Level 4, revision, Weeks 7 &8 (week 9 test)

Question 1

20. Wishes about the future. Which sentence is correct.

Accepted Answer

I hope I will see you next week.

Question 2

4.(non-defining relative clauses) In which sentence is the relative clause highlighted.

Accepted Answer

John's mother,who lives in Scotland, has 6 grandchildren.

Question 3

26. Past Perfect Simple had + past participle. (do/already)

Accepted Answer

When she went out to play, she had already done her homework

Question 4

6.(non-defining relative clauses) Which sentence uses commas (,) correctly?

Accepted Answer

My sister, who you met last year, is coming to visit.

Question 5

28. The doctor __________ at the hospital for six months in 2004 before he returned in 2008.

Accepted Answer

had worked

Question 6

16. (if only, I wish) + past simple. Use present or future. Which sentence is correct.

Accepted Answer

I wish you didn't live so far away.

Question 7

3. (defining relative clauses) This is the film _____________ makes me cry.

Accepted Answer

which

Question 8

25. Past Perfect Simple had + past participle. He (not / be)______ to Cape Town before 1996.

Accepted Answer

had not been

Question 9

13, (So do I/ Me too OR Neither do I/ Me neither) She doesn't want to study history.

Accepted Answer

Neither do I.

Question 10

34. Despite / In spite of / although / because of

Accepted Answer

She accepted the job because of the great salary.

Question 11

15. (So do I/ Me too OR Neither do I/ Me neither) DISAGREE: "I don't like exercising".

Accepted Answer

I do.

Question 12

12. (So do I/ Me too OR Neither do I/ Me neither) "I'm exhausted."

Accepted Answer

"So am I"

Question 13

27. Past Perfect Simple had + past participle. Which sentence has the correct tense (steal)

Accepted Answer

After they had stolen the money they escaped to Mexico.

Question 14

11. (So do I/ Me too OR Neither do I/ Me neither). I don't like ice skating.

Accepted Answer

Neither do I.

Question 15

14. (So do I/ Me too OR Neither do I/ Me neither) Paul should behave more carefully.

Accepted Answer

So should Katherine.

Question 16

21. It's time + the infinitive. Which sentence is correct.,

Accepted Answer

It's time to have lunch.

Question 17

9. (say, tell, speak, talk) I asked them to give me a discount, but they _________ no.

Accepted Answer

said

Question 18

29. Despite / In spite of / although Choose the correct term.

Accepted Answer

Despite the difficulties, the project was a success.

Question 19

18. (if only, I wish) + could . Which sentence is correct.

Accepted Answer

I wish I could play the piano.

Question 20

30. Despite / In spite of / although Choose the correct term.

Accepted Answer

I went out last night despite the fact that I was tired.

Question 21

20. (if only, I wish) + would - annoying situations. Which sentence is correct.,

Accepted Answer

I wish you would stop coughing.

Question 22

10. (say, tell, speak, talk). Use the correct form (tense)

Accepted Answer

She's on the phone speaking to her mother.

Question 23

22. It's time + object + infinitive. Which sentence is correct.

Accepted Answer

It's time for us to eat lunch.

Question 24

1. (defining relative Clauses) That's the man ________ ran in the Olympics.

Accepted Answer

who

Question 25

33. Despite / In spite of / although Choose the correct term.

Accepted Answer

I went to work today despite still feeling unwell.

Question 26

32. Despite / In spite of / although Choose the correct term.

Accepted Answer

I went to work today although I was still feeling unwell.

Question 27

7.(say, tell, speak, talk) Can you ________ me the way to the station, please?

Accepted Answer

tell

Question 28

24. Past Perfect Simple had + past p'ciple. The storm destroyed the sandcastle that we _____

Accepted Answer

had built

Question 29

23. It's time+subject+past simple. used to express criticism.Which sentence is correct.

Accepted Answer

It's time you lost some weight.

Question 30

8. (say, tell, speak, talk) Why didn't you _______ that before?

Accepted Answer

say

Question 31

2. (defining relative clauses) It's a shop ________ you can buy bread.

Accepted Answer

where

Question 32

17. (if only, I wish)- to express a regret, past perfect. Which sentence is correct.,

Accepted Answer

I wish I hadn't spent all my money.

Question 33

31. Despite / In spite of / although Choose the correct term.

Accepted Answer

I couldn't get to sleep last night in spite of being tired.

Question 34

5.(non-defining relative clause) Taylor has a new car, ____ is twice as big as his old one.

Accepted Answer

which

Level 4, revision, Weeks 7 &8 (week 9 test)

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Level 4, revision, Weeks 7 &8 (week 9 test)

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