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Get To The Top 4 - Revised - Grammar Tests
Get To The Top 4 - Revised - Grammar Tests
H. Q. Mitchell
Marileni Malkogianni
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Revised Edition
Grammar Tests
Get to the Top 4 - Revised Edition
get to the
H. Q. Mitchell
Marileni Malkogianni
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Grammar Tests Revised Edition
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B. Complete the sentences with the Present Perfect Simple or the Past Simple of the verbs in brackets.
2. Jessica: There you are! I (call) you five times so far today.
Susan: I’m sorry. I (not hear) the phone ring. I was sleeping.
in 2007.
5. Diane (buy) new trainers last week but she (not wear) them
to school yet.
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C. Expand the notes into sentences. Use the Present Perfect Simple or the Present Perfect Progressive.
1. Elaine / already / borrow / three books / library
Score 16
I .
I .
Alan .
David .
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5. Brenda saw that film last Saturday and she saw it again yesterday. (twice)
Brenda .
Score 10
total Score 50
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Test 2
A. Expand the notes into sentences. Use the Past Simple or the Past Progressive.
1. Diane / brush / hair / while / she / talk / on the phone
Score 12
B. Complete with the Past Simple or the Past Perfect Simple of the verbs in brackets.
1. By the time I (open) the door, Sam had left.
2. Tony (collect) 200 pieces of art by the time he sold his collection.
3. Susan (not do) her homework by 7 o’clock last night.
4. I had already cooked dinner when Kelly (invite) me to a restaurant.
5. Judy (already / water) the plants by the time the rain started.
6. Martha had posted the letters before I (see) her.
Score 6
C. Complete with the Past Simple, the Past Progressive or the Past Perfect Simple of the verbs in brackets.
Doris: Where (1) you (stay) when you (2) (go) to
Scotland last summer?
Victoria: Glasgow.
Victoria: Yes, of course we did. We (4) (travel) quite a lot, so by the time we (5)
(leave) Scotland, we (6) (see) most of it. I (7) never (be)
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Victoria: Oh, you won’t believe this, but I (10) (see) something in Loch Ness while we
(11) (drive) by the lake. Score 11
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3. Do me a favour, ?
E. Choose a, b or c.
1. Claire got her first job the age of twenty.
a. on b. at c. in
2. Diane always sits next to me Maths.
a. since b. on c. during
3. It’s only 2.30 so my parents are still work.
a. at b. to c. in
4. The Johnsons always have a party New Year’s Eve.
a. after b. at c. on
5. Lots of people think that travelling plane is really dangerous.
a. by b. in c. on
6. John was running me with a smile on his face.
a. across b. along c. towards
7. Kevin took off his shoes and then he went his room.
a. into b. out c. down
8. Lisa drove the bus stop but she didn’t see me waiting there.
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Barry
Susan
Louise
You
You
Ted
Score 16
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C. Complete the sentences using the full or bare infinitive or the -ing form of the verbs in brackets.
1. Julia enjoys (dance).
2. Keith stopped at the supermarket (buy) some milk.
3. There was nothing good on TV, so I suggested (go) out.
4. My tea is too hot (drink).
5. Chris had lunch but Nigel refused (stop) working.
6. Susan remembers (wake up) very early to help on the farm when she lived
in the countryside.
7. (have) a shower in the evening is very relaxing.
8. Kevin asked me (tell) him what was happening.
9. I go (shop) every Saturday.
10. Linda made Bob (buy) her a new bike.
11. It isn’t worth (spend) so much money on a hotel room.
12. The children must (study) for their exams.
13. We use this knife for (cut) bread.
14. Sam helped me (build) a treehouse last year. Score 14
D. Choose a, b or c.
Yesterday, I called my friend Brian (1) him a few questions about a school project
and he told me some great news. He knows how much I like (2) to rock concerts and he
told me that my favourite group was coming to town! I was very excited (3) this news and
I kept (4) Brian more questions but that was all he knew, so he couldn’t
(5) me. Anyway, I thanked him for (6) me and decided
(7) . I haven’t asked my parents yet, but I think that if I promise
(8) my room more often, they will let me (9) . I know that it may be
difficult (10) a ticket, but I hope I will be lucky enough (11) one. I’m
really looking forward to (12) to the concert!
