7 Unit 1. Test 4

Mark the correct variant to complete the sentence.

1. Is there        [too, enough]juice for you?

2. The Assembly Hall isn't big        [enough, too].

3. The ticket is        [enough, too]expensive.

4. Are there        [too, enough]members in your team?

5. The sea is warm        [too, enough]. Let's go swimming!

6. That dress is        [too, enough]long for you!

7. She is        [too, enough]young to be in the team.

8. Are you strong        [too, enough]to lift that bag?

Mark the correct variant to complete the sentence.

1. I can't go out. I've got           [enough, too much, too many]homework.

2. There is           [enough, too many, too much]sugar in my tea. It's too sweet!

3. There wasn't           [enough, too much, too many]time to learn poem.

4. I can't find my pen. There are           [enough, too many, too much] pencils in my pencil case.

5. My coffe is white. There is          [enough, too many, too much]milk in it.

6. I didn't enjoy the party. There were          [enough, too many, too much]strange people there.

7. There are          [enough, too many, too much]books for every student.

8. I don't like this ice cream. There is          [enough, too many, too much] sugar in it.

Mark the correct preposition to complete the sentence.

1. I think painting is boring. However, my sister is fond    [at, in, of, on] it.

2. I enjoy hanging        [out, on, around, in]with my friends.

3. I don't want to join the Sports Club, I'm not good    [in, at, on, of] sport.

4. My sister reads a lot. She's mad       [of, out, on, about]literature.

5. My mum thinks that I'm crazy        [around, about, out, on]gaming.

6. I dream     [on, of, at, in]winning a chess tournament.

7. I'm keen    [at, in, on, of]swimming. I go to the swimming pool three times a week.

Mark the sentence with the same meaning.

My grandfather is very old. He can't play football.

Mark the sentence with the same meaning.

I'm very fit. I can be an athlete.

Mark the sentence with the same meaning.

Helen plays very badly. She can't be in our team.