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Group: ______
Book: _________ Units: _______ Teacher _________________
Date: ___/___/_____

EVALUATION NO. 1

1. Correct the phrases below. (1,0  0,17 each)

a. How much has your new camera cost?

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b. We have booked our holiday online a month ago.
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c. They’ve finished paying back the loan last month.
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d. We didn’t pay the gas bill yet.
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e. I already saw this film twice.
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f. They never went to Paris.
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2. Complete with ‘used to + infinitive’ OR ‘usually + present simple’ and a verb from the list. (1,0 – 0,2
each)

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a. We ________________ a lot in common, but now we’re very alike.

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 b. Where ________________ your husband ________________ before he got this job in the
bank?
c. ________________ you ________________ soccer on Sunday? May I join you next week?
d. Laura ________________ classes, so people got suspicious about her sudden absence.
e. Her boyfriend ________________ parties at her house.

3. Use the verbs below in the correct tense in order to build phrasal verbs with ‘down’. (1,0  0,17
each)

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a. After the noise had ________________ down, he made his announcement.

b. I’ll just ________________ down my phone number on the back of the card.
c. Examiners might ________________ you down if your handwriting is difficult.
d. They tried to ________________ down the number of casualties to make the incident appear
less serious than it really was.
e. When is he going to ________________ down and find a job and a family?
f. We didn't expect him to ________________ down such a good offer.

4. Use the verbs in parentheses in Present Perfect OR Past Simple to complete the sentences. (1,0 
0,125 each)

a. I ________________ (read) that book many times.

b. She ________________ (go) to Germany last Sunday.
c. The moment I ________________ (leave) the house, it began to rain.
d. He ________________ (see) the James Bond films many times in his life.
e. I ________________ (never/go) to Australia.
f. She ________________ (not/know) anyone like that since then.

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 g. We ________________ (be) to this show twice this year.
h. The kids ________________ (swim) in the lake the whole afternoon.

5. Use the verbs in parentheses in Past Perfect OR Past Perfect Continuous to complete the
sentences. (2,0  0,33 each)

a. Julia wanted to sit down as she ___________________ (stand) at work all day long.
b. By the time autumn was over, he ___________________ (learn) three pieces by Prokofiev.
c. Olivia and Victor ___________________ (chat) via Skype for an hour when the connection
broke.
d. I knew that our parents ___________________ (grow) melons in their greenhouse since they
bought the house.
e. Brown understood the problems of his agency because he ___________________ (work) for
it since 2005.
f. During the interview, he said he ___________________ (not expect) to be attacked by a
polar bear.

6. Use prepositions ‘in’, ‘at’ and ‘on’ to complete the sentences below. (2,0  0,2 each)

a. He got there _____ 9 o'clock _____ Thursday.

b. My birthday is _____ autumn. It's _____ June, _____ the 8th.
c. Let's meet _____ the bus stop _____ around 3 pm.
d. We arrived _____ the airport _____ Dakar _____ about 6 o'clock.
e. What page are you _____ _____ your book?
f. They had a barbeque _____ the park _____ the spring _____ Saturday April, 13th.
g. It was raining _____ the beach _____ March but _____ least it wasn't cold.
h. Who was _____ the cover _____ October?
i. It's _____ this file, _____ the top of the first page, _____ the right side.
j. A: “Who's _____ the door?” B: “I don't know, but I'm _____ the phone, so could you let them
_____?”

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7. Use the conditionals in parentheses to form conditional sentences. (2,0  0,29 each)

a. (1st) If I ________________ (go) out tonight, I ________________ (go) to the cinema.

b. (2nd) If she ________________ (be) younger, she ________________ (travel) more.
c. (3rd) If they __________________ (win) the lottery, they __________________ (not/tell)
the world for obvious reasons.
d. (2nd) We ________________ (buy) a house if we ________________ (see) reasons to stay
here.
e. (3rd) If she ___________________ (not always/be) so late, she ___________________ (be)
promoted.
f. (1st) There ________________ (not/be) time if you ________________ (keep) talking and
checking your phone.
g. (3rd) I __________________ (never/ask) them to do it if I __________________ (know)
they would take that long to do it.