ND A2 Test 1. Networking 8-B

Choose the corect words.

1. Paul can be so             [well-known, helpful, rude] sometimes. I can’t stand him.

2. Many famous people try to be good              [charities, role models, awards] for teenagers.

3. I was never        [aware, fan, fond] of talent shows. They are boring.

4. My brother is a very                [active, confident, quick-tempered] person. He does a lot of things during the day.

5. Charlie has the            [ability, quality, assignment] to make friends easily. He’s very outgoing.

Choose a, b or c.

1. A: What does Betty look like?

B:                                          [a.She’s quite tall with long, dark hair., b. She’s shy., c. She likes soap operas.]

2. A: Hi, Steve. What are you up to?

B:                  [a. Nice one!, b. Nothing much., c. I suppose so.]

3. A: What is May like?

B:                                        [a. She's very honest and helpful., b. She’s a very attractive woman., c. She has a lot of time on her hands.]

Complete with the Present Simple or the Present Progressive of the verbs in brackets.

1. A: Hi, Paul. What               (you / do)?

B: I             (chat) with a friend on the Internet.

2. A: What’s the problem, Kevin?

B: I                   (not / understand) this exercise. Can you help me?

A: Sure.

3. A:      Neil      (keep) in touch with his friends?

B: Yes, he             (often / drop) them a line. He            (send) an e-mail to Carol at the moment.

Complete with the correct form of used to and the verbs in the box.

sing / not play / be / walk

1. When she was a teenager, Pauline            very shy.

2. My dad              to work but now he uses the underground.

3.     your sister             in the past? She’s very talented!

4. Alex                     football with his friends but now he does.

Complete with the Past Simple of the verbs in brackets.

1. How     people             (communicate) in the past when they              (not / have) phones?

2. Peter      (leave) because he     (have) other plans for tonight.

3. I          (promise) to give Tom a call but I        (forget) to and now he doesn’t want to talk to me.

Choose a, b or c.

1. There are very          [a. a few, b. a lot, c. few] tomatoes left. Let’s go to the supermarket.

2. Is there           [a. some, b. any, c. little] orange juice in the fridge?

3.          [a. At, b. In, c. After] her free time Nadia enjoys shopping.

4. Jason can’t come with us. He doesn’t have          [a. much, b. many, c. no] money.

5. Sophia bought this car three months           [a. during, b. ago, c. before] .

6. Danny, hurry up. We have very              [a. little, b. a little, c. much] time left.

7. The train to London leaves        [a. on, b. at, c. in] 8:45.

8. I’m sorry but there’s          [a. a few, b. any, c. no] milk left in the fridge. Have some juice.