Final Elementary Test

If you answered most of the questions of one level or another correctly, this means that you are ready to solve tasks in tests of this level (and, accordingly, learn from this level), if not - you need to go down a step below. In other words, subheadings this test determines the level at which you are ready to start or continue studying language, but not the amount of your knowledge at this level.

1. Fill in the gaps with an appropriate item from the brackets.

• 1. It’s such a difficult text. I can’t understand .

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• 2. I asked the question but could answer it.

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• 3. They are having their holiday in Russia.

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• 4. of the people in the photo is your boy-friend?

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• 5. I’m afraid they will take her advice not .

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• 6. We can’t afford it. We don’t have so money.

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• 7. Are there going to be guests at the party?

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• 8. He doesn’t speak much English. Only words.

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• 9. We have very time. We must hurry.

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• 10. I’ve got money, I could lend you some.

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• 11. It’s a small village. There are houses here.

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2. Use an appropriate form of the adjectives and adverbs given in brackets.

• a) He is (tall) than his brother.

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• b) His business is getting (bad).

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• c) This building is not as (old) as that one.

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• d) Planes are much (expensive) than trains.

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• e) This is (tasty) meal I’ve ever tried.

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• f) We found them in (far) corner of the park.

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