English Grammar Tests » Pre-Intermediate: Test - 5

Test - 5
- Infinitive, gerund
- Going to, will
- Prepositions
  1. “_____ a drink?”
    “Yes, please. I’ll have an orange juice.”
    • A) Do you like
    • B) Are you liking
    • C) Would you like
    • D) Did you like
  2. “What _____ at the weekend?”
    “I like putting my feet up and relaxing. Sometimes I play tennis.”
    • A) will you like to do
    • B) do you like doing
    • C) would you like to do
    • D) are you like to do
  3. “_____ your teacher?”
    “Yes, she’s very nice.”
    • A) Did you like
    • B) Would you like
    • C) Will you like
    • D) Do you like
  4. “What _____ to do in the evening?”
    “Why don’t we pop round and see Pat and Peter?”
    • A) do you like
    • B) are you
    • C) would you like
    • D) did you like
  5. “_____ for walks?”
    “What a good idea! It’s so hot today!”
    • A) Are you going to go
    • B) Did you like going
    • C) Do you like going
    • D) Would you like to go
  6. “My bag is so heavy.”
    “Give it to me. _____ it for you.”
    • A) I’m going to carry
    • B) I carry
    • C) I’ll carry
    • D) I carried
  7. I bought some warm boots today because _____ skiing.
    • A) I went
    • B) I’m going
    • C) I’ll go
    • D) I go
  8. “Tony’s back from holiday.”
    “_____ him a ring.”
    • A) I’ll give
    • B) I gave
    • C) I’m going give
    • D) I give
  9. “What are you doing tonight?”
    “We _____ a play at the theatre.”
    • A) saw
    • B) will see
    • C) are going to see
    • D) seeing
  10. You can tell me your secret. I _____ anyone.
    • A) am not going tell
    • B) won’t tell
    • C) don’t tell
    • D) didn’t tell
  11. “I need to post these letters.”
    “I _____ shopping soon. I _____ them for you.”
    • A) will go / will post
    • B) am going / will post
    • C) am going / am going post
    • D) go / am going to post
  12. “Now, holidays. Where _____ this year?”
    “We don’t know yet.”
    • A) did you go
    • B) you going
    • C) will you go
    • D) do you going
  13. We’ve decided _____ married in the spring.
    • A) get
    • B) to get
    • C) getting
    • D) got
  14. I hope _____ some money soon.
    • A) earning
    • B) earn
    • C) to earn
    • D) to earning
  15. I want _____ a film on TV this evening.
    • A) seeing
    • B) see
    • C) see to
    • D) to see
  16. Some people like _____ breakfast in bed, but I don’t.
    • A) having
    • B) too have
    • C) have
    • D) had
  17. I’m looking forward _____ you again soon.
    • A) to see
    • B) seeing
    • C) to seeing
    • D) see
  18. I _____ my job soon.
    • A) think changing
    • B) am thinking of changing
    • C) am thinking to change
    • D) think change
  19. This book is full _____ pictures.
    • A) with
    • B) in
    • C) to
    • D) of
  20. Julie is married _____ Sam.
    • A) in
    • B) with
    • C) to
    • D) at
  21. I don’t agree _____ him.
    • A) for
    • B) at
    • C) with
    • D) to
  22. He isn’t good _____ French.
    • A) at
    • B) in
    • C) to
    • D) of
  23. My brother is interested _____ math.
    • A) to
    • B) in
    • C) of
    • D) at
  24. Look _____ those birds!
    • A) at
    • B) to
    • C) for
    • D) in
  25. Are you afraid _____ flying?
    • A) with
    • B) at
    • C) in
    • D) of
  26. Wait _____ me in the street.
    • A) to
    • B) for
    • C) at
    • D) in
  27. Bill is looking _____ his keys but he can’t find them.
    • A) for
    • B) at
    • C) to
    • D) in
  28. Please ask _____ help if you want.
    • A) to
    • B) for
    • C) of
    • D) in
  29. Do you work _____ someone special?
    • A) at
    • B) for
    • C) of
    • D) in
  30. Can I speak _____ you for a minute?
    • A) with
    • B) of
    • C) at
    • D) for
  31. Barbara hopes _____ a lawyer.
    • A) become
    • B) to become
    • C) of becoming
    • D) becoming
  32. I’d love ____ with you.
    • A) to going
    • B) go
    • C) to go
    • D) going
  33. She enjoys _____ the news on television.
    • A) watching
    • B) to watch
    • C) to watching
    • D) watch
  34. I’m looking forward _____ more free time.
    • A) to having
    • B) to have
    • C) of having
    • D) having
  35. Do you want _____ it again?
    • A) try
    • B) trying
    • C) to trying
    • D) to try
  36. We’re _____ a party next Saturday. Would you like _____?
    • A) have / to go
    • B) having / to come
    • C) had / to have
    • D) having to / had
  37. You must see my new flat. ____ round and _____ a drink some time.
    • A) Go / come
    • B) Have / come
    • C) Go / have
    • D) Come / have
  38. “I _____ out now, Mum. Bye!”
    “OK. Have a good time. What time _____ home?”
    • A) went / did you come
    • B) am going / are you coming
    • C) go / will you come
    • D) am going / do you come
  39. Hi, Dave. Pete _____ a shower at the moment. I’ll just _____ and tell him.
    • A) is having / go
    • B) had / went
    • C) is having / come
    • D) will have / will go
  40. “I feel nervous. I’ve got an exam today.”
    “_______________”
    • A) Cheer up! Things can’t be that bad!
    • B) That’s great. Have a good time.
    • C) Poor you! That happens to me sometimes.
    • D) Good luck! Do your best.
  41. “I feel really depressed at the moment. Nothing’s going right in my life.”
    “_____”
    • A) I know. We really need some sunshine, don’t we?
    • B) Cheer up! Things can’t be that bad!
    • C) I’m sorry to hear that, but I’m sure he’ll be all right.
    • D) That’s good. I’m pleased to hear it.
  42. “I’m really excited. I’m going on holiday to Australia tomorrow. “_____”
    • A) Good luck! Do your best.
    • B) Why don’t you go home to bed?
    • C) That’s great. Have a good time.
    • D) Cheer up! Things can’t be that bad!
  43. I don’t feel very well. I think I’m getting the flu. “_____”
    • A) Poor you! That happens to me sometimes.
    • B) Why don’t you go home to bed?
    • C) I’m sorry to hear that but I’m sure he’ll be all right.
    • D) Cheer up! Things can’t be that bad!
  44. “I’m cold.”
    “I _____ the heating on.”
    • A) am going to put
    • B) will put
    • C) put
    • D) will be putting
  45. “Can I speak to Marco?”
    “Hold on. I _____ him.”
    • A) got
    • B) am going to get
    • C) get
    • D) will get
  46. “Coffee or tea?”
    “I ____ tea, please.”
    • A) will have
    • B) have
    • C) am going to have
    • D) had
  47. “Has Amy got any plans for the weekend?”
    “Yes, she _____ her grandparents.
    • A) will visit
    • B) visits
    • C) is going to visit
    • D) visited
  48. “Alison’s on the phone for you.”
    “Can she call back? I ____ a bath.”
    • A) will have
    • B) am going to have
    • C) have
    • D) having of
  49. “I _____ to the supermarket.”
    “Oh, ____? I think I _____ with you.”
    • A) go / are you / am going to come
    • B) will go / will you / will come
    • C) am going to go / are you / will come
    • D) am going / do you / come
  50. A: Did you get my fax?
    B: No, I didn’t.
    A: OK, I _____ it again.
    • A) send
    • B) will send
    • C) am going to send
    • D) am sending
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