This document contains an intermediate English test with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions assessing grammar skills like question formation, verb tenses, and vocabulary. It covers topics like narratives, emotions, and parts of speech. The test contains questions requiring the examinee to identify correct verb forms, match parts of speech to definitions, replace adverbs, and choose the right word to complete sentences.

1. Intermediate Test1
QuestionFormation
Complete the questionswiththe correctwords
1. A where ____________ from?
B. Poland
2. A What _________________ do?
B I workin an office
3. A What ____________ studying?
B Law
4. A _____________________ married?
B Notexactly. I live withmypartner,butwe’re notmarried
5. A ______________ studiedhere before?
B Yeah,I was here lastterm, actually.
NARRATIVETENSES
Complete the followingstoryputtingthe verbsinthe correcttense (pastsimple,Pastcontinuous,Past
Perfect)
I remember one mistake I made when I _______________________(teach) in Argentina. I
_____________ (do) a bit of Spanish before but not much. In my first class. I ___________________
(explain) tothe studentsthatIwasalanguage learnertoo,soIknew how theyfelt. I _________________
(tell) them in Spanish – “Don’t get embarrassed!” The students __________ (look) surprised and
___________________ (say) Embarazada?” “Yes,” Isaid,“because if you’re embarrassed,youcan’ttalk”
and ___________________ (act) being embarrassed. Several students laughed and we __________
(continue) the class. I later found out I __________________(use) the wrong word and I
_________________________ (actually say) “don’t get pregnant!” I felt stupid, but it
__________________ (not stop) me talking and learning, I just never made the same mistake again!

2. Match the tense with the usage
1. The past continuous
2. The past perfect
3. The past simple
a. ___________________ emphasizesanactionthat happenedbefore anotherpastaction,time or
event.
b. ___________________ shows an action was unfinished when another past action happened
c. ___________________ shows completed actions that follow one after another
Complete the sentences with the past continuous form of the verbs listed
Build chat cry look for drive do have sort out
1. I didn’t sleep very well last night. The baby ______________ all night
2. My brother lived in Copenhagen for four years. What _________________ he ___________
there? He’s a civil engineer and they __________________ a metro line there
3. Sorry. I’m’ late. I ______________ to a friend and I forgot the time.
4. Sorry _________________________ a coffee over the road
5. Sorry I’m late. I ___________________a problem at work
6. Sorry I’m’late. I____________________ a parkingspace. I_________________ roundincircles
for about half an hour.
Match 1-8 with the reasons a-h for the feelings
1. Are you OK? You look a bit stressed.
2. Are you all right? You look exhausted.
3. Is Julie OK? She sounded a bit disappointed
4. Is Mike all right? He seems a bit down
5. Are you OK? You look a bit ill.
6. Are you all right? You seem totally confused.

3. 7. Have you seen Ann? She sounded so relaxed!
8. Hi. You look like you’re in a good mood.
a. Yeah, I’ve just found out I’ve got a new job. I’m really pleased
b. I am! My car broke down and I had to walk home.
c. Yeah, I feel terrible, I think I’m going to throw up.
d. I am. I’m really behind with work and I’ve got exams next week.
e. Yeah, I don’t get this. What am I supposed to do?
f. Yeah, I think the week in the spa really helped her.
g. He’s just split up with Jo and he’s quite upset
h. Yeah. I think she expected to get a better mark as she’d studied so much.
Replace thw word “very or quite” in each sentence with a more interesting adverb
1. She was very disappointed when she failed
2. I was very amused by his comments
3. We had a very hapy marriage
4. I am very irritated by her attidue
5. Im very bored at work
6. I was quite amused by the film
7. I supposed I was quite irriated by what she said
8. I saw her after the news and she was very distressed
9. We were both very shocked by her death
10. He was evidently very offened by the criticism
Match the words with the definitions
Bitter
Blissful
Complacent
Disbelieving
Enraged
Grief-stricked

4. Homesick
Hysterical
Idiotic
Indifferent
Lovesick
After a disappointing experience or being treated unfairly
Period of time when you are extremely happy
Very pleased with themselves
Do not believe what they are bing told
They are extremely angry
They are extremely sad about something that has happened
Feel unhappy because you are away from home
State of uncorolled excitement or anger
Call someone this if they are very stupid or silly
Complete lack of interest in it
They are so in love with someone that they are behainv in a strange and foolish way
Choose the correct word
1. He count escape from the situation and felt completely mischievous/trapped/mediative
2. She was totally indifferent/threatened revengeful and really didn’t care what haped nex
3. Im not sure I like him but he stole me he wants to marry me hes completely
lovesick/threatened/homesic
4. It was awful! Ive never seen her so upset” she was crying and totally nasty/sef assured/grief
stricken
5.