Pre-intermediate 1 – MIDTERM – U1-2

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(1). My brother says he only , but it’s not true – I saw him in the park with an ice cream!

(2). I get up at 6.00 most days, so this Saturday I’m going to and not get up till lunchtime.

(3). I don’t like to , but I have to if I want a clean home.

(4). There’s no milk, no bread, no pasta – nothing. I need to .

(5). I’m so busy this week, I don’t know where to start! I’d better so I remember everything!

(1). People usually take their laptops with them

(2). My cousins have just called me

(3). I know my friends will be late

(4). One thing that really annoys me

(5). I don’t really enjoy going to the shops

(1). Sarah dreamt about flying last night.

      Sarah about flying last night.

(2). We’re going to plan what to do on each day of our trip.

      We’re going to of what to do on each day of our trip.

(3). I’ll look at your new photos on Facebook later.

      I’ll at your new Facebook photos later.

(4). I promised Nikola I would help him.

      I to Nikos that I would help him.

(1). A. Why – Who – When did you move here?
      B. About a year ago.

(2). A. How much – How often – How many do you go out for a meal?
      B. A few times a month.

(3). A.  Are – Do – Did you use an online dictionary?
      B. Oh, all the time!

(4). A. What kind – How often – How much of food can you cook?
      B. Mainly dishes from my own country.

(5). A. How often – How many – How much do you have an early night?
      B. Hardly ever!

(6).  A.  What – When – Why are you so tired today?
       B. I went to bed late because I was finishing some work for university.

(7).  A. What – What time – Why did you get up today?
       B. Quite early. It was about seven.

(8). A. What – When – Who do you talk to if you have a problem?
      B. My mum.

(9). A. Where – Why – Who did you work when you left university?
      B. In a large computer software company in Mumbai, India.

(10). A. Do – Did – Does your flat mate make dinner last night?
        B. Yes, and it was absolutely delicious!

(1). This is a , which means it’s for people to walk in. Cars are not allowed here.

(2). A. Those roses are beautiful! Are they for your girlfriend?
      B. Yes, they are! I bought them from the near work. He always advises me which ones to get!

(3). There’s always something happening in New York. When I visited, I saw an amazing playing the violin.

(4). The near here has a wide variety of magazines and comics. It’s on the corner of Bridge Street and Forest Road.

(5). I get my fruit and vegetables from the in town; you can buy them from lots of different people there, and everything’s really fresh. 

(1). They are in the park now and eating some sandwiches. (are)

(2). Ever had a picnic in the park in your town? (have you) ?

(3). Alex and Zara go to the park every day and have their lunch there. (they)

(1). The smartphone is an invention who – that has made people’s lives easier than before.

(2). My English teacher is a person which – who really encourages me to work hard.

(3). The room which – where I study is always cool in the summer.

(4). A cassette recorder is something which – where you don’t see very often these days.

(5). The children which – that live in my apartment block are very polite.

(6). The woman who – which found my wallet gave it to the police.

(7). We visited one town that – where most of the buildings were new.

(8). The map that – where we had was very easy to use.

(9). I think the food which – who we ate last night was Mexican.

(10).  Nelson Mandela was one of the greatest men that – which ever lived.

(1). The writer was unemployed when he moved to Lima.

(2). The writer enjoyed taking photos of the city’s markets.

(3). The writer says that Peruvian family members have good relationships with each other.

(4). The writer is unlikely to forget his visit to the Amazon rainforest.

(5). The writer changed a lot during his first year in Peru.