I.Grammar

Tick (_) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.

Example: My brother _____ Russian.

A speak      B speaks    C do speak     

1 I need _____ English quickly.

A learning      B learn      C to learn     

2 I don’t mind _____ up early in the morning.

A to get      B get      C getting     

3 We stopped at a petrol station _____ some petrol.

A to get      B get      C for get     

4 _____ is very bad for your health.

A Smoke      B Smoking      C The smoking     

5 It’s dangerous _____ here late at night

A walk      B to walk      C for walk     

6 He went to work without _____ breakfast.

A having      B have      C to have     

7 You _____ pay to go into that art gallery. It’s free.

A don’t must      B mustn’t      C don’t have to     

8 It’s a secret so you _____ tell anybody.

A mustn’t to      B mustn’t      C don’t have to     

9 We walked _____ the park.

A through      B over      C under     

10 John _____ of the room and didn’t come back.

A went      B went out      C went in     

11 I would _____ go to China.

A like to      B like      C to     

12 It's important to _____ good English in my job.

A speaking      B speak      C spoke     

13 I opened the door _____ who was there.

A see      B saw      C to see     

14 _____ books or magazines helps me to learn new words.

A Reading      B Read      C The reading     

15 I hate _____ for buses when it’s cold.

A wait      B the wait      C waiting     

16 She’s good at _____. She makes fantastic pasta.

A cooking      B to cook      C the cooking     

17 She _____ to work on Saturdays. She’s a shop assistant.

A has      B must      C mustn’t     

18 You _____ touch that. It's very dangerous.

A has      B must      C mustn’t     

19 Do you _____ to wear a uniform at your school?

A must      B have      C mustn’t     

20 In tennis you hit the ball _____ a net.

A into      B along      C over     

II.Vocabulary

a Tick (_) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with a verb in the correct form.

Example: She likes going to parties.

A is liking      B likes to      C likes   

1 I’m _____ find a new job.

A to try      B trying      C trying to     

2 We’re _____ to go abroad next summer.

A planning      B to plan      C plan     

3 Don’t _____ to turn off the light.

A to forget      B forget      C forgetting     

4 I don’t _____ living with my parents.

A to mind      B minding      C mind     

5 He always _____ to help me with my homework.

A offers      B is offering      C to offer     

6 I _____ to go to the bank today.

A am needing      B need      C needs     

7 We’ve _____ to buy a new house.

A deciding      B decide      C decided     

8 We’re _____ to buy a new flat soon.

A hopping      B to hope      C hoping     

9 She _____ to phone me last night.

A promises      B promised      C promise     

10 I _____ being late.

A am hating      B hates      C hate     

b Tick (_) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with the correct preposition.

Example: The train went through the tunnel.

A across      B through    C down     

11 The cat ran _____ the road.

A across      B through      C opposite     

12 Our ball fell _____ the river.

A across      B into      C over     

13 In athletics you have to run _____ a track.

A over      B across      C round     

14 We walked up the hill and then _____ again.

A down      B along      C towards     

15 Pass the ball _____ me!

A round      B along      C to     

c Tick (_) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with the correct verb.

Example: I _____ basketball every Saturday.

A play    B do      C go     

16 I _____ aerobics at my local gym.

A play      B do      C go     

17 In tennis you have to _____ the ball with a racket.

A hit      B throw      C kick     

18 They always _____ skiing at Christmas.

A play      B do      C go     

19 In football you have to _____ the ball into the net.

A hit      B throw      C kick     

20 We’re learning to _____ golf.

A play      B do      C go