Test "In and out of School"

Unscramble the words.

1. hEnsgil        

2. tsraechor          

3. ciroh      

4. yiologB        

5. hreCmytsi          

6. yoglhcTeno           

Complete the sentences with the words

(activities, sense of humour, headmaster, orchestra, develops, time)

1. I love chatting with my friend from England – it          my English skills.

2. Sam thinks Emma should join the           - she plays the piano very well.

3. Extra-school            usually start at 3 pm.

4. Pupils have to come to school on      .

5. Mr Jones is so funny! He has a great                 .

6. Their            is very strict – many students are afraid of him.

Fill in should\shouldn’t, must\mustn’t, have to\don’t have to.

1. You         be in time for all your lessons.

2. We               take our sport clothes – there is no PE today.

3. Bill can’t do this task – you        help him.

4. Molly           go to school by bike – it’s raining.

5. I      do my homework before I meet with my friends.

6. The students         be dirty and untidy at school.

Fill in with at, for, in, on, about, with, to

Pam is crazy … computer games.

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Nick is interested … films.

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Mary is really keen … hiking the mountains.

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He likes playing tennis better than going … a walk.

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Sam prefers skating … skiing.

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I’m bored … this film.

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My friend is good … English.

Fill in with too or enough

1. He can’t buy a new car. He isn’t rich        [too, enough] .

2. I don’t like lemons. They are        [too, enough] sour.

3. The little girl was        [too, enough] shy to sing at the concert.

4. Tom is        [too, enough] busy to come to the phone.

5. Bob has been ill. He’s not well        [too, enough] to go to school.

6. I don’t like History. I think it’s        [too, enough] difficult.

Put the phrases into the correct order.