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Progress test 3 – Your time  1

Progress test 3 – Your time 1

3   Subject and object pronouns

Rewrite the sentences using the correct pronoun to

replace the underlined word or phrase. (5 marks)

Example: I saw Jon in the supermarket this morning.

Jon was with his new girlfriend.

 Answer: I saw Jon in the supermarket this morning.

He was with his new girlfriend.

1 Our new neighbours are very kind. Our new

neighbours gave us some flowers when we moved in.

2 I never go out without my MP3 player and mobile

phone. I use my MP3 player and mobile phone every

day.

 

3 Your car is really dirty. I think you need to wash your

car.

 

4 Darren and I are going to the park. Do you want tocome with Darren and me?

 

5 It’s my sister’s birthday next week. What can I buy

my sister?

 

GRAMMAR

1   Present simple: negative sentences

Write complete negative sentences using the wordsin brackets. (5 marks)

Example:  .

She lives with her boyfriend.

(not live / now / Sal / here)

 Answer: Sal doesn’t live here now.

Sal does not live here now.

1 .

I work on Saturdays instead.

(Mondays / not work / I / on)

2 .

We rent it from an agency.

  (house / our / we / not own)

3 .

I can pay for you.

  (money / you / take / not need to)

4 .

They’re all vegetarians.

  (meat / friends / not eat / my)

5 .He prefers listening to music.

  (father / reading / my / not like)

2   Present simple: questions

Write do or does to complete the questions.

(5 marks)

Example: What time Fernando start work?

 Answer: does

1 you want to go to the theatre tonight?

2 What Jo want for her birthday?

3 the hotel have a swimming pool?

4 Where we leave our suitcases?

5 your parents live near you?

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Progress test 3 – Your time  2

KEYWORD

6   go

Rewrite the sentences adding the correct form of go in the correct place. (6 marks)

Example: I hate to the theatre – it’s really boring.

 Answer: I hate going to the theatre – it’s really boring.

1 How often do you out with friends?

 

2 Where do you prefer to shopping for clothes?

 

3 My parents don’t like out in the evening.

 

4 I love for a walk in the snow!

 

5 Do you abroad for your holidays or do you prefer to

stay in your country?

 

6 My sister to two or three parties every week!

 

EXPLORE SPEAKING

7   Inviting and responding

Choose and write four of the words in brackets to

complete the dialogues. (8 marks)

Example: (can’t / want / free / do / he) 

Is Terry free this morning?

Does he want  to come to the meeting?

I’m sorry, he can’t . He’s busy.

1 (are / sorry / do / would / free)

  Abdul, you this evening?

you like to come out for a meal with

Frank and me?

No, I’m . I have to stay in and finish this

report.

2 (want / like / can’t / you / do)

  Yvonne, to

go for a coffee after class?

  Oh, I’d love to but I . I have a doctor’s

appointment.

 VOCABULARY 

4   Free time activities

Circle the word or phrase which is not possible.(5 marks)

Example: going …

a) … the cinema b) … for a walk c) … swimming

1 learning…

a) … Spanish b) … photographs c) … new skills

2 seeing …

a) … my friends b) … television c) … films at the

cinema

3 listening to …

a) … music b) … radio c) … CDs

4 playing …

a) … the guitar b) … tennis c) … swimming

5 meeting…

a) … new places b) … new people c) … friends

5   Adverbs of frequency 

Circle the correct adverb of frequency. (6 marks)

Example: Our children don’t usually / sometimes stay

out late.

1 I often / never go to the cinema at the weekend,

usually on Sundays.

2 Do you never / always work at home, or only today?

3 Julia doesn’t sometimes / always walk to work –

only when the weather is good.

4 Duncan and I always / often celebrate New Year, but

not every year.

5 How do you never / usually celebrate your birthday?

6 My grandfather always / sometimes comes to stay

with us every summer.