Level Identification Test

1. Look! It ______.
1. is snow
2. snows
3. snowing
4. is snowing
2. The earth _____round the sun.
1. goes
2. go
3. is going
4. has gone
3. Hurry! The bus _____. I _____ want to miss it.
1. comes, doesn’t
2. is coming, don’t
3. comes, am not
4. coming, won’t
4. We _______ a party next Saturday. Would you like to come?
1. have
2. would have
3. have had
4. are having
5. Have you phoned Tom? Not yet. I _____ phone him after lunch.
1. am going to
2. will to
3. do
4. could have
6. Can you repair the clock? Okay, I ____ repair it tomorrow.
1. won’t
2. wouldn’t
3. ’ll
4. should
7. Kate ____ pass her examination. She hasn’t done any work for it.
1. shouldn’t
2. mustn’t
3. won’t
4. isn’t going
8. A: What would you like to drink - tea or coffee?

B: I ____ have tea, please.

1. will
2. must
3. won’t
4. do
1. I’ll come as soon as I _____.
1. finish
2. has finished
3. had finished
4. finished
2. At 10 o’clock tomorrow he________.
1. will work
2. would have worked
3. is working
4. will be working
3. Tom’s father _____ him how to drive when he was 17.
1. taught
2. teached
3. teaches
4. teacher
4. The telephone rang when I ______ a shower.
1. am having
2. had
3. was having
4. have been having
5. A: Have you seen John anywhere?

B: Yes, I ____ just _____ him.

1. have seeing
2. had seen
3. saw
4. have seen
1. This is the first time he ______ a car.
1. has driven
2. drives
3. drove
4. had driven
2. Ron _______ very much this term.
1. had been studied
2. hasn’t study
3. hasn’t studied
4. hadn’t studied
3. You’re out of breath. Have you _______?
1. been ran
2. rang
3. run
4. been running
4. Bill and Andy make films. They started making films together when they left college.

They _______ films since they left college. They ______ ten films since they left college.

1. Have made, had made
2. have been making, have made
3. have made, have been making
4. hand made, had been made
1. How long _____ you _____ Tom?
1. have known
2. had known
3. do know
4. did know
2. When ____ Tom and Ann first ____?
1. had met
2. have meet
3. did meet
4. have met
3. I ____ a lot of weight but now I _______ weight again.
1. had lost, have put on
2. have put on, lost
3. lost, have put on
4. lose, put on
4. When _____ you ____ born?
1. have been
2. were
3. was
4. had been
5. It was my first time in the aeroplane. I was very nervous because I _______before.
1. did fly
2. didn’t flew
3. hadn’t flown
4. had flown
6. Ken _________ for 30 years when he finally gave it up.
1. had been smoking
2. has been smoking
3. had smoked
4. has smoked
7. I ______ a bath. I _____ a bath every morning.
1. have, have
2. have got, have got
3. had, have
4. have got, have
8. I ________ tennis a lot but now I’m too lazy.
1. played
2. used to play
3. was used to
4. had played
9. When we went into the house we _____ smell burning.
1. were able to
2. have been able to
3. could
4. could have
10. We didn’t go out last night. We _________to the cinema but we decided to stay at home.
1. could be
2. could go
3. couldn’t go
4. could have gone
11. When I woke up this morning, the light was on. I __________ to turn it off.
1. must forgot
2. should forget
3. must have forgotten
4. should have
12. I wonder why Ann didn’t come to the meeting. She ________ about it.
1. mustn’t know
2. might not have known
3. must haven’t know
4. may not know
13. There’s a film on television. It sounds quite interesting. We ______ watch it then. There is nothing to do else.
1. can easily
2. might as well
3. may not as
4. can’t as well

