ELEMENTARY ENG ONE VISA WORKSHEET

A) Complete the dialogue. Use the words in the box. There are two extras.
pleased / interesting / for / a / an / about / do / to
Emily: Hi. I’m Emily.
Peter: (1) -------- to meet you, Emily. My name’s Peter.
Emily: Nice to meet you, too, Peter. What do you (2) --------?
Peter: I work (3) -------- a company in London. What (4) -------- you?
Emily: I am (5) -------- artist.
Peter: Oh, that’s (6) --------.
B) Complete the dialogue. Use the words in the box. There are two extras.
don’t / does / free time / jogging / on your/ do
A: Do you go (1) -------------------- every day, Mildred?
B: Yes, I (2) ---------------------.
A: Do you go (3) --------------------------- own?
B: No, I (4) ------------------. I go with my friends.
C) Complete the dialogue. Use the words in the box. There are two extras.
in / on / room / where / sorry / excuse me / you are
A: (1) ---------------------. Where’s the English class, please?
B: English One or English Two?
A: English One.
B: It’s in (2) ----------------------- 101.
A: Room 101? (3) ------------------------’s that?
B: It’s (4) ---------------------- the second floor.
A: Thanks a lot.
B: (5) ------------------------------ welcome.
D) Complete the dialogue. Use the words in the box. There are two extras.
badge / write / spell / welcome / excuse me / sorry
A: Hello. My name’s Mary Newton.
B: (1) -------------. What’s your surname again?
A: It’s Newton.
B: How do you (2) ---------------- that, please?
A: It’s N- E-W-T-O-N.
B: Oh, yes. Here’s your (3) ----------------------.
A: Thank you.
B: You are (4) ----------------------------
E) Complete the dialogue. Use the words in the box. There are two extras.
dental practice / too / guy / over there / at / what about / by the way / for
A: Hi, is this Julie Weekley’s office?
B: No, it isn’t. Her office is (1) --------------------------, but she isn’t here today.
She’s in London.
A: (2) ------------------------- her assistant?
B: She’s in London, (3) ---------------------------. They are (4) ----------------------- a conference.
A: Oh, OK. I’m Peter Gray, (5) --------------------------------.
B: Are you the new (6) -------------------------- in Marketing Department?
A: Yes, I am.

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F) Complete the missing words in the passage. Use the words in the box. There are three
extras.

watch / doesn’t like / cleans / works / likes / goes / am / has / meet / washes / have / are /
studies / go
Hi, there. My name’s Elizabeth and this is my friend, Jessica. Jessica and I (1) ----------------
university students in England. I go to Oxford University, and Jessica (2) ---------------- to
Cambridge University. She (3) ----------------------- fine arts there. She (4) ---------------- a part
time job, too. She (5) -------------- in a pub after school on weekdays. She usually (6) ------------
the tables and (7) ---------------- glasses. She (8) ------------------- her job very much, but she likes
the money. She needs it for her school. At weekends Jessica and I often (9) ---------------- in
London. We sometimes (10) ------------------- for a drink and chat for hours. We sometimes
(11) -------------- a good film at the cinema.
G) John and Rachel are new friends. They go for a drink. Complete the questions.
RACHEL: So, John, (1) ------------------------------------------------?
JOHN: In a small house in the south of London.
RACHEL: (2) -------------------------------------------------- with your parents?
JOHN: Yes, I do. My sister lives with us, too. What about you? (3) ------------------------------------
any brothers and sisters?
RACHEL: Yes, I do. I have a brother. He’s 19.
JOHN: (4) ------------------------------------------------- work?
RACHEL: No, he doesn’t. He’s a student.
JOHN: What about you? (5) ------------------------------------- work?
RACHEL: In a shop in the city centre.
JOHN: (6) ------------------------------------------- your job?
RACHEL: Yes, I do. I like it very much.
H) Match the questions with the answers.

(----) 1) What’s your name? a) No, they aren’t.

