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GRAMMAR 20 I can’t understand him. He speaks English very _____.

A badly ■ B bad ■ C wrong ■
Check (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
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Example: My name _____ Robert.
A am ■ B is ■ ✓ C are ■ VOCABULARY
1 My sister’s studying _____ law in college. a Check (✓) the opposite adverb.
A a ■ B the ■ C – ■
Example: healthily
2 I need _____ some emails.
A unhealthily ■ ✓ B smallest ■
A send ■ B to send ■ C sending ■ C the smaller ■
3 My uncle’s _____ artist.
1 slowly
A an ■ B the ■ C – ■
4 She hopes _____ a famous singer one day.
A slower ■ B quick ■ C quickly ■
2 formally
A become ■ B becoming ■ C to become ■ A unformally ■ B uniformally ■
5 This is _____ best song on the CD. C informally ■
A the ■ B a ■ C – ■
3 loudly
6 You _____ to do more exercise. A quiettly ■ B quietly ■ C quiet ■
A would ■ B need ■ C learn ■ 4 well
7 She _____ learn Spanish. A badly ■ B bad ■ C baddly ■
A ’d like to ■ B likes ■ C like to ■ 5 safely
8 _____ to go skiing this weekend? A dangerrously ■ B dangerly ■
A Do you like ■ B Would you like ■ C dangerously ■
C You would like ■
9 My brother speaks _____. b Check (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
A French very good ■ B French very well ■ Example: You can find more information on the
C very well French ■ company’s _____.
10 Some Americans don’t drive very _____. A search engine ■ B website ■ ✓
A fast ■ B fastly ■ C faster ■ C online ■
11 She has _____ incredibly good-looking boyfriend. 6 I don’t _____ to buy a new phone. This one’s
A the ■ B an ■ C a ■ perfectly good.
12 He doesn’t want _____ back to work. A hope ■ B need ■ C learn ■
A go ■ B going ■ C to go ■ 7 I _____ to drive your car carefully.
13 We went to San Francisco _____ last summer. A promise ■ B learn ■ C hope ■
A a ■ B the ■ C – ■ 8 _____ to go to the station by bus or by taxi?
14 Did you learn _____ the salsa in Puerto Rico? A Do you want ■ B Do you promise ■
A the dance ■ B to dance ■ C dancing ■ C Do you spend ■
15 She _____ like to go up in a balloon. She hates flying. 9 We’re _____ to have a surprise party for Harry.
A will not ■ B wouldn’t ■ C not ■ A want ■ B planning ■ C needing ■
16 A Would you like to drive a Ferrari? 10 My young son _____ to read at the moment.
B Yes, I _____. A is spending ■ B is becoming ■
A would ■ B would like ■ C like ■ C is learning ■
17 I love watching _____ horror movies. 11 I’m going to _____ with my cousin in Australia
A the ■ B a ■ C – ■ tonight.
A download ■ B log in ■ C skype ■
18 _____ you like to learn to cook well?
A Would ■ B Do ■ C Will ■ 12 I often _____ news websites.
A visit ■ B meet ■ C connect ■
19 You speak very fast. Can you speak more _____, please?
A careful ■ B slowly ■ C slow ■ 13 I booked the movie tickets _____.
A online ■ B at the internet ■
C on website ■

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14 I tried to _____ but I couldn’t remember my PRONUNCIATION

password.
A google ■ B log in ■ C upload ■
a Which word has a different sound? Check (✓) A,
B, or C.
15 She’s going to _____ her vacation photos onto the
internet. Example: A am ■ B thanks ■ C car ■✓
A download ■ B upload ■ C log in ■ 1 A carefully ■ B car ■ C card ■
16 A lot of cafés have _____ so you can use the internet. 2 A fast ■ B cat ■ C hard ■
A social networks ■ B attachments ■ 3 A search ■ B healthy ■ C learn ■
C wifi ■
4 A internet ■ B wifi ■ C polite ■
17 I’d like to _____ the new Rihanna song.
5 A google ■ B food ■ C good ■
A download ■ B log in ■ C skype ■
18 I got your email but I couldn’t open the _____. b Which is the stressed syllable? Check (✓) A, B,
A google ■ B attachment ■ C internet ■ or C.
19 Facebook is a _____. Example: A computer ■
✓ B computer ■
A social network ■ B social attachment ■ C computer ■
C social chatting ■ 6 A unhealthily ■ B unhealthily ■
20 Which search _____ do you use? C unhealthily ■
A engine ■ B network ■ C log ■ 7 A incredibly ■ B incredibly ■
20 C incredibly ■
8 A beautifully ■ B beautifully ■
C beautifully ■
9 A perfectly ■ B perfectly ■ C perfectly ■
10 A casually ■ B casually ■ C casually ■

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Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total 50

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