Level Test Lower Advanced C1 - EnglishTag

Level Test Lower Advanced C1

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Please choose one option for each question then click Test Result to obtain your result and level (33 questions)

• A. Choose the correct option

  1. All my life...

  • A. I loved going to the movies

  • B. I have loved to go to the movies

  • C. I've loved going to the movies

  2. There you are!

  • A. I have waited for ages

  • B. I have been waiting for ages

  • C. I waited for ages

  3. He's had his car...

  • A. when he passed his driving test

  • B. since he passed his driving test

  • C. as he passed his driving test

  4. I don't think Tokyo...

  • A. is as dangerous like London

  • B. is so dangerous as London

  • C. is as dangerous as London

  5.

  • A. He looks just as his father

  • B. He looks just like his father

  • C. He looks just after his father

  6.

  • A. Your birthday's next month, isn't it?

  • B. Your birthday will be next month, won't it?

  • C. Your birthday is going to be next month, isn't it?

  7.

  • A. The doctor said it was nothing to worry about

  • B. The doctor said its nothing. Don't worry

  • C. The doctor said it isn't something to worry about

  8.

  • A. I can't imagine why he said that

  • B. I might imagine why he said that

  • C. I don't imagine why he said that

  9.

  • A. The painting sold for three thousand euros

  • B. The painting was sold for three thousand euros

  • C. The painting was being sold for three thousand euros

  10. I have never been...

  • A. such embarrassed

  • B. so embarrassed

  • C. such an embarrassed

  ... in all my life!

  11.

  • A. Had spoken to

  • B. Having spoken to

  • C. Speaking to

  ... Richard, it seems he finally made his decision

• B. Fill in the appropriate verb to form the expression

  • 1. To an opinion.
  • 2. To allowances.
  • 3. To precautions.
  • 4. To time.
  • 5. To a tooth.
  • 6. To between the lines.
  • 7. To a leg.
  • 8. To truant.
  • 9. To a vacancy.
  • 10. To the table.
  • 11. To a company.
  • 12. To house.
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• C. Choose the appropriate Preposition

  • 1. It was really nice fortowithof you to invite me.

  • 2. The house has been bytoonin the market for a while.

  • 3. I'm not very good withonatfor maths.

  • 4. You are towithunderon no obligation to go.

  • 5. He is atinonto charge of the whole department.

  • 6. Robert is an authority inonoverat English literature.

  • 7. You must be responsible oftobyfor your decisions.

  • 8. I'm very concerned againstwithaboutfor his smoking.

  • 9. Could you deal forwithfromon this problem later, please?

  • 10. I want to protest overonaboutof the state of the building.

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