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TEST Unit 1.: 1. Complete The Sentences With Too or Enough

This document contains an English practice test with 6 sections: 1) completing sentences with too/enough, 2) writing a dialogue, 3) changing verbs to past tense, 4) completing sentences with modal verbs, 5) writing sentences based on a chart about changes in a person's habits, and 6) filling in sentences with connecting words. The sections provide exercises to practice various grammar and language skills.

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TEST Unit 1.: 1. Complete The Sentences With Too or Enough

This document contains an English practice test with 6 sections: 1) completing sentences with too/enough, 2) writing a dialogue, 3) changing verbs to past tense, 4) completing sentences with modal verbs, 5) writing sentences based on a chart about changes in a person's habits, and 6) filling in sentences with connecting words. The sections provide exercises to practice various grammar and language skills.

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TEST Unit 1.

1. Complete the sentences with too or enough.

1. He wasn't strong   ……enough……………… to lift that heavy box.


2. It is     ……too……………… difficult to do for a little child.
3. The skirt isn’t good for me, because it is too……. big.
4. I didn't buy the car because it was  ………too…………… expensive.
5. He didn't work hard   …………enough………… to pass the exam.

2. Write a dialogue, use the following cues: piano exam tomorrow /


passed
A:Hi Arsen,how are you

B:Hi,i am fine and you?

(Later) A:I am ok,have you piano exam tommorow?

B: …Yes,I have.I think you will pass.

A: …Oh,I bellive in you

3. Put the verbs into the past simple or the past continuous tense.

1. While Tom…was playing………………… (play) the piano, his mother ……was


doing……………….(do) the washing-up.
2. He…drunk………………… (drink) some juice and then he…was eating……………………
(eat) a few chips.
3. I ……had………………(have) dinner when I suddenly……………………….. (hear) a loud
bang.
4. When my father ……………worked…………..(work) in the garden, an old friend…was
coming……….. (come) to see us.

4. Complete the sentences with could / couldn’t / have to / didn’t have to/ have to.

1. I ………could not…………….. carry the box. It was too heavy for me.
2. We had enough time so we …dont have to hurry.
3. Sarah ……have to…………………… eat becasue she was ill.
4. I went to bed early because I …have to……………….. get up at 5 a.m.
5. Today I … have to……….. learn a lot because I’m having a Math test tomorrow.
5. Look at the chart and write sentences about Kate.
e.g. She used to eat a lot of sweets, but she eats a lot of fruits and vegetables.

past present
She ate a lot of sweets. She eats a lot of fruits and vegetables now.

She worked in a shop. Now she works in a bank.

She watched a lot of TV. Now she doesn't watch much TV.

She didn't go swimming. Now she goes swimming.

She smoked. She doesn’t smoke now.

1. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………
2. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………
3. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………
4. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
but

6. Fill in the sentences with but, however, although, on the other hand.

1. On the other hand………………………....she has a weak voice, she wants to be a singer.


2. The film had great special effects, …although….………..the acting wasn’t very good.
3. The meal was extremely good, ………but…………………………it was expensive.
4. He is very poor,………but…………….he is happy.
5. …………however……………………………….. you try hard, you will never be able to do it.

6.

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