diagnostic test 3º ESO | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

VOCABULARY: My cousin likes to meet new people and make lots of friends. He’s very f____________________.

friendly

VOCABULARY: Sometimes my brother doesn’t want to do any work. He can be very l__________________ sometimes.

lazy

VOCABULARY: The only one I can talk to when I have problems is my friend Judy. She's very c_____________________.

considerate

VOCABULARY: Maurice is a very m_________________ young man for his age. He never fools around and is always serious.

mature

VOCABULARY: I feel very n__________________ before a test.

nervous

VOCABULARY: The judge was f________________ to both sides, so everyone was happy.

fair

VOCABULARY: I hate our headmaster. She's a very b______________ person who orders everyone around.

bosy

I like / I am liking my job a lot more now than when I started.

I like

Hurry up – everyone is waiting / waits for you!

is waiting

The tram that is coming / comes full, but I think that the next one is coming / comes in seven minutes.

is coming; comes

I like / am liking Italian food.

like

We think / are thinking of painting the house pink.

are thinking

I want / am wanting to visit him when I am in Kathmandu.

want

My father is enjoying / enjoys training the dolphins at the zoo.

enjoys

PRESENT CONTINUOUS: ________________ they ________________ to radio now? (listen)

Are they listening

PRESENT CONTINUOUS: The cat ________________ on the carpet. (not lie)

isn't lying

PRESENT CONTINUOUS: I ________________ on the sofa. (not sit)

I'm not sitting

PRESENT CONTINUOUS: What ________________ you ________________ here? (do)

are you doing

PRESENT CONTINUOUS: ________________ Phil ________________ the exercise? (explain)

Is Phil explaining

PRESENT CONTINUOUS: We ________________ nice photos. (take)

are taking

PRESENT CONTINUOUS: He ________________ her name. (not shout)

isn't shouting

MUCH / MANY: I don’t drink______________wine.

much

MUCH / MANY: How_______toasts do you eat?

many

MUCH / MANY: There is__________rain in England.

much

MUCH / MANY: How ___________________do you eat?

much

MUCH / MANY: There are_________roses in the garden.

many

MUCH / MANY: I don’t eat_________________.

much

MUCH / MANY: There is ___________work to do.

much

SOME / ANY / A / AN: There are _____________ good books that you should read.

some

SOME / ANY / A / AN: Is there _____________ office near here?

an

SOME / ANY / A / AN: There isn't _____________ shopping centre in this little town.

a

SOME / ANY / A / AN: Are there _____________ parents in that party?

any

SOME / ANY / A / AN: There are _____________ postcards on this table for you.

some

SOME / ANY / A / AN: There are _____________ beautiful gardens, but there aren’t any fountains.

some

SOME / ANY / A / AN: There's _____________ airport next to the city.

an

PRESENT SIMPLE: Alexis and her husband always _____________ (come) for the summer.

come

PRESENT SIMPLE: She _____________ (have) many friends.

has

PRESENT SIMPLE: They _____________ (not work) for us.

don't work

PRESENT SIMPLE: _____ (you watch) movies?

Do you watch

PRESENT SIMPLE: They _____________ at birds. (look)

look

PRESENT SIMPLE: Emma _____________ in the lessons. (dream)

dreams

PRESENT SIMPLE: We _____________ our dog. (call)

call

THERE WAS / THERE WERE: ____ many children there.

There were

THERE WAS / THERE WERE: ____ any chocolate biscuits. (Negative)

There weren't

THERE WAS / THERE WERE: ____ a music festival in your town?

Was there

THERE WAS / THERE WERE: ____ any money in her wallet (Negative)

There wasn't

THERE WAS / THERE WERE: ____ music at their party?

Was there

THERE WAS / THERE WERE: ____ a lot of people in New York.

There were

THERE WAS / THERE WERE: ____ a birthday cake.

There was

THERE IS / THERE ARE: Is there / Are there a bookcase?

Is there

THERE IS / THERE ARE: There isn’t a / There aren´t any milk in the fridge.

There isn't

THERE IS / THERE ARE: There isn’t / There aren’t any pencils on the table.

There aren't

THERE IS / THERE ARE: Is there / Are there a teacher in the classroom?

Is there

THERE IS / THERE ARE: Is there / Are there any windows in the kitchen?

Are there

THERE IS / THERE ARE: There’s / There are four chairs in the living room.

There are

THERE IS / THERE ARE: There’s / There are a TV.

There's