ODPOWIEDZI DO TESTU NR 1 - TYP: B
never < rarely < sometimes < often < usually < always
a) I go to church often. / I often go to church./. b) Peter and Kate work in an office.
c) We work at school every morning. d) She goes to cinema rarely. / She rarely goes to cinema./.
e) Bill goes to school every day. / Bill everyday go to school./.
John /He/ lives with his (younger) sister (Mary) and his parents.
He is /He's/ fifteen (years old).
Mary /She/ goes to school at 8 o'clock.
John's /His/ father name is /name's/ Peter.
Susan /She/ works in a library.
Their grandmother /She/ cooks dinners for them, because she lives next their house.
(Every Saturday) Mary / She/ goes to the cinema (every Saturday).
teaches, flies, looks, listens, goes, works, has, studies, is, takes.
a) She bought an car yesterday She bought a car yesterday.
b) Peter rarely go to cinema. Peter rarely goes to cinema.
happy, beautiful, successful, famous, romantic, funny, excellent, silent /quiet/
fast - car, boring - book, pretty - woman, old - man, tasty - meal, happy - day
sister, husband, mother, father, brother, brother, son, grandmother, daughter, granddaughter, father, aunt, uncle, wife, cousin, sister.
I worked in India in 1989. I stayed in a small village for six months and taught in primary school. I got up at 6 o'clock and I worked from seven to five o'clock. In the evening I worked in the garden. Once day, I went to a shop to look for some new yeans. I tried on three pairs and I bought a pair of black jeans. Then, I came back to Poland.
like - liked - liked
become - became - became
be - was/were - been
give - gave - given
know - knew - known
teach - taught - taught
take - took - taken
understand - understood - understood
send - sent - sent
put - put - put
recognize - recognized - recognized
run - ran - run
look - looked - looked
find - found - found
love - loved - loved
borrow - borrowed - borrowed
enjoy - enjoyed - enjoyed
have - had - had
big - bigger - the biggest
excellent - more excellent - the most excellent
popular - more popular - the most popular
good - better - the best
funny - funnier - the funniest
bad - worse - the worst
fat - fatter - the fattest
intelligent - more intelligent - the most intelligent
long - longer - the longest
lazy - lazier - the laziest
sad - sadder - the saddest
shy - shier - the shiest
happy - happier - the happiest
fit - fitter - the fittest
When did you go to Greece?
Who did James Bond /he/ kill?
Where did Sherlock Holmes /he/ live?
Where is Kate /she/ from?
What does Teresa /she/ like?
Kate is watching TV at the moment.
Is she swimming in the sea now?
Is he going to work in London?
My parents are going to buy a new car.
My sister won't come to Poland.
Peter will study at university.
My son has tried a new game.
Have you ever climbed in the mountains?
Students have to go to school.
Children can't smoke cigarettes.
travel /trip/, adventure, weather, cabbage, sausage, pasta /noodles/ , bread, vegetables, use, think, castle, well, dress, come, worse, understand, dark, young, older, younger.
MEALS, EVENTS, VEGETABLES, LEGENDS, FILMS, DAYS. CLOTHES, HOBBIES, JOBS, FOOD, FRUITS, COUNTRIES. Hasło: „English is fun”.
fourteen, nineteen, twenty six, thirty nine, fifty one, seventy three, eighty six, ninety three, ninety five, ninety eight, (one) hundred and two, two hundred and thirty.
This is my younger brother. I was not at the cinema yesterday. I meet my friends every Sunday.
She often plays the piano. /She plays the piano often./. We bought a car last summer.
small /little/, hate, father, daughter, moon, hard-working, night, light, white, aunt, short, young.
It's eight o'clock.
It's half past nine. /It's half to ten. / It's thirty past nine. / It's thirty to ten./.
It's twenty five past eleven. /It's thirty five to twelve./.
It's twenty to two. /It's forty past one./.
It's ten to four. /It's fifty past three./.
It's five to seven. /It's fifty five past six./.
Hello, from, Really, pictures, play, rock, take, your, don't, you.
birth, childhood, youth, wedding, retirement, death, funeral.
Punktacja:
0 - 40 - niedostateczny
41 - 80 - dopuszczający
81 - 120 - dostateczny
131 - 170 - dobry
171 - 190 - bardzo dobry
191 - 200 - celujący