Grammar and Vocabulary - Starting Test

CHOOSE THE ANSWER THAT YOU THINK AS CORRECT. SOMETIMES BUT NOT ALWAYS THERE MAY BE MORE THAN ONE CORRECT ANSWER. 1. Which phrases are correct?

CHOOSE THE ANSWER THAT YOU THINK AS CORRECT. SOMETIMES BUT NOT ALWAYS THERE MAY BE MORE THAN ONE CORRECT ANSWER. 2. Which phrases are correct?

CHOOSE THE ANSWER THAT YOU THINK AS CORRECT. SOMETIMES BUT NOT ALWAYS THERE MAY BE MORE THAN ONE CORRECT ANSWER. 3. Which of the following modals DOESN'T have a short form?

CHOOSE THE ANSWER THAT YOU THINK AS CORRECT. SOMETIMES BUT NOT ALWAYS THERE MAY BE MORE THAN ONE CORRECT ANSWER. 4. Reply to the following statement: "I like Tennis"

CHOOSE THE ANSWER THAT YOU THINK AS CORRECT. SOMETIMES BUT NOT ALWAYS THERE MAY BE MORE THAN ONE CORRECT ANSWER. 5. Opposite of "To buy"

CHOOSE THE ANSWER THAT YOU THINK AS CORRECT. SOMETIMES BUT NOT ALWAYS THERE MAY BE MORE THAN ONE CORRECT ANSWER. 6. Which numbers are spelled correctly?

CHOOSE THE ANSWER THAT YOU THINK AS CORRECT. SOMETIMES BUT NOT ALWAYS THERE MAY BE MORE THAN ONE CORRECT ANSWER. 7. Which words are spelled correctly?

CHOOSE THE ANSWER THAT YOU THINK AS CORRECT. SOMETIMES BUT NOT ALWAYS THERE MAY BE MORE THAN ONE CORRECT ANSWER. 8. What is a 'Busker'?

CHOOSE THE ANSWER THAT YOU THINK AS CORRECT. SOMETIMES BUT NOT ALWAYS THERE MAY BE MORE THAN ONE CORRECT ANSWER. 9. Which sentences are correct?

CHOOSE THE ANSWER THAT YOU THINK AS CORRECT. SOMETIMES BUT NOT ALWAYS THERE MAY BE MORE THAN ONE CORRECT ANSWER. 10. What do you call a person who you can trust and depend on at all times?

CHOOSE THE ANSWER THAT YOU THINK AS CORRECT. SOMETIMES BUT NOT ALWAYS THERE MAY BE MORE THAN ONE CORRECT ANSWER. 11. What is a placed in a factory called where goods are stored?

CHOOSE THE ANSWER THAT YOU THINK AS CORRECT. SOMETIMES BUT NOT ALWAYS THERE MAY BE MORE THAN ONE CORRECT ANSWER. 12. When you want to buy a house, the money you borrow is called:

CHOOSE THE ANSWER THAT YOU THINK AS CORRECT. SOMETIMES BUT NOT ALWAYS THERE MAY BE MORE THAN ONE CORRECT ANSWER. 13. Which TWO words sound the same?

COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH ONE OF THE TWO CHOICES. 1. You really [blank_start]shouldn't[blank_end] watch TV this much.

COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH ONE OF THE TWO CHOICES. 2. She [blank_start]must[blank_end] be at work, she always works at this time.

COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH ONE OF THE TWO CHOICES. 3. Speak up, I [blank_start]can't[blank_end] hear you!

COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH ONE OF THE TWO CHOICES. 4. I [blank_start]can't[blank_end] hear a word he said.

COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH ONE OF THE TWO CHOICES. 5. If I went to New York, I [blank_start]would[blank_end] see the statue of liberty.

IDENTIFY THE USE OF EACH MODAL VERB, MATCHING ON THE SECOND COLUMN, THE VERB THAT CORRESPONDS TO THE SENTENCE. 1. Abe calls Lyla but she doesn't pick up, she must be working. a. [blank_start]Certainty.[blank_end] 2. No problem, he can call her back later. b. [blank_start]Polite Request.[blank_end] 3. Abe asks if they could go out to dinner on Friday. c. [blank_start]Obligation.[blank_end] 4. She says she may be in a meeting, Saturday is better. d. [blank_start]Suggestion.[blank_end] 5. He must be on time to make a good impression. e. [blank_start]Rational Probability.[blank_end]

COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH A MODAL VERB FROM THE LIST, WITHOUT USING THE SAME ONE TWICE: 1. Children [blank_start]must[blank_end] go to school. 2. Before you make a decision, you [blank_start]should[blank_end] speak to a specialist. 3. Let's go, [blank_start]shall[blank_end] we? 4. If I were you, I [blank_start]would[blank_end] take this opportunity. 5. I promise I [blank_start]will[blank_end] buy you a new phone.

MATCH EACH SENTENCE TO A SENTENCE WITH SAME MEANING: 1. Jack must draft a report the following day.

MATCH EACH SENTENCE TO A SENTENCE WITH SAME MEANING: 2. Jack couldn't compose it the day before.

MATCH EACH SENTENCE TO A SENTENCE WITH SAME MEANING: 3. Jennifer verbalized that she can assist him next day.

MATCH EACH SENTENCE TO A SENTENCE WITH SAME MEANING: 4. She has to assist him. If she doesn't, the report will be undone.

MATCH EACH SENTENCE TO A SENTENCE WITH SAME MEANING: 5. Jennifer's manager stated she may assist Jack.