7. a. go b. to go c. going
8. a. clean b. to clean c. cleaning
9. a. go b. to go c. going
10. a. find b. to find c. finding
Score 12
11. a. get b. to get c. getting
12. a. go b. to go c. going total Score 50
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Test 4
A. Circle the or -.
B. Choose a, b or c.
My family has been really busy lately because we are moving to a new house. The whole house
it and this (3) some time. Also, we (4) any new furniture yet.
That (5) when we finish cleaning. I really like the new house
because it is in a nice area and it’s got a garden. Of course, there are still many things that
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E. Choose a, b or c.
1. Ronald likes milk.
a. the b. - c. a
2. Has Mandy given an invitation yet?
a. be b. being c. been
3. Judy lives in north of England.
a. - b. the c. a
4. Which languages in Belgium?
a. are spoken b. speak c. spoken
5. The actress yesterday evening.
a. was interviewing b. to be interviewed c. was interviewed
6. Freda was born in June.
a. the b. a c. -
7. The letter yet.
a. hasn’t been posted b. hasn’t posted c. has posted
8. A: The river is polluted.
B:
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Test 5
A. Write questions for the answers below. Ask about the words in bold type.
1.
I’m going to wear a dress to the party.
2.
Carol met John at the concert.
3.
My grandmother is visiting us at the weekend.
4.
Lucy is using the computer.
5.
My sister is helping my mother.
Score 10
B. Complete with the correct form of the verbs in brackets to form Conditional Sentences Type 2.
2. On Sunday mornings, Stephen wakes up, makes himself / him breakfast and reads the newspaper.
3. Diane didn’t invite me / myself to her party! Can you believe it?
5. Some people walk down the street and talk to them / themselves.
9. Donna bought her / herself a new computer and she’s really happy with it.
10. Jenny looks at her / herself in the mirror for hours every morning. Score 10
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D. Choose a, b or c.
a. our
b. us c. ourselves
a. he
b. himself c. yourself
a. myself
b. him c. me
1. I want to live and work in Japan but I don’t speak any Japanese.
4. My father works long hours and we don’t spend a lot of time together.
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5. I want to win the dancing competition but I can’t dance very well.
Score 10
total Score 50
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Test 6
A. Choose a, b or c.
1. Kate asked Marian she exercised often.
a. whether b. that c. to know if
2. The police asked the driver how control of his car.
a. he lost b. had he lost c. he had lost
3. The teacher ordered the children talking.
a. stop b. that stop c. to stop
4. Mike asked Robin he was meeting at the airport.
a. who b. why c. if
5. Mum me to lock the door before I left the house.
a. said b. tells c. told
6. Jane’s father to know when she was going to leave for her trip.
a. wanted b. asked c. said
7. Simon asked Henry if he had seen James week.
a. the previous b. the following c. last
8. Kelly told her mother for her because she was going to be late.
a. to not wait b. not to wait c. not wait
Score 8
2. Carl: Please help me with my homework! 4. Mother: Stop making so much noise!
Melissa: OK, but I must tidy my room first. Billy and Lilly: We’re sorry, Mum. We promise we
Melissa agreed but she said Billy and Lilly’s mother told
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Sandra said
Ginny asked
5. ‘Does your teacher give you a lot of homework?’ Paul asked Joanne.
Paul asked
Julia said
7. ‘If I explain it again, you will understand it,’ Linda said to Harry.
Linda told
8. ‘Can you see that star over there?’ David asked Betty.
David asked
Score 16
3. Chris said that he was going to order new furniture for his living room the following week.
4. Kevin asked Samantha where she had put the car keys.
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5. Charlie asked the children whether they had played football the previous day.
Score 10
total Score 50
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Final Test
A. Complete with the Past Simple, Present Perfect Simple or the Present Perfect Progressive of the verbs
in brackets.
4. Gary usually lifts weights every day but he (not be) to the gym for over a week now.
(not finish) yet. Why don’t you sit down for a bit and watch this TV programme with me?
Score 12
B. Complete with the Past Simple or the Past Progressive of the verbs in brackets.
1. The school basketball team (win) every game last season. Unfortunately, while they
(jump) out from behind a tree and (grab) her bag. Fortunately, as the man
Score 11
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C. Expand the notes into sentences. Use the Past Simple or the Past Perfect Simple.
Score 12
D. Choose a, b or c.
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F. Choose a, b or c.
Last Monday, a jewellery shop in my neighbourhood (1) . This shop
(2) since I was a young girl so I was really upset when I heard what had happened. Luckily,
very little (3) and no one (4) . Every night the jewellery
(5) in a safe place so that it can’t be found. Unfortunately, the three robbers still
(6) . Tomorrow, an alarm system (7) so that something similar
doesn’t happen again. The shop (8) until the police finish investigating the crime.
