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    Progress Test Unit 1

    GRAMMAR D For each sentence (1–10), find the error and correct it.
    An example (0) has been done for you.
    A Match the sentence halves to form full sentences. 0 I isn’t from America but my dad is.
    An example (0) has been done for you.
    I’m not from America but my dad is.
    0 My name is Joe. I a am from
    a 
    1 These is my laptop on the table.
    New Zealand.

    1 I think your seat b isn’t from Italy.
    2 How old am your brother?
    2 We live in China. We aren’t in my class
    c 
    this year.
    3 She speaks Italian but she are on holiday
    d  3 The capital city of Bulgaria are Sofia.
    in Spain.
    4 Oh no! You e are Chinese. 4 There is many children in the classroom.
    5 At the moment, my parents f is next to mine.
    /5 5 She has a apple for a snack.
    

    B Put the words into the correct order to form questions.
    6 That two books over there are in Russian.
    An example (0) has been done for you.

    0 you / are / where / from / ?
    7 We am both students at this university.
    Where are you from?

    1 hot / Japan / is / it / at the moment / in / ?
    8 There are some sandwich you can take.


    2 you / flight / same / as me / are / on the / ?
    9 I want an wallet for my birthday.


    3 Canada / his / in / when / family / is / ?
    10 Is they new headphones?


    4 from / airport / here / is / the / far / ?
     / 10

    5 food / kind of / they / what / do / like / ?

     /5

    C Underline the correct word in italics in each sentence.


    An example (0) has been done for you.
    0 He lives in a / an house in the city.
    1 This / These is a picture of my family.
    2 There are some orange / oranges on the table.
    3 My teacher can send me a / an email tonight.
    4 Those / That are the keys to John’s car.
    5 Many countries / country in the world speak English.

     /5

    Language Hub Elementary Tests.


    Published by Macmillan Education, a division of Springer Nature Limited. © Springer Nature Limited, 2019. This page may be photocopied and used within the class.
    Progress Test Unit 1
    VOCABULARY D Match the sentence halves to form full sentences.
    An example (0) has been done for you.
    A Complete the sentences with the correct word. 0 There are a lot of things a a in my bag.
    An example (0) has been done for you.
    1 My friend comes from b I’m not Mexican.
    0 A person from France is French .
    2 I need an hundred and
    c 
    1 A person from Sudan is . sixty-five days.
    2 A person from the Netherlands is . 3 London is d from Japan.
    3 A person from Switzerland is . 4 Our family loves food e Turkish friends?
    4 A person from Colombia is . 5 A year has three f Thailand.
    5 A person from Poland is . 6 Do they have 3459 miles from
    g 
     /5 New York.
    7 I speak Spanish but a mobile phone?
    h 
    B Match the numbers in the box with the words below. There
    8 There are two million people in
    i 
    is an extra number you do not need. An example (0) has
    this city.
    been done for you.
    9 Do you have any the table?
    j 
    187  620 1500 24,000 10,000 150,000 5,000,000 10 Is your laptop on umbrella. It’s raining.
    k 

    0 six hundred and twenty 620  / 10


    1 five million
     Total:  / 50
    2 one hundred and eighty-seven
    3 ten thousand
    4 one thousand five hundred
    5 twenty-four thousand

     /5

    C Match the definitions on the left to the words on the right.


    An example (0) has been done for you.
    0 You read this. a a a magazine
    1 You pay for things with this. b sunglasses
    2 You use this to see the time. c headphones
    3 You drink this. d a credit card
    4 You wear these. e a watch
    5 You listen to music with these. f a bottle of water

     /5

    Language Hub Elementary Tests.


    Published by Macmillan Education, a division of Springer Nature Limited. © Springer Nature Limited, 2019. This page may be photocopied and used within the class.

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