Progress Test (6-8)

Jenny’s new house is in _____.

True or false: I’m saving up for buy a new laptop.

A: ‘I’ve just run 20 km. I’m training for a marathon.’  B: ‘Really? You ________ be exhausted.’

The show was fantastic and everyone _____ at the end.

A: ‘I thought you ________ like to borrow my Wonder Woman DVD.’ B: ‘Great, thanks. I didn’t see it at the cinema.’

He was _____ from secondary school and had to have lessons at home.

True or false: The highest level of a block of flats is called a basement.

Abril’s just had a _____! She’s a senior manager now.

It’s very hot. Would you mind _____ the window?

If we don’t get to the concert early, we _____ get good seats.

This semester, we are learning about mountains in our _____ lessons.

True or false: I love being self-employed – I can work whenever I want to.

Finish the phrase: science _______

I asked the shop assistant _____ me.

True or false: A film that continues the story of an earlier film is a sequel.

I _____ study history at university if I get good exam results.

Passive: I’m really enjoying this film. It ________ (base) on a true story, isn’t it?

Passive: 'Too much money ________ (spend) on personal expenses last year.'

A: ‘I finally passed my driving test!’ B: ‘Congratulations! You ________ be very happy.’

We like our new_____. He’s strict but fair.

True or false: Sasha’s responsible for the training department.

Passive: Parts of the Harry Potter films _____ in Oxford University.

The rooms are really big, so the whole apartment feels very _____.

We’ll have something to eat _____ we get home.

Let’s _____ a ball around on the beach.

It’s a _____ job. I only work three hours a day.

The policeman told me _____ drive so fast.

True or false: My paintings are selling well since I set up a website.

A: ‘I think Astrid and Alan are away in Italy this week.’  B: ‘They ________ be. I’ve just seen Astrid in town.’

In the UK most men _____ when they are 65.

True or false: All the actors in a film are called extras.

She’s completely honest. She never _____ in exams.

A:  ‘I think he ________ be French with a name like Luc.’ B  ‘Yes, he sounds French too.’

You should have your _____ up and smile more to give a good impression.

These shoes are too small – they hurt my _____.

A: ‘You’re getting engaged to Elena? You ________ be serious!’  B: ‘No, really, I am!’

That new company looks great. I’m going to _____ for a job there.

A: What kind of food is this? B: I’m not sure. It _____ be Thai or Indonesian, I think.

True or false: You can go through chimney to reach a front garden or entrance.

True or false: A person who plays a small, unimportant part is called a star.

Do you really think you _____ happier if you had more money?

Jo didn’t say anything, but I know he agreed with me – he _____.

True or false: Translation, on the screen, of the words of the film is called subtitles.

True or false: An area far from the city centre is called a suburb.

My current job is temporary. I’m looking for a _____ job.

Passive: Congratulations! You ________ (choose) to take part in our £1,000 prize draw!

Juan was unhappy in his job so he _____ and found another one.

In the UK, _____ is banned in all public places these days.

I wouldn’t say it if I _____ think it was true.

Finish the phrase: _______ effects

Don’t _____ the food with your dirty hands!

She’s really good at _____ names.

What will we do _____ we can’t find their house?

True or false: The top part of the inside of a room is called ceiling.

If I _____ you, I would look for a better-paid job.

You _____ play the piano well until you practise for longer.

True or false: The story of a film or book is called a scene.

Diana’s company was doing badly and she was made _____.

In summer they have barbecues on the _____.

If we _____ a lot of money, we’d buy a house in the country.