TRAVELLER GRAMMAR – PRE–INTERMEDIATE – MODULE 6 – UNITS 21-24

Module 6 – Test – Units 21-24 (6a-6d)

A. Write sentences expressing possibility. Use may, might, could and the
prompts in the box.

take / nap go swimming buy / book take / taxi rain win / race

catch / fish order / pizza

1. Tony is at the bookshop.

He
2. Danny is late for work and there are no buses.
He
3. It’s warm and sunny today.
The boys
4. My uncle has gone fishing.
He
5. The race is almost over and Phil is in front of all the other cyclists.
He
6. There is nothing to eat at home tonight.
We
7. There are many clouds in the sky.
It
8. Mary is very tired.
She

score 8

B. Complete the sentences with the Present Simple or the Future will of the
verbs in brackets.

1. I (not play) tennis with Mark tomorrow if

I (not finish) my homework early.
2. If my mother (hear) the news, she
(be) very happy.
3. We must (leave) now if we
(want) to be on time.
4. They (buy) tickets when they
(get) to the train station.

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5. If I (have) enough money when I’m older, I

(travel) around the world.
6. Tom (visit) the ancient ruins when he
(go) to Athens.

score 12

C. Complete the dialogues to express agreement. Use so, neither, too or either
and an appropriate verbs form.

1. A: Peter hasn’t travelled to Asia before.

B: I .
A: Really? Well, he wants to travel to Russia and China.
B: I. Maybe we can go together.
2. A: I don’t like mushrooms.
B: Yuk! I.
A: I love eating pizza though.
B: Yum! I .
3. A: Jane is wearing a hat.
B: I . It’s important to protect your head from the sun.
A: Yes, but Jane didn’t bring her sunglasses.
B: Oh, I . I left them at home.
4. A: I’m not hungry.
B: I.
A: I’ve just finished having lunch.
B: I.
5. A: Mark came late to work today.
B: Alice .
A: Jack and Peter haven’t come yet.
B: Amy.

score 10

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D. Complete the sentences with the Present Perfect Simple, the Past Simple or
the Present Perfect Progressive of the verbs in brackets.

1. Natalie (finish) university five years ago and she

(work) for a big company since then.
2. My family and I (move) to Spain some time ago. We
(live) in Madrid for eighteen months now. We
(travel) to many places in Spain and I
(make) many friends.
3. Daniel invited me to his new house yesterday. Since then, I
(think) about what to buy him but I (not / come up) with

a good idea yet.

4. The children (study) for the exam all week, because
their teacher (tell) them that it would be difficult.

10
score

40
Total score

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