Final Test IPI Intermediate English

Please complete the sentence using Article a/an!

"I saw ..... cat chasing ..... butterfly in ..... garden, and ..... owl perched on a tree."

• an, a, a, a

• a, a, an, a

• a, a, a, an
• a, an, a, a

Choose the correct Preposition to complete the sentence!

"She usually exercises ___ the morning"

• by
• in
• on
• at

Choose the correct Adverb of Frequency to describe this sentence!

"She goes to the Gym every day"

• She often goes to the gym

• She never goes to the gym

• She sometimes goes to the gym

• She always goes to the gym

Choose the sentence that uses 'too' or 'enough' correctly!

• He had enough busy to attend the meeting.

• He was too busy to attend the meeting.

• He had too busy to attend the meeting.

• He was enough busy to attend the meeting

Which sentence is in the Present Simple Tense?

• He is going to the store tomorrow.

• She sings beautifully.

• They have finished their homework.

• We were swimming at the beach.

Complete the sentence using Have/Has; Some/Any!

"I ___ (1) ___ (2) milk in the fridge."

• has, any
• have, some
• has, some
• have, any

Passenger: ".........................................................................."

Airport Staff: "Yes, I can help you locate your gate on the departure board"

• Can you help me find a taxi?
• Can you help me find my gate for the flight to New York.?

• Can you help me book a hotel?
• Can you help me with my luggage?

Which question correctly uses 'There is/There are' and 'a/any?

• Are there any apples in the basket?
• Are there any apples in a basket?
• Are there any apple in the basket?
• Is there a apples in the basket?

Choose the sentence that uses "Some" correctly!

• Do you have some milk?

• Did you see some birds in the park?

• Are there some books on the table?

• Can I have some water, please?

In which context is "Any" typically used in a question?

• When the speaker expects a positive answer.

• When the speaker expects a negative answer.

• When the speaker is unsure of the answer.

• When the speaker wants to emphasize the quantity.