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Test - 11

- Present Continuous
- Possessive pronouns (mine, yours, hers)
- Linking words (although, but)
- Prepositions

We _____ watching a good documentary _____ BBC World now.
- A) are / in
- B) am / on
- C) are / on
- D) is / in
I always _____ _____ credit card.
- A) pay / by
- B) am paying / with
- C) ’m paying / by
- D) pay / with
_____ you _____ a girl _____ fair hair?
- A) Do / knowing / of
- B) Does / know / of
- C) Do / know / with
- D) Are / knowing / with
_____ she got a dress _____ white?
- A) Does / in
- B) Has / on
- C) Have / in
- D) Has / in
_____ is reading a letter _____ bed now.
- A) She / in
- B) I / in
- C) You / on
- D) He / at
A: What _____ you _____?
B: I’m a lecturer.
- A) do / do
- B) are / do
- C) is / do
- D) do / doing
A: What _____ she ____ now?
B: I don’t know.
- A) does / do
- B) do / do
- C) is / doing
- D) is / do
A: _____ are we _____?
B: To the class.
- A) When / going
- B) Where / go
- C) When / go
- D) Where / going
A: Oh no! It _____. We can’t go out.
B: It always _____ here in March.
- A) is snowing / snows
- B) snows / ’s snowing
- C) ’s snow / snows
- D) snows / snows
I _____. Because it’s my happiest day today.
- A) jumping
- B) jump
- C) ’m jumping
- D) jumped
Benedit and Nina are _____ only salads. Because vegetarians don’t _____ meat.
- A) eat / eat
- B) eating / eating
- C) eat / eating
- D) eating / eat
Sorry, I _____ understand you. I _____ speak Russian.
- A) do / don’t
- B) do / do
- C) don’t / don’t
- D) am / am
A: Why _____ we _____ to a park?
B: A good idea!
- A) do / go
- B) don’t / go
- C) aren’t / going
- D) are / going
What _____ you _____ to know?
- A) do / want
- B) are / wanting
- C) do / wanting
- D) are / want
A: _____ she _____ a problem now?
B: No. She _____ _____ how to solve.
- A) Is / solve / doesn’t / know
- B) Does / solve / isn’t / knowing
- C) Is / solving / doesn’t / know
- D) Does / solving / doesn’t / know
Can you translate this letter _____ English _____ Chinese _____ me?
- A) from / into / for
- B) into / from / for
- C) from / in / her
- D) for / from / in
We watched the program called Hard Talk _____ CNN. Because we are interested _____ politics.
- A) in / to
- B) on / from
- C) on / in
- D) off / of
_____ child _____ playing in _____ yard.
- A) Who’s / is / our
- B) Whose / is / our
- C) Whose / is / ours
- D) Whose / are / our
A: _____ are you doing under the trees?
B: I’m _____ my keys.
- A) What / looking off
- B) Whom / looking in
- C) When / looking up
- D) What / looking for
_____ hair is blonder than _____.
- A) Her / yours
- B) Hers / yours
- C) Her / your
- D) Hers / your
_____ is hiding behind _____ car?
- A) Whose / my
- B) Who’s / mine
- C) Who / my
- D) Whose / mine
I am _____ English.
- A) study
- B) to study
- C) studying
- D) studied
She’s _____ jeans.
- A) wearing
- B) wear
- C) to wear
- D) wore
I am _____ tennis this afternoon.
- A) play
- B) playing
- C) to play
- D) played
We are not _____ outside.
- A) go
- B) went
- C) going
- D) to go
Where are you _____?
- A) go
- B) going
- C) to go
- D) went
“Are you ____ a good time?”
“Yes, we ____.”
- A) having / are
- B) have / is
- C) having / do
- D) have / aren’t
I _____ from Switzerland.
- A) come
- B) coming
- C) to come
- D) came
Is my English _____ better.
- A) gets
- B) get
- C) getting
- D) to get
Jane’s _____ her friend tonight.
- A) sees
- B) seeing
- C) see
- D) saw
He _____ as a clerk in a bank.
- A) working
- B) work
- C) works
- D) to work
“Why are you _____ a suit?” “You usually wear jeans.”
- A) wears
- B) wore
- C) wear
- D) wearing
I read _____ bed.
- A) at
- B) in
- C) to
- D) under
We’ve got this jumper _____ red
- A) in
- B) to
- C) with
- D) at
He’s talking _____ Mandy.
- A) with
- B) to
- C) at
- D) for
There’s a girl _____ fair hair.
- A) with
- B) on
- C) at
- D) out
I’m looking _____ jumper.
- A) at
- B) for
- C) on
- D) in
I always pay _____ credit card.
- A) in
- B) on
- C) at
- D) by
He’s _____ down.
- A) sit
- B) sitting
- C) sits
- D) sat
It is _____ .
- A) rains
- B) to rain
- C) raining
- D) rained
I’m _____ gum.
- A) chew
- B) chewing
- C) chews
- D) chewed
I _____ a shower every morning.
- A) am having
- B) have
- C) having
- D) had
I like _____ house.
- A) your
- B) you
- C) yours
- D) your
_____ house is smaller than _____ .
- A) Ours / theirs
- B) Our / their
- C) Ours / their
- D) Our / theirs
_____ children are older than _____.
- A) My / her
- B) Mine / hers
- C) My / hers
- D) Mine / her
_____ talking to _____ sister?
- A) Whose / yours
- B) Who’s / your
- C) Whose / your
- D) Who’s / yours
This book isn’t _____. Is it _____?
- A) my / yours
- B) mine / your
- C) my / your
- D) mine / yours
“_____ dictionary is this?” “It’s _____.”
- A) Whose / him
- B) Who’s / his
- C) Whose / his
- D) Who’s / him
“_____ going to the party tonight?”
“I am not.”
- A) Whose
- B) Which
- C) Who’s
- D) Where
And _____ garden is bigger than _____.
- A) their / ours
- B) theirs / ours
- C) their / our
- D) theirs / ours
_____ dog is running round _____ garden.
- A) Whose / ours
- B) Who’s/our
- C) Whose / our
- D) Who’s / ours
I _____ tennis this afternoon.
- A) ’m playing
- B) play
- C) playing
- D) plays
We _____ pizza for dinner tonight.
- A) having
- B) have
- C) are having
- D) had
_____ boots are these?
- A) Whose
- B) Which
- C) What
- D) Whose
_____ do you do after school today?
- A) Which
- B) Why
- C) What
- D) Where
Where _____ you going tonight.
- A) do
- B)is
- C) does
- D) are
She _____ tennis every day.
- A) play
- B) playing
- C) plays
- D) to play
My daughter _____ French and German.
- A) speaks
- B) ’s speaking
- C) speak
- D) to speak
Sally _____ a breakfast at the moment.
- A) has
- B) having
- C) is having
- D) had
I’m not _____ to buy you lunch, today.
- A) go
- B) going
- C) goes
- D) to go
How many languages do you _____?
- A) speaking
- B) speaks
- C) spoke
- D) speak

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