English Exercises: Test

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Present Simple/English test/ 3 pages
Level: elementary
Age: 10-14
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Simple Past Tense test
Level: intermediate
Age: 12-14
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COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES TEST
Level: elementary
Age: 10-17
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SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE TEST
Level: elementary
Age: 12-14
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comparatives and superlatives test
Level: elementary
Age: 9-17
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TEST YOUR GRAMMAR. ALL THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE TENSES.
Level: intermediate
Age: 14-17
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Choose the correct reflexive pronoun

1 People which / who take exercise usually live longer.

2 Have you packed all the things that / what you need for your trip?

3 She speaks six languages, which / that is amazing.

4 I have written to thank all the people that / which sent me presents.

5. I hate people which / that phone but don’t leave a message.

Complete the reported sentences with correct tenses

1 ‘We’re hungry!’ The children said that they hungry.

2 ‘Can you take me home, please?’ She asked me if I take her home.

3 ‘Sonia’s had a baby.’ Mum called to say that Sonia a baby.

4 ‘Have you remembered Dad’s birthday?’ My sister asked me if I Dad’s birthday.

5 ‘Will you stay for lunch?’ We asked them if they for lunch.

Choose the form from the box that matches the meaning of both sentences.

can - can’t - could - may - must - is supposed to - will

1 She is able to drive my car. / She is allowed to drive my car.

She drive my car.

2 Perhaps you’ll decide that you don’t want to go. / I’m allowing you to decide whether or not you want to go.

You decide not to go to university when you leave school.

3 He should be in Berlin this week. / People think he’s in Berlin this week.

He be in Berlin this week.

4 I don’t believe that she is a police officer. / She won’t be allowed to become a police officer.

She be a police officer. She’s too young.

5 She is going to leave her umbrella on the bus. / She is always leaving her umbrella on the bus.

She leave her umbrella on the bus.

6. The actor who plays Poirot has to speak French. / I’m sure that the actor who plays Poirot speaks French.

The actor who plays Poirot speak French

7.He was able to cycle home. / He was allowed to cycle home.

He cycle home from school when he was eleven.

Can you leave out the relative pronouns? Tick the sentences if you can.

1 I haven’t got a pen that works.

2 The man who cleans our windows is on holiday this week.

3 Can you see any shoes that you like in the shop window?

4 Is that the man who you mentioned to me last week?

5 He made a clever suggestion which solved the problem.

6 Don’t just repeat things which other people have told you.

Change these sentences to indirect speech. Begin with the expression in italics

1 I met them on holiday two years ago. (I thought)

2 Christopher Columbus never visited North America. (Our history teacher told us that)

3 Beethoven was deaf when he wrote his greatest music. (It said on this radio programme)

4 I spoke to my brother in Canada last week. (I told my parents)

5 I couldn’t understand the instructions. (I told the sales assistant)

6 We had better leave now because it’s getting dark. (I thought)

7 I thought I ought to get a pay rise. (I told my boss)

Correct mistakes or write correct

1 I know a nice little café where they don’t play loud music.

2 They live in the biggest house I’ve ever seen.

3 Do you know anyone can repair my computer?

4 It’s a company whose profits have increased every year.

5 He forgot my husband’s name, what surprised us.

6 The man from who I received the letter has left the company. (formal)

7 I can’t remember who I borrowed this book from. (informal)

8 Could the person whose the phone is ringing please turn it off?

9 I’ll always remember the moment I first saw you.

10 Jared, that is helping me to move house today, isn’t answering his phone