EF4E Elem SEN Tests

4
fourth
English File
edition
Elementary
Tests for Students with Dyslexia
Including Unit tests and Progress tests

NAME CLASS
English File A1/A2
Digital Gold File Test 1 A
Contents
Unit test 1 3
Unit test 2 8
Unit test 3 12
Unit test 4 16
Unit test 5 20
Unit test 6 24
Unit test 7 28
Unit test 8 32
Unit test 9 36
Unit test 10 40
Unit test 11 44
Unit test 12 48
Progress test 1 52
Progress test 2 59
Unit test answer key 67
Progress test answer key 69

NAME: CLASS:
Unit test 1
1 Circle the correct answer a, b, or c.
name is Josefina. She’s a student.
a He b She c Her
1 I’m Chinese. family is from Shanghai.
a My b Your c Their
2 names are Alison and Lucas. They’re teachers.
a His b Her c Their
3 Filip’s Polish, but mother is Czech.
a his b her c she
4 students. Our teacher is Irish.
a We’re b Our c They’re
5 Nadia, please close book.
a you b your c you’re
6 It’s a hotel. name is The New York Plaza.
a His b He c Its
6
© Oxford University Press Photocopiable Elementary Unit test 1 3

NAME: CLASS:
2 Complete the sentences with the verbs from the box.
Are aren’t Is It ’m ’re ’s she you
He ’s from Tokyo.
1 he a student?
2 A you in our class?
B No, I’m not.
3 A Where are from?
B We’re from Egypt.
4 A Is Anita Hungarian?
B No, isn’t.
5 The food isn’t Italian. ’s Spanish.
6 A Are they from Australia?
B No, they .
7 We English. We aren’t Scottish.
8 My name’s Ozgur. I from Turkey.
8
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NAME: CLASS:
3 Complete the lists with the words from the box.
zero forty twenty one hundred Sunday Tuesday eight
five, ten, fifteen, twenty

1 three, two, one,
2 Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
3 seventy, eighty, ninety,
4 two, four, six,
5 Saturday, Sunday, Monday,
6 thirty-seven, thirty-eight, thirty-nine,
6
4 Complete the phrases with the verbs from the box.
spell go stop Do Work Answer Turn
Turn off your mobile.

1 in pairs.
2 Please to page 15.
3 Please talking!
4 exercises 1 and 2.
5 How do you it?
6 the questions.
6

NAME: CLASS:
5 Read the text and write T (true), F (false), or

DS (doesn’t say).
The New York City Language Centre

Hi, I’m Sandrine Bisset. I’m a teacher at The New York
City Language Centre. I’m from Marseille in the south of
France and I’m 29 years old. My mother is Swiss and my
father is French. He’s a teacher in a school in Paris. My
friend is Antoine. He’s from France, too, and he’s
a student at Columbia University here in New York.
Students come to The New York City Language Centre
to learn different languages. I’m the French teacher and
my class has students from America, Africa, Asia, and
Europe. It’s very interesting to meet different people and
the classes are always fun. The students always speak
French together because it’s the best way to learn the
language.
My friends Giovanni and Lina are also teachers at The
Language Centre. Giovanni is the Italian teacher. He’s
from Rome. Lina is the German and Spanish teacher. She
comes from Munich in Germany. Her mother is Spanish.

NAME: CLASS:
Sandrine’s mother is in Switzerland. DS
1 Sandrine is a language teacher.

2 The Language Centre is in New York.
3 Sandrine is Swiss.
4 Sandrine’s students speak English.
5 Sandrine’s mother is from the south of France.
6 Antoine is a student in France.
7 Sandrine’s students are from different parts
of the world.
8 Giovanni is American.
8
6 Read the text again and circle the correct word.

Sandrine’s French / Swiss.
1 Sandrine’s 28 / 29 years old.
2 Sandra’s father’s French / Swiss.
3 The name of Antoine’s university is New York / Columbia
University.
4 Giovanni is a student / teacher.
5 The Spanish / Italian teacher’s name’s Lina.
6 Lina’s mother’s from Spain / New York.
6
Total 40

NAME: CLASS:
Unit test 2
1 Tick (✓) the correct sentence.
a It’s an English dictionary. ✓
b It’s a English dictionary.
1 a Three boxs of pens, please.
b Three boxes of pens, please.
2 a They’re diarys.
b They’re diaries.
3 a It’s a house.
b It’s an house.
4 a ‘What is it?’ ‘It’s glasses.’
b ‘What are they?’ ‘They’re glasses.’
5 a The notebooks are cheap.
b The notebooks are cheaps.
6 a I have thirsty.
b I am thirsty.
7 a They have expensives phones.
b They have expensive phones.
8 a It’s a day nice.
b It’s a nice day.
8
2 Circle the correct word(s).

Turn to / Turn we / Turn left here.
1 Please don’t park / no park / not to park your car here.
2 You / Are / Be quiet, children!
3 Let / Let’s / Let us to turn the radio on.
4 No eat / Don’t eat / Eat not my pizza!
5 I’m thirsty. Let’s / Don’t / We stop at the café.
6 You are listen / Listen / Listen you to me.
6

NAME: CLASS:
3 Write the opposites.

beautiful easy expensive full
fantastic dangerous slow strong
ugly beautiful
1 cheap
2 empty
3 weak
4 terrible
5 difficult
6 fast
7 safe
7

It’s my ticket / identity card / credit card for the bus.
1 Read the magazines / scissors / charger.
2 This is the key / umbrella / wallet for the door.
3 They’re the tissues / headphones / coins for my phone.
4 Where are my sunglasses red / red sunglasses /
red sunglass?
5 Where are the sandwiches? I’m worried / hungry / hot.
6 Alma’s high / really / big tired.
6

NAME: CLASS:

DS (doesn’t say).
Two writers
My name’s Simon Charlton and I’m a writer. My wife’s
name is Louisa and she’s a teacher in a language school
and also a writer like me. I’m at my desk every day but
Louisa has classes at school on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Let’s look at Louisa’s desk. On her desk, she has an
expensive laptop, a pink notebook and two green pens.
She also has three or four dictionaries, a box of tissues,
and a beautiful blue lamp. Her keys, glasses, and purse
are in her bag and the bag is under the desk. Louisa is
very tidy. I think she feels stressed when she looks at my
untidy desk.
I have a big, dark grey desk with keys, old bus tickets,
magazines, a photo of my family, and a lot of books on
it. I have boxes of books under my desk too.
Like Louisa, I have a computer but I also write a lot
on paper. I have hundreds of pens and pencils and I
have pages from my books all over my desk. I’m hot
in my chair but I don’t open the window because I’m
worried about all the pieces of paper!

NAME: CLASS:
Louisa has classes on Wednesdays and Thursdays. F

1 Simon and Louisa are writers.
2 Louisa isn’t tidy.
3 Louisa’s pens are red.
4 The lamp on Louisa’s desk is beautiful.
5 Simon has a big, black desk.
6 Simon’s computer is expensive.
7 Simon has boxes of tissues under his desk.
8 Simon has a lot of pencils and pens on his desk.
8
6 Read the text again and write S (Simon) or L (Louisa).

L has a tidy desk.
1 is a teacher.
2 is hot in his/her chair.
3 feels stressed.
4 has some dictionaries on his/her desk.
5 is untidy.
5
Total 40

NAME: CLASS:
Unit test 3
Do / Does you drink coffee?
1 Do / Does your phone have a good camera?
2 A Do you speak Russian?
B Yes, I do / does.
3 Do / Does Ethan work in a hotel?
4 A Does Sunita live near you?
B No, she don’t / doesn’t.
5 What do / does your parents do?
6 Do / Does your cousins live in the USA?
7 When you / do you use your laptop?
7
2 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in

brackets.
It doesn’t rain (not rain) a lot in Egypt.
1 I (speak) Russian and Polish.
2 Youssef and Noor (study) at the
university.
3 She (read) a magazine every weekend.
4 Gabriela (not play) the guitar.
5 We (not have) a car.
6 My sister (go) out on Saturday night.
7 Sofia (not like) tea.
8 They (not work) in an office.
8

NAME: CLASS:
3 Write the jobs.

