Prepare 6. Revision Test Units 13-14

Vocabulary

Write the missing words in the sentences.

1. Don’t go to the doctors with a      – just have some hot honey and lemon.

2. Oh my head! I’ve got a really bad          . I need to go to bed.

3. I don’t know what’s wrong but I don’t feel      .

4. I need to do more exercise to get     .

Write the name of the places.

1. Red, yellow and green lights on the road.               

2. People and cars go along these.        

3. You can borrow a book here.        

4. You can see a film here.       

Choose the right word to complete the sentences.

1. I don’t feel well and I’ve got a             [sick, temperature, hurt].

2. I don’t know what’s wrong but my eye       [hurts, sick, pain].

3. I think I ran too fast. I feel        [sick, hurt, broken].

4. It’s a good idea to drink lots of water for a      [hurt, cold, pain].

5. I need to send a letter. Let’s go to the post         [office, station, centre].

6. On Saturday I went to the swimming         [centre, pool, station] with my friends.

7. My mum takes the car to the petrol         [centre, tour, station] every week.

8. Let’s meet in the car         [station, park, stop] near the bridge.

Grammar

Complete the conversations. Write should or shouldn’t in each space.

1. A: I want to make some new friends. Should I join a club?

   B: Yes, you        .

2. A: I’ve got a cold.

   B: You        put on a jumper.

3. A: Should my brother buy a fast car?

   B: He           . They are very expensive.

4. A: My leg hurts. Should I enter the race?

   B: No, you           .

Complete the conversations. Use should or shouldn’t and the verb in brackets.

1. A: I’ve got a pain in my foot.

   B: You             (wear) more comfortable shoes.

2. A: My brother’s got a temperature and a headache. What              (do)?

   B: Tell him to go to bed early.

3. A:               (take) some medicine? I’ve hurt my arm.

   B: I think you should go to the doctor.

4. A: I can’t move my leg and I think it’s broken.

   B:                    (walk) on it.

5. A: I’m going to the gym to get fit for the race.

   B:                   (eat) lots of sweets and chocolate when you want to get fit.

6. A: My sister wants to visit another country. Where               (go)?

   B: What about Italy?

Choose the right word(s) to complete the sentences.

1. The cafee is         [beside, through, between] the river.

2. The airport is          [opposite, outside, through] the town.

3. The River Thames runs             [through, opposite, in front of] London.

4. There is a park         [near, across, through]the supermarket.

Look at the map. Complete the sentences with the correct preposition.

1. The café is                  the market.

2. The hospital is          the petrol station.

3. The river runs         the town centre.

4. There are three bridges        the river.

5. The sports centre is         the town centre.

6. There is a bus stop             the post office.