Test z angielskiego: Gramatyka angielska - upper-intermediate/advanced

Gramatyka angielska - upper-intermediate/advanced

Poniższy test sprawdza wiedzę ogólną z zakresu gramatyki angielskiej na poziomie upper-intermediate oraz advanced (zaawansowanym). W każdym pytaniu wybierz jedną odpowiedź tak, aby uzyskać logiczne i gramatycznie poprawne zdanie.

Poziom: Upper-Intermediate. Test rozwiązano 19421 razy. Średni wynik: 42,64 %.

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1. By the time we arrived, the ceremony ...

began has begun had begun would begin

2. I wish you ... me that you were going to visit us.

tell told have told had told

3. If only she ... about his situation, she would have helped him out.

knows knew has known had known

4. It's high time you ... if you want this job or not.

decide decided has decided had decided

5. When I was younger I ... football every day.

played was playing used to play was used to play

6. As a child she ... most of her holidays abroad.

spend was spending had spent would spend

7. How long ... here?

do you wait are you waiting have you been waiting had you been waiting

8. It's been ages since I last ... Mark.

see saw have seen had seen

9. She's really nice, but we ... as a couple.

won't work out wouldn't work out are not going to work out aren't working out

10. By the time Sue arrives, we ... all we need.

finish will finish will have finished will be finishing

11. I stopped ... to Kate, but she was very busy.

to talk talk talking

12. Look at her face. She's ...

to cry about to cry due to cry supposed to cry

13. Despite ... hard, she failed the exam.

studying study she studied

14. Although ... very hard, he failed the exam.

studying study he studied

15. Neither me, ... my brother like dancing.

or nor but and

16. I don't remember ... the door. I need to go back and check it.

to lock lock locking having locked

17. ... her English, she eventually passed the most difficult exam.

After improved Improving Having improved

18. Where was Kate yesterday? - I have no idea. She ... her boyfriend.

might have been seeing could have seen must have been seeing may see

19. Paul wished he ... a new car.

buys bough have bought had bought

20. We were late. When we came, there ... blood everywhere. He ... killed.

were ... had been was ... had been were ... was was ... was

21. And we ... on the edge of the world having a hunch that we ... anything.

had been slowly dying ... didn't change were slowly dying ... didn't change had been slowly dying ... hadn't changed were slowly dying ... hadn't changed

22. If Mark ... pass the exam, he really needs to study harder.

is to is about to is due to is bound to

23. I'm sorry. I ... come with you.

shalln't shan't not shall don't shall

24. I was sure that after midnight I ...

would be sleeping would sleep was sleeping will be sleeping

25. I thought everything ... by our arrival, but I was wrong.

would have been prepared would be prepared would have prepared will have been prepared

26. If only I ... a bit taller, I ... that competition.

was ... would win had been ... would have won were ... would have won had been ... would won

27. If only I ... so much, I ... much better now.

didn't drink ... would feel hadn't drunk ... would have felt didn't drink ... would have felt hadn't drunk ... would feel

28. I ... if you ... to the pub.

would rather ... don't go would prefer ... didn't go would rather ... wouldn't go would prefer it ... didn't go

29. ... the yesterday's storm, we ... there now.

Hadn't it been for ... would have been Had it not been for ... might be Hadn't it been for ... would be Had it not been for ... could have been

30. Let's go to the cinema, ... we?

will are shall should

31. I was really shocked ... her behaviour yesterday.

at by about for

32. My father is upset ... his health.

at with about for

33. Last week I bought a ... house.

beautiful small modern small beautiful modern modern small beautiful beautiful modern small

34. When I first saw Kate, I knew she was exactly the girl I ...

was looking for looked for had looked for had been looking for

35. Remember that calculators ... be used during the exam.

may not might not could not shall not

36. We've got white wine and red wine. ... would you prefer?

What Which Whose

37. He admitted to ... a mess.

do make doing making

38. Kate has broken her hand and couldn't hold a pen, so I wrote an e-mail ... her.

to for by instead

39. Sue described ... very clearly.

me the situation the situation to me

40. I was really angry, but I didn't dare ... anything.

say saying

41. There are ... examples of ... present simple tense on this page.

-...- -...the the...- the...the

42. ... of his parents could sing.

None No Neither

43. The traffic light ... green.

got became went

44. Mark didn't object ... late last night.

work to work working to working

45. The government has introduced ...

a children's toys tax a children toys tax a tax on children toys a tax on children's toys

46. Some experience is ... essential for the job.

pretty fairly very

47. Not once ... at home when I callled.

she was was she both forms are correct

48. Only later ... how much damage he had done.

he realised did he realise both forms are correct

49. Confident ..., she didn't manage to pass the exam.

though she was though was she although she was although was she

50. ... football, I enjoy playing basketball and tennis.

Apart from Except Except for

51. We were at a disadvantage ... that we couldn't speak German.

in by for with

52. The more I get to know Sue, the ... I liked her.

most less lesser much

53. Try as I ..., I couldn't open the door.

could might should would

54. I haven't seen ... movie for many years.

the so interesting so interesting so interesting a a so interesting

55. No sooner had I put the phone down ... it rang again.

when than then that

56. Hardly had I arrived at the station ... the train came in.

when than then that

57. I took me some time to ... a car.

get used to drive be used to driving get used to driving get used to drive

58. Did you understand all ... Helen said?

what which that where

59. I prefer ..... home rather than .... out.

staying...going to stay...to go stay...going to stay...go

60. You really should cut ..... smoking if you don't want to have health problems.

off out away down on

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