I work in a shop. I’m a s h o p a s s i s t a n t.
1 I play the guitar. I’m a m .
2 I work in a school. I’m a t .
3 I work for a magazine. I’m a j .
4 I make food in a restaurant. I’m a c .
5 I work in a hospital. I’m a d .
5
4 Match the words to make phrases. Write the letter.

eat f a housework
1 wear b a car
2 drive c sorry
3 drink d in a flat
4 live e an umbrella
5 do f hot dogs
6 take g a uniform
7 say h tea

NAME: CLASS:

DS (doesn’t say).
Alicia Stevens
Alicia is Irish. She’s 31 years old. Alicia speaks English
and German and she’s a doctor in a hospital in Dublin.
She works at night during the week and at the weekend.
She drinks a lot of coffee. How many hours does she work?
60 hours a week. Alicia’s job is difficult but she loves it
because she helps people. Alicia isn’t married. She lives
with her sister, Esther, and they go to the gym together on
Tuesdays.
Jean-Pierre Chalvet
Jean-Pierre is 26 years old and he’s from France.
He speaks four languages and his American accent is
very good. What does Jean-Pierre do? He’s an actor and
he lives in Los Angeles but he also travels a lot for his work.
He doesn’t do a lot of exercise because he loves his car and
in his free time he drives around the city. What car does he
have? It’s small, black, and very fast!
Mariana Romero and Rosa Diaz
Mariana and Rosa are 22 years old. They’re friends
and they live in a small flat with Rosa’s brother, Jorge.
On Sundays they eat together and listen to jazz music.
They don’t go to the cinema because it’s expensive.
The two women are hairdressers in a salon in Acapulco,
Mexico. They wear a pink uniform and work from Monday
to Saturday. Mariana likes her job but Rosa doesn’t want
to be a hairdresser. What does she want to do? She loves
animals so in the evenings Rosa studies to be a vet at
college.

NAME: CLASS:
Alicia is from Ireland. T

1 Alicia loves her job.
2 Esther is married.
3 Jean-Pierre speaks Russian.
4 Jean-Pierre travels a lot.
5 He has a big car.
6 Mariana and Rosa go to the cinema.
7 Mariana and Rosa work on Sundays.
8 Mariana likes her job.
8
6 Read the text again and complete Alicia’s details.

Name Alicia S t e v e n s
Age (1)
Town (2)
Job (3)
Place of work (4) a
Married No
Languages English and (5)
5
Total 40

NAME: CLASS:
Unit test 4
Jane is my brothers’ / brother’s wife.
1 That’s my parents / parents’ house.
2 He’s my teachers’ / teacher’s husband.
3 I like James but I don’t like James’s / Jame’s friend.
4 Who’s / Whose phone is this?
5 These are my children’s / childrens’ books.
6 Rita hardly ever watches / watches hardly ever TV.
7 Ben never is / is never late for lessons.
7
2 Complete the sentences with in, on, to, or at.

Do they usually have lunch at school?
1 We have English classes the morning.
2 Alison goes the city centre by bus.
3 I often go to the theatre the weekend.
4 Diego works an office.
5 The party is Saturday.
6 They have dinner half past six.
6

NAME: CLASS:
3 Match the words to the definitions. Write the letter.

your father’s father f a nephew
1 your mother’s sister b uncle
2 your sister’s daughter c son
3 your daughter’s brother d cousin
4 your cousin’s father e grandmother
5 your brother’s son f grandfather
6 your father’s mother g aunt
7 your aunt’s son h niece

Harry gets / does / finishes dressed at 7 o’clock.
1 Alicia makes / does / gets the housework every day.
2 I take / go / make the dog for a walk twice a day.
3 Jacob usually does / makes / has a shave in the morning.
4 Leon goes / gets / starts work at 8 a.m.
5 I always / usually / sometimes finish work at 5 p.m., but on
Fridays I finish at 7 p.m.
6 Mason hardly ever / often / usually cleans his flat. It’s very
untidy.
7 They have English classes twice / three / once times a week.
7

NAME: CLASS:
5 Read the text and circle the correct answer a, b, or c.
My busy week...
Three of our readers tell us about their lives.
Maria Jose lives in Tenerife, Spain. She gets up at seven
o’clock and goes for a walk on the beach. Then she has a
shower and makes breakfast for her husband and her two
children. She takes the children to school and starts work
at nine o’clock. Maria Jose is a guide and in the morning
she shows tourists around the island. She always goes
home for lunch and then in the afternoon she works in
the tourist office in Santa Cruz. She works from Monday
to Friday, and twice a month she also goes to work on
Saturday. In her free time she reads books with the
children and does exercise with her friend, Carmen.
Kenzo is a bank manager. He works in Osaka, Japan.
He usually gets up very early and leaves his flat at seven
o’clock. He takes the train to work and arrives at the bank
at eight o’clock. Kenzo works for eight hours with a short
break for lunch in a café. At the weekend, he plays golf or
tennis with friends. On Saturdays, he and his wife often go
to his parents’ house for dinner.
Françoise is from Switzerland. She’s a teacher in a
school in Geneva. She is at school for seven hours every
day and also works at home in the evenings but she
doesn’t work at the weekend. Françoise has a lot of friends
and they like to have dinner in expensive restaurants. She
goes to bed very late on Saturday evenings. Françoise
doesn’t do sports or go to the gym, but she has two dogs
and she takes them for long walks on Sunday afternoons.
Once a month she visits her sister and brother-in-law who
live in France.

NAME: CLASS:
Maria Jose is .
a a guide b a bank manager c a teacher
1 After breakfast, Maria Jose .
a goes for a walk
b takes the children to school
c has a shower
2 She does exercise with .
a her husband b her children c her friend
3 She works on Saturdays a month.
a four b three c two
4 Kenzo goes to work .
a very early b at seven o’clock c at eight o’clock
5 He has lunch .
a at home b with his wife c in a café
6 At the weekend, he always .
a plays golf or tennis b goes to work c cooks dinner
7 Françoise doesn’t work .
a at home b at the weekend c at school
8 Her sister lives .
a in Switzerland b with her brother c in France
8
6 Read the text again and write MJ (Maria Jose), K (Kenzo),

or F (Françoise).
F is a teacher.
1 is Swiss.
2 gets up very early.
3 has children.
4 sometimes has dinner with his parents.
5 sometimes works in an office.
5
Total 40

NAME: CLASS:
Unit test 5
They can / Can they go to bed late?
1 Marissa can’t speak / speaks German.
2 Can you play / to play the guitar?
3 A Can you play tennis?
B Yes, I can / can play.
4 I not wearing / am not wearing a sweater today.
5 Why the baby is / is the baby crying?
6 We don’t wait / aren’t waiting for a taxi.
7 It is / Is it raining at the moment?
7
2 Complete the email with the present simple or present

continuous form of the verb in brackets.
Hi Tanya
How’s your new job? My university course is great,
but it’s Friday evening and I’m home for the weekend.
I ’m sitting (sit) on my bed and I (1)
(check) my emails on my laptop. It (2)
(snow) outside. It usually (3) (snow)
here in winter. My family are downstairs. Dad
(4) (make) dinner and I
(5) (think) Mum (6)
(help) my sister Molly with her homework. I can’t write
any more now – Dad (7) (want) me to
help him in the kitchen.
See you soon
Connor

NAME: CLASS:
3 Complete the phrases with the verbs from the box.
have make use talk play see send
see a film at the cinema

1 a text message
2 the internet
3 loud music
4 a lot of noise
5 to a friend
6 a big party
6
4 Circle the correct word.

It’s cold but Marcus is swimming / waiting / leaving in
the sea.
1 Dante does / goes / plays to the gym on Tuesdays.
2 They are making / going / running a race.
3 Hannah can’t find / watch / look her purse.
4 I want to draw / take / paint a photo of your dog.
5 The sun’s shining / windy / snowing. It’s a nice day.
6 It’s raining / windy / foggy. Have you got an umbrella?
6

NAME: CLASS:

DS (doesn’t say).
Hi Rosie
Thanks for your email. Here’s more news from us in
Montreal. It’s snowing here and the view from the
window is beautiful.
James is working in Toronto at the moment but just
for one week. He usually works in an office here in
Montreal. I am still looking for work but I’m happy
too. I take the dog for a walk, do some housework, or
go shopping. I’m going to an Italian cookery class on
Tuesdays and I can cook a lot of different pasta dishes
now. I’m also free to help Jessica with all her school
work.
Montreal East High School is really different from
Jessica’s school in London and she has a lot of homework
every day. She’s happy because she can walk to school
here and she sometimes comes home for lunch. She is on
the basketball team.
Harrison is 18 now. He’s doing a business course at
university and he’s also studying French in the evenings.
He studies hard and I think he feels quite stressed
sometimes.
I’d love to see you, so yes, let’s plan your visit in May.
My Canadian friends say that the weather is quite
sunny and warm here in spring!
Write back soon!
Charlotte

