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1. She ___ a teacher.

are is am be

2. I ___ coffee every morning.

drinks drinking drink drank

3. There ___ some milk in the fridge.

is are be have

4. We ___ to the cinema last night.

go gone going went

5. If it ___ tomorrow, we will stay at home.

will rain rains rained raining

6. She has lived here ___ 2019.

since for from during

7. The report ___ by the manager yesterday.

wