Level 7

Student’s name: teacher’s name:

Phone number:

Part 1 Grammar
1 Complete the sentences with the correct form of would or used to and the verbs in the
box. Use would where possible.
be eat have live spend
1 We would have much free time when we were at school because we had lots of homework.
2 Dan would often live hours reading because he was an only child.
3 did you use to eat (you) in the city centre?
4 I used to be very shy, so I didn’t enjoy school.
5 Tom would never eat salad or vegetables when he was a child, but now he’s
a vegetarian.

2 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in the box.
drive get go leave speak
1 Julia has driven long, so she isn’t very confident when there’s a lot of traffic.
2 All the children have lift home now, so the house seems very quiet.
3 How long did David and Charlotte go out together?
4I have not spoken to Jack since we had a big argument.
5 Ben has just got a promotion, so he’s really
pleased.

3 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
1 We had not were (not be) at the party very long when Lucy arrived (arrive).
2I knew (know) I had met (meet) you somewhere before because I
recognised your name.
3 As soon as Mark lift (leave) the house, he realised he had forgotten (forget)
his money.
4 Why did not you tell (not tell) me that you had saw (see) the
film before? We could have seen another film!
5I had had (have) a holiday for ages, so I really enjoyed (enjoy) my
week in France last month.

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 Part 2 Vocabulary

4 Complete the sentences with a suitable word. You have the first letter to help you.
1 I r_ _ _ _ _ _ my parents because they’re good people.
2 It’s important to p_ _ _ _ _ somebody when they’ve done well as we all need encouragement.
3 My dad never tell me off, even when I did something really bad.
4 It’s not helpful to c_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ someone unless you have something positive to say.
5 My teachers give me the confidence to follow my dreams
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5 Complete the sentences with the correct form of remember, remind, recognise or
forget.
1 I can’t believe I forget your birthday again. I’m so sorry.
2 You must remind me to get tickets for the theatre.
3 You’re Sarah, aren’t you? I remember meeting you at Laura’s party.
4 I recognise John when I saw him yesterday. He was wearing a suit!
5 I didn’t bring your bag because you didn’t remind me to. It’s not my fault!

6 Complete the sentences with a suitable verb. You have the first letter to help you.
1 It’s important to encourage your children to do their best.
2 I recognize all my teachers and my parents when I was a child because they were older and
wiser than me.
3 My mother used to c_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ me when I did something she didn’t like.
4 Most teenagers argue with their parents because they want to find their boundaries.
5 It’s a parent’s job to give their children confidence.
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7 Put the words in the correct order to make questions.

1 me / £20 / lend / you / Can ?

Can you lend me 20?
2 should / tip / Do / we / a / think / you / leave ?
Should do you think we leave a tip ?
3 do / you / much / How / owe / I ?
How do you much owe i ?
4 got / Have / smaller / you / anything ?
Have you got anything smaller?
5 you / change / Have / £10 / got / for / note / a ?
Have you got change a note for 10 ?
Part 3 Listening:
1. The man wants to ____b__.
a. join a soccer club
b. try out for the company basketball team
c. run a mountain marathon

1. The woman is worried that ___a___.

a. her husband's health isn't good
b. the man works too much
c. her husband is becoming a fitness freak

1. First, the woman suggests that her husband ___b_.

a. start with light workouts
b. visit with a fitness trainer
c. see a doctor

1. Her husband should __b_.

a. eat more protein
b. eat less fatty foods
c. consume less salt

1. Why does the man's wife recommend cycling?

a. It is good for improving muscle tone.

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