NAME: CLASS:
It’s sunny and hot. F

1 James isn’t working in Montreal at the moment.
2 Charlotte doesn’t have a job.
3 Charlotte doesn’t like housework.
4 Jessica goes to school by bus.
5 Jessica sometimes goes home for lunch.
6 Harrison is 19 years old.
7 Harrison is studying business in the evenings.
8 Harrison always feels stressed.
8
6 Read the text again and write C (Charlotte), J (Jessica),

or H (Harrison).
C takes the dog for a walk.
1 has a lot of homework.
2 studies French.
3 plays basketball.
4 can cook Italian food.
5 goes to school.
6 is looking for a job.
6
Total 40

NAME: CLASS:
Unit test 6
1 Complete the email with the -ing form of the verbs from
the box.
listen cook do dance study be sit
Hi Hayley
My name’s Ryan and I’m a student at Birmingham
University. I don’t like studying but I like (1)
a student. I live in a house with another student. We love
(2) in cafés, drinking coffee, and talking. We
also like (3) to good music, but we both hate
(4) – we can’t dance very well. I usually go
home at the weekend. I don’t mind (5) and
my favourite food to cook is pasta – but I love the food my
mum makes! What do you like (6) ?
Write soon
Ryan

The students don’t / aren’t like doing tests.
1 Cora doesn’t / isn’t at school today.
2 I don’t / ’m not working at the moment.
3 Do / Are you like shopping?
4 Where does / is Irina from?
5 We’re friends. You like me and I like them / you.
6 He likes Anita, but he doesn’t love her / him.
7 We don’t speak Russian. They can’t understand us / them.
8 Can you help me / I? I can’t do my homework.
8

NAME: CLASS:
3 Complete the lists with the words from the box.
August fifty-first folk

June keyboard
summer third twentieth violinist
twentieth , twenty-first, twenty-second

1 Fiftieth, , fifty-second
2 April, May,
3 spring, , autumn, winter
4 , September, October
5 accordion, guitar,
6 drummer, , saxophone player
7 classical music, jazz,
8 second, , fourth, fifth
8

You can see through / towards a glass bottle.
1 It’s very hot in the Sahara mountain / desert.
2 The prince lives in the palace / village.
3 What’s that strange / surprised noise? I don’t know
what it is.
4 Silver and gold are valuable / comfortable.
5 I’m thirsty. Does that shop sell / decide water?
6 It’s raining so she opens the door and says
‘Come inside / into.’
6

NAME: CLASS:

DS (doesn’t say).
A fantastic festival
Sziget festival
When? In August
Where? Budapest, Hungary
How long? Seven days
First festival? 1993
This summer why not go to Sziget festival in Hungary?
Sziget means island and the festival takes place in the
capital city on Old Buda Island. People come from all over
Europe to this festival as well as from Hungary. There’s
even a special festival train called the Sziget Express which
brings people from Germany, Italy, and France.
If you like big festivals, then Sziget is the one for you.
Almost 500,000 people go to this festival every year.
This year it is from Wednesday 8 to Wednesday 15 August
so you can enjoy a week full of music, theatre, film, and
other fun.
What kinds of music performances can you see? Well,
Sziget is famous for dance and hip hop music but now
you can also hear rock, reggae, jazz, and pop. Some
performers from recent years are singers such as Rihanna,
and bands like Florence and the Machine and Kasabian.
Sziget has a lot of the same performers as the world-
famous Glastonbury festival in England, but it has one
thing that Glastonbury doesn’t have – fantastic weather!
The summer in Hungary is always quite hot – often over
30 degrees. A lot of the music is outside but if you really
don’t like being in the sun, don’t worry because some of
the performances are inside.

NAME: CLASS:
The webpage tells you about American festivals. F

1 Sziget festival takes place in the spring.
2 The festival is more than ten years old.
3 The festival is a weekend long.
4 Tickets for the festival are expensive.
5 You can hear hip hop, dance, rock, reggae, and
pop music there.
6 At Sziget festival, you can see films as well as listen
to music.
7 Glastonbury festival is in the north of England.
8 All the performances at Sziget festival are outside.
8
6 Read the text again and circle the correct word.

Sziget festival takes place in Germany / Hungary.
1 Over / Almost 500,000 people go to the festival.
2 People from all over Europe / Hungary go to the festival.
3 The temperature in Budapest in summer is almost / over
30 degrees.
4 The weather at Glastonbury festival is often fantastic /
terrible.
4
Total 40

NAME: CLASS:
Unit test 7
1 Complete the sentences with the past simple form of the
verb in brackets.
Harriet didn’t like (not like) the food in the restaurant.
1 I (be) at work this morning.
2 Pia and Sophie (chat) for hours.
3 When (be) Aneta born?
4 My cousins (live) in France. Now they live in Chile.
5 The factories (not be) open today.
6 We (study) for the French test yesterday.
7 (you / watch) the match?
8 The art gallery was open late. It (not close) until
11 p.m.
8
2 Complete the conversation with the verbs from the box.

go wore didn’t went had drank get
Amy Did you and Sarah go out last night?

Lida Yes, we did. We went to a restaurant.
Amy Did you drive there?
Lida No, we (1) . We went by bus.
Amy What did you wear?
Lida I (2) my new jacket.
Amy What did you have to eat?
Lida W
e (3) Japanese food and we
(4) tea.
Amy Did you go home after that?
Lida N
o. We (5) to the cinema and we didn’t
(6) home until midnight.
6

NAME: CLASS:

a Jen and Colin got married two years ago. ✓
b Jen and Colin got married two year ago.
1 a Ariana phoned me day before yesterday.
b Ariana phoned me the day before yesterday.
2 a We went on holiday to Brazil the last spring.
b We went on holiday to Brazil last spring.
3 a We got up late yesterday morning.
b We got up late last morning.
4 a Rosa was here a few minutes ago.
b Rosa was here few minutes ago.
5 a I was born in 1989.
b I was born at 1989.
6 a Henry found his wallet in last night.
b Henry found his wallet last night.
7 a Ralph phoned me three days.
b Ralph phoned me three days ago.
7
4 Complete the phrases with go, have, or get.

have a good time
1 a letter
2 a coffee with friends
3 back to work
4 out on Friday night
5 up early
6 a swim
7 for a walk
7

NAME: CLASS:
5 Read the text and circle the correct answer a, b, or c.
This is a funny story and it’s true. My name’s Shanice. I

work in a big London hospital as a nurse and I often work
on New Year’s Eve so usually I don’t do anything special.
Last year, however, my friend Becky decided to have a
New Year’s Eve party so I asked the hospital administrators
to give me the night off. They said they needed me but
I could finish work at 11 p.m.
So, on 31 December 2017 I took my party clothes to
work with me so I could get dressed for the party later.
When 11 p.m. came, I found an empty room and put on
my party dress. Then I booked a taxi from the hospital
to my friend’s house. I was really hungry so I bought a
sandwich from the small shop in the reception area and
had some of it while I waited for the taxi. Of course, it’s a
busy night because a lot of people go out to restaurants
or parties and I wasn’t surprised when my taxi was late.
I was a bit worried by 11.20 so I phoned them again.
The taxi arrived at 11.30 and I said where I wanted to
go, got into the car, and put my headphones on. I closed
my eyes and enjoyed my favourite music. After about
15 minutes I looked out of the window and I didn’t see any
streets or houses that I knew. I asked the driver where we
were and he said ‘Very near Agar Road’. But Becky lived
on Agar Grove. We were in completely the wrong part of
London! I told the driver about the mistake and he was
very sorry. He quickly changed direction but there wasn’t
time so last year I celebrated New Year in the back of
a taxi with a bit of a sandwich and a bottle of water!

NAME: CLASS:
The party was on .
a Christmas Eve b Becky’s birthday c New Year’s Eve

1 Shanice works as .
a a hospital administrator b a nurse c a doctor
2 On New Year’s Eve, Shanice .
a does something special
b usually goes out
c often works
3 Shanice bought a sandwich .
a from the hospital shop
b from a receptionist
c in the hospital café
4 Shanice phoned the taxi company again at .
a 11 b 11.20 c 11.30
5 Shanice celebrated New Year with .
a a bottle of water b her family c Becky
5
6 Read the text again and Write T (true) or F (false).

Shanice works in a hospital. T
1 Shanice lives in Manchester.
2 Becky is Shanice’s sister.
3 Shanice finished work at 11 p.m. on New Year’s Eve.
4 Shanice was thirsty after work.
5 She phoned the taxi company twice.
6 The taxi driver went to the wrong street.
7 Shanice arrived at Becky’s house at midnight.
7
Total 40

NAME: CLASS:
Unit test 8
There were / was a lot of people at the party.
1 Was there any / a photo on the desk?
2 There was / were a good programme on TV last night.
3 Are there any / a people on the beach?
4 There isn’t / aren’t any food in the kitchen.
5 Were / Was there a good restaurant near the hotel?
6 A Was there a ghost in your room?
B No, there wasn’t / weren’t.
6
2 Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verbs

from the box.
be do do eat read go lose watch play
Yesterday was Tuesday. Today is Wednesday.

