Grade XII English Test

Would you like me to help you?

• If you wouldn't mind. Move it!

• Is that you, Thomas?

• Really? How nice!

• Whatever! I just don't get it.

• Wow, that's very nice of you. That's what I need.

Thank you very much. I appreciate that.

The sentences above are the response of the sentence ....

• Would you mind moving forward?

• What are you doing with that machine?

• How long have you been here?

• Shall I help you with your math problem?

• Can I take that last cookie next to you?

Do you want me to (set/setting) .... up the meeting room right now? The best word to fill in the blanks is ....

Thanks. But, you must (hang/hung/hanging) .... it in the meeting room. The best word to fill in the blanks is ....

Match the following situations with the responses.

• Talk to Mrs. Hill. She'll give you that.

• The stockroom is a mess!

• We'll be glad to clean it up.

• I don't want this sign on the wall.

• I'll take it down.

• I can't assemble this motor.

• Here, I'll hang it up.

• The employees want their paychecks.

• I'll put it together.

• I want this calendar on the wall.

Who wrote the letter?

• George Smith

• John Donaldson

• An HR Manager

• A Computer Programmer

Whom is the letter addressed to?

• George Smith

• John Donaldson

• 8 Rose Street, Smithtown

• 87 Delaware Road, Hatfield

How many structures of the application letter in the text? (use number to answer)

What is "salutation" in Indonesian? (use small letters)

Read the text and record your voice.