(----) 2) How are you? b) I’m Chinese.
(----) 3) Are they from London? c) They’re glasses.
(----) 4) What’s this? d) In Ankara.
(----) 5) Who’s your favourite actor? e) Brad Pitt.
(----) 6) Is she nineteen? f) No, I’m not. I’m single.
(----) 7) What are these? g) It’s Steeve.
(----) 8) How old are you? h) That’s W-O-N-D-E-R-L-A-N- D.
(----) 9) What’s his job? i) He’s a teacher.
(----) 10) Are you married? j) It’s nine thirty-five.
(----) 11) What’s your phone number? k) Fine, thanks. And you?
(----) 12) What’s your nationality? l) On Wednesday.
(----) 13) How do you spell it? m) Twenty-five.
(----) 14) Where do you live? n) It’s a book.
(----) 15) Where’s the Music class? o) Yes, she is.
(----) 16) What day is your appointment? p) It’s 0 90 262 987 66 54
(----) 17) What’s the time? q) In Room 303 on the third floor.
I) Choose the correct alternative.
I am (1) -------- architect. I wake (2) -------- very early (3) -------- the morning . I (4) -------- near
the office, so I go to the office by bus every day. It takes a long time, (5) -------- the traffic is

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always very bad. My husband (6) -------- for an advertising company and he (7) -------- usually
busy. (8) -------- the weekend we wake up late and (9) -------- a big breakfast. Then we like (10)
-------- to the cinema or theatre together. On warm and sunny days we sometimes go (11)
--------. It is very relaxing.
1. a) a b) the c) an d) –
2.a) up b) to c) from d) in
3.a) on b) at c) of d) in
4.a) live b) doesn’t live c) lives d) don’t live
5.a) so b) because c) but d) then
6.a) work b) don’t work c) works d) doesn’t work
7.a) am b) aren’t c) is d) are
8.a) at b) in c) on d) from
9.a) get b) have c) watch d) leave
10.a) go b) to go c) goes d) going
11.a) to fish b) fish c) fishing d) to fishing
J) Complete the spaces with have, go or get.
I (1) --------- up at 10 o’clock and (2) --------- some fruit and a glass of orange juice for
breakfast. Then I (3) --------- a shower and (4) --------- dressed. At 11.30 I meet my friends in
the city centre. First, we (5) --------- tea or coffee and then we (6) --------- shopping. We
usually (7) --------- lunch at about one o’clock in a restaurant in the town. In the afternoon we
sometimes (8) --------- to the gym. In the evening we (9) --------- to the theatre or to a
nightclub. I normally (10) --------- to bed very late.
K) Read the text and circle the correct alternative.
LIFE IN BRITAIN
Homes
Most British people live in houses not flats. Most houses have gardens.
Daily Life
Most office workers go to work at about nine o’clock in the morning and finish at about five
or six in the evening. People don’t go home for lunch. People usually eat a big meal in the
evening – they just have a snack at lunchtime.
School Life
Children start school at about nine o’clock and finish at about half past three. Most children
have lunch at school. Children start school when they are four or five years old and leave
when they are sixteen or eighteen.
Shops and Restaurants
Shops open at about nine o’clock in the morning and close at about six in the evening.
Normally, they don’t close for lunch. Most shops open on a Sunday, too. Many supermarkets
stay open twenty-four hours, but most pubs and restaurants close at about eleven o’clock in
the evening.
1. Which of the following statements is false according to the text ?
a) Children leave school when they are 16 or 18 years old.
b) People have a big meal at lunchtime.
c) Most British people live in houses.
2. What does ‘snack’ mean?
a) a big meal
b) a small restaurant
c) a small meal

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3. What time do shops close in Britain in the evening?

