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LEVEL 1
A. Complete each gap with a suitable preposition.
from, on, to, at, by, in, for, near
1. I'm going the cinema.
2. She comes Scotland. Her father is Scottish and her mother is English.
3. I always come to school bus.
4. They always eat fish Friday.
B. Fill the gaps with the past simple form of the verbs in brackets.
5. Last week, we to see Don Giovanni at the National Opera. (go)
6. The president China two years ago. (visit)
7. She her leg when she was skiing. (break)
8. In a recent competition, Michael Johnson the race in a world record time. (run)
C. Complete each gap with some or any.
9. I can pay. I've got money.
10. I haven't got friends.,
11. David's got friends.
12. Do you have brothers or sisters?
D. Choose the correct answer from the choices below.
13. Is this your jacket?
No, it's not ______.
14. "______ aren't my magazines. They're Barry's."
15. "Whose idea was this?"
"It was ______."
16. "Your books have arrived. Please collect ______ this afternoon."
E. For each word, write a word with the opposite meaning (eg. black «» white).
17. day↔
18. always↔
19. question↔
20. love↔
LEVEL 2
A. Choose the correct answer from the choices below.
21. The girls ______ in the study at the moment.
22. Something funny happened while we ______ television.
23. Jimmy usually ______ football after school.
24. Although she ______ invited all her friends to her party, only three people came.
25. Is Prague as ______ as Vienna?
26. I think that French is ______ than English.
B. Complete the sentences using suitable phrasal verbs.
27. My mother _____ at 5.30 every morning.
28. I'm _____ Mr. Smith. Have you seen him anywhere?
29. _____ the TV _____ ! You should be in bed!
C. Complete each gap with a suitable preposition.
under, across, near, for, since, from, on, past
30. I've been learning Englishthree years.
31. The castle is on the other side of the river. You have to gothe bridge.
32. You can buy one there for500 CZK.
33. The school isAnděl metro station.
D. Make these statements into questions by using question tags.
(eg. It's a nice day = It's a nice day, isn't it?)
34. They saw the Pope when he visited, ?
35. You're new to this country, ?
36. You know the way there, ?
37. He teaches at your school, ?
E. Make questions asking about the underlined words.
(eg. He lives in London. = Where does he live?)
38. He needs to see the doctor. .
39. She will arrive in the evening. .
40. He played football at college. .
LEVEL 3
A. Choose the correct answer from the choices below.
41. "Have you ever been to Asia?"
"Yes, I ______ there last year."
42. ______ computers is very important these days.
43. If Pavel ______ his job, he would have been able to go on holiday this year.
44. Let's go to the supermarket. We need ______ food for the party.
45. If you ______ to the post office for me, I'll do the washing-up.
46. I'm ______. It's raining and there's nothing on at the cinema.
47. Remember, you are in a court of law. You must tell the ______.
B. Complete the sentences using suitable phrasal verbs.
48. Could you _____ the word in your dictionary, please?
49. My car's _____ and I need to be in London by three o'clock.
50. When does the plane for London _____ ?
C. Complete each gap with the correct form of say, tell, speak, or explain.
51. Can you me how to get to the bank, please?
52. The journalist always her mind. Her readers enjoy her direct comments.
53. We tried to the situation but they didn't believe us.
54. He that you would telephone me yesterday.
D. For each word, write a word with the opposite meaning (eg. black «» white).
55. wide↔
56. strong↔
57. heavy↔
58. remember↔
E. Choose the most appropriate response for each situation.
59. You are going on a long train journey. You have reserved a seat. When you enter the carriage, there is someone sitting in your seat.
What do you say?
60. You were invited to your English boss's home for dinner with her husband. You enjoyed yourself. You are leaving and want to thank her.
What do you say?
LEVEL 4
A. Choose a suitable reporting verb for each sentence. Use each verb once only.
complained, estimated, boasted, admitted, demanded, threatened, confirmed, doubted, insisted, blamed, suggested, accused, complimented, warned
61. "I could play this concerto with my eyes closed," the pianist .
62. "His time of 9.65 seconds is now official," the commentator . "It's a new world record!"
63. "The weather conditions are fine. We should be landing in about three hours," the pilot .
64. "Okay, I lied. I wasn't at home on the night of the murder," the suspect .
65. "If you tell anyone about this, I'll break your legs!" the heavy-set man .
66. "The soup's cold and the beer is warm," the irate customer .
B. Complete this dialogue using question tags.
(eg. It's a nice day = It's a nice day, isn't it?)
67. "Karen, can you confirm something, please?
I'm leaving on the six o'clock flight tomorrow, ?"
68. "That's right, Mr. Baker. You won't forget to take the invoices, ?"
69. "No, I won't. Oh, and Karen--you couldn't send my wife some flowers for her birthday, ?"
70. "Certainly. She'd never forgive you if you forgot, ?"
C. Complete the sentences using suitable phrasal verbs.
71. I must go to the doctor's tomorrow. I can't _____ it _____ any longer.
72. Did you hear? Jim and Sarah _____ last week. She's staying with her mother.
73. Could you _____ me _____ for the night? I have nowhere to stay.
D. Choose the correct answer from the choices below.
74. I have to make a phone call. Could you tell me ______?
75. ______ do you visit the dentist?
76. I feel terrible, my head hurts. I ______ have drunk so much last night.
77. My dog ate two bowls of food this morning. He ______ been very hungry.
E. Choose the most appropriate word for each gap.
78. Medical science is now entering unknown ______.
79. It's not second-hand. It's ______ new!
80. Every year, doctors treat many serious ______ resulting from car accidents.
LEVEL 5
A. Complete the sentences using suitable phrasal verbs.
81. Please don't ____ that subject again.
82. His application for a work permit was ____ .
83. I didn't intend to kill him. The gun just ____ in my hand.
B. Use a prefix to make a word with the opposite meaning.
(eg. She was unlucky not to win the prize. (lucky))
84. He is very . I won't invite him here again. (polite)
85. The staff are friendly but so . Nothing is ever ready on time. (efficient)
86. His child is . She never does what her father asks. (obedient)
87. The negative effects on the environment may be . (reversible)
C. Choose the most appropriate word for each gap.
88. Driving is easy there. The roads are ______ straight. Just don't fall asleep!
89. Hurry up! The taxi is outside and the ______ running.
90. Don't carry your valuables in the street. People are robbed in ______ daylight.
91. "Excuse me, do you have a ______?" "I'm sorry, I don't smoke."
D. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given.
Do not change the word given.
eg. I last saw him at my 21st birthday party. (since)
I haven't seen him since my 21st birthday party.
92. "You've broken my watch, Bert!" said Ernie. (accused)
Ernie his watch.
93. "Where did you leave my camera, Rachel?" asked Ross. (where)
Ross asked Rachel camera.
94. I regret giving Michael my phone number. (Michael)
I wish my phone number.
95. Let's visit the art gallery this afternoon. (go)
Why the art gallery this afternoon?
96. It's unusual for Diana to get angry with her children. (hardly)
Diana temper with her children.
97. The thief suddenly realised that the police were watching him. (watched)
The thief suddenly realised that he by the police.
E. Choose the most appropriate response for each situation.
98. You are staying with your English-speaking friend. You go to the pub together. You want to buy him/her a drink.
What do you say?
99. You go to a restaurant. The waiter comes to your tables and asks you what you would like.
What do you say?
100. Someone stops you on the street to ask you a question. You don't understand them.
What do you say?
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