End-of-Term Exam Units 4-6: Grammar, Vocabulary, Listening & Speaking

Posted on Nov 15, 2024 in English

End-of-Term Exam 2 (Units 4-6)

When am I going to see / will I see you again?
I don’t know because I’m going to be / ’ll be very busy for the rest of the week.
By the time we get to Málaga, we will be driving / will have driven for five hours.
Don’t call Mr Rogers at midday. He will be having / will have had lunch then and he hates to be interrupted.
There’s still so much work to do. I’m afraid we won’t finish / aren’t going to finish on time.
Have you heard? Martin is flying / will be flying to New York on Tuesday, so we are going to have / will have the meeting tomorrow.
Everything has to be ready by midday. The opening ceremony will be starting / will have started at 3 pm.

If you don’t book, you (not find) won’t find a table when you get to the restaurant.
If she had started studying for the exam earlier, she (not fail) wouldn’t have failed.
We wouldn’t ask you if we (know) knew the answer.
If people (not use) didn’t use their cars so much, there wouldn’t be so much pollution in big cities.
If you were a millionaire, what (you/do) would you do with the money?
You wouldn’t have got sunburnt if you (use) had used that cream I gave you.

The car broke down but my father could have repaired / was able to repair it and we continued the journey. ‘Henry, you should take / should have taken the car to the mechanic before we left home,’ my mother said angrily.
‘May / Can I use the phone, Mrs Raimes?,’ Tom asked. ‘Of course. But you mustn’t have / needn’t have asked. You can / must use it any time you want.’
The story could / must be true, but you never know. He must / might be telling a lie.
‘I must / can get up early tomorrow. There’s a lot of work I have to / can do,’ Sheila said. ‘But you must / don’t have to finish it all tomorrow. You could have done / can do it for next week,’ her boss replied.
Tom can / must be making a lot of money. He has bought an expensive car and a bigger flat. He mustn’t / can’t still be teaching at that school. He might have / must have found a better job.

You can use the computer. I will have finished preparing the presentation shortly. (when)
You can use the computer when I have finished preparing the presentation.
You can apply for a better job. You graduate first. (after)
You can apply for a better job after you have graduated.
I will help you. I need to finish writing this essay. (as soon as)
I will help you as soon as I have finished writing this essay.
She has to fix the computer. Then she will send the e-mails (before)
She has to fix the computer before she sends the e-mails.
He can’t make a plan now. He needs to consider the situation carefully. (until)
He can’t make a plan until he has considered the situation carefully.
Henry will be able to relax. He will be in Bali next week. (when)
Henry will be able to relax when he is in Bali next week.

0.5 marks for each correct answer
Score ____ /10

Sean was born in Manchester but he grew up in Birmingham.
Maria felt really bad. She had a sore throat, a runny nose and a high temperature. The doctor saw her and told her to go to bed, take an aspirin and drink a lot of water.
If you feel weak, you should take vitamins and some medicine.
Jeremy has been putting away some money each month for his journey to South America. His plans have been put back twice because of the money, but now his friend Ricardo can put up people on short stays.
He only took up music a year ago and he’s already putting on those rock star airs! And he’s always putting down little Jimmy. I hate him!
‘The Strokes’ are putting on a concert at the local theatre.

0.5 marks for each correct answer
Score ____ /7