Intermediate: Test

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Test - 1

- Auxiliary verbs (do, be have)
- Prepositions

_____ you ever stayed at the Ritz?
- A) Did
- B) Have
- C) Was
- D) Were
We _____ breakfast in bed.
- A) were have
- B) has
- C) was having
- D) had
_____ John give you those flowers?
- A) Did
- B) Have
- C) Was
- D) Is
I _____ my homework very quickly last night.
- A) do
- B) have
- C) did
- D) am
She _____ a shower every morning before school.
- A) does
- B) has
- C) did
- D) is
We _____ talking to James about his exam.
- A) don’t
- B) haven’t
- C) wasn’t
- D) aren’t
Lots of trees _____ blown down by the wind.
- A) were
- B) has
- C) did
- D) is
Where _____ you yesterday?
- A) was
- B) have
- C) did
- D) were
Mary never _____ the washing up.
- A) does
- B) has
- C) did
- D) is
Thank goodness we _____ a dishwasher!
- A) was
- B) have
- C) did
- D) were
How many people _____ you invited to the party?
- A) was
- B) have
- C) did
- D) were
Why _____ you leaving so early?
- A) was
- B) have
- C) is
- D) are
We _____ got a beautiful puppy called Molly.
- A) was
- B) have
- C) did
- D) were
We _____ a beautiful puppy called Molly.
- A) was
- B) having
- C) did
- D) had
I have been to Australia but Anna _____ .
- A) haven’t
- B) hasn’t
- C) isn’t
- D) doesn’t
Anna likes ice-cream but John _____ .
- A) haven’t
- B) hasn’t
- C) isn’t
- D) doesn’t
I don’t like ice-cream but Jill _____ .
- A) have
- B) has
- C) is
- D) does
Maria isn’t studying hard but I _____ .
- A) have
- B) has
- C) am
- D) are
John loves flying but we _____ .
- A) haven’t
- B) don’t
- C) isn’t
- D) doesn’t
I watched TV last night but my sister _____ .
- A) hasn’t
- B) didn’t
- C) isn’t
- D) doesn’t
Bill hasn’t finished his work but we _____ .
- A) have
- B) do
- C) don’t
- D) doesn’t
We don’t want to leave early but they _____ .
- A) have
- B) do
- C) is
- D) does
They didn’t remember my birthday but you _____ .
- A) have
- B) don’t
- C) did
- D) does
Your English is really improving but mine _____ .
- A) haven’t
- B) don’t
- C) isn’t
- D) doesn’t
_____ you speak three languages?
- A) Do
- B) Does
- C) Did
- D) Are
_____ you having a holiday soon?
- A) Do
- B) Does
- C) Did
- D) Are
_____ you have a good holiday last year?
- A) Do
- B) Does
- C) Did
- D) Are
_____ you ever been to Amsterdam?
- A) Do
- B) Does
- C) Have
- D) Did
_____ you often travel abroad?
- A) Do
- B) Does
- C) Have
- D) Did
_____ your best friend sometimes go on holiday with you?
- A) Do
- B) Does
- C) Have
- D) Did
I think you’re wrong. I don’t agree _____ you at all.
- A) to
- B) on
- C) with
- D) about
I’m not interested _____ what you think or what you want.
- A) to
- B) on
- C) with
- D) in
We might have a picnic. It depends _____ the weather.
- A) to
- B) on
- C) with
- D) about
What are you listening _____ ?
- A) to
- B) on
- C) with
- D) about
If you have a problem, talk _____ the teacher.
- A) to
- B) on
- C) at
- D) in
“What did you talk _____ ?”
“Oh, this and that.”
- A) to
- B) on
- C) with
- D) about
You aren’t concentrating on your work. What are you thinking _____?
- A) to
- B) on
- C) with
- D) about
“What do you think _____ Pete?”
“I really like him.”
- A) to
- B) at
- C) with
- D) of
Where’s the cash desk? I’d like to pay _____ this book.
- A) to
- B) for
- C) with
- D) about
“I’ve lost your pen. Sorry ...”
“It’s all right. Don’t worry _____ it.”
- A) to
- B) on
- C) with
- D) about

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