Speaking Test Term I

Choose the correct word. Use each word once.

I sometimes help my dad to tidy up the           [make, holiday, living, mall, Saturdays, tomato, tennis, rivers]room.

I never swim in          [make, holiday, living, mall, Saturday, tomato, tennis, rivers].

Sometimes I play           [make, holiday, living, mall, Saturdays, tomato, tennis, rivers] with Jemma after school.

I never go to school on           [make, holiday, living, mall, Saturdays, tomato, tennis, rivers].

I always           [make, holiday, living, mall, Saturdays, tomato, tennis, rivers]cakes for special days.

We sometimes go on           [make, holiday, living, mall, Saturdays, tomato, tennis, rivers]to the mountains.

I always have cheese and           [make, holiday, living, mall, Saturdays, tomatoes, tennis, rivers] on pizza.

I go to the shopping           [make, holiday, living, mall, Saturdays, tomato, tennis, rivers]with my cousins sometimes.

Look at the map. Choose.Use each word once.

• Excuse me, where's the               [cafe, library, shopping mall, swimming pool]?

• It's next to the theatre.

• Can you tell me the way to the               [cafe, library, shopping mall, swimming pool]?

• Sure. Go straight on. It's next to the playground.

• Excuse me, where's the               [cafe, library, shopping mall, swimming pool]?

• Turn right. Then go straight on. You can't miss it.

• Can you tell me the way to the               [cafe, library, shopping mall, swimming pool]?

• Sure. Turn left. It's next to the supermarket.

Look at the map again. Choose. Use each word once.

• Excuse me, where's the sports centre?

• It's                [left, next to, go straight on, right] the cinema.

• Can you tell me the way to the museum?

• Sure. Turn                [left, next to, go straight on, right]. It's opposite the supermarket.

• Excuse me, where's the park?

• Turn                [left, next to, go straight on, right]. Then go straight on.

• Can you tell me the way to the cinema?

• Sure.                [Left, Next to, Go straight on, Right]. You can't miss it.

Look at the picture and choose the correct words.

1 A girl is                  [between, at the top of, in the middle of]the slide.

2 A boy is walking         [through, inside, along]the path.

3 A girl is walking         [in, through, inside] the gate.

4 A girl is                  [at the top of, through, in the middle of] the park.

5 A girl is         [inside, between, along] the play house.

6 A boy is         [between, through, inside] the see saw and the slide.

Put the words in the correct order.

Put the words in the correct order.

Put the words in the correct order.

Put the words in the correct order.

Choose. Use each word once.

1

• Do you know Greg?

• Yes, I            [class, very, do, looks, know, miserable, think, too, generous]. He's in my class.

• What's he like? He looks           [class, very, do, looks, know, miserable, think, too, generous].

• No, I think he's always cheerful.

• Is he interesting,            [class, very, do, looks, know, miserable, think, too, generous]?

• Yes, he is. He's very interesting.

  2

• Do you           [class, very, do, looks, know, miserable, think, too, generous] Katya?

• Yes, I do. She's in my           [class, very, do, looks, know, miserable, think, too, generous].

• What's she like? She           [class, very, do, looks, know, miserable, think, too, generous]kind.

• Yes, I           [class, very, do, looks, know, miserable, think, too, generous]she is kind.

• Is she           [class, very, do, looks, know, miserable, think, too, generous], too?

• Yes, she's           [class, very, do, looks, know, miserable, think, too, generous] generous.

Choose the correct words.

          [Did they, Do they, Is they]take their books yesterday?

Last night we                [didn’t watch, watch, doesn’t watch]TV.

What            [did you, does you, are you]do last Saturday?

Today is Friday. It’s Saturday           [tonight, later, tomorrow].

We’re going to a restaurant for dinner at eight o’clock            [tonight, soon, next week].

Paul is going to play football in the park at three o’clock                [later, tonight, this afternoon].

Bye for now. Write again       [later, now, soon].

Put the words in the correct order.

          [his, going, hair., He’s, wash, to]            [his, going, hair., He’s, wash, to]           [his, going, hair., He’s, wash, to]           [his, going, hair., He’s, wash, to]            [his, going, hair., He’s, wash, to]           [his, going, hair., He’s, wash, to]

        [swim., I’m, to, going]          [swim., I’m, to, going]          [swim., I’m, to, going]          [swim., I’m, to, going]

           [to, photos., going, They’re, take]            [to, photos., going, They’re, take]            [to, photos., going, They’re, take]            [to, photos., going, They’re, take]            [to, photos., going, They’re, take]

         [the, going, sun., He’s, play, in, to]           [the, going, sun., He’s, play, in, to]          [the, going, sun., He’s, play, in, to]            [the, going, sun., He’s, play, in, to]           [the, going, sun., He’s, play, in, to]           [the, going, sun., He’s, play, in, to]            [the, going, sun., He’s, play, in, to]

Supply the missing parts in the following dialogue.

1 A: Is she going to waterski?

B:     ,        .

2 A: Is she going to sail?

B:    ,           .

3 A: Is she going to take photos?

B:     ,        .

4 A: Is she going to dive?

B:    ,           .

5 A: Is she going to take her toothbrush?

B:     ,        .

6 A: Is she going to take her camera?

B:     ,        .

Use the sentences to complete the dialogue.

Complete the exchanges.

Complete the exchanges.

Put in the correct order.

Put in the correct order.

Watch the video and read the text. Choose the best heading.

https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/skills/speaking/intermediate-b1/meeting-face-to-face

Ana: Hi! I’m Ana. Welcome to What to Say! Do you know what to say when you meet someone face-to-face for the first time? Listen out for useful language for meeting face-to-face. Then, we’ll practise saying the new phrases – after this.

Eva: Hi. Noelia:

Hi, Eva. Eva: How are you?

Noelia: I’m very well. I love your hair. It’s fabulous!

Eva: Thanks, Noelia!

Vanya: Are you Noelia?

Noelia: Vanya?

Vanya: Yes!

Noelia: Hello! It’s so good to finally meet you in person!

Vanya: You too! It’s great to put a face to a name. I thought you were in Spain this week.

Noelia: I was, but I came back early. So, how are you finding it here?

Vanya: Fine! Really good! All the team have been so welcoming.

Noelia: Good! We have a lovely team here. Now, has Emir set you up with an email address?

Vanya: He has. I’m all ready to go!

Noelia: Perfect! Is there anything else you need?

Vanya: Not right now, thanks.

Noelia: Well, let me know if I can help at all.

Vanya: I will, thank you.

Noelia: Actually, I’ve got an idea. What are you doing later?

Vanya: I haven’t got any plans.

Noelia: Great. Meet me here at six. Don’t be late! …

Vanya: So what’s the plan?

Noelia: We’re going to see the local area by bike. I’ll show you all the best coffee shops.

Vanya: Cool! Noelia: Let’s go!

Ana: Hello again! I think Noelia and Vanya are going to get on really well! So, did you notice the useful phrases used for meeting face-to-face? Listen to me and then repeat.

It’s so good to finally meet you in person.

It’s great to put a face to a name.

How are you finding it?

Has Emir set you up with an email address?

Is there anything else you need?

Let me know if I can help at all.

What are you doing later?

I haven’t got any plans.

Ana: Try and use some of these phrases the next time you meet someone face-to-face in English. Bye for now!

Put the words in the correct order to make sentences.

you How are it? finding

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with an Emir Has set you up email address?

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there else need? Is you anything

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are What you doing later?

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any got I plans. haven’t

Write a number (1–10) to put the sentences in order to make a dialogue.