1. _______ you like a cup of coffee?
1. do
2. can
3. would
4. could
2. Last night Don suddenly became ill. We _____ call the doctor.
1. had
2. must
3. had to
4. must to
3. Do you want me to wait for you? -No, it’s okay. You ______ wait.
1. need to
2. needn’t
3. mustn’t
4. must
4. The price on this packet is wrong. It says 65 pence but it ____ be 50.
1. should
2. must
3. could
4. may
5. They suggested that we _______ dinner with them.
1. had had
2. must have
3. should have
4. have had
6. If I find it, I ___ give it to you.
1. may not
2. will
3. always
4. would
7. I wish I _____ Sue’s telephone number.
1. have known
2. had knew
3. know
4. knew
8. I feel sick. I wish I _____ so much.
1. ate not
2. not ate
3. haven’t eaten
4. hadn’t eaten
9. I wish someone _______ the telephone. It’s been ringing for about five minutes.
1. have answered
2. answer
3. had answered
4. would answer
10. He wears two watches in case one of them _______.
1. stop
2. will stop
3. will break down
4. stops

1. Joe can’t hear unless _______.
1. shout you
2. shame on you
3. you shout
4. you will shout
2. This house __________ by my grandfather.
1. was built
2. was building
3. built
4. has built
3. The room looked much better. It ______________.
1. is cleaned
2. has been cleaned
3. had been cleaned
4. was cleaning
4. I __________ two hours to make my decision.
1. had given
2. gave
3. was given
4. give
5. You __________ to clean the windows. Why didn’t you do this?
1. must
2. were supposed
3. were offered
4. were able
6. We _________ the house painted at the moment.
1. are
2. are having
3. are doing
4. are making
7. Tom said his parents _____ very well.
1. were
2. are doing
3. have been
4. are
8. I told Jim _____ shout.
1. did to
2. wasn’t
3. not to
4. don’t
9. Who ______ something to eat?
1. haven’t
2. wants
3. want
4. hasn’t
10. Do you know _______ you?
1. if he saw
2. does he feel like
3. did he see
4. he had seen

1. I never read newspapers. - _____________.
1. so do I
2. neither do I
3. so did I
4. nor didn’t me
2. Ann will be here soon, ______ she?
1. won’t
2. will
3. does
4. isn’t
3. I enjoy _________.
1. to dance
2. having dance
3. to dancing
4. dancing
4. I daren’t _____ him what happened.
1. saying
2. tell
3. help
4. to tell
5. Hot weather makes _________ uncomfortable.
1. feel me
2. me feeling
3. myself
4. me feel
6. I can’t bear _______ alone.
1. be
2. when I’m
3. to be
4. being
7. My electric shaver isn’t working. Have you tried ______ the batteries?
1. changed
2. changing
3. change
4. charge
8. I tried to be serious but I couldn’t help _________.
1. laugh
2. to laugh
3. laughing
4. to laughing
9. I’m looking forward to ______ Ann again.
1. seeing
2. to seeing
3. to see
4. see
10. They accused me _______ lies.
1. of telling
2. in telling
3. about telling
4. that I told

1. It’s a waste of time ______ this book. It’s rubbish.
1. to read
2. in reading
3. reading
4. to read in
2. Frank lives alone. He doesn’t mind this because he has lived alone for 15 years. So, he _______ alone.
1. used to live
2. is used to live
3. used to living
4. is used to living
3. I hurried ______ I wouldn’t be late.
1. in order
2. so
3. so that
4. up
4. I ______ you ______ tell anyone what I said.
1. would rather not to
2. would prefer not to
3. would rather didn’t
4. would rather don’t
5. It’s time the children ______ in bed. It’s long after their bedtime.
1. had been
2. have been
3. were
4. weren’t
6. She found him _______ her letters.
1. touch
2. read
3. burn
4. reading
7. I cut myself ______.
1. while I shave
2. during the shave
3. when I shave
4. shaving
8. We didn’t have chance _____ to each other when we last met.
1. to talking
2. to talk
3. for talk
4. for talking
9. I’m looking for ___ work.
1. a
2. the
3. _
4. mine
10. I’m looking for ___ job.
1. a
2. the
3. _
4. your

