SpeakOut Intermediate Unit 3 Test

1. 1. A: I ’m having/will have a party tonight. Do you want to come?

   B: I’d love to. What time ​ ​​ (a)   start?

• is it going
• might it

2 A: Mel ​ (a)   around Italy for work next month. Lucky thing!

   B: ​ (b)   Rome?

   A: Yes, I think she ​ (c)   there for a few days when she first arrives.

• is travelling
• Will she visit
• ’s staying
• will travel
• won’t stay
• she go to

3 A: What ​ (a)   do tomorrow?

   B: I ​ ​ (b)   do anything! I’m so tired, I think I ’​ (c)  

• are you going to
• might not
• `ll just relax
• will you
• `m going to
• `m relaxing

4 A: I’m so excited because our team won our
semi-final match and so we ​ (a)   in the finals on Saturday.

   B: That’s fantastic! Well, let me know what time it starts and I ​ (b)   bring the boys along to watch. (c)   with the coach when I see him later and let you know by text,

• ’re playing
• ’ll
• ’ll check
• might play
• `m going to
• ’m checking

1 Tom ​ (a)   be there yet. Let’s face it, he’s always late.

2 A: So, do you think it’s likely you ​ (b)   get the job?

   B: Well, it’s ​ (c)   . Over 500 people have applied and I guess they’re ​ (d)   looking for someone with more experience than me.

3 I really don’t like the look of those black clouds. I’m sure there’s ​ (e)   be a big storm very soon.

• won`t
• will
• unlikely
• probably
• going to

4 Mia’s doing very well at school. I hope she ​ (a)   continue her studies at university. I’m sure she ​ (b)   make an excellent teacher.

5 We ​ (c)   be able to sell our house in the current weak economic climate but we’re ​ (d)   try. We ​ (e)   lucky and find the right buyer. You never know!

• will (1)
• will (2)
• may not
• going to
• could be

2 My daughter tends to get ​ (a)   very easily when doing her homework. She ​ (b)   a lot of time on social networking sites when she should be studying.

3 I tend to do things ​ (c)   of time so that I always meet the ​ (d)   set on a project.

4 When you have a lot of tasks to do, it’s best to ​ (e)   them so you complete the most important ones first.

• distracted
• wastes
• ahead
• deadline
• prioritise

Correct or incorrect sentence:

The short term, it is expected that wages will stay low.

• Correct

• incorrect

Correct or incorrect sentence:

Robots could play an important part in our lives in perhaps ten to twenty years time.

• Correct

• incorrect

Correct or incorrect sentence:

Don’t worry, you’ll get your exam results in a day or two.

• Correct

• incorrect