1 Did you enjoy the party? Yes, we .
2 Stella at a restaurant last night.
3 I my phone last week.
4 What time Greg leave?
5 We to Madrid last year.
6 We the film on TV.
7 Did you football at the weekend?
8 Andy a magazine on the train.
8

NAME: CLASS:
3 Match the verbs 1–7 to the past simple form a–h.

Write the letter.
fall h a bought
1 take b wore
2 say c found
3 buy d took
4 wear e ate
5 find f thought
6 eat g said
7 think h fell
7

He flew to / from / into London to Rio de Janeiro.
1 Don’t stand behind / in front of / above the TV. I’m trying to
watch this film.
2 Their flat is in front / opposite / down the café.
3 Joanna put her phone out of / into /between her bag.
4 Three women came up / out of /on the door.
5 The dishwasher is in the bathroom / bedroom / kitchen.
6 The carpet is on the living room floor / ceiling / cupboard.
7 There’s a fireplace / bath / cooker in the study.
7

NAME: CLASS:

DS (doesn’t say).
Flats and houses to rent

202b Blossom Tower is a modern flat for a family. There
are five bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a balcony. It also has
a living room and a very big kitchen with a new fridge, cooker,
and dishwasher. This flat is on the second floor of Blossom
Tower which is opposite the park. The area is quite quiet and
it’s just a short walk to schools, shops, and a hairdresser.
Riverview is a beautiful old house with parking space for
two cars. There are two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a small
study upstairs. Downstairs there’s a living room, a dining
room, and a lovely old kitchen. The house is over one hundred
and fifty years old and there are fireplaces in all the rooms but
there is also a new central heating system. There aren’t any
neighbours but the house is just outside a small village and
from the kitchen window there is a fantastic view of the river.
It is a twenty-minute drive to the town of Belmont or you can
get a bus from the bus stop in front of the house.
25 The Crofts is a town house with three floors, built in
the 1980s. It is in a popular area of Belmont, near the river.
People often choose The Crofts because the houses are very
large and comfortable. Also, the house is a five-minute walk
from the train station and there are trains to London every
hour. There are two bedrooms and a bathroom on the first
floor and there are two more bedrooms on the top floor
with another small bathroom. The house has three rooms
downstairs: a living room, a kitchen, and a dining room.
Behind the house there is a long garden and there is also a
garage to park your car in.

NAME: CLASS:
202b Blossom Tower is a town house. F

1 You can walk to school from 202b Blossom Tower.
2 The flat is on the third floor.
3 Riverview doesn’t have central heating.
4 There are some nice neighbours next to Riverview.
5 It is easy to get to London from 25 The Crofts.
6 25 The Crofts is near the park.
6
6 Read the adverts again and write BT (202b Blossom Tower),

R (Riverview), or TC (25 The Crofts) next to each sentence.
It isn’t in a town. R
1 You can park in the garage.
2 It has a new cooker and dishwasher.
3 There is one bathroom.
4 You can hear trains.
5 It’s easy to get the bus.
6 It’s a good place for a family to live.
6
Total 40

NAME: CLASS:
Unit test 9
How much / many spoons of sugar do you have in your tea?
1 Can you buy some pasta? There’s any / none in the cupboard.
2 My sister works very hard. She doesn’t have much / many
free time.
3 Put a little / a few salt in the omelette.
4 How much fruit juice does your daughter drink? A lot of /
A lot.
5 I didn’t eat no / any lunch because I wasn’t hungry.
6 I’m thirsty. Do you want some / a water?
7 Samantha doesn’t want any / some biscuits.
7
2 Complete the sentences with the comparative form of the

adjective in brackets.
Stacy’s a better (good) singer than her sister.
1 My cousin is (old) than me.
2 Swimming in a pool is (safe) than swimming in
the sea.
3 I’m (tired) in my new job than in my old job.
4 The German class is (difficult) than the French
class.
5 His laptop was (expensive) than mine.
6 I’m a (bad) cook than Caroline.
7 The desert is (dry) than the mountains.
8 It’s (hot) in Spain than in the UK.
8

NAME: CLASS:
3 Write the words as numbers.

six thousand, four hundred, and fifty 6, 4 5 0
1 one thousand and ten ,
2 nine hundred and ninety-nine
3 twenty-seven thousand, four hundred ,
4 one hundred and twenty-three
5 three hundred thousand ,
6 twenty-two million , ,
6

a tin / carton of tuna
1 a jar / carton of orange juice
2 a packet / bottle of mineral water
3 a carton / box of cereal
4 a carton / can of fizzy drink
5 a jar / bottle of strawberry jam
6 a tin / packet of crisps
6

NAME: CLASS:

DS (doesn’t say).
The students in our English class are from

Italy, Japan, and Brazil. After talking about typical
food, we found that we all have breakfast, lunch, and
dinner. But we were surprised about how different
these meals are!
Italy. A typical Italian breakfast isn’t very big; just
coffee and some kind of cake. Our delicious cappuccino
is famous all over the world. For lunch, we have
two dishes – the first is pasta and then the second is
meat or fish with vegetables. Lunch is usually from
1 until 3 p.m. and it’s often bigger than dinner, which
starts at 7 or 8 p.m.
Japan. In Japan we really like rice and in the past
everybody ate it for breakfast. Now, a lot of Japanese
people have European-style food when they get up. We
are big fans of fish and seafood. In general, our meals
are smaller than in Brazil or Italy. One popular thing
in Japan is bento. This is a kind of lunch box which you
can make at home or buy at the shop on the way to the
office. It’s very beautiful and sometimes takes a long
time to make.
Brazil. A favourite place for lunch in Brazil is called
a churrascaria. In this kind of restaurant you can enjoy
steak and other meat but you need to be hungry! If you
don’t like eating a large lunch, you can buy some street
food like pastel de queijo, which is a hot snack with
cheese inside. We have dinner at around 8.30 p.m.

NAME: CLASS:
All the students eat three meals a day at home. T

1 The Italians drink coffee for breakfast.
2 They often eat pasta for dinner.
3 Dinner in Italy usually finishes around 8 p.m.
4 In Japan, most people don’t often eat rice for
breakfast.
5 Lunch is bigger in Japan than in Italy.
6 You can only make bento at home.
7 Pastel de queijo is expensive food.
7
6 Read the text again and circle the correct word(s).

In the three countries, breakfast, lunch, and dinner are
the same / different.
1 Italian people eat a dish of pasta / two dishes for lunch.
2 Lunch in Italy takes two hours / one hour.
3 A lot of Japanese people love fish and meat / fish.
4 Bento is something you have for lunch / breakfast.
5 You eat a lot of cheese / meat in a churrascaria.
6 Dinner in Brazil usually starts before / after dinner
in Italy.
6
Total 40

NAME: CLASS:
Unit test 10
1 Complete the email with the correct form of the verb be.
Hi Jordan
How’s Budapest? I ’m going to have a party next
weekend because it’s my birthday. It (1) going
to be fantastic. My parents (2) going to pay for
the food and drink. I want to have some great music,
so I (3) going to find a good DJ. My brother
(4) going to fly to Switzerland with his
girlfriend next week so he (5) going to be
there. They (6) going to climb a mountain. It’s
their dream holiday!
(7) you going to come back to Cardiff on
Friday? I really want you to come to the party!
Martha
2 Complete the sentences with the superlative form of the

adjective in brackets.
What is the coldest (cold) place in the world?
1 We were all worried but Magda was the
(worried).
2 Who’s the (good) guitarist in the band?
3 My uncle’s the (funny) person in my family.
4 Malik’s the (bad) tennis player I know.
5 The (big) continent is Asia.
6 Suzie bought the (expensive) phone
in the shop.
7 The (young) person in our class is Timmy.
7

NAME: CLASS:
3 Complete the phrase with the verbs from the box.
be buy eat fall meet move rent visit
be lucky
1 new people
2 museums and art galleries
3 in love with someone
4 house
5 a car
6 out
7 souvenirs
7

You can buy clothes in a department store / theatre.
1 You see paintings in an art gallery / supermarket.
2 You can get a train from a car park / railway station.
3 You can see animals in a zoo / theatre.
4 You can use the bridge / square to go over the river.
5 You can see a doctor in a town hall / hospital.
6 You can buy medicine in a chemist’s / post office.
7 You drive your car on a road / bus station.
7