1. ____ postman was late this morning.
1. the
2. a
3. an
4. –
2. Don’t sit on ___ ground! It’s wet.
1. a
2. an
3. the
4. –
3. The man over there is collecting money for ___blind.
1. the
2. an
3. a
4. -
4. Are ___ English people friendly?
1. -
2. the
3. a
4. an
5. Mr. Kelly went to ___ school to meet his daughter’s teacher.
1. –
2. the
3. an
4. him
6. ___ Nile is ___ longest river in ___ Africa.
1. the, the, -
2. a, the, the
3. the, a, an
4. –, the, -
7. ___ the police well-paid?
1. do
2. is
3. are
4. isn’t
8. Do you know about _______ wedding?
1. Jack’s and Jill’s
2. Jill’s and Jack’s
3. Jack’s and Jill
4. Jack and Jill’s
9. Five thousand pounds __________ in the robbery.
1. stole
2. were stolen
3. was stolen
4. were steals
10. I like living _______.
1. by my own
2. on myself
3. on your own
4. on my own

1. The British Prime Minister lives in ___ Downing Street.
1. the
2. a
3. an
4. –
2. Hurry! We have very ____ time.
1. much
2. a lot of
3. few
4. little
3. _____ Tom ____ Ann were late.
1. either and
2. neither or
3. both and
4. either or
4. If anyone wants to leave early, _____ can.
1. they
2. it
3. we
4. you
5. What did you do? ______
1. anything
2. something
3. nothing
4. none
6. I enjoy my life here. I have ____ few friends and we meet quite often.
1. very few
2. so few
3. a few
4. few
7. He was very quiet. He didn’t say a word ______ evening.
1. the whole
2. whole
3. hole
4. all the
8. The man ____ lives next door is very friendly.
1. does
2. who
3. which
4. –
9. Everything ____ he said was true.
1. that
2. what
3. which
4. then
10. We saw some people _____ car had broken down.
1. who
2. which
3. whom
4. whose

1. He couldn’t come to the party, ____ was a pity.
1. what
2. it
3. which
4. when
2. They’ve got three cars, two of _____ they never use.
1. what
2. they
3. which
4. them
3. None of the people ______ to the party can come.
1. what were invited
2. invitation
3. which were invited
4. invited
4. Jane’s job is ______, so Jane is ______.
1. bore, boring
2. born, bored
3. boring, bored
4. bored, boring
5. ______ _______ _______ painting
1. French old interesting
2. old French interesting
3. old interesting French
4. interesting old French
6. Speak _______, please!
1. quite
2. quietly
3. quiet
4. quitely
7. I’m nearly always at home in the evenings. I ___________ go out.
1. hardly never
2. almost never
3. hardly ever
4. almost ever
8. She worked ___________ she made herself ill.
1. such hardly and
2. so hardly that
3. such a hard that
4. so hard that
9. I’ll lend you some money if you haven’t got ________.
1. so much
2. too
3. such big
4. enough
10. It was _________ you ________ me to the station. Thank you very much.
1. nice of, to take
2. kind for, taking
3. fine of, to take
4. nice of, take

1. He ran ____ he was running for his life.
1. like if
2. as it
3. as if
4. when if
2. We usually go out ___ Monday evenings.
1. at
2. in
3. on
4. of
3. I posted the letter today, so they should receive it _______ Monday.
1. until
2. till
3. while
4. by
4. The television is ___ the corner of the room.
1. in
2. at
3. on
4. within
5. When did he arrive ___ London?
1. at
2. in
3. on
4. out
6. When we arrived ___ the cinema, there was a long queue outside.
1. at
2. in
3. on
4. off
7. There is a telephone box ____ the corner of the street.
1. in
2. during
3. at
4. out of
8. ___ the end of the concert, there was a tremendous applause.
1. at
2. in
3. on
4. for
9. What did you have ____ lunch?
1. on
2. in
3. for
4. at
10. I didn’t have any money. I had to borrow some _____ a friend of mine.
1. for
2. at
3. in
4. from

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