GRAMMAR TEST

PAST SIMPLE TENSE

A Complete the questions and answers. Use the simple past forms of the verbs
in the box. Use capital letters where necessary.
Buy go have make write

Example: A _________
Did you _________
make a lot of phone calls this weekend?
B Yes, I _________
did . I _________
made about eight or nine calls.

1. A Did you have a piano lesson yesterday?

B No, I didn’t, but I had a karate lesson.

2. A Did your best friend go to the party with you?

B No, he didn’t. He went with his girlfriend.

3. A Did you and your sister buy a present for your mother?
B Yes, we did. We bought a beautiful scarf.

4. A Did you write your report last night?

B Yes, I did. I wrote it after dinner.

COUNTABLE/ UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

B Complete the questions and answers. Use the words in the box. Some words
or expressions are used twice.
a / an a lot of many
much

1. A How much fruit do you eat a day?

B Well, I have a banana every day for lunch. I don’t eat a big lunch.

2. A How many times a week do your parents eat meat?

B They eat meat every day. They eat a lot of meat.

3. A Does your brother eat many eggs?

B No, he doesn’t. He probably eats an egg about once a month.
SOME OR ANY
C Complete the conversations. Use some or any.
1. A Would you like to get some coffee after class?
B Sure. Let’s get some and sit outside. It’s so sunny.

2. A Do you have any snacks? I’m starving.

B No, but I have some fruit. You can have that.
 3. A It’s so hot. Do you want to come to our house? We have some ice cream.
B Sure. Do you have any chocolate ice cream? It’s my favorite!

WOULD LIKE
D Read the following sentences with Do you want or I want and write sentences
with the same meaning using would you like or I’d like.
EXAMPLE:

I want some coffee. ⇒ I’d like some coffee.

Do you want some coffee? ⇒ Would you like some coffee?

1. I want to go out tonight. ⇒ I’d like to go out tonight.

2. Do you want to come with us? ⇒ Would you like to come with us?
3. Do you want a sandwich? ⇒ Would you like a sandwich?
4. I want a bottle of water, please. ⇒ I’d like a bottle of water, please.
5. Where do you want to go? ⇒ Where would you like to go?