NAME

CLASS
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GRAMMAR 19 Do you _____ to wear a uniform at your school?

A must ■  B have ■  C mustn’t ■
Check (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
20 Mike _____ to go now. He’s already late.
Example: My sister _____ Italian.
A ’s ■  B must ■  C has ■
A  speak  ■  B  speaks  ■ ✓   C  do speak  ■
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1 I need _____ to drive a car this summer.
A learning ■  B learn ■  C  to learn  ■ VOCABULARY
2 I don’t mind _____ time with my boyfriend’s family.
a Check (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
A  to spend  ■  B spend ■  C spending ■
3 We stopped at a café _____ a drink and a break. Example: She _____ going to parties.
A  to have  ■  B have ■  C  for have  ■ A would ■  B wants ■  C likes ■
✓
4 _____ about everything is the best way to have a good 1 I _____ of working as a singer or an actor.
relationship. A try ■  B dream ■  C plan ■
A Talking ■  B Talk ■  C  The talking  ■ 2 We’re _____ to go abroad next summer.
5 It’s interesting _____ your partner’s brothers and A planning ■  B liking ■  C loving ■
sisters. 3 Don’t _____ to turn off the light.
A meet ■  B  to meet  ■  C  for meet  ■ A miss ■  B forget ■  C leave ■
6 I don’t feel like _____ breakfast this morning. 4 Please stop _____ so much noise. I’m trying to work!
A having ■  B have ■  C  to have  ■ A making ■  B  to make  ■  C make ■
7 You _____ pay to go into that museum. It’s free. 5 He always _____ to help me with my homework.
A  don’t must  ■  B  must not  ■  A offers ■  B thinks ■  C says ■
C  don’t have to  ■
6 I _____ to go to the bank today.
8 Could you _____ when you were four years old? A dream ■  B need ■  C like ■
A  to swim  ■  B swimming ■  C swim ■
7 She’s _____ to buy a new house.
9 It’s a secret, so you _____ tell anybody. A thought ■  B  would like  ■  C decided ■
A  must not to  ■  B  must not  ■ 
8 We’re _____ to buy a new apartment soon.
C  don’t have to  ■
A hoping ■  B liking ■  C dreaming ■
10 Try _____ too much when you meet new people.
9 He went on _____ until he was an old man.
A  don’t talk  ■  B  not to talk  ■  C  no talking  ■ A working ■  B work ■  C  at working  ■
11 I would _____ work abroad in the future.
10 Clara always _____ a long time getting dressed.
A  like to  ■  B like ■  C to ■
A spends ■  B wants ■  C passes ■
12 It’s important _____ to customers in my job.
A listening ■  B  to listen  ■  C listen ■ b Check (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
13 I opened the door _____ who was there. Example: They’re enjoying _____ in Paris.
A see ■  B saw ■  C  to see  ■ A live ■  B living ■ ✓   C  to live  ■
14 _____ books or magazines is a great way to relax.
11 I hope _____ my driving test soon.
A Reading ■  B Read ■  C  The reading  ■
A  for passing  ■  B pass ■  C  to pass  ■
15 I hate _____ for buses in the rain!
12 Have you thought _____ to college?
A wait ■  B  the wait  ■  C waiting ■
A going ■  B  to go  ■  C  about going  ■
16 She’s good at _____. She makes fantastic pasta.
13 Hugo is very good _____ the piano.
A cooking ■  B  to cook  ■  C  the cooking  ■ A  to play  ■  B  at playing  ■  C playing ■
17 He _____ to work on Saturdays. He’s a store clerk.
14 My baby daughter has just started _____.
A has ■  B must ■  C  must not  ■
A  to walk  ■  B walk ■  C  to walking  ■
18 You _____ touch that. It’s very dangerous.
15 Sara promised _____ us organize the party.
A has ■  B must ■  C  must not  ■ 
A help ■  B  to help  ■  C helping ■

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16 Have you finished _____ the dishes yet? PRONUNCIATION

A wash ■  B  to wash  ■  C washing ■
a Which word has a different sound? Check (✓) A,
17 His family spends a lot of money _____ expensive B, or C.
vacations.
A  for having  ■  B having ■  Example: A van  ■  B track  ■  C lane  ■
✓
C  for to have  ■ 1 A mind  ■  B why  ■  C miss  ■
18 I don’t want _____ out today. It’s too cold. 2 A smile  ■  B lived  ■  C since  ■
A  to go  ■  B going ■  C go ■ 3 A high  ■  B win  ■  C try  ■
19 He _____ to be rich, but he had no money! 4 A science  ■  B history  ■  C child  ■
A pretended ■  B finished ■  C stopped ■ 5 A quite  ■  B arrive  ■  C think  ■
20 We’re learning _____ golf.
A play ■  B playing ■  C  to play  ■ b Which word has a different number of syllables?
Check (✓) A, B, or C.
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Example: A liked ■
✓   B wanted ■  C agreed ■
(one) (two) (two)
6 A relationship ■  B incredibly ■ 
C university ■
7 A language ■  B  didn’t  ■  C ambitions ■
8 A girlfriend ■  B invited ■  C parents ■
9 A haven’t ■  B dreamed ■  C loved ■
10 A finished ■  B politics ■  C something ■

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Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total 50

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