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Chutipa Pre-Course Test ELC
Chutipa Pre-Course Test ELC
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Part A – Grammar
Read each sentence below from 1–20, then indicate your answers by placing a cross in the circles
1. ‘ English?’ ‘Yes- a bit.’ 11. Can I have a chocolate? Sorry, there aren’t left.
✓ a) Do you speak c) Are you speaking ✓ a) some c) none
b) Are you speak d) Speak you b) any d) –
3. Sarah and Tom got married last week, they? 13. I don’t know about computers.
a) did c) got a) any c) much
✓b) didn’t d) weren’t ✓ b) many d) a bit
4. I was tired so I to bed early last night. 14. You shout. I can hear you!
a) go ✓ c) have gone a) needn’t ✓ c) need to
b) went d) gone b) mustn’t d) had to
5. She studied law university. 15. you do, don’t tell Meg that we’ve lost her camera.
✓ a) at c) in ✓ a) Anything c) However
b) for d) – b) Whatever d) What
6. ‘I’m studying in Sydney.’ ‘So I.’ 16. We’re to be there by 8 o’clock at the latest.
a) do ✓ c) am ✓ a) anticipated c) supposed
b) have d) study b) asked d) invited
7. wear a uniform at work? 17. It’s ages I last saw a good film.
✓ a) Do we have to c) Must we to a) that c) since
b) Must we d) Have we to b) ago ✓ d) when
9. They’re really good friends. They each other for 19. No sooner had the match started the rain came
ten years. pouring down.
a) know c) have known ✓ a) when c) then
b) knew ✓ d) have been knowing b) than d) that
10. this weekend so we can go out somewhere. 20. I don’t have a car. I can’t drive!
a) I won’t work c) I’m not working a) quite c) ever
✓ b) I don’t work d) I’ll work b) simply ✓ d) even
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Part B – Vocabulary & Natural English
Read each sentence below from 21–36, then indicate your answers by placing a cross in the circles
21. She’s just her dad. They are bothquite shy. 29. it if you didn’t smoke in here.
✓ a) personality c) after ✓ a) I‘d prefer c) I wish
b) the same d) like b) I ‘d rather d) I‘d ask
22. I lost my wallet but someone handed it in to 30. If you ask me, it’s a/an waste of time!
the police. a) completely c) very
a) unfortunately c) luckily b) absolute ✓ d) really
✓ b) hopefully d) clearly
31. She as if she’s the boss but she’s actually the
23. How do you about the new regulations? receptionist.
a) feel c) believe a) thinks c) acts
b) think ✓ d) agree ✓ b) appears d) makes
24. He says he’s very sorry. He didn’t to upset you. 32. I don’t see the in doing this exercise.
a) make c) after a) reason c) point
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b) the same ✓ d) like b) motivation d) consequence
25. You believe who I’ve just met! Nicole Kidman! 33. The hotel didn’t my expectations.
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a) can’t c) won’t a) come up to c) come down to
b) don’t d) aren’t b) get up to d) get down to
26. Slow down. I can’t keep you. 34. I can’t quite out what the sign says. Can you see?
a) up c) up to a) make c) see
b) on with d) up with b) read d) carry
27. The sisters look so similar that some of the teachers 35. Martin has a/an for figures. He should be an
can’t one from the other. accountant.
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a) know c) tell a) understanding c) ability
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b) recognise d) see b) knowledge d) head
28. ‘That noise is terrible.’ ‘Actually, it doesn’t me.’ 36. When he took over the business he got a lot more than he
a) like c) mind had .
b) bother d) stand a) asked for c) drawn up
b) bargained for d) come in for
Part C
Tomomi is studying at English Language Company in Sydney. She talks about her life in Australia.
Read the following text and enter the missing words in the spaces provided. There is ONE word for each space.
I live with an Australian family about twenty minutes from the centre of Sydney. The family are very nice and have helped about
enormously with my English. When I first came to Australia 3 months ago, found it difficult to communicate and
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now I find it much easier.
My classes start at eight thirty in the morning, but I like to get to school early and I can meet some of my
classmates and have a chat before class.
There are people from many different in my class, so I have triend a lot about knowage countries and
nationality
cultures.
At the weekend I work in a Japanese restaurant. I don’t start work until four, which is good, but I often have to work until about two
my course finishes I’m hoping to travel around Australia. I to go to Queensland and the Northern Territory.
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Part D
Polyana: I met Melanie the first day she started at this school. I had been here for four weeks. She came and sat next to
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me. We started talking and found when we had a lot in common.
Melanie: I really liked Polyana from the beginning. She’s very easy with talk to.
Polyana: Melanie has charcator a good friend. I felt a bit alone before I met her.
Melanie: In some ways we’re same . We’ve got many of the same goals, like wanting to learn English as quickly as possible. But in
ocoupation ways we’re very different. For example, our jobs – I’m a medical assistant, whereas Polyana’s a lawyer.
Polyana: We’re knowage from very different cultures but it’s interesting to get to know other. We’ve never
find an argument.
anything
Melanie: I’ve learnt lots of things of Brazil from Polyana that I didn’t know before.
Polyana: I’ll be sad to see Melanie go. She’s going travelling soon. I’ll miss ker but we’ll keep touch via email.
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Many thanks to Polyana de Carvalho Cleto from Brazil and Melanie Vaugniaux from Swizerland who were students at English Language Company in 2004.
Writing Task
Please enter in the space below, what you would like to do in your future career and why.
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