a) at about eleven o’clock
b) at five o’clock
c) at about six o’clock
L) Read the text and circle the correct alternative.
Bruce Newton comes from Norwich in the east of England, but he doesn’t live in England. He
lives in Tokyo in Japan. He is an accountant in a language school there. He lives in a small flat
on the fifth floor of a tall building in a small street in Tokyo. The school is not very near his
home. It’s about 15 kilometres away, so he can’t walk to work. He goes by bus. He always
leaves home at eight o’clock and arrives at school at five to nine. He usually does some work
in the bus on his way to work. Bruce’s school is near a railway station. It’s very big, and it has
a lot of students. He likes his office. It is by the reception desk. It is very small and quiet.
There are some pretty trees outside his window. He works from nine o’clock to a quarter to
one, and then he goes to the refectory for lunch. After lunch, he starts work again at two
o’clock in the afternoon, and he finishes work at five in the evening. On his way back home
from work, he often buys some fresh vegetables and his wife cooks the dinner, but Bruce
sometimes takes his wife out for dinner – especially when there is nothing to eat at home or
when his wife is too tired to cook. Bruce and his wife like living in Japan, so they don’t go
home to England on holiday. Instead, they travel around Japan, and visit a lot of beautiful
places in different cities such as Osaka or Kyoto. They often take a lot of fantastic photos
there. It’s Saturday morning now, and Bruce is at home. He usually watches a cowboy film on
TV. He likes cowboy films very much, but his wife isn’t watching TV. She’s looking after their
baby daughters, Jennifer and Mary, in the living room, because she doesn’t like cowboy films.
She thinks they are old fashioned. She likes watching game shows. Her favourite one is
“Dancing on Ice”.

1) “their” in line 18 refers to ----------.

a) Jennifer and Mary’s c) Bruce and Jennifer’s
b) Bruce and his wife’s d) Bruce and Mary’
1) Which of the following statements about the text is true?
a) Bruce lives far from the school. c) Bruce hates watching cowboy films.
b) Bruce is a student in a school in Tokyo. d) Bruce works and lives in Norwich.
2) Which of the following statements about the text is false?
a) Bruce works as an accountant in a language school in Tokyo.
b) Mrs Newton fancies watching game shows on TV.
c) Bruce has two children – a boy and a girl.
d) Bruce takes the bus to work every day.
3) Bruce and his wife -------------------------.
a) always watch TV together. c) never eat out.
b) often go to England on holiday. d) like taking photos.
4) “refectory” in line 9 means --------------
a) a large room in a school where students eat their meals
b) a room where you eat your meals in a house or hotel
c) a room where a painter or photographer regularly works
d) a room where you prepare and cook food

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ELEMENTARY KEY

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A)
F)
1) PLEASED I)
2) DO 1) ARE
3) FOR 2) GOES 1) C
4) ABOUT 3) STUDIES 2) A
5) AN 4) HAS 3) D
6) INTERESTING 5) WORKS 4) D
6) CLEANS 5) B
7) WASHES 6) C
B) 8) DOESN’T LIKE 7) C
9) MEET 8) A
1) JOGGING 10) GO 9) B
2) DO 11) WATCH 10) D
3) ON YOUR 11) C
4) DON’T G)

1) WHERE DO YOU LIVE? J)

C) 2) DO YOU LIVE
3) DO YOU HAVE 1) GET
1) EXCUSE ME 4) DOES HE 2) HAVE
2) ROOM 5) WHERE DO YOU 3) HAVE
3) WHERE 6) DO YOU LIKE 4) GET
4) ON 5) HAVE
5) YOU ARE H) 6) GO
7) HAVE
D) 8) GO
1) G 9) GO
1) SORRY 2) K 10) GO
2) SPELL 3) A
3) BADGE 4) N K)
4) WELCOME 5) E
6) O 1) B
E) 7) C 2) C
8) M 3) C
1) OVER THERE 9) İ
2) WHAT ABOUT 10) F L)
3) TOO 11) P
4) AT 12) B 1) B
5) BY THE WAY 13) H 2) A
6) GUY 14) D 3) C
15) Q 4) D
16) L 5) A
17) J

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