NAME: CLASS:
5 Read the text and write T (true), F (false), or DS (doesn’t say).
Here are four of the best places I visited, starting

with Venezuela in September.
Canaima, Venezuela
I didn’t go to the capital, Caracas. I only went to
Canaima, which is the smallest place in this blog. It’s a
quiet town in a beautiful national park and people go
there because it is the closest place to Angel Falls, the
world’s highest waterfall. I took a lot of photos but the
video is better because you can hear the noise of all
that water!
Cuzco, Peru
Next, I travelled through Colombia to Peru to see
some of the oldest temples in the world, built by the
Incas. Cuzco, the nearest city, is very friendly to tourists
and I bought a lot of souvenirs. It also has a lot of
lovely old buildings and you can learn more about the
history of the temples if you visit the museums. The
busiest months are June and July and Cuzco is full of
visitors then. I went in December and it wasn’t busy but
it rained every day.
Valparaíso, Chile
Valparaíso was more interesting for me than the
capital, Santiago. It’s a large city, full of colourful
houses and a lot of history. I especially wanted to visit
the place where the writer Pablo Neruda lived. It’s a
house on top of a hill, and you can see the whole city
and the sea from up there. It was one of the most
expensive tourist sites I visited but I really loved it.

NAME: CLASS:
The writer didn’t visit Caracas. DS

1 There is a national park around Canaima.
2 Canaima is a noisy town.
3 Some of the oldest temples in the world
are near Cuzco.
4 The writer spent a week in Santiago.
4
6 Read the text again and complete the sentences with

one word.
The video of Angel falls is better than a photo because you

can hear the n o i s e .
1 The writer bought in Cuzco.
2 The writer thinks June and July is a time to
visit Cuzco.
3 Valparaíso was more than Santiago.
4 You can see the city and the sea from Pablo
Neruda’s .
8
Total 40

NAME: CLASS:
Unit test 11
Please speak slow / slowly. I don’t understand you.
1 That’s a beautiful / beautifully sweater. Is it new?
2 Hussein worked hard / hardly and passed the exam.
3 I don’t have a very healthy / healthily lifestyle.
4 She speaks perfectly Russian / Russian perfectly.
5 Don’t walk home. It isn’t safe / safely there at night.
6 Matteo sings quite good / well.
7 This exercise is incredibly difficult / difficult incredibly.
8 Billy is the best / best footballer on the team.
9 Pedro is in the my / my Spanish class.
10 Can you say the alphabet / alphabet in English?
10
2 Complete the sentences with to and a verb from the box.

do drink cook meet play have
I’m trying to do my homework but it’s difficult.

1 What would you like with lunch?
2 I don’t want dinner tonight. Let’s get a
takeaway pizza.
3 A Hello, I’m Effie.
B Nice you.
4 Daisy learned tennis when she was a child.
5 Olivia decided a party last weekend.
5

NAME: CLASS:
3 Complete the sentences with the word(s) from the box.

download log in search attachment
message share Skype social media
Do you often download music from the internet?

1 The email has an , but I can’t open it.
2 My brother lives in Mexico and I him once a week.
3 I sent you a text about the party. Look on your
phone.
4 You need to with your password to use this
website.
5 You can for that information on the internet.
6 All my friends love sites like Facebook.
7 We decided to our photos of the party on
social media.
7

My husband wants / goes / would to read that book.
1 Oh no! I promised / liked / would to phone my mum but I
forgot.
2 Charlie was tired and he decided / would / learned to go to
bed early.
3 I don’t like working in this shop. I would / forget / hope to
get a new job next year.
4 Would you plan / like / hope to have lunch with me?
5 Esther is liking / planning / being to move house. She wants
a house with a garden.
5

NAME: CLASS:

DS (doesn’t say).
Do you have a bucket list?

Today’s topic on our message board asks about your
hopes and dreams. Here are some responses from our
website team.
Jonah
I’m only 18 so there are a lot of things I would like
to do in my life. However, I don’t just want to write a list
of dreams so I’m thinking about things I can really do.
For example, I decided to learn the guitar when I was
sixteen and finally last week I booked some lessons.
Also, I promised to learn to cook because my mum
came to stay in my flat and I could only make toast so
she bought me a cookbook! Now once a week I read
the cookbook carefully and make a new dish. My mum’s
really happy and I’m eating more healthily, too.
Diana
My twin sister and I wrote bucket lists last year
when we were 30 but not all the things are the same.
She would like to be a vegetarian but I don’t especially
want to stop eating meat. We both plan to go to a big
outdoor concert in the next year or two so we can do
that together. We also want to travel but she would
like to see Africa and I hope to go to India. On my list I
wrote ‘meet Rihanna’ but I don’t think that’s going to
happen so instead I really hope to learn to swim. I’m
very frightened of water so it isn’t something I can do
easily but I want to try.

NAME: CLASS:
Jonah bought a guitar when he was sixteen. DS

1 Jonah’s bucket list has a lot of dreams in it.
2 He promised his mum to learn to cook.
3 He makes food for his mum once a week.
4 Diana’s and her sister’s lists are different.
5 Diana’s sister wants to stop eating meat.
5
6 Read the text again and write J (Jonah) or D (Diana).

D is 31 years old.
1 can’t swim.
2 is going to go to an outdoor concert.
3 is going to have music lessons.
4 can cook better than before.
8
Total 40

NAME: CLASS:
Unit test 12
1
1 Complete the dialogue with the present perfect or the past
simple of the verb in brackets.
A Have you been (be) to London before?
B No, I (1) (not have). This is my first visit. What
about you?
A I (2) (come) here last summer with my wife.
B (3) you (enjoy) it?
A Yes, I (4) (do). We (5) (visit) lots of
interesting places and we (6) (meet) Rihanna
in a café.
B Wow! I (7) (not meet) anyone famous.
7
2 Match the questions to the answers. Write the letter.

Who’s your favourite a They usually start work at
actor? g half past nine.
1 How many languages b We’re studying because
can she speak? we have a test on Friday.
2 What time do they c I’ve been to Asia but not
start work? to Africa.
3 How often do you go d She bought her bag in a
to theatre? department store in Paris.
4 Have you ever been e I go to the theatre twice
to Asia? a year.
5 Where did she buy f She can speak four

that bag? languages.
6 Why are you studying? g My favourite actor is
Leonardo di Caprio.
6

NAME: CLASS:
3 Complete the sentences with the past participle of the verbs

from the box.
break spend make have go wear forget write
Can you read this email for me? I’ve broken my glasses.
1 I don’t think he likes the sweater I gave him. He hasn’t
it.
2 The house is empty. Everyone has to work.
3 Sorry, I’ve to bring my dictionary again. It’s on my
desk at home.
4 I’ve a cake. Would you like some?
5 She’s a new book. I read it last week.
6 Have you ever lunch at Chez Michel?
7 He’s all his money.
7
4 Circle the word that is different.

daughter sister-in-law uncle mother
1 stressed bored beautiful tired
2 bathroom study wardrobe kitchen
3 ceiling lamp sofa cupboard
4 theatre hospital chemist’s doctor
5 journalist newspaper magazine book
6 builder garage architect accountant
6

NAME: CLASS:

DS (doesn’t say).
Last weekend our journalist met Olympic skier

Aleksandr Ivanov to ask him about his life and work.
I’m from St Petersburg in the north-west of Russia

but I’m living in Alberta, Canada at the moment
because it’s where some of the greatest skiing teachers
are. My wife and three children are still at home but
I’m going to go back to Russia in two months. I learned
to ski when I was four years old and that’s normal for
Russian children because it always snows a lot in winter.
I was lucky because a famous skier, Oleg Semenov, knew
my father and together they helped me to get better
and better until I could ski at the highest level. Because
I travel a lot, I’ve learned a lot of languages – English,
German, and French. I think French is easy!
I work hard. I get up at 5 a.m., go to the gym,

then go out in the snow. In the evening I often cook
dinner because I find it helps me to relax. Sometimes
I go out to the theatre, but most evenings I prefer to
relax at home. I also play the piano – my wife says
quite badly – and I enjoy taking photos. There are some
of my photos in one of the art galleries in St Petersburg.
I have fallen in love with Canada. The Nordic Centre

where I train is in Canmore, Alberta and the mountains
here are fantastic. Another favourite place is Geneva
in Switzerland. Of course, I’ve been there to ski but I’ve
also visited in summer when it is very sunny and warm.
It’s an interesting city but it isn’t cheap so you can’t go
out every night. There’s a lot to see and last year I had
a nice surprise when I found a beautiful Russian church.

