(Копія) (Копія) Prepare 8. Діагностувальна робота 2 (Units 3-4)

VOCABULARY

Complete the text with one word. The first letters are given, and there is a space for every letter in the word.

My grandma was b     in a small village. Like many other girls, she left s       when she was fourteen to help her mum with all the housework.

Four years later, she met my grandpa. When they got m        , she left h     . My grandpa got a j    as a bus driver and my grandma looked after the house. They had five c         – my mum was the oldest.

My mum was a brilliant student and she was the first person in her family to go to u           and get a d       . She’s now the head t        in my school. Last year all the students v      for her in a national ‘best head teacher’ competition!

VOCABULARY

Complete the sentences with too or enough and the adjective or the noun in brackets.

1. We didn’t go swimming in the sea because the water was (cold)          .

2. I didn’t buy that jacket because it was (expensive)               .

3. My classmates didn’t finish the exam because they didn’t have (time)             .

4. My brother would like to get his driving licence now, but he isn’t (old)            .

5. I can’t wear these boots. They’re (small)           .

6. We didn’t watch the film because it was (late)          .

7. I’d like to buy some new sunglasses, but I haven’t got (money)              .

8. Can you get that bottle of water for me? I’m not (tall)             .

VOCABULARY

Complete the sentences with go, play or do.

1. My mates and I      volleyball on the beach in the summer.

2. I never    swimming in the lake. The water’s too cold.

3. I often    cycling with my dad at the weekends. We’ve both got mountain bikes.

4. My sister would love to      tennis somewhere important like Wimbledon.

5. My parents usually    jogging when they get home from work.

6. I    athletics at school. I’m better at running than most of my friends.

7. We often      table tennis during the break because there are two tables in the playground.

8. I love watching gymnastics on TV, but I can’t    it.

VOCABULARY

Complete the sentences with these words. You may need to use the words more than once.

1. My brother goes running every day. He’s really     .

2. We often travel by       because it’s cheaper than the train.

3. These shoes are too small. They don’t     me.

4. Which of the players is your brother? Can you       at him?

5. I don’t usually enjoy watching football but the Bayern Munich – Manchester City       was amazing.

6. The new       shouted at us angrily because we weren’t playing well.

7. Our basketball team won the match by 1       . The final score was 49–48.

8. Your eyes       your top – they’re both green.

GRAMMAR

Complete the sentences with the comparative or superlative form of the adjectives and than or the.

1. All my friends are (old)            me.

2. My brother is (fast)             runner in his school.

3. My best friend is (friendly)                 person I know.

4. I think history is (easy)             maths.

5. These sandals are (comfortable)                       my boots.

6. My football team is (good)          team in our town.

7. Doing exams is (bad)            doing lots of homework.

8. In my country, July is usually (hot)             August.

GRAMMAR

Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. There is a space for every missing word.

1. I’m the shortest student in my class. = I’m        tall as my classmates.

2. These boots aren’t as new as my trainers. = My trainers are       than my boots.

3. This necklace was more expensive than all the other presents. = This necklace was          expensive present.

4. I’m really bad at drawing. = All my friends are        at drawing than me.

5. My dad says eating pizza isn’t as healthy as eating fruit. = My dad says eating fruit is                eating pizza.

6. My mum has got the smallest feet in my family. = My feet are             my mum’s feet.

7. I don’t think loose trousers are as fashionable as tight trousers. = I think loose trousers are                       tight trousers.

8. Canada is larger than China. = China isn’t as          Canada.

GRAMMAR

Complete the sentences with the past continuous positive or negative form of the verbs.

1. I was really happy because we (win)              the match.

2. It was very early in the morning, but I (not sleep)                  .

3. My dad wasn’t at home. He (work)             in Manchester.

4. My friends (listen)                to music on the computer.

5. You (not study)                   at 5 pm. You were in the skate park.

6. She (not have)                breakfast when you saw her.

7. My friends and I (play)              volleyball when we broke the window.

8. It was late when I got to class. My teacher (write)             on the board.

GRAMMAR

Complete the conversation in the past continuous.

A: What      you (do)       yesterday at 7 pm?

B: I was having dinner. Why?

A: I tried to phone you. What      you (eat)        ?

B: I think it was fish. Why did you phone?

A: I (watch)              the athletics on TV and there was an amazing race on.

B:     Usain Bolt (run)         ?

A: No, he wasn’t. It was a women’s race. Two women from Canada (come)             first.

B:      they (wear)         red tops?

A: I can’t remember. Suddenly, an old man (walk)             on the track.

B: Why     he (do)       that?

A: I’m not sure. Both runners fell and the race had to stop.

Past continuous and past simple?

I _____ work at 9 a.m. this morning.

Past continuous and past simple?

This time last year Tom _____ at university.

Past continuous and past simple?

Sarah hurt her ankle while she _____.

Past continuous and past simple?

I _____ your call because I was working.

Past continuous and past simple?

While I was walking home, I _____ a new shop in the high street.

Past continuous and past simple?

At 6 p.m. yesterday, it _____ dark.

Past continuous and past simple?

I saw you driving down Green Street yesterday! Where _____?

Past continuous and past simple?

When we saw the crime, we _____ the police.

Past continuous and past simple?

While I was washing the dishes, I suddenly _____ a brilliant idea.

Past continuous and past simple?

He didn't hear the phone ring. He _____ to really loud music.

Past continuous and past simple?

They _____ the shop when I got there, so I couldn't go in and buy anything.

Past continuous and past simple?

The teacher told us to stop what we _____.

Past continuous and past simple?

_____ what you were looking for in the library yesterday?

Past continuous and past simple?

When I heard the phone ring, I _____ it straight away.

Past continuous and past simple?

The police arrested him because he _____ a gun.

Past continuous and past simple?

When he said that he loved me, I knew that he _____.

Past continuous and past simple?

When I was a child, we _____ anywhere at the weekends; it was boring.