English Placement Test

Ελέγξτε τις γνώσεις σας στα Αγγλικά και δείτε το επίπεδό σας κατά του Προτύπου του Συμβουλίου της Ευρώπης

Section 1: Grammar & Vocabulary

Choose the correct word or phrase, as in the example:

The sun always in the east.

rise rises rising

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When the film finished, I the TV and went to bed.

put off put out turned off

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Can you help me my bicycle?

fix fixing for fix

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You're quite right! I agree you completely!

with on about

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Professor Thomson, class I'm taking this year, is the best professor I've ever had!

who whose which

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How have you been wearing glasses?

much far long

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I woke up late this morning. I didn't even have time to my bed.

make lie do

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Do you always drink so much coffee? You three cups already.

've drunk drank 're drinking

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My son is only fourteen years old; he's not to drive a car.

too old very old old enough

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Could I your car tonight, please?

lend spare borrow

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Do you think £20 enough for a meal at the new restaurant?

are is have

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If you need to change any of the things you bought, please remember to bring your with them.

receipt recipe bill

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It will do you to have a holiday. You need it!

fine good great

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If I where he is, I'd tell you; but I don't.

knew know have known

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When I saw Mary yesterday morning, she for Paris on holiday.

left was leaving had left

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James never gives up; he's so !

powerful persuading persistent

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Because of the heavy rain, the open-air concert had to be .

run off called off held off

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What if someone offered you flowers in the street?

can you do have you done would you do

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When my car on the motorway last night, I panicked.

broke down turned in fell down

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If you can't reach Jane at home, try her on the mobile.

to call the call calling

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The new petrol prices will take on January 1st of next year.

strength measure effect

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That notorious criminal should to prison long ago!

have sent have been sent be sent

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There's something wrong with my car; it isn't working properly and it makes a strange noise. I ought to go to the garage to .

have serviced it have it serviced service it

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She comes from Sweden, so she cold weather.

used to get used to 's used to

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A Shakespeare play was when the theatre burnt down.

performed performing being performed

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The noise the children were making was me mad.

driving turning putting

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When the firm downsized, hundreds of people were made .

resigned unemployed redundant

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Much I admire his academic work, I despise him as a person.

though however even so

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Only a few select members of staff have to the computer room.

approach access admission

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I caught a of them as they went past the window.

sight glimpse look

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his friends' quick action, he would have drowned in the sea.

Unless it was If it wasn't But for

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Hardly we finished our meal when the lights went off.

have were had

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A well-known multinational has recently made to take over our company.

a bid a venture an investment

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She took the matches away from the children they should start a fire.

so as not lest unless

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The dog had from its home, and was completely lost.

strayed staggered scrambled

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There wasn't of truth in her accusation.

a gram a pinch an ounce

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There will probably be a good turnout for the charity event, but we cannot possibly rule the possibility of no one actually wanting to attend.

off away out

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If you really believe they'll give you the job, I'm afraid that's thinking.

hopeful wishful desiring

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After a long period of relative calm, there was a sudden of violence among the prisoners.

outcry outlay outbreak

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How such a silly mistake?

could he be making he could have made could he have made

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It's been a long time since we last met, ?

hasn't it isn't there didn't we

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Section 2: Text Completion

Choose the correct word or phrase to complete each gap.

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Today, the earth's temperature is rising consistently. Part of the temperature increase can be explained by natural factors. But scientists believe that humans may cause a portion of the warming trend. Our activities are a build-up of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. The properties of these gases are obviously leading to known as the greenhouse effect.

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The natural method of learning a foreign language almost necessarily implies in the country where the language is spoken, which also has its own linguistic drawbacks. It sounds well to talk of " a language" by ear in the country itself, but most good linguists will confess that they learn everything from books. Conversation is not really a learning new words and expressions, but one of practice in hearing and what we have already learnt.

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English Placement Test

Ελέγξτε τις γνώσεις σας στα Αγγλικά και δείτε το επίπεδό σας κατά του Προτύπου του Συμβουλίου της Ευρώπης

Section 1: Grammar & Vocabulary

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Section 2: Text Completion

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