I / very quickly / eat / my / lunch.

A) I very quickly eat my lunch.

B) I my lunch very quickly eat.

C) My lunch very quickly I eat.

D) I eat my lunch very quickly.

E) I my lunch eat very quickly.

$$$ 40 C

Put the words in right order to make a sentence:

Went out / for / I / with / four / my / months / friend.

A) I with my friends went out for four months.

B) I with my friends for four months went out.

C) I went out with my friends for four months.

D) My friends I went out with for four months.

E) I went for four months out with my friends.

$$$ 41 A

Put the words in right order to make a sentence:

Play / we / tennis / badly / very.

A) We play tennis very badly.

B) We very play badly tennis.

C) Tennis we play very badly.

D) We very play tennis badly.

E) Very badly we play tennis.

$$$ 42 A

Put the words in right order to make a sentence:

Drive / my car / very slowly / I

A) I drive my car very slowly.

B) Drive my car very slowly I.

C) I my car very slowly drive.

D) Drive very I my car slowly .

E) I very drive my car slowly.

$$$ 43 A

Put the words in right order to make a sentence:

My four / arrived / that evening, / friends / on time.

A) That evening, my four friends arrived on time.

B) My four that evening, friends arrived on time.

C) My four arrived that evening, friends on time.

D) On time four arrived my friends that time.

E) That evening, my four arrived on time friends .

$$$ 44 D

Put the words in right order to make a sentence:

Do / to / time / you / get / what / work?

A) Do to time you get what work?

B) Do time you get what to work?

C) What time get you do to work?

D) What time do you get to work?

E) What work do you get to time ?

$$$ 45 B

Put the words in right order to make a sentence: Very / regularly / clean / house / my / I.

A) I my house clean regularly very.

B) I clean my house very regularly.

C) I my house regularly clean very .

D) My very house I clean regularly.

E) I clean my very house regularly.

$$$ 46 A

Put the words in right order to make a sentence: The man / are / and woman / going / to / London.

A) The man and woman are going to London.

B) The man and woman to London are going.

C) The are going to man and woman London.

D) London are going the man and woman to.

E) The man are going and woman to London.

$$$ 47 A

Complete the sentence using the phrases:

I didn’t like the film much.

A) Neither did I.

B) So do I.

C) Neither do I.

D) So am I.

E) So do you.

$$$ 48 A

Complete the sentence using the phrases:

I didn’t know what time it starts.

A) Neither did I.

B) So do I.

C) Neither do I.

D) So am I.

E) So do you.

$$$ 49 D

Complete the sentence using the phrases:

I am going to see a new film.

A) Neither did I.

B) So do we.

C) Neither do I.

D) So am I.

E) So do you.

$$$ 50 D

Complete the sentence using the phrases:

I am going home very late.

A) Neither did I.

B) So does she.

C) Neither do I.

D) So am I.

E) So do you.

$$$ 51 A

Match the use of get:

get + adjective = become

A) He is getting better at English.

B) What time do you get to work?

C) I always have breakfast before I get dressed.

D) He never gets up before 10 a.m.

E) She is trying to get a new job.

$$$ 52 D

Match the use of get: Phrasal verbs with get

A) He is getting better at English.

B) What time do you get to work?

C) I always have breakfast before I get dressed.

D) He never gets up before 10 a.m.

E) She is trying to get a new job.

$$$ 53 E

Match the use of get:

get + noun = buy, obtain, receive

A) He is getting better at English.

B) What time do you get to work?

C) I always have breakfast before I get dressed.

D) He never gets up before 10 a.m.

E) She is trying to get a new job.

$$$ 54 B

Match the use of get:

get = arrive

A) He is getting better at English.

B) What time do you get to work?

C) I always have breakfast before I get dressed.

D) He never gets up before 10 a.m.

E) She is trying to get a new job.

$$$ 55 C

Match the use of get:

Expressions with get + past participle

A) He is getting better at English.

B) What time do you get to work?

C) I always have breakfast before I get dressed.

D) He never gets up before 10 a.m.

E) She is trying to get a new job.

$$$ 56 A

Match the use of get:

get + adjective = become

A) This room never gets warm enough.

B) I got home very late last night.

C) Where I can I get changed?

D) We don’t get on with our neighbours.

E) I got my new shoes in the sale.

$$$ 57 E

Match the use of get:

get + noun = buy, obtain, receive

A) This room never gets warm enough.

B) I got home very late last night.

C) Where I can I get changed?

D) We don’t get on with our neighbours.

E) I got my new shoes in the sale.

$$$ 58 D

Match the use of get:

Phrasal verbs with get

A) This room never gets warm enough.

B) I got home very late last night.

C) Where I can I get changed?

D) We don’t get on with our neighbours.

E) I got my new shoes in the sale.

$$$ 59 B

Match the use of get:

get = arrive

A) This room never gets warm enough.

B) I got home very late last night.

C) Where I can I get changed?

D) We don’t get on with our neighbours.

E) I got my new shoes in the sale.

$$$ 60 C

Match the use of get:

Expressions with get + past participle

A) This room never gets warm enough.

B) I got home very late last night.

C) Where I can I get changed?

D) We don’t get on with our neighbours.

E) I got my new shoes in the sale.