve it.
9. Where (had you put/ have you put) my glasses?
10. Her eyes were red. (Had she been crying/Has she been crying)?

Answer 1

In the picture you can see a narrow river running through the fields.

Look at these lovely salad bowls I have just bought.

"Hello, would you like to come in?" he said smiling cheerfully at us.

The Smiths are at home: there's a light in their windows.

Are you hungry? I'll be happy to share these cheese sandwiches with you.

I'm afraid I'm not ready yet, I'm still struggling with the last sentence.

He bounced from one film to another trying to see all he could.

In the middle of the night somebody knocked on the window.

The shop was quite close by so it didn't take us long to get there.

On the table there were three cups in tall cups.

Fill in prepositions where necessary.

to blow out a candle

to turn off the light

to push his way through the crowd

to struggle for independence

to share a book with a friend

to knock on the door

to bounce from one book to another

to be close to the shop

to wind up a clock

to light a candle

Fill in the right article (definite or zero) where necessary.

After finishing school I’m going to university.

What’s on television tonight?

I’ve just heard on the radio that Russian cosmonauts are in space.

Dad is in the hospital. He had a car accident three days ago.

I’ve just heard on the radio about it.

The Indian tiger is in danger of becoming extinct.

The space between the wall and the table is not enough for this big clock.

Where is Betty? - She is in the church taking photos of an altar.

The motorbike in front of the garden belongs to my brother.

Make up correct sentences with a word combination ‘to cook dinner’ in different tenses.

Present Simple: I cook dinner every night.

Past Simple: She cooked dinner for the whole family last night.

Future Simple: He will cook dinner for us tomorrow.

Present Continuous: I am cooking dinner right now.

Past Continuous: She was cooking dinner when I arrived.

Future Continuous: He will be cooking dinner when you get home.

Present Perfect: I have cooked dinner for everyone.

Past Perfect: She had cooked dinner before I got home.

Future Perfect: He will have cooked dinner by the time you arrive.

Underline the appropriate forms of the verbs to complete the sentences.

Adam says he has known Mr. Cooper for 20 years.

So, Arnold is not here yet. How long have you been waiting for him?

Ralf had studied Spanish for six years before he went to Madrid as a student.

Sorry, it’s my fault. I have broken your favourite cup.

I saw Boris just now.

My grandmother has stopped working lately.

Jane has written this poem herself. I think it’s good.

I have been doing this puzzle for an hour and I can’t solve it.

Where have you put my glasses?

Her eyes were red. Had she been crying?