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Placement test : grammar for beginners

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1) Present simple, complete the sentences:


She (go) to school by bus.

He (watch) television in the evening.

They (play) football on Sundays.

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2) Turn into the negative form, without any contracted form:

I like chocolate. => I chocolate.

He works hard. => He hard.

She is English. => She English.

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3) Past simple,complete the sentences without any contracted form:

She (go) to London.

They (play) tennis.

He (write) a letter.

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4) Turn into the negative form, without any contracted form:

She went to the market. => She to the market.

They began running. => They running.

He listened to the teacher. => He to the teacher.

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5) Complete with a relative pronoun except -that-:

He is the man came yesterday.

Do you know the book I read last Sunday?

The man, is in the car, is my uncle.

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6) Complete with much or many:

We can see birds in the sky.

There is not butter left.

He drinks too alcohol.

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7) Complete with for or since:

He has been waiting here two o’clock.

They have played football two hours.

They have been married a long time.

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8)Complete with the adjective in the superlative.Don't forget the article. :

This book is interesting. => This book is .

The blue dress is cheap. => The blue dress is .

That exercise is easy. => That exercise is .

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9) Complete with the right preposition:

He went Australia last year.

He has been living London for ten years.

She arrived school late.