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Written test 2nd year   Reading Comprehension   Hi! I am Analia and I am from London.  I am 17 years old which means I am doing A-levels this year in June and July.  I am studying Art and Design, French and History.  I need 3 A levels to get into University and I need an A in Art to do the course I want.  I want to go to the London University of Art .  Last month  I went to an open day to look around the University Campus and I had an interview.  The interview was perfect and I got my place in the course.  This course starts in October. It is very expensive to live in London, so my father will lend me some money but I have to pay it back later. I get me A results in September, so I have to wait for two months after the exams.  It is a long time.  If I don't get the right grades, I can take them again and got to University next year.  What I'd really love to be is a clothes designer or artist.  My parents are a bit worried about this,  they want me to be a doctor instead.   ASK THE QUESTION                               1.   She is doing her A levels this year in June and July.   2.   She needs 3 A - levels to get into University.   3   No, She doesn't . She needs only one.                                                   4.   She went ot visit the University last month.   5   Yes, it was perfect.    6.   Her father will lend her the money.      Complete with SOME or ANY or A/ AN   1. I don't eat   sweets because they are bad for my teeth. 2. Many people go running and they take  bottle of water with them. 3. I usually have  vegetables and chicken for dinner. 4. Sheila wants to go to the Paul Mc Cartney's concert tomorrow, but she doesn't have  money to    buy  ticket. 5. This weekned we are going to visit  relatives in the country.   Tenses Complete using Simple Past, Present perfect or Past continuous   1. Have you ever beenDid you ever goWere you ever  to Rome? 2. Yes, We were spendingspenthave spent 2 months there last year. 3. Have you seenDid you seeWere you seeing Patrick at the last party? 4. No I didn't seeweren't seeinghaven't seen him for a month. 5. Carter's is my favourite restaurant, I have eatenwas eatingate many times. 6. Sam knittedwas knittinghas knitted a nice sweater when I visitedwas visitinghave visited her last winter. 7. Sara has just calledwas callingjust called and said she was delayed.  She hasn't leftdidn't leavewasn't leaving work yet.