Final Test

FINAL TEST

I. Fill in the gaps with the correct present simple or present continuous forms.

Dear Laura,

I _____________ (write) this letter from Cadiz in the south of Spain. I'm having a great
time! Well, I needed a change and I wanted to see the world. I got a job with an English travel
company. They _____________ (need) native English people for their English customers.
Every day I _____________ (help) travelers with any problems and I _____________ (tell)
them about the town. I only arrived two weeks ago so I _____________ (still learn) about the
job. I _____________ (love) this job, but I never _____________ (get) any free weekends.
Oh dear. I must go now. Someone _____________ (come) to ask me a question.
I'll write again soon.
Love,
Jess.
II. Complete this email with the affirmative, negative or interrogative forms of be going to.
Hi Tim,
How are you? _____________ (you/visit) us this summer? In July we _____________

(have) a big party. I want to have some great music- My parents _____________ (pay) for the
food and drinks. My sister _____________ (not be) there because she _____________ (travel)
to Canada with a friend. Sorry! They _____________ (fly) to Montreal and then they
_____________ (go) to Vancouver. They _____________ (not come) back until August.
Hope you can come to the party!
Ben
III. Complete the sentences with the modal perfects below and the correct form of the verb
in brackets.
should have – couldn’t have – must not have – would have – could have –
must have – might have – shouldn’t have
1. I’m not sure where Don went. He ___________________________ (go) to buy bread.
2. I’m sorry I’m so late. You ___________________________ (think) I wasn’t coming.
3. You ___________________________ (bring) the new world music CD. I wanted to
listen to it while we studied.
4. She ___________________________ (buy) three T-shirts, but she only had enough
money for one.
5. I really upset Shari. I ___________________________ (tell) her the terrible news about
Jim.
6. They decided to stay at a hotel, although they ___________________________ (stay)
at our house. We insisted that they were welcome.
7. That cake was incredibly delicious. It ___________________________ (be) better.
8. My swimming costume’s not in the suitcase. I ___________________________ (pack)
it.
IV. Write comparative or superlative adjectives using the adjectives in brackets. Include
“than” or “the” when necessary
1. I like the black sofa, but I think the brown sofa is _________________ (comfortable).
2. Egypt is one of ________________ (ancient) civilizations.
3. This bar is _________________ (noisy) the bars in my street.
4. She is _________________ (healthy) person I know.
V. Put each verb into their correct past form.

Last summer I _____cycled_____ (cycle) in the rain along a country road in France with my
best friend, Tom. We __________________ (decide) to go on a cycling holiday in northern
France. Neither of us __________________ (be) to France before, but we
__________________ (learn) a little bit of French at school and we __________________
(manage) to brush up on the basics. We __________________ (plan) our route carefully for
months, but we __________________ (forget) one important factor: the weather. It
__________________ (rain) heavily since our arrival and that night we __________________
(end up) sleeping in the waiting room at a railway station. When we __________________
(ride) down a steep hill the next morning my bike skidded on the wet road and I
__________________ (fall) off. I __________________ (realize) immediately that I
__________________ (break) my left arm and after a visit to the hospital I went back home.
VI. Fill in the gaps with the correct pronoun.
her it its our she them they you you your we
Dear James,
Thanks for __your__ email. It was very nice to have news from _______. I was very
happy to hear that you are finally getting married to Maria. It's perfect! I think you will make
_______ very happy and _______ will make you very happy, too. How did your parents react
when you gave _______ the news? Aren't _______ excited? I'm sure they are really happy. I'm
really looking forward to seeing you all at the wedding.
By the way, do you remember that I wanted a dog? I already have one. It's a really cute
little dog that I found in the street. _______ name is Max. Sara and I found _______ under our
car on a really cold winter day and _______ decided to adopt that adorable creature right away.
We are so happy with _______ new pet! Max has quickly become one more member of the
family.
Well, I hope to see you soon, James. Please call me if you need any help.
Love,
Samuel.
VII. Fill in the gaps with the pronouns from the list below.
her herself himself me myself ourselves us you yourself
EXAMPLE: They won’t allow you to stay.

1. She shouldn't blame _______ for what happened. It's not her fault.
2. Can you introduce _______ to your new friend? I'd like to meet him.
3. You should be ashamed of _______. What you did was very wrong.
4. Don't worry about us. We can take care of _______.
5. He's going to hurt _______ if he doesn't pay more attention.
6. Her names Alisha, but we call _______ Ali.
7. I have taught _______ to play the guitar just by watching video tutorials.
8. You will see _______ at the next event. We will be there.

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V. Put each verb into their correct past form.

EXAMPLE: They won’t allow you to stay.

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