NAME: CLASS:
Aleksandr Ivanov has two children. F

1 Aleksandr’s family live in St Petersburg.
2 Russian children learn to ski when they are young.
3 He thinks speaking French is difficult.
4 He usually goes to bed late.
5 He never goes out in the evening.
6 He’s good at taking photos.
7 He went to Switzerland last year.
7

Aleksandr start skiing when he was two / four.
1 He gets up at 6 a.m. / 5 a.m.
2 He never / often cooks dinner.
3 He likes classical / Russian music.
4 He plays / doesn’t play the piano well.
5 He likes / doesn’t like the Canmore.
6 He doesn’t go out every night in Geneva because
he’s tired / it isn’t cheap.
7 Last year he found a Russian church / Russian restaurant
in Geneva.
7
Total 40

NAME: CLASS:
Progress test 1 Units 1–6

1 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in
brackets.
He lives (live) in London.
1 What kind of films you (like)?
2 (be) they Italian or Spanish?
3 She (not speak) German. She speaks Polish.
4 Where you (go) now?
5 He usually (finish) work at 6.30.
6 The baby (not be) tired. He’s hungry.
7 It often (rain) here.
8 I can’t (play) a musical instrument.
9 Please (open) the window.
9
2 Complete the sentences with the verbs from the box.

aren’t is does don’t open
don’t like go having are do
Please open the window.

1 I playing football.
2 My neighbours are a noisy party at the
moment.
3 How old your daughter?
4 What your father do?
5 Whose glasses they?
6 I hardly ever to the hairdresser.
7 I mind doing housework.
8 No, it’s OK. They angry.
9 What time you start work?
9
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NAME: CLASS:
3 Complete the sentences with one word.

What is h e r name?
1 What time you have lunch?
2 This is my sister. name’s Carla.
3 A I want to sell my car.
B Can I buy ?
4 It’s raining. Take umbrella.
5 How hours do you sleep?
6 A Where’s your passport?
B It’s my bag.
7 I eat a hamburger once week.
8 It’s very hot in Italy July.
8

a She isn’t my sister. She’s my cousin. ✓
b She doesn’t my sister. She’s my cousin.
1 a I eat Japanese food once a week.
b I eat Japanese food once time a week.
2 a It’s very hot in Spain in summer.
b It’s very hot in Spain on summer.
3 a We usually listen at music in the car.
b We usually listen to music in the car.
4 a How often do you go to a concert?
b How usually do you go to a concert?
5 a I know him but I can’t remember his name.
b I know him but I can remember his name.
6 a My wife cooks lunch at Sundays.
b My wife cooks lunch on Sundays.
6
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NAME: CLASS:

We hardly ever go on holiday in / at spring.
1 Does he can / Can he play the accordion?
2 They sometimes play / play sometimes football with their
friends.
3 She is practising / practises the guitar every day.
4 Give these headphones to her / she.
5 Is this your parent’s / parents’ house?
6 Raquel isn’t at / on work today.
7 No, it’s OK. They don’t / aren’t worried.
8 Our teacher is quite young / young quite.
9 Her children is / are very happy.
10 Daniel and Johnny are going / go out now.
10

April summer June October
1 French Germany Mexican Polish
2 bored stressed sad relaxed
3 nephew sister brother uncle
4 spring August autumn summer
5 terrible nice fantastic wonderful
6 morning breakfast evening afternoon
7 brother doctor lawyer builder
8 yellow gold ring orange
9 musician busker singer guitar
10 Wednesday March Thursday Saturday
10

NAME: CLASS:
7 Write the opposites.

finish start
1 happy
2 good
3 stressed
4 expensive
5 never
6 go to bed
7 new
8 black
9 noisy
10 hot
11 rich
12 low
12
8 Complete the words in the sentences.

Let’s go out to eat.
1 Do you like t photos?
2 This is the classroom where I learn English. I’m a
s .
3 What k of food do you like?
4 We usually h lunch at 1.30.
5 I have a shower and g dressed.
6 We sometimes m friends for dinner.
7 Id exercise every day.
8 How m children does Fernanda have?
9 My grandfather can play three different musical
i .
10 What languages do you s ?
10

NAME: CLASS:

My grandfather sings in a .
a orchestra b percussion c choir
1 They always the gym on Tuesdays after work.
a do b go to c play
2 Matt works in an office. He’s an .
a administrator b actor c musician
3 It’s warm and today. Let’s go to the park!
a foggy b snowing c sunny
4 I’m very . I need a drink.
a thirsty b hungry c happy
5 Please your phone in the classroom.
a get up b turn off c close
6 The restaurant at 10 p.m.
a finishes b stops c closes
7 I usually go out for dinner the weekend.
a by b at c to
8 These girls are a lot of noise!
a doing b getting c making
9 What does your wife ?
a do b work c job
10 you like something to eat?
a Can b Would c Have
10

NAME: CLASS:

DS (doesn’t say).
Two sisters
My name’s Kinga. I’m 19 and I’m from Warsaw in
Poland but I’m not living there right now. I’m living and
studying in New York City. I’m a student at The Juilliard
School in Manhattan, where you can study drama,
dance, and music. I play the violin and I’m really happy
I can study music at this famous school because the
teachers are amazing. My course is for six months and I
go to school from Monday to Friday. My classes usually
start at 9 a.m. I don’t live in the centre of New York City
because it’s expensive, so I get up early and travel to
school by bus. I arrive at 8.30 so I can get a coffee in the
school café before my lessons start.
I’m learning a lot of American words and my mum
says I have an American accent now. I love fast food and
I eat hot dogs and French fries two or three times a week.
I have a sister, called Ola, who is 22 and she is also
a very good musician. She plays the piano and she’s
a fantastic singer. She’s living away from home at the
moment too. She’s a receptionist in a big hotel in London
called the Piccadilly Plaza. Our dad is Polish and our
mum is English so we speak two languages. Ola can also
speak French and German and she talks to visitors from
many different countries in her job. She normally works
at the weekend and is often tired because she works
late. Our mum’s brother lives in London so Ola’s staying
with him and our cousins, Rachel and Jack. Rachel loves
cooking delicious food and she usually makes dinner for
my sister.

NAME: CLASS:
Kinga and Ola are sisters. T

1 Kinga and Ola are 22 years old.
2 Kinga’s a music student.
3 She gets a taxi to The Juilliard School.
4 She goes to the school café in the morning.
5 Kinga’s lessons start at 8.30.
6 Kinga likes American food.
7 Kinga and Ola’s mum is from England.
8 Ola speaks four languages.
9 Ola likes her job in Piccadilly Plaza hotel.
10 Rachel and Jack are Ola’s friends.
10

Kinga’s a student / teacher.
1 Kinga lives / doesn’t live New York city centre.
2 Kinga likes her school because the teachers are good /
famous.
3 Kinga’s course is six months / one week long.
4 Ola is a receptionist in a music school / hotel.
5 Ola is often late / tired at the weekend.
6 Jack / Rachel cooks dinner for Ola.
6
Total 100

NAME: CLASS:
Progress test 2 Units 7–12

1 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb
in brackets.
Ruby is not going to go (not go) on holiday this summer.
1 Esteban promised (call) his girlfriend
on Monday.
2 We never (meet)
a famous person.
3 Her grandmother (be) born in 1958.
4 Marie Curie (not be) French. She was
Polish.
5 When Freya started in this class, she
(not can) speak any English.
6 Oh no! I (forget) to do my homework
last night.
7 They like him. I think they (give) him
the job.
8 Yaiza (not visit) China but she would
like to.
9 We (have) a party for Ricardo’s birthday
next month.
10 What is the best present you ever
(give) to a friend?
10

NAME: CLASS:

a Are you going to the church tomorrow? ✓
b You are going to the church tomorrow?
1 a I’m going to check my emails later today.
b I going to check my emails later today.
2 a Have you eat out with your husband recently?
b Have you eaten out with your husband recently?
3 a We took the stairs because the lift was
broken.
b We took the stairs because the lift were
broken.
4 a I saw Lily leave the flat ago five minutes.
b I saw Lily leave the flat five minutes ago.
5 a Manuela wants to learn to windsurf.
b Manuela wants learn to windsurf.
6 a We’re going meet Sofia for a coffee tomorrow.
b We’re going to meet Sofia for a coffee tomorrow.
7 a Have you ever been to Mexico?
b Have you ever go to Mexico?
8 a We taked a taxi to our hotel.
b We took a taxi to our hotel.
9 a Karim doesn’t eat many meat.
b Karim doesn’t eat much meat.
10 a My aunt’s house is bigger that our house.
b My aunt’s house is bigger than our house.
10

NAME: CLASS:
3 Match the questions to the answers. Write the letter.
Are they going to visit? e a I bought it at the market.
1 How much did your b That’s my umbrella. Where

sunglasses cost? did you find it?
2 Whose is this? c They weren’t expensive.
3 Have you read War

d No, there weren’t.
and Peace?
4 Where did you buy that? e Yes, they are.
5 When did you go there? f Yes, I read it a few years ago.
6 Were there many

g I went there last year.
people?
4 Complete the sentences with the words from the box.

an How is than the There more much some were
I’m eating an avocado salad for lunch.

