Test "Schooldays&Work"

Match the word to form compound nouns:

 emergency

Match the word to form compound nouns:

naval

Match the word to form compound nouns:

state

Match the word to form compound nouns:

armed

Match the word to form compound nouns:

common

Match the word to form compound nouns:

flight

Match the word to form compound nouns:

shift

Match the word to form compound nouns:

skilled

Choose the correct form.

-Imagine. This time next week I ...  in Paris.

-You're so lucky.

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She ... the letter by 6 o'clock.

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Look out! You ... on the dog's tail!

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-What are you doing this evening, Jack?

I ... my grandparents. 

Choose   the correct form.

-Have you read this novel yet?

-No, but I ... it by the time you get home.

Use an appropriate future tense to complete the sentence.

If you don't study hard, you ...(fail) your exams.

Use an appropriate future tense to complete the sentence.

I'm afraid she ...  (be) busy tomorrow.

Use an appropriate future tense to complete the sentence.

 David ...(sleep) by the time I do my homework. 

Use an appropriate future tense to complete the sentence.

 This time next month, we ... (swim) in the sea.

Use an appropriate future tense to complete the sentence.

 -I haven't seen Fiona in ages.

- I ... (see) her later tonight. Would you like me to give her a message? 

Put the adjectives in brackets into the comparative or superlative forms, adding any necessary words.

In this red dress you are ... (beautiful).

Put the adjectives in brackets into the comparative or superlative forms, adding any necessary words.

Failing the exam is ... (bad) thing that could happen to me.

Put the adjectives in brackets into the comparative or superlative forms, adding any necessary words.

Jane is ... (tall) girl in class.

Put the adjectives in brackets into the comparative or superlative forms, adding any necessary words.

This picture is ... (clear) than that one.

Put the adjectives in brackets into the comparative or superlative forms, adding any necessary words.

For me watching films is ... (exiting) than reading books.

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I'm going for a job interview tomorrow.

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Do you have any experience as a beautician?

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I've lost my job.

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Do you think you'll pass the test?

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wer.

I ... writing to ... for the position of sales assistant which was advertised in this week's edition of the 'Weekly Herald'.

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wer.

My mother always ... my little sister from school.

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wer.

My dad works as managing director. He  ... the whole company.

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wer.

My uncle is a naval officer. I'd really like to ... his  footsteps. 

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wer.

Olenka was a ... woman.

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wer.

He could not become ...  , as he had seasickness.