Language Test 3B*

Grammar 4 Choose the correct options.

1 Write the comparative form of the 1 Kate bought a lot of / much
adjectives. oranges at the market.
1 tall 2 How much / many coffee have
2 bad you drunk today?
3 comfortable 3 George met a lot of / much
4 thin people on holiday.
5 noisy 4 Come on! We haven’t got much /
many time.
5 I’ve got too much / many T-shirts
___/5 marks and not enough blouses.
6 How much / many money did you
bring with you?
2 Write the superlative form of the
7 I ate too much / many chocolate.
adjectives.
8 There’s a lot of / many fruit juice
1 good
in the fridge.
2 expensive
3 friendly
4 pretty ___/8 marks
5 far
Vocabulary
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5 Complete the sentences with the
words in the box.
3 Choose the correct answers.
1 Yesterday was day of the assistant basket coins
year. customers high
a warm b the warmest queue stall
2 Wales is than England. 1 People are waiting in a long
a too small b smaller than outside that shop.
3 Your camera is than mine. 2 I’ve got a lot of heavy in
a better b the best my purse.
4 I didn’t pass the exam. It was . 3 There are some great shops in
a too difficult b more difficult the street of my town.
5 They didn’t have money. 4 That shopping looks
a money enough really heavy.
b enough money 5 My uncle makes cheese and
6 These shoes are really sells it on his market .
comfortable, but those are . 6 She worked as a shop
a more fashionable before she became a manager.
b too fashionable 7 The shop has a lot of
7 The car wasn’t for six people. because it has very good, cheap
a big enough b enough big clothes.

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6 Choose the correct options.
1 I always buy things in the sales /
bargains because they’re
cheaper then.
2 Peter went to the coin / cashpoint
to get some money.
3 I paid with a ten-pound note /
paper, and the assistant gave me
£5 price / change.
4 This shop sells some wonderful
sales / products from India.
5 These jeans were a bargain /
basket. I got them for a very good
coin / price.
6 Lulu enjoyed shopping at the
market. The customers /
stallholders were very friendly.
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7 Choose the correct options.
1 I think Caroline cost / paid too
much for her new coat.
2 James doesn’t like paying for
things by / in credit card.
3 We can’t afford / spend a holiday
this year.
4 How much money does Olivia
earn / win every month?
5 My dad never borrows / lends me
money, but my mum sometimes
does.
6 I’m saving / spending money to
go on holiday.
7 Did you pay for that in / by cash?
8 I haven’t got any money. Can I
borrow / lend some from you?
9 I like that coat. How much does it
cost / pay?
10 They save / spend all their
money on computer games!
Speaking
8 Match the beginnings of the
questions 1–4 with the endings a–d.
1 Excuse me. Could you
2 Would you mind
3 Dad, can you give
4 Can you help
a me five pounds?
b me, please?
c helping me? This bag is heavy.
d give me a hand, please?
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9 Choose the correct options.
1 A I spent £150 on these
shoes.
B What! You’re possible /
impossible!
2 A Can I give you a hand /
help with those books?
B Yes, please.
3 A Would you mind /
Could you make dinner?
B Sorry, I can / can’t. I’m
busy tonight.
4 A You can’t go in there. It’s
against / again the
rules.
B Oh! I didn’t know that.
5 A Can I use your
computer?
B No problem / question.
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Total: ___/60 marks

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