1 Pierre’s is busiest café in town.
2 There a lot of sugar in fizzy drinks.
3 wasn’t any air-conditioning.
4 How did that new phone cost?
5 They need to buy vegetables because there aren’t
any in the fridge.
6 many eggs do you want me to cook?
7 There a lot of people at the airport. It was very busy.
8 I like this blue bag but it’s expensive than the
black one.
9 My aunt’s house is bigger our house.
9

NAME: CLASS:

Miguel won / has won a medal last week for running in two
competitions.
1 She speaks Turkish fluent / fluently.
2 My brother plays the piano very well / good.
3 Have you ever been / went to Hungary?
4 Nico is tallest / the tallest student in the class.
5 Do you eat many / much vegetables?
6 She’s going to have dinner / the dinner with us tomorrow.
7 The food on holiday was more cheap / cheaper than we
expected.
8 Have you ever fell / fallen down the stairs?
9 Zoe’s phone is more / most expensive than Elise’s phone.
10 We’d like buying / to buy some new magazines.
10

fridge microwave shower cooker
1 bottle packet crisps carton
2 cupboard study wardrobe shelf
3 under between opposite where
4 strawberries lettuce peppers carrots
5 scientist writer politics director
6 a year ago tomorrow last summer in 2017
7 download post share eat
8 dangerously slowly good politely
9 tea spices coffee orange juice
10 park cathedral mosque church
10

NAME: CLASS:
7 Complete the expressions with go, get, or have.

have a shower in the evening
1 a good time at the party
2 long hair
3 to the beach at the weekend
4 up early on Monday morning
5 dressed slowly
6 a swim in the pool
7 for a walk in the afternoon
8 home from school by bus
9 a bus to the airport
10 on a luxurious holiday
10
8 Complete the sentences with one word.

There are four b e d r o o m s upstairs and five rooms
downstairs.
1 They met on holiday and fell love.
2 She opened the door and walked the kitchen into
the hall.
3 The trains were always late so we decided to a car.
4 Nik waited at the bus for three hours.
5 They turned on the conditioning because they were hot.
6 Please take the milk of the fridge.
7 Louise spent a lot of money at the shopping on
Saturday.
8 We made a salad with apples, mango, and grapes.
9 Please park the car in of the house.
10 We had lunch in a café the day yesterday.
10

NAME: CLASS:

We a good time on holiday this year.
a did b were c had
1 There are lots of selfies my phone.
a in b on c for
2 We flew to Berlin and then we another flight to
Greece.
a went b did c got
3 Oh no! I’ve my bag in the taxi.
a travelled b left c fallen
4 They went to the theatre night.
a ago b yesterday c last
5 In the UK, people wait for buses and in
supermarkets.
a well b slowly c patiently
6 Sara is going to in a hostel in Australia.
a rent b stay c book
7 Ethan has that film five times!
a saw b see c seen
8 Would you like to a drink with me?
a have b do c take
9 They travelled around the world and new people.
a knew b spoke c met
10 Sunita went to the supermarket and bought a
of jam.
a jar b carton c bottle
10

NAME: CLASS:
10 Read the email and write T (true), F (false), or

DS (doesn’t say).
Hi Rebekkah
How are you? I’m writing to say hello to you from
Armando and Sabrina. Do you know they have moved
house? They live in a village now. They moved in April.
Alex and I visited them last weekend but we got lost
on the way! Armando gave Alex some directions but he
didn’t listen very carefully and also it was quite foggy. I
think Alex turned left in front of the police station when
we needed to turn left opposite the church.
Anyway, Sabrina cooked a delicious meal. There was
pasta with seafood and then ice cream for dessert. And
to celebrate Armando getting a new job, we took a big
cake to eat together. He was really happy because it
was his favourite – chocolate.
And let me tell you about the house. It’s bigger
than the old house but it’s also warmer because the
central heating is better. Armando showed us upstairs.
There are five bedrooms and four bathrooms and a
study with a lot of shelves for all Armando’s books.
Downstairs, the living room has luxurious white carpet
and comfortable brown sofas. We ate dinner in the
dining room where there’s a lovely fireplace with a
beautiful mirror on the wall above it. I’ve shared some
photos on Facebook if you want to look.
We had a good time together but Sabrina is sad that
Armando is going to travel a lot for work and she’s
bored when he is away. I’m going to have a coffee with
her on Friday next week. Are you free? Would you like
to come?
Love Zara

NAME: CLASS:
Zara and Alex have moved house. F

1 The weather was foggy.
2 Alex turned left in front of the church.
3 Sabrina made a chocolate cake.
4 The new house was very expensive.
5 The old house was colder than the new house.
6 The study is upstairs.
7 They ate together in the living room.
8 There’s a mirror next to the fireplace.
9 The new house has a garage.
10 Zara doesn’t want to meet Rebekkah for coffee
on Friday.
10
11 Read the text again and match the questions to the

answers. Write the letter.
Why was Armando
c a Last weekend.
happy about the cake?
1 When did Armando and
b In April.
Sabrina move house?
2 When did Alex and Zara visit
c It was chocolate.
them?
3 Who showed Alex and Zara
d It is white.
upstairs?
4 Who wrote the letter? e Armando
5 What colour is the carpet

f Zara
in the living room?
Total 100

Unit tests answers
Unit 1 Unit 5
1 1 a 2 c 3 a 4 a 5 b
6 c 1 1 speak 2 play
3 can 4 am not wearing
5 is the baby 6 aren’t waiting 7 Is it
2
1 Is 2 Are 3 you
4 she 5 It
6 aren’t
7 ’re 8 ’m 2 1 ’m checking
2 ’s snowing 3 snows
4 ’s making
5 think
6 ’s helping
7 wants
3
1 zero
2 Sunday 3 one hundred 4 eight
5 Tuesday
6 forty 3 1 send
2 use
3 play
4 make 5 talk
6 have
4
1 Work 2 go
3 stop
4 Do 5 spell
6 Answer 4 1 goes
2 running 3 find 4 take
5 shining
6 raining
5 1 T
2 T 3 F 4 F 5 F 6 F
7 T 8 F
5 1 F
2 T 3 DS 4 F 5 T 6 F 7 F 8 F
6 1 29
2 French 3 Columbia 4 teacher
5 Spanish 6 Spain 6 1 J
2 H 3 J
4 C 5 J 6 C
Unit 2 Unit 6
1 1 b
2 b 3 a 4 b
5 a 6 b
7 b 8 b 1 1 being
2 sitting 3 listening
4 dancing
5 cooking
6 doing
2 1 don’t park 2 Be 3 Let’s
4 Don’t eat
5 Let’s 6 Listen 2 1 isn’t
2 ’m not
3 Do 4 is 5 you 6 her
7 us 8 me
3 1 expensive
2 full 3 strong 4 fantastic
5 easy
6 slow 7 dangerous 3 1 fifty-first
2 June
3 summer 4 August
5 keyboard 6 violinist 7 folk
8 third
4 1 magazines
2 key 3 headphones
4 red sunglasses 5 hungry 6 really 4 1 desert 2 palace 3 strange
4 valuable
5 sell
6 inside
5 1 T
2 F 3 F 4 T 5 F 6 DS 7 F 8 T
5 1 F
2 T 3 F 4 DS 5 T 6 T 7 DS 8 F
6 1 L
2 S 3 L 4 L
5 S
6 1 Almost
2 Europe
3 over 4 terrible
Unit 3
1 1 Does 2 do 3 Does 4 doesn’t
5 do
Unit 7
6 Do 7 do you 1 1 was
2 chatted 3 was 4 lived
5 weren’t
6 studied 7 Did you watch
2 1 speak
2 study
3 reads 4 doesn’t play
8 didn’t close
5 don’t have 6 goes
7 doesn’t like
8 don’t work 2 1 didn’t
2 wore 3 had
4 drank
5 went
6 get
3 1 musician
2 teacher 3 journalist 4 chef
5 doctor 3 1 b
2 b 3 a 4 a 5 a 6 b 7 b
4 1 g
2 b
3 h 4 d
5 a 6 e 7 c 4 1 get
2 have
3 go
4 go 5 get
6 have
7 go
5 1 T
2 DS 3 DS
4 T 5 F 6 F 7 F 8 T
5 1 b
2 c 3 a 4 b 5 a
6 1 31
2 Dublin 3 doctor
4 hospital
5 German 6 1 F
2 F 3 T 4 F 5 T 6 T 7 F
Unit 4 Unit 8
1 1 parents’
2 teacher’s
3 James’s 1 1 a
2 was 3 any 4 isn’t
5 Was
4 Whose 5 children’s 6 wasn’t
6 hardly ever watches 7 is never
2 1 did
2 ate 3 lost
4 did 5 went
2 1 in
2 to 3 at 4 in 5 on 6 at 6 watched 7 play 8 read
3 1 g
2 h 3 c 4 b 5 a 6 e 7 d 3 1 d 2 g
3 a 4 b 5 c 6 e 7 f
4 1 does
2 take 3 has 4 starts 5 usually 4 1 in front of
2 opposite 3 into 4 out of
6 hardly ever 7 three 5 kitchen
6 floor 7 fireplace
5 1 b
2 c 3 c 4 b
5 c 6 a 7 b 8 c 5 1 T
2 F 3 F 4 F 5 T 6 DS
6 1 F
2 K 3 MJ 4 K 5 MJ 6 1 TC
2 BT 3 R 4 TC
5 R 6 BT
Elementary Unit tests answers 67

