Online — ELEMENTARY TEST

1. It a. ‘s b. ‘re c. Is a lovely necklace.
d. It is e. Is f. Is it expensive?

I sometimes a. plays b. play c. to play football on Sundays.
My friends d. not like e. do not like f. doesn’t like golf.

a. I’m sitting b. I sit c. I’m sit in the garden.
d. It not raining e. It rains f. It’s not raining today.

Jack a. speaks b. ‘s speaking c. speaking to his dad on the phone at the moment.
He d. living e. lives f. ‘s living in Japan.

a. Are you waiting b. You wait c. Are waiting for a bus?
Yes. When d. arrives the next bus e. does the next bus arrive f. does arrive the next bus?

a. Did you see b. You see c. Saw Emma yesterday?
No, she d. not come e. didn’t come f. didn’t came to school.

What was Sarah a. do b. done c. doing in the library?
She was checking her emails when I d. seen e. was seeing f. saw her.

a. Have you ever been b. Has you ever been c. Have you ever gone to New Zealand?
No, but d. I’ve gone e. I’ve been f. I has been to Australia twice.

Joe a. have left b. has leaved c. has left his job at the college.
He d. has won e. have won f. won the lottery few days ago.

Where are a. we going b. we going to c. we to meet this afternoon?
I do not know. d. It’s going to be e. It’s being f. It’s going busy in town.

a. Shall you go b. Will you go c. You’ll go to the match?
No. d. I think they won’t e. I don’t think they shall f. I don’t think they’ll win today.

a. Who b. Whose c. Which coat is this?
d. What e. Who f. Which one – the black one or the yellow one?

a. You can b. can c. Can you finish work early tomorrow?
Yes, d. can I e. I can f. can meet you outside the cinema.

a. Could you b. Able to c. Could tell me the way to the train station, please?
d. I am able to e. I manage to f. I could walk there with you. It’ s not far.

a. Should I inviting b. Should I invite c. I should invite Laura to the party?
I think you d. should asking e. should ask f. would ask David about it.

I’m late. a. Must I b. I’ve got to c. Do I have to be there in 10 minutes?
Yes, but you d. must not to e. mustn’t f. have to drive so fast!

a. Do cross b. You cross c. Cross the road at the traffic lights.
d. You be careful! e. Be careful! f. Being careful! There’s a bus coming.

Can you a. get b. make c. do the washing tonight, please?
No, I’m d. making e. doing f. getting ready to go out.

John agreed a. to help b. to helping c. help me with my project.
It’s d. work to nice e. nice work f. nice to work with friendly people.

Let’s buy something for a. a b. the c. – garden.
Well. I’d like to grow some d. tomatos e. tomato f. tomatoes in the greenhouse.

a. There is b. Is there c. There’s a park near here?
Yes, it’s near d. those e. these f. that shops we saw this morning.

Did your dad give you a. any b. some c. a help?
No, he’s got d. much e. many f. a lot of work at the moment.

a. Me b. My c. Mine parents are coming to Oxford tomorrow.
Can I borrow d. your e. you f. yours car?

Is that a. your brother girlfriend b. your brother’s girlfriend c. the girlfriend of your brother?
No, that’s just d. his’ friend e. a friend of him f. a friend of his.

I’ve bought two a. news books b. new books c. new book.
I bought them from a d. fantastic little shop e. little fantastic shop f. shop fantastic little on the high street.

It’s a. most cold b. more cold c. colder in here than in the kitchen.
Yes, but this is the d. most comfortable e. more comfortable f. comfortablest room in the house.

It rained a. heavily b. heavily c. heavly last night.
Do not drive too d. fast e. fastly f. fastily in the car this morning!

I a. pretty b. fairly c. really like this film.
I think it’s d. pretty e. very f. a lot awful!

Tom lives a. at b. on c. above the ground floor.
He always locks his door d. in e. on f. at nights.

Shall we go to the theatre a. or b. and c. but the cinema tonight?
I think we should go to the theatre, d. so e. because of f. so to we can see the new play.