Grammar and Vocabulary test to Unit 3 "Home" (Oxford Exam Trainer B1)

• At last, the sun came out and the match (begin).

• I was excited because I (never, be) to London before.

• … your father (work) hard when he was at school?

• While Anna (dust) the furniture, she knocked over the vase.

• I don’t have ________ to stay.

• Family means ________ to me.

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• I can’t find my handbag! ________ has stolen it!

• When I arrived home, there was ________ there.

• My father doesn’t like living in one place. That’s why he bought a _______.

• I’d like to buy a new ________ for the floor in my bedroom. It is too cold there.

• I am cold! Can you turn the ________ on?

• We’ve got a big garden ________ the house.

• Is my mobile phone on the ________ in the living room?

• Phone the _________ and discuss how much you’ll pay for the rent.

If you want to find           [somewhere, anywhere, nowhere]  nice to spend a night or two, never choose the guest house I ended up in last month. When I saw it for the first time, I was completely confused. I even looked         [down on, into, up]  the address in my tourist guide, wondering where the five stars came from.     [-, The, An]  equipment was quite old-fashioned. The reception was empty and no one                [welcomed, welcome, didn't welcome]  the guests. When the receptionist finally appeared, she seemed extremely           [annoying, annoyed, annoyance]  by the guests. She kept chewing gum and replying with the phrase ‘I don’t know’, to almost every question. I have       [never, ever, yet]  met such an            [unreliable, unselfish, impolite]  person before. The doorperson looked like          [anyone, someone, everyone]  who hadn’t slept       [from, since, for]   ages and his           [condition, level, way] of English was so poor that you could hardly understand him. The rooms were small and the furniture old and uncomfortable. I’d rather not mention the bathrooms