SELF-CHECK UNIT TEST · 4

Answer on a separate sheet of paper. Then check your answers. Follow the examples.

GRAMMAR VOCABULARY

-ING FORM (10 points) MOVIES & FILMS (5 points)

1 Write the -ing form of the following verbs. 1 Match the words in the columns. More than one
answer may be possible. Choose the most common
go: going answers.
1 meet
2 love 1-a
3 eat 1 classic a) comedy
4 dance 2 action b) videos
5 fly 3 independent c) fiction
6 get 4 film d) thrillers
7 visit 5 home e) programme
8 make 6 special f) films
9 stop 7 late night g) movies
10 ski 8 love h) review
9 psychological i) stories
GO, LIKE, LOVE, PREFER (10 points) 10 cinema j) show
2 Put the verbs in brackets in the right form. 11 science k) effects
Would you like something (eat)? TELLING THE TIME (5 points)
Would you like something to eat?
2 Write the times in two different ways.
1 ‘What do you like (do) in your free time?’
‘I love (listen) to music.’ 1.15 = one fifteen / a quarter past one
2 She likes (rollerblade) but she loves (mountain 1 1.30
bike). 2 2.15
3 ‘What would you like (do) tomorrow?’ 3 7.45
‘I’d love (play) tennis.’ 4 6.10
4 ‘Does he like (go) to restaurants?’ 5 9.25
‘Yes, he does. But he prefers (eat) at home.’ 6 7.20
5 I (go swim) twice a week but I never (go jog). 7 8.40
8 10.05
PRESENT CONTINUOUS (10 points)
9 12.55
3 Make and answer questions about what some 10 11.50
people are doing at this moment using prompts.
‘What / you / do?’ = ‘What are you doing?’
I / do / homework = ‘I’m doing my homework.’
1 ‘What / they / do?’
‘They / work out / in the gym.’
2 ‘He / take / dog / walk?’
‘No / He / do sport.’
3 ‘You / listen / music?’
‘No / I / play / computer games.’
4 ‘What / your father / do?’
‘He / work.’
5 ‘They / visit / monuments?’
‘No / They / read / newspaper.’

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LEAVING A MESSAGE (2.5 points)
ERROR ANALYSIS (2.5 points)
3 Complete the text with the phrases from the box .
Find and correct the mistakes.
 I’m calling to see what you’d like to do next I love studing studying English.
weekend. 1 John watch a film at this moment.
 Bye for now. 2 Tony is getting up at 8 every day.
 Hello, John. This is Mary. 3 I love meet my friends at the pub.
 Please phone me at 4658696 when you get 4 Would you like going jogging with me?
home. 5 ‘How often do you do sport?’ ‘It’s depend.’
 And I’d love to go to the country on Sunday
afternoon.
 Maybe on Friday or Saturday night?
TOTAL POINTS: ________ / 50
1
… . It’s Thursday morning. 2… . How about
going out and dancing at the disco? Maybe on
Friday or Saturday night? 3… What about you?
4
… . I’m at work . 5… .
GOING OUT (5 points)
4 Put this dialogue in the right order.
Mike: Hi, Anne. How about going to the
cinema tomorrow?
Mike: Yes, no problem. See you tomorrow!
Anne: That’s a good idea. What’s on?
Mike: I’d love to watch ‘The Lord of the
Rings’.
Anne: I’d prefer to visit the new art gallery and
maybe have a drink at the pub.
Anne: I can’t stand science fiction films.
Mike: It’s about a fantastic world from a very
famous book. Some creatures want to
take control of the world and some want
to defend it. The special effects are
really great.
Mike: That sounds good too.
Anne: Wonderful! So the art gallery first and
then a drink at the pub?
Mike: What movie would you like to watch?
Anne: What’s that about?

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 ANSWER KEY
GRAMMAR
1 1 meeting 2 loving 3 eating 4 dancing 5 flying 6 getting 7 visiting 8 making 9 stopping 10 skiing
2 1 doing / listening
2 rollerblading / mountain biking
3 to do / to play
4 going / eating
5 go swimming / go jogging
3 1 ‘What are they doing?’ ‘They’re working out in the gym.’
2 ‘Is he taking the dog for a walk?’ ‘No, he isn’t. He is doing sport.’
3 ‘Are you listening to music?’ ‘No, I’m not. I’m playing computer games.’
4 ‘What’s your father doing?’ ‘He’s working.’
5 ‘Are they visiting monuments?’ ‘No, they aren’t. They’re reading the newspaper.’
VOCABULARY
1 2-f / g, 3-f / g, 4-h, 5-b / g, 6-k, 7-e / f / g / j, 8-i, 9-d, 10-e, 11-c
2 1 one thirty / half past one
2 two fifteen / a quarter past two
3 seven forty-five / a quarter to eight
4 six ten / ten past six
5 nine twenty-five / twenty-five past nine
6 seven twenty / twenty past seven
7 eight forty / twenty to nine
8 ten O five / five past ten
9 twelve fifty-five / five to one
10 eleven fifty / ten to twelve
3 1 Hello, John. This is Mary.
2 I’m calling to see what you’d like to do next weekend.
3 And I’d love to go to the country on Sunday afternoon.
4 Please phone me at 4658696 when you get home.
5 Bye for now.
4 Mike: Hi, Anne. How about going to the cinema tomorrow?
Anne: That’s a good idea. What’s on?
Mike: I’d love to watch ‘The Lord of the Rings’.
Anne: What’s that about?
Mike: It’s about a fantastic world from a very famous book. Some creatures want to take control of the world
and some want to defend it. The special effects are really great.
Anne: I can’t stand science fiction films.
Mike: What movie would you like to watch?
Anne: I’d prefer to visit the new art gallery and maybe have a drink at the pub.
Mike: That sounds good too.
Anne: Wonderful! So the art gallery first and then a drink at the pub?
Mike: Yes, no problem. See you tomorrow!
ERROR ANALYSIS
1 John’s watching a film at this moment.
2 Tony gets up at 8 every day.
3 I love meeting my friends at the pub.
4 Would you like to go jogging with me?
5 ‘How often do you do sport?’ ‘It depends.’

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