(Копія) Prepare 8. Діагностувальна робота 1 (Units 1-2)

VOCABULARY

Match the definition with the word.

VOCABULARY

Write adjectives meaning the opposite of the ones below. Use the prefixes un-, im- or in-.

1.    known

2.    correct

3.    patient

4.    kind

5.    possible

6.    lucky

7.    visible

8.    expensive

VOCABULARY

Add the prefix un-, im- or in- to each adjective below and complete the sentences with the adjectives formed.

1. These plants grow well in this area, but the reason why they do is still         .

2. That’s not the right answer – I’m afraid it’s           .

3. Karen hates waiting for the bus – she’s very           .

4. I’m sorry I was angry and said some        things to you.

5. You can’t jump over the house! That’s            !

6. Larry has a lot of accidents. He’s very         .

7. It would be fun to be           for a day so nobody could see me!

8. These trousers didn’t cost much at all – they were very             .

VOCABULARY

Choose the correct word to complete the sentences.

1. My sister is much smaller than me, so her clothes are too       [loose, tight] on me.

2. His trainers are white and very clean. They must be             [second-hand, brand new].

3. My dad doesn’t need to wear a jacket and tie at work. Everyone is quite        [casual, smart].

4. My cousin wore an old top and dirty trainers to the party. He was               [well-dressed, badly-dressed].

5. These boots are too small for me. They’re very               [comfortable, uncomfortable].

6. When I was ill, I didn’t eat much and I got too        [skinny, trendy].

7. His history teacher isn’t interested in new clothes or looking good. He’s quite               [fashionable, unfashionable].

8. When I bought this             [second-hand, brand new] raincoat, I found bus tickets from the 1990s in the pockets.

Print the correct adverb next to each adjective. Then complete each sentence with an adjective and its adverb.

1. Dad was very       with us because we were late. He spoke to us         .

2. My best friend is a      runner. He runs      .

3. She’s      at drawing animals – they look real. She can draw      .

4. The maths test was really      . I finished it        and I got everything right.

5. Be         with those eggs! Hold them           .

6. My cousin is sometimes quite      and doesn’t always say ‘please’ or ‘thank you’. His parents don’t like it when he behaves        .

7. The rain was       all weekend. It rained         .

8. I’m really     at cooking. I cook very       . Nobody eats my food.

GRAMMAR

Choose the correct answer.

I _______ listening to pop than rock music.

GRAMMAR

Choose the correct answer.

I don't _______ this exercise. Can you help me?

GRAMMAR

Choose the correct answer.

My uncle and aunt _______ two houses – one in the city and one near the sea.

GRAMMAR

Choose the correct answer.

Funny ________ making you laugh or smile.

GRAMMAR

Choose the correct answer.

Your sister isn’t in her twenties. I don't _______ you.

GRAMMAR

Choose the correct answer.

My brother is quite careless. He _______ to check his homework more often.

GRAMMAR

Choose the correct answer.

I’m not into football. I don't ________ it.

GRAMMAR

Choose the correct answer.

Do you _______ to go to the cinema with me tomorrow?

GRAMMAR

Choose the correct words to complete the text.

Hi! I’m Natalie and I        [live, living] with my parents, my sister and my dog. In my free time, I             ['m enjoying, enjoy] having fun with my friends. We’re keen on music but we               [don’t like, aren’t liking] loud music.

At the weekend, we sometimes           [are going, go] to concerts. Our favourite band            [plays, is playing] next month, so we             [are needing, need] to buy a ticket soon. I             [learn, 'm learning] to play the guitar right now. My best friend            [wants, is wanting] to play in the school concert, but I’m too shy.

GRAMMAR

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the present simple or present continuous.

1. Frank (visit)        his grandparents every week.

2.     you (do)       anything interesting after school today?

3. Melanie (not watch)                 YouTube at the moment.

4. Ssh! I (concentrate)                  right now.

5. I think my friends (spend)       a lot of time online every day.

6. My parents (not work)             on Mondays and Tuesdays.

7. My best friend is really friendly and polite. He always (say)      hello to everyone.

8. What    Ann and Kate (want)      to do later?

GRAMMAR

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the past simple.

1. In the 2010, my parents (listen)          to hip-hop.

2. I (not go)            to bed late last night.

3. We (not have)              maths today because the teacher was ill.

4. My best friend (buy)        a new jumper yesterday.

5. My brother (not meet)              his friends because it was really cold.

6. All my friends (wear)      smart clothes to the party.

7. I wanted to buy a new pair of jeans but I (not like)              any of them.

8. When we went on holiday, I (use)      my sunglasses every day.

GRAMMAR

Read the conversations and complete the questions. Print one word in each space.

1. A: Where     you    yesterday?

   B: I went to the beach.

2. A: What sports     you and your friends      on Saturday?

   B: We played football and tennis.

3. A:     you       TV last night?

   B: Yes, I did. I watched a film.

4. A:     you     David at the weekend?

   B: No, I didn’t see anyone.

5. A: What     your brother     for his birthday?

   B: He got some clothes, a new game and some money.

6. A: How many photos     your dad      ?

   B: I think he took about 100!

7. A:     Harry      you his new sweatshirt?

   B: No, he didn’t, but he showed me his new sunglasses – they’re cool!

8. A: What     you      to your teacher when she left your school?

   B: We gave her a T-shirt with our photo on it.