Unit 9 Unit 12
1 1 none
2 much 3 a little 4 A lot
5 any 1 1 haven’t 2 came 3 enjoy 4 did
6 some 7 any 5 visited 6 met 7 haven’t met
2 1 older
2 safer 3 more tired 2 1 f 2 a 3 e 4 c 5 d 6 b
4 more difficult 5 more expensive
3 1 worn
2 gone 3 forgotten 4 made
6 worse 7 drier 8 hotter
5 written 6 had 7 spent
3 1 1,010 2 999
3 27,400 4 123
4 1 beautiful 2 wardrobe 3 ceiling
5 300,000 6 22,000,000
4 doctor 5 journalist
6 garage
4 1 carton
2 bottle 3 box 4 can 5 jar
5 1 T
2 T 3 F 4 DS 5 F 6 T 7 T
6 packet
6 1 5 a.m.
2 often 3 classical
5 1 T
2 DS 3 F 4 T
5 F 6 F 7 DS
4 doesn’t play 5 likes 6 it isn’t cheap
6 1 two dishes
2 two hours 3 fish 4 lunch 7 Russian church
5 meat 6 after
Unit 10
1 1 ’s
2 are 3 ’m 4 ’s
5 isn’t 6 ’re
7 Are
2 1 most worried 2 best 3 funniest
4 worst 5 biggest 6 most expensive
7 youngest
3 1 meet 2 visit 3 fall 4 move
5 rent
6 eat 7 buy
4 1 art gallery 2 railway station 3 zoo
4 bridge
5 hospital 6 chemist’s 7 road
5 1 T
2 F 3 T 4 DS
6 1 souvenirs
2 busy
3 interesting 4 house
Unit 11
1 1 beautiful
2 hard 3 healthy
4 Russian perfectly 5 safe 6 well
7 incredibly difficult 8 the best 9 my
10 the alphabet
2 1 to drink
2 to cook
3 to meet 4 to play
5 to have
3 1 attachment 2 Skype 3 message
4 log in 5 search 6 social media
7 share
4 1 promised
2 decided 3 hope 4 like
5 planning
5 1 F
2 T 3 DS 4 T 5 T
6 1 D
2 D 3 J 4 J
68 Elementary Unit tests answers

Progress tests answers
Progress test 1 Progress test 2
1 1 do, like 2 Are 3 doesn’t speak 1 1 to call 2 ’ve, met 3 was 4 wasn’t
4 are, going 5 finishes 6 isn’t 7 rains 5 couldn’t 6 forgot 7 ’re going to give
8 play 9 open 8 hasn’t visited 9 ’re going to have
10 have, given
2 1 don’t like 2 having 3 is 4 does 5 are
6 go 7 don’t 8 aren’t 2 1 a 2 b 3 a 4 b 5 a 6 b 7 a 8 b
9 b 10 b
3 1 do 2 Her 3 it 4 an 5 many 6 in
7 a 8 in 3 1 c 2 b 3 f 4 a 5 g 6 d
4 1 a 2 a 3 b 4 a 5 a 6 b 4 1 the 2 is/’s 3 There 4 much 5 some
6 How 7 were 8 more 9 than
5 1 Can he 2 sometimes play 3 practises
4 her 5 parents’ 6 at 7 aren’t 5 1 fluently 2 well 3 been 4 the tallest
8 quite young 9 are 10 are going 5 many 6 dinner 7 cheaper 8 fallen
9 more 10 to buy
6 1 Germany 2 relaxed 3 sister 4 August
5 terrible 6 breakfast 7 brother 8 ring 6 1 crisps 2 study 3 where 4 strawberries
9 guitar 10 March 5 politics 6 tomorrow 7 eat 8 good
9 spices 10 park
7 1 sad 2 bad 3 relaxed 4 cheap
5 always 6 get up 7 old 8 white 7 1 have 2 have 3 go 4 get 5 get
9 quiet 10 cold 11 poor 12 high 6 have 7 go 8 go 9 get 10 go
8 1 taking 2 student 3 kind 4 have 8 1 in 2 from 3 rent 4 stop 5 air 6 out
5 get 6 meet 7 do 8 many 7 centre 8 fruit 9 front 10 before
9 instruments 10 speak
9 1 b 2 c 3 b 4 c 5 c 6 b 7 c 8 a
9 1 b 2 a 3 c 4 a 5 b 6 c 7 b 8 c 9 c 10 a
9 a 10 b
10 1 T 2 F 3 F 4 DS 5 T 6 T 7 F 8 F
10 1 F 2 T 3 F 4 T 5 F 6 T 7 T 8 T 9 DS 10 F
9 DS 10 F
11 1 b 2 a 3 e 4 f 5 d
11 1 doesn’t live 2 good 3 six months
4 hotel 5 tired 6 Rachel
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© Oxford University Press Photocopiable Elementary Unit test 1 3

2 Complete the sentences with the verbs from the box.

Are aren’t Is It ’m ’re ’s she you

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3 Complete the lists with the words from the box.

zero forty twenty one hundred Sunday Tuesday eight

five, ten, fifteen, twenty

4 Complete the phrases with the verbs from the box.

spell go stop Do Work Answer Turn

Turn off your mobile.

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5 Read the text and write T (true), F (false), or

The New York City Language Centre

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Sandrine’s mother is in Switzerland. DS

1 Sandrine is a language teacher.

6 Read the text again and circle the correct word.

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2 Circle the correct word(s).

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3 Write the opposites.

4 Circle the correct word(s).

© Oxford University Press Photocopiable Elementary Unit test 2 9

5 Read the text and write T (true), F (false), or

10 Elementary Unit test 2 Photocopiable © Oxford University Press

Louisa has classes on Wednesdays and Thursdays. F

6 Read the text again and write S (Simon) or L (Louisa).

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2 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in

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3 Write the jobs.

4 Match the words to make phrases. Write the letter.

© Oxford University Press Photocopiable Elementary Unit test 3 13

5 Read the text and write T (true), F (false), or

14 Elementary Unit test 3 Photocopiable © Oxford University Press

Alicia is from Ireland. T

6 Read the text again and complete Alicia’s details.

© Oxford University Press Photocopiable Elementary Unit test 3 15

2 Complete the sentences with in, on, to, or at.

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3 Match the words to the definitions. Write the letter.

4 Circle the correct word(s).

© Oxford University Press Photocopiable Elementary Unit test 4 17

5 Read the text and circle the correct answer a, b, or c.

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6 Read the text again and write MJ (Maria Jose), K (Kenzo),

© Oxford University Press Photocopiable Elementary Unit test 4 19

2 Complete the email with the present simple or present

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3 Complete the phrases with the verbs from the box.

have make use talk play see send

see a film at the cinema

4 Circle the correct word.

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5 Read the text and write T (true), F (false), or

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It’s sunny and hot. F

6 Read the text again and write C (Charlotte), J (Jessica),

© Oxford University Press Photocopiable Elementary Unit test 5 23

3 Complete the phrases with the verbs from the box.

3 Complete the lists with the words from the box.