Focus 3 Unit test 3 Group A Vocabulary and Grammar

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs: book, catch, deal, move, reach. There are two verbs you don’t need.

1 I’m going to the station now to       a train to London.

2 We spent two weeks in Paris and then       on to Bordeaux.

3 How did you      with all those problems when you were away?

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs: book, catch, set, move, turn. There are two verbs you don’t need.

1 Our tickets were quite cheap because we        them in advance.

2 We knew we had a long journey ahead of us, so we decided to     off early.

3 I was really surprised when Jack        up at the station to meet us.

Complete the sentences with one word in each gap.

1 We went on a tour of the city on a double-decker     .

2 The man took us over to the island on his small fishing      .

3 The express       is much faster because it doesn’t stop at all the small railway stations

Complete the sentences with one word in each gap.

1 The seats in the departure        weren’t very comfortable.

2 When we got onto the plane, I lifted my bag up into the overhead        .

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

We climbed up a ______ hill.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

We could see the _______ lights of the city in the distance.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

We sat and watched the ________ sunset.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

Suddenly, we heard the _________ of a lion.

Complete the sentences with the verb forms:cannot be, cannot have been, may be, must be, must have been.

1 Tom got the train three hours ago, and it only takes one hour to get to London. He         there by now.

2 This           the hotel we're looking for. It looks too big and expensive.

3 The weather tomorrow is going to be really bad so the journey to the airport        longer than usual.

Complete the sentences with the verb forms: cannot have been, might have been, must be, must have been.

1 Margaret                in the town centre when she phoned me. I could hear the noise of a busy street.

2 Wendy                  on a safari in Africa last summer. She doesn't have a passport and has never been abroad!

3 I’m not sure, but the animal we saw                 a wild cat. They're common here.

Complete the second sentence so that is has a similar meaning to the first. Include the word given.

1 It’s possible that the animals are hungry. The animals          hungry. (COULD)

2 I’m sure you were very scared. You                very scared. (MUST)

3 No, it’s not possible that it’s an eagle. No, it           an eagle. (BE)

Complete the second sentence so that is has a similar meaning to the first. Include the word given.

1 I’m not sure, but it’s possible that’s a puma over there. That          a puma over there. (MIGHT)

2 I’m sure their holiday was amazing! Their holiday                amazing! (MUST)

3 No, Amy didn’t go with them. It’s not possible. Amy                  with them. (HAVE)

Choose the correct verb form.

As a young man, George wanted to go trekking in Nepal but he __ that he wasn't fit enough to go there.

Choose the correct verb form.

I __ my last plane ticket online last night.