EU Elementary A2 Progress Test 14

Progress test 14 – Choices

Progress test 14 – Choices GRAMMAR

VOCABULARY

1   be going to, be hoping to, would like to

2   too much, enough, not enough

Write the correct form of the words in brackets to complete the sentences. (10 marks)

Rewrite the sentences, adding the word or phrase in brackets to the correct place. (5 marks)

to see Anna this afternoon? Example:  (you / go) Answer: Are you going

Example: Do you have money? (enough) Answer: Do you have enough money?

house with anyone. 2 What

2 Most young people these days don’t get exercise.

3 Amanda and Stuart

(go) to move

house next year.

(enough)

(we / hope) to go away on a camping holiday next year.

5

contains salt. (too much)

(you / hope) to do when you

leave school?

4

1 The worst thing about most fast food is that it

(not / like) to share a

1 To be honest I

3 The reason cycling isn’t very popular in the UK is

(you / like) to have children in the future?

that there are cycle paths. (not enough)

6 Lisa is determined that she

(go) to

take up skiing in the new year. 7 Terri

1 1

4 Do you think there’s chilli in this curry? (too much)

(not / like) to move to a different



part of the country because she’d miss all her



friends.

5 Not eating fruit is one reason why people pick up

8 When

(Jarek / hope) to move back to

Poland? 9 I don’t think Simon

colds in winter. (enough)

(go) to stay with



the company for much longer. 10 Joanna said she

(like) to continue with

her lessons after her holiday.

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PRONUNCIATION

3   Life changes Circle the correct options in each sentence. (10 marks) Example: Sofia would like to do / make a course to learn how to use / use computers. 1 Donna left school / to school in 1992 and went university / to university in France.

5   Review Find the two pairs of words which link, consonant to vowel, in each sentence. (6 marks) Example: Can I go out for a drink? Answers: Can I, for a 1 How much exercise do you do in a typical week?

2 Nicole and her husband moved abroad / other country after being married for seven years, but they

2 Do you drink a lot of tea and coffee?

got divorced / divorce two years later. 3 Sanjeev had drive / driving lessons when he was 17

3 She usually eats fish for dinner every Friday.

and got a car / car when he passed his test. 4 Katie took off / up karate in the summer because she wanted to get fit again after having baby / a baby. 5 When I finished university I decided to move back / away home and try to get a job / work.

6   Time expressions Write the missing word to complete the sentences. (4 marks) Example: Millie left school in 1994, and a few she found a job. weeks l Answer: later

KEYWORD 4   really Decide if only really, or both really and very are possible in each space. Write R (really) or B (both). (5 marks) Example: I Answer: R

EXPLORE WRITING

miss having a car.

1 Jay lived in the US for a couple of years but he’s back in London.

n

2 Marie’s not working now, but when the kids start school in a couple of years’ t

she’d like

to look for a job.

1 Are Julie and Pedro

getting married?

2 The food here has a great reputation but it’s also expensive.

he left school, and after t

he went to

university.

3 People seem to think I’m very self-confident but I’m quite shy. 4 Swimming is a

3 Paddy travelled round Australia for a year when

4 Stephen worked as an accountant for three years, t

he decided to become a teacher.

good way to exercise all your

body. 5 I

can’t understand why people spend a lot of

money joining a gym and then never go.

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