4. What did you buy / bought when you went shopping yesterday?
5. You’ve been working since this morning. You can / must be exhausted.
6. When they travel, they always stay at - / the Hilton.
7. Who baked / did you bake this delicious cake?
8. It was so / such a lovely day that we didn’t want to leave the park.
9. The parade took place in the city centre, took it / didn’t it? Score 9
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H. Complete with the bare/full infinitive or -ing form of the verbs in the box.
5. Did you remember off the cooker before we left the house?
Score 8
5. ‘Did you enjoy your surprise party?’ Linda asked her sister.
Score 10
7. Kelly wishes her classmates (not tease) her about her glasses.
Score 8
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Key to Grammar Tests
Test 1 D. D. C. C.
1. met George in 2016 1. didn’t you 1. dancing 1. The kitchen will be
A. 2. have been taking 2. does she 2. to buy painted by Tracy.
1. since computer lessons 3. will you 3. going 2. The house has to
2. ever for eight months 4. won’t he 4. to drink be tidied by Ron.
3. been 3. hasn’t been to / 5. have they 5. to stop 3. A new theatre
4. just visited Cairo since 6. isn’t he 6. waking up is going to be
5. before February 7. shall we 7. Having built in my
6. last 4. has already been to 8. doesn’t she 8. to tell neighbourhood.
7. ago Japan 9. was he 9. shopping 4. Your dog should
8. since 5. has seen that film 10. aren’t I 10. buy be taken out for a
9. in twice 11. did she 11. spending walk.
10. for 12. will it 12. study 5. A bank was robbed
13. cutting last night.
B. Test 2 E. 14. build / to build 6. Has the car been
1. Have... ever visited, 1. b fixed (by the
went A. 2. c D. mechanic)?
2. have called, didn’t 1. Diane was brushing 3. a 1. b
hear her hair while she 4. c 2. c D.
3. did... do, Did... go, was talking on the 5. a 3. b 1. So do I. / I do too.
have been phone. 6. c 4. c 2. We didn’t either. /
4. have... known, have 2. As soon as Gail saw 7. a 5. a Neither did we.
been, met the dress, 8. c 6. c 3. Ours was too. / So
5. bought, hasn’t she bought it. 9. b 7. b was ours.
worn 3. As I was walking 8. b 4. Neither will Debbie. /
6. Have... seen, did... along the street, I 9. a Debbie won’t either.
speak found a wallet. Test 3 10. b
4. Fred was having a 11. b E.
C. bad dream when his A. 12. c 1. b
1. Elaine has already mum woke him up. 1. could 2. c
borrowed three 5. Henry got on the 2. need to 3. b
books from the bus and sat down. 3. Can Test 4 4. a
library. 6. Mary was carrying 4. can’t 5. c
2. Kevin and Laura the shopping when 5. Would A. 6. c
have been reading Kevin offered to 6. have to 1. the 7. a
for two hours. help her. 7. must 2. the, - 8. b
3. Has Martha driven 8. Would 3. - 9. a
the children to B. 4. The 10. b
school yet? 1. opened B. 5. -
4. Stuart’s car has 2. had collected 1. must be at home at 6. - , -
never broken 3. hadn’t done the moment. 7. - Test 5
down. 4. invited 2. might go to Paris 8. - , -
5. It has been raining 5. had already next month. 9. - A.
since this morning. watered 3. could run faster 1. What are you going
6. Peter has already 6. saw when I was young. B. to wear to the
taken two Maths 4. can’t be the thief. 1. b party?
tests. C. 5. may come with me. 2. a 2. Who did Carol
7. Louise hasn’t been 1. did... stay 6. needn’t wake up 3. c meet at the
ironing all day, she 2. went early tomorrow. 4. b concert?
has been cleaning 3. Did... visit 7. must not bring 5. c 3. Who is visiting
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4. I wish my father 3. Fiona when she broke antiseptic cream 2. could dance /
didn’t work long was flying to Rome. 2. were watching, felt, on your scratch? danced
hours. / I wish I 4. Mrs Norris not to ran 6. Trees shouldn’t be 3. had
could spend more lie. 3. was walking, cut down. 4. felt, would take
time with my 5. Joanne if her jumped, grabbed, 5. didn’t have
father. teacher gave her a was running, 6. lived
lot of homework. caught 7. didn’t /wouldn’t
tease
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