2. Tick () a, b, or c to complete the sentences with the correct preposition.

Example: I went to Chicago two years ago.

A to    B in      C from     

11 I’m looking _____ my keys. I can’t find them.

A at      B for      C after     

12 We’re leaving on Friday and coming _____ on Sunday.

A forward to      B back      C after     

13 I’m sorry, but I don’t agree _____ you.

A with      B about      C to     

14 I wrote _____ Mike but he didn’t answer.

A for      B about      C to     

15 Would you like to look _____ my holiday photos?

A at      B after      C for     

16 That’s my pen. Give it _____!

A for      B after      C back     

17 What do you think _____ his latest film?

A to      B after      C of     

18 Shh! I’m listening _____ the radio.

A to      B about      C for     

19 Did you speak _____ the boss yesterday?

A of      B to      C about     

20 We never talk _____ politics. It’s boring.

A for      B about      C to     

III.Pronunciation

1. Which word has a different sound? Tick (_) A, B, or C.

Example: A van      B tram      C lane   

1 A bike      B find      C fish     

2 A see      B leave      C red     

3 A think      B smile      C miss     

4 A here      B turn      C her     

5 A push      B school      C good     

b) Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (_) A, B, or C.

Example: A afternoon    B afternoon      C afternoon     

6 A injection      B injection      C injection     

7 A pessimist      B pessimist      C pessimist     

8 A eternal      B eternal      C eternal     

9 A probably      B probably      C probably     

10 A positive      B positive      C positive     

Total

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PART 4

I.Grammar: Tick () a, b, or c to complete the sentences.

Example: My brother _____ Russian.

A speak      B speaks    C do speak     

1 _____ you ever bought anything in that shop?

A Did      B Have      C Has     

2 He’s never _____ a suit in his life.

A wear      B wore      C worn     

3 _____ finished your homework yet?

A Are you      B Have you      C Did you     

4 I’ve _____ had three meetings this week.

A already      B just      C yet     

5 Jane isn’t here. She has just _____ out.

A go      B went      C gone     

6 I’m _____ in my new job than in my old job.

A busy      B busier      C more busy     

7 You drive _____ than me.

A more slowly      B more slow      C more slower     

8 My boss isn’t _____ stressed as I am.

A more      B as      C the     

9 It’s the _____ city in the world.

A crowded      B most crowded      C more crowded     

10 This is the _____ summer we’ve ever had.

A worse      B baddest      C worst     

11 Have you ever _____ to New York?

A been      B gone      C went     

12 My mother _____ never flown.

A is      B has      C was     

13 I haven't finished _____. I need two more minutes.

A already      B just      C yet     

14 Don't touch that wall. I've _____ painted it.

A already      B just      C yet     

15 I've already _____ this film three times.

A saw      B see      C seen     

16 Your flat is bigger _____ mine.

A than      B then      C as     

17 I don't speak German _____ well as my wife.

A than      B so      C as     

18 This car is _____ expensive than that one.

A more      B most      C the most     

19 Venice is _____ beautiful city I know.

A most      B the most      C more     

20 It was the best holiday I've _____ had.

A ever      B just      C yet