4A EFile Int 4 th ed (B)

March 22

NAME: Marta Gil Fraile GROUP: 4A DATE: 22/3/2022

SECTION 1 - Grammar - Complete the sentences with the correct form of be able to. Some answers might be
negative.
1 will be able to
2 wasn’t able to
3 to be able to
4 were able to
5 hadn’t been able to
6 being able to
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SECTION 2 - Grammar - Complete the story by putting the verbs in brackets into the past simple,
past continuous or past perfect simple. Look at the examples (0) and the words in bold to help you.

1 The spectators were shouting

2 Some people noticed

3 he was winning

4 he beated

5 he hadn’t keeped

6 Johnson had taken

7 Lewis was happy and wore

8 Johnson lost his medal and got

9 people discovered

10 Lewis took
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SECTION 3 - Grammar - Usually or used to. Correct the mistakes in the first part of each sentence below.
Look at the examples (0).

1 Jane used to go out with Bob when she was a girl.

2 Do you used to live in London before coming to Barcelona?
3 Irene usually eats fish because she doesn’t like meat.
4 Alex used to meet his friends, but he doesn’t now.
5 I don’t usually swim every day, I’m too busy.
6 Carol used to be married, but she isn’t anymore.
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SECTION 4 - Grammar - Change the sentences from active to passive. Use ‘by’ and the ‘agent’ where necessary.

1 The DVD’s player has been stolen by someone.

2 The new home cinema is being delivered today.
3 The actor must be telled by the director.
4 The Oscar will be won by Javier Bardem?
5 Films are being made by Hollywood each year.
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SECTION 5 - Grammar - Modals of deduction. Complete these sentences using an appropriate modal verb, so that
the meaning does not change. Look at the example (0).

1 must be 4 must like

2 must have 5 can’t be

3 can’t be 6 might play

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SECTION 6 - Grammar - Put the verbs in brackets in the correct tense to make future time clauses or 1st or 2nd
conditionals.

1 Pay attention if you want

2 If my class was 3 I would go

4 If you didn’t live 5 where would you like

6 Hurry up! We will be 7 unless we go

8 When you get 9 will you buy

10 If it doesn’t rain 11 I will swim

12 I wouldn’t buy 13 if I were

14 Don’t drink coffee before you go

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SECTION 7 – Vocabulary – Write the correct option (A, B, or C).

1 A 5 A

2 C 6 C
 3 C 7 B

4 B 8 B
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SECTION 8 – Vocabulary – Match the definitions with the correct words. There are two words you do not need
to use. Look at the example (0).
A cheating

0. A colloquial way to say your partner broke up with you… C B chimney

1. The story and the events of a film… G C dumped

2. In the UK, after primary school you go to... I D fireplace

3. This takes the smoke from the living room to the outside of the house… B E go out

4. If you use notes or write answers on your arm in an exam, you are… A F outskirts

5. The real name for the ‘fingers’ on your feet… L G plot

6. When you first start seeing a new partner… E H punish

7. To discipline or penalise a pupil for bad behaviour… H I secondary

8. The music in a film is the… J J soundtrack

9. The area around a city, furthest from the centre… K K suburb

10. A colloquial way to say to be attracted to another person… M L toes

M to fancy

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SECTION 9 – Reading - Read the article and tick (✔) True, False or Doesn’t say.

Doesn’t
True False
say
1. Marjorie didn’t see Roger for 30 years after she got married. ✔
2. Roger usually beats Marjorie when they play golf. ✔
3. Marjorie and Roger are engaged now. ✔
4. Paul moved out of his flat after he broke up with his girlfriend. ✔
5. Steve ended his relationship with his girlfriend. ✔
6. Steve and Paul have become good friends. ✔
7. Liz decided to run the London Marathon before she moved to Oxford. ✔
8. She found someone to train with by putting an advertisement in the gym. ✔
 9. Harriet was the first person who made contact with Liz. ✔
10. Harriet and Liz found they share a lot of interests. ✔

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SECTION 10 – Listening - Listen to five conversations. Choose the correct option (A, B or C).

1 B
2 A
3 C
4 B
5 A
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SECTION 11 – Listening - Listen to the conversation about playing a musical instrument. Who said the
following? Write I (Ian) or K (Kate).
Ian Kate
1. My teacher says I have made progress. X

2. I didn’t like practising. X

3. My mother didn’t want me to stop playing. X

4. I play in a group with some fantastic musicians. X

5. I haven’t dedicated any time to my instrument recently. X

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GRAMMAR, VOCABULARY and READING TOTAL __________________________ %

LISTENING TOTAL (x10) __________________________ %