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English in Mind

Mid-Module 1 Test A Units 1-2

Level 3 1 Grammar

Name Class

Date

A Complete the sentences using the correct form of the verbs in the box. meet

met

lose study speak like teach increase borrow emigrate eat remember

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I

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Katie

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A lot of British people

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House prices

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We

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Josh at a party two years ago. German so she can’t understand Franz, her Austrian cousin. to Australia in the 1950s. so much since the 1990s. the Italian Renaissance in history at the moment.

Ellie I

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I’m sorry, I

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Ben’s father

9

We

10 I really

touch with Dan since we moved to London. your name. him to drive at the moment. It’s very stressful for both of them!

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my dictionary yesterday? I can’t find it now.

at a restaurant for ages. Natalie – she’s a great friend.

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B

Right (✓) or wrong (✗)? Correct the wrong sentences. 0 Are you knowing the answer? Do you know the answer?

✗

1 Ssh! Matt tries to watch television. 2 We moved to Rome two years ago.

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3 It’s very quiet in the house now because the children play in the garden. 4 Oh no, not again! I’ve forgotten my keys! 5 Don’t believe a word he says! 6 The majority of teenagers are not wanting to spend time with their parents. 7 I’ve studied Italian when I was a child. 8 When have you met Lucy? 9 I always listen to music when I do my homework. 10 Oh no, look! Someone stole my car.

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C Complete the sentences with since, for, already, just or yet. 0 We’ve had five tests since Christmas. 1 A: Where’s Jack? B: I don’t know. I’ve only 2 A: Have you washed the dishes 3 I’ve loved Mark

? B: No, I’ll do them in a minute.

a long time.

4 Why don’t you know the answer? You’ve 5 The film’s

done this exercise ten times!

started so you’ve only missed five minutes.

6 Harry hasn’t done his homework 7 I’ve been here

because he can’t find his pen.

ages! Why are you so late?

8 I’ve wanted a mobile phone 9 We’ve

come in.

last year.

given you extra pocket money several times this year.

10 This town has changed a lot

my childhood.

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D Complete the table with the past simple and past participle of these irregular verbs. Past simple

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be

was/were

1

break

2

buy

3

drink

4

feel

5

forget

6

know

7

put

8

speak

9

take

Past participle been

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Base

10 write

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2 Vocabulary A Complete the sentences. Circle the correct answers, a, b or c. 0

people have stopped smoking recently. a A lot

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b a lot of

c Lots

Hi, Lucy! Long time,

.

a no see 2

a quarter of teenagers have a computer at home. a Less

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b Over

life? b What’s

The

b majority

mind

b fewer

b Just

c About

Please Grandpa, a tell

b say

us a story. c speak

Each area of England has its own a speech

b language

: for example, in Newcastle people speak Geordie.

c dialect

Please speak louder because my grandmother’s a little a deaf

b

.

slow c blind

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B

c less

over 20% of old people have a mobile phone. a Almost

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c worry than half of my free time on the computer.

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9

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I spend a under

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c lots

I hope to see you again soon. Bye, and take a care b

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c How’s

of parents want their children to go to university.

a most 5

c More

Hey, Matt! a Is this

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c not see

b no seeing

Complete the sentences with the correct form of say or tell. says

0

Katie always

1

Mrs Smith

2

Can you

3

I hate

4

My uncle

5

I

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Matt

7

My mother

8

When did you learn

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I never

us off for talking in class yesterday. the difference between Josh and Jack? goodbye, so please just go now. awful jokes. No one thinks they’re funny, but he does! my prayers every night since I was a child. sorry when he lost my mobile phone, so I’m really angry with him. me a story every night when I was a child. the time? lie, and I don’t like people who do.

10 Please can you PHOTOCOPIABLE

‘thank you’ for her presents.

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that again? I didn’t hear you.

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C Communication: fill in the gaps. You have the first letter to help you. 0

You l o o k nervous. What’s wrong?

1

It’s important to m _ _ _ eye contact when you want to talk to someone.

2

John l _ _ _ _ _ forward to hear what Megan said.

3

Hannah n _ _ _ _ _ her head in agreement.

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I always c _ _ _ _ my arms when I feel uncomfortable.

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Emily usually r _ _ _ _ _ her left eyebrow when she doesn’t believe you!

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My boss g _ _ _ _ all his visitors a warm smile when they arrive for meetings.

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Just s _ _ back and enjoy the film.

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Tom knew he was lying, so he a _ _ _ _ _ _ making eye contact with me.

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It’s so important to learn how to c _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ effectively in business meetings.

10 If you don’t know the words, you can always try to ‘s _ _ _’ the meaning.

Co D

Complete the sentences with the missing prepositions. in

0

Mike never joins

– I guess he feels lonely.

1

I bumped

2

Nick turned

3

Mothers usually bond

4

William often feels left

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Next time I’m in London, I’ll look you

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Natalie has settled

7

Have you heard the news? Josh and Sarah broke

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If you’re different, it’s hard to fit

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Why don’t we meet

Hannah in town today. She’s looking great! an hour late, so we missed the film.

because he’s the youngest. .

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10 I’ve just found

their babies very quickly.

really well at her new school. last week.

.

at six o’clock and then we can go for a pizza? that we’ve got a French test tomorrow!

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