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English Examen1

The document contains a 30-question grammar test with multiple choice answers. It covers a range of English grammar topics including verb tenses, articles, pronouns, prepositions, conditionals, and word order. For each question, the test-taker must choose between 3 answer options (a, b, or c) to complete each sentence correctly from a grammatical standpoint.

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Oxford

intermediate test 2
Choose the right answer and write a, b, or c in the box.

1 a  You’re doing  b  Are you doing  c  Do you do  anything on Thursday night?
I usually  a  go  b  am going  c  going  to the gym on Thursdays.

2 Did there  a  use to be  b  used to be  c  used to being  a café here?
Yes. I  a  studied  b  was studying  c  did study  at university when it closed down.

3 I’ve  a  be studying  b  studying  c  been studying  all evening.


It’s 10 o’clock and I still  a  not finished  b  haven’t finished  c  haven’t been finishing  all my work.

4 a  Has Matt ever  b  Have Matt ever  c  Matt’s ever  seen a ghost?
He said yesterday that  a  he’s seen  b  he’d saw  c  he’d seen  one when he was six years old.

5 I’m  a  going to book  b  going booking  c  to book  a summer holiday tomorrow.


a  I’ll  b  Shall I  c  Will I  help you look for some holiday destinations online?

6 I  a  manage to  b  able to  c  managed to  finish the marathon in under four hours!
a  Would you  b  Can you  c  May you  stop training every day now?

7 Your shoes  a  might  b  must  c  can’t  be in the bedroom, I’m not sure.
Maybe. But I  a  could have took  b  could have taken  c  must have taken  them off in the living room.

8 You  a ought  b  should to  c  should  learn a few phrases in Spanish if you’re going to Spain.
I know. I  a  ought  b  need to  c  must to  buy a phrase book when I go shopping.

9 We’re  a  planning to have  b  planning having  c  planning have  a party.


a  I invited to come your parents.  b  I invited your parents coming.  c  I invited your parents to come.

10 Do you remember  a  going to  b  to going  c  to go to  Paris when we were younger?
It’s  a  funny to  b  to funny  c  funny  think that it was five years ago!

11 Who were the ‘Harry Potter’ books  a  writing  b  wrote by  c  written by?
J.K. Rowling. They’re  a  being made  b  making  c  made  into films.

12 I’m  a  looking forward at  b  looking forward for  c  looking forward to  seeing you at the weekend.
Me too. I’ll  a  set off  b  set up  c  set on  straight after work on Friday.

13 Isabel  a  said me  b  told me  c  asked me  if I wanted to go to Italy with her.
She said that she was going  a  the day  b  this day  c  that day!

14 I  a  reminded to take  b  reminded take  c  reminded her to take  her phone with her.
And I advised her  a  to not go  b  not to go  c  don’t go  into town on her own at night.

15 If there were no cars, there  a won’t be  b  wouldn’t be  c  isn’t  so much air pollution.
The environment  a  would be safer  b  will be safer  c  would safer  if people walked to work.

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intermediate test 2
16 I really enjoyed  a  food  b  the food  c  some food  at Jenny’s dinner party last night.
Me too. I think I ate  a  too  b  too much  c  too many  food really!

17 a  Whose  b  Who’s  c  Who  idea was this? It’s far too busy here!
It was  a  yours  b  you  c  your  idea to come to London on a Saturday.

18 Do you remember  a  those  b  these  c  them  summers we spent in Florence?


Yes,  a  this  b  those  c  that  seems so long ago now!

19 There were  a  many  b  lots of  c  much  cars outside the house yesterday.
I couldn’t find  a  somewhere  b  nowhere  c  anywhere  to park!

20 My sister plays tennis  a  less frequent  b  less frequently  c  less frequenter  than she used to.
That’s a shame. She used to be the  a  better  b  best  c  most good  player at the tennis club.

21 That computer is  a  too expensive  b  enough expensive  c  too much expensive  for me.
But you need a new one. Yours isn’t  a  fast enough  b  too fast  c  enough fast.

22 I  a  extremely  b  completely  c  virtually  forgot to take Sam to his piano lesson!


Don’t worry, he’s  a  playing happily in the garden  b  happily in the garden playing 
c  in the garden happily playing.

23 a  I only  b  Only I  c  Only  paid £100 for the trip to Geneva!


a  Neither  b  Either  c  So  did I. It was very cheap.

24 This tin of beans is  a  out for date  b  out of date  c  out date.
I’m a bit  a  worried with  b  worried of  c  worried about  eating it.

25 I’m writing  a  on behalf with  b  on behalf of  c  on behalf for  the teachers’ association.
a  Thanks for  b  Thanks about  c  Thanks to  their efforts the school will be purchasing two
hundred new computers.

26 I went home  a  because for  b  because  c  because of  I was exhausted.


I sent a text to Amy  a  such to  b  so that to  c  in order to  let her know.

27 I can’t deliver the package  a  unless  b  if not  c  in case  you give me your address.
I’ll give you my home address. I might be out on Saturday,  a  although  b  though  c  on the one hand.

28 Sarah is the woman  a  whose  b  who’s  c  who  husband is an Olympic runner.


I think she trains with him,  a  that  b  it  c  which  is very good for her fitness.

29 That’s the restaurant  a  that  b  where  c  which  my cousin works.


After Tom  a  ’s arriving  b  arrived  c  arrives,  we’ll go there for dinner.

30 Lucy isn’t coming to the party but  a  Anna is  b  Anna coming to the party  c  Anna’s.
OK. If you want me to bring a cake  a  I bring a cake  b  I will  c  I will bring.

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