Writing Test 7

Match sentences with the correct gesture. There is one extra gesture that you don’t need.

What do you do when you…

Choose the correct preposition to fill the gaps.

• I finish school early    [in, on, at] Wednesdays.

• My lessons start    [in, on, at] 9 o'clock.

• Mobile phones were invented    [in, on, at] 1980.

• My exam is    [in, on, at]7th June.

• I’m having my first guitar lesson    [in, on, at]Friday afternoon.

• What are you doing    [in, at, -] the weekend?

Put the verbs in brackets into the gaps. Use First conditional forms.

• Something bad             [happen, happens, will happen] to you if you           [walk, walks, will walk] under the ladder.

• If my friends           [come, comes, will come], I         [be, am, will be] very happy.

• We            [visit, visits, will visit] the museums if we             [travel, travels, will travel] to London.

• The teacher           [give, gives, will give] her a low mark if Rita             [forget, forgets, will forget] her homework.

• If you           [wait, waits, will wait] a minute, I          [ask, asks, will ask] my parents.

• They              [don't know, doesn't know, won't know] the truth if you              [don't tell, doesn't tell, won't tell] them.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of will or going to and the verbs in brackets.

• Are you tired? I                  [will take, am going to take] you home.

• I                   [will watch, am going to watch] a film tonight. Do you want to come round?

• We haven’t got any sugar. I                 [will get, am going to get] some in town later.

• Look at the time! We                 [will be, are going to be] late.

• Look! That cyclist                 [will hit, is going to hit] the dog!

• What                       [will you wear, are you going to wear] for your first day at work?

Complete the sentences with the correct adjective.

• The film was so          [funny, moving, serious, gripping] that I cried at the end.

•                 [cartoons, horror, western, science fiction] films give me bad dreams.

• I couldn’t switch off the TV because the film was so              [entertaining, predictable, dull, funny]_.

• My mum refuses to watch             [gripping, predictable, violent, slow] films because she doesn’t like all the fighting.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of comparative or superlative form of the adjectives.

• What’s the                [expensiver, more expensive, expensivest, most expensive] thing you’ve ever bought?

• My new TV has a          [goodder, gooddest, better, the best] picture than my old one.

• Travelling by bike is           [badder, baddest, worse, the worst] than the train.

• Paul is the               [romanticer, romanticest, more romantic, most romantic] boyfriend I’ve had.