OXFORD het Seba eh ty Test. You did this test on 08/06/19 Your total score is 38 out of 50 or 76% Be going to (plans) S CHNODaRON= What are you going to do tomorrow? They're going to go on holiday soon. He isn’t going to have dinner with us. [A]ls she going to see her friends tonight?[B]Yes, she is. I'm going to stay at a friend's house. Colin's going to go to university in Scotland next year. |. am going to have lunch with a friend at the weekend. We're going to take the train to Budapest. (AlHow is Sally?[B]We don't know, we are going to talk to her fonight. [A]You are going to cook dinner tonight?[B]No, | want to get a takeaway. Here are the answers for the questions you got wrong: 10 [AJAre you going to cook dinner tonight?[B]No, | want to get a takeaway. Be going to (predictions) SO©MNOMAWN= 1 | think you're going to be very happy. Are they going to get married? She isn't going to leave her boyfriend. Where are they going to live? | think it's going to rain. Take your umbrella with you tomorrow. It isn't going to rain | think you're going to enjoy this movie. Do you think he's ever going to leave home? Is David going to do anything special for his birthday? Stop running. You are going to fall over. Here are the answers for the questions you got wrong: 6 10 Take your umbrella with you tomorrow. It's going to rain Stop running. You 're going to fall over. Adverbs (manner and modifiers) 1 2 3 4 | always hard work. Don't speak so fast, | can't understand you. | think | eat very healthily. My friend dresses really well. ® AKRRKRAAAE 80 S x RRSRARAAAAA AAA* 8The people here drive aggressively. We eat so healthily, it's no surprise we're fat! My mum is quite tired. She works so hard all the time. She was hurt quite badly. She's in hospital now. They are so rude. They should speak more carefully. Sowrnon 1 Here are the answers for the questions you got wrong: 1 | always work hard. 7 We eat so unhealthily, it's no surprise we're fat! 10 They are so rude. They should speak more politely. Dan plays the piano really well. He often plays concerts. RRARSRA Verbs + ‘to’ + infinitive 80% 1 I'd like to learn French one day. v [A]Would you like to visit Brazil?[B]Yes, | would. v 3 James would like to play the piano. v 4 | don't like studing. x 5 Would you like to come to dinner this evening? v 6 They wanted to get married last year, but the wedding was v last month. 7 I'd like to speak to Gary, please. v 8 — She didn't learned to ride a bike until she was 13. x 9 We need to buy a new car, but we have no money. v 10 He loves reading comic books. v Here are the answers for the questions you got wrong: 4 | don't like studying. 8 — She didn't learn to ride a bike until she was 13. Articles 60% 1 |go to work by bus. Vv 2 Sarah's cousin is a hairdresser. v 3 They go to school every day. v 4 Ifyou can't find what you're looking for here, look on the v internet. 5 George goes to the gym twice a week v 6 She went to - hospital to visit her uncle. «x 7 _ Itreally was the incredible show. x 8 | ate one of - biscuits that were on your desk. x 9 You're lucky you've got such the great job. «x 10 Andrew is a terrible actor. v Here are the answers for the questions you got wrong: 6 She went to the hospital to visit her uncle. 7 Itreally was an incredible show. 8 | ate one of the biscuits that were on your desk. 9 You're lucky you've got such a great job.http:/www.oup.com/elt/course Copyright Oxford University Press 2006