Prepare 5. Semester II. Writing

Choose a, b or c.

  [a, b, c]taking photos?

a Like you

b Does you like

c Do you like

Choose a, b or c.

I   [a, b, c]geography because it’s difficult.

a like

b doesn’t like

c don't like

Choose a, b or c.

Janet’s not very good at   [a, b, c]basketball.

a play

b playing

c plays

Choose a, b or c.

Wanda’s in her bedroom.   [a, b, c]she listening to music?

a Are

b Does

c Is

Choose a, b or c.

Is Miss Bremmer helping in the music room?   [a, b, c]

a Yes, she’s.

b Yes, she is.

c Yes, she.

Choose a, b or c.

I   [a, b, c]watch concerts of my favourite band on TV. I’ve seen them all.

a never

b always

c often

Choose a, b or c.

We   [a, b, c]use a tablet in class to look for information, but not every lesson.

a always

b often

c sometimes

Choose a, b or c.

  [a, b, c]students in your class have a fitness tracker?

a How many

b How

c How much

Choose a, b or c.

  [a, b, c]homework does your English teacher give you?

a How many

b How much

c How often

Choose a, b or c.

  [a, b, c]give me a spoon, please?

a Can you

b Can I

c You can

Choose a, b or c.

  [a, b, c]have a glass of water, please?

a Can you

b Can I

c You can

Choose a, b or c.

  [a, b, c]a university in this city?

a Are there

b There are

c Is there

Choose a, b or c.

  [a, b, c]any good restaurants near here?

a Are there

b There aren’t

c Is there

Choose a, b or c.

There’s a cheap restaurant at the beach and you can sit   [a, b, c]in the sun.

a outside

b inside

c near

Choose a, b or c.

The toilets are   [a, b, c]the shopping centre, on the ground floor.

a above

b inside

c outside

Choose a, b or c.

Be careful when you stand up! There’s a shelf just   [a, b, c]your head.

a above

b below

c outside

Choose a, b or c.

I want to go to the cinema   [a, b, c] I haven’t got any money.

a because

b but

c or

Choose a, b or c.

Would you like meat   [a, b, c]fish for dinner?

a but

b or

c because

Choose a, b or c.

In our town, there’s a bus   [a, b, c]a train station.

a and

b or

c but

Choose a, b or c.

I’ve got two   [a, b, c]this weekend.

a parties

b partys

c partyes

Choose a, b or c.

I’m going to the shops. I   [a, b, c] buy a birthday card for mum.

a need to

b need

c needs to

Choose a, b or c.

It’s my birthday this weekend. I   [a, b, c]some new clothes.

a want

b want to

c wants

Choose a, b or c.

The apple tree is   [a, b, c]the pear tree.

a big

b biger than

c bigger than

Choose a, b or c.

Playing board games is   [a, b, c]playing video games.

a more boring that

b more boring than

c boring than