ENGLISH TEST

WHAT ARE LOGICAL PEOPLE GOOD AT?

WHAT ARE CREATIVE PEOPLE GOOD AT?

QUICH IS AN EXAMPLE OF TWO PARTS OF THE BRAIN WORKING TOGETHER?

• You are organizing a party, and you desing the invitatios.

• You are a great singer, and you can dance really well, too.

• You explain to your friend very clearly how to do a math question.

• You always do your homework, and it is very neat.

MATCH THE ADJECTIVES TO THEIR OPPOSITES: Amazing, boring, difficult, fast, hard, modern, rich, right

• easy, interesting, old, poor, slow, soft, normal, rigth,

• easy, interesting, old, poor, slow, soft, normally, wrong.

• easy, interesting, old, poor, slowly, soft, normal, wrong.

• easy, interesting, old, poor, slow, soft, normal, wrong.

^{Do we use the simple present or the present continuos when we talk about what we do every day?}

• present continuos

• present simple

• present simple and continuos

• present progressive

Complete the sentences with the Present Simple form of the verb in brackets:

1. 1 Mum ...................... (wash) the car once a week.

2. 2 Every year Helen ...................... (go) to France.

3 Children usually ...................... (like) ice cream.

4 ...................... you ...................... (know) the way to the lake?

5 He ...................... (not visit) his friends every day.

6 Bob ...................... (study) French on Saturdays.

Add -s, -es or -ies to the verbs below to form the Present Simple for he, she or it:

1 stop ......................

2 watch ......................

3 study ......................

4 do ......................

5 mix ......................

6 tie ......................

7 dress ......................

8 try ......................

9 go ......................

10 catch ......................

11 enjoy ......................

12 lose .....................

Write each sentence in the negative. Then write an affirmative sentence using the words in brackets:

1 Mark goes to karate lessons. (piano)

(+): .................................................................................................. .

(-): .................................................................................................. .

2 I study on Saturdays. (Sundays)

(+): .................................................................................................. .

(-): .................................................................................................. .

3 My dad reads the newspaper every day. (a book)

(+): .................................................................................................. .

(-): .................................................................................................. .

4 your friends / like / computer games / ?

(Q): .................................................................................................. .

(A): .................................................................................................. .

Write the -ing form of the verbs below and complete the table:

Drive, go, get, wash, drink, wear, sit, have, play, run, live, swin, do, cut. rain, dance, put, write, make, cry and eat.

Simple present oder present progressive?

a) Peter likes dogs. b) I am listening to music. c) They buy the books. d) Grandma makes a cake. e) Nick and Jenny do their homework. f) Dad is working in the garden. g) You are playing the piano. h) Joe swims. i) The kids are reading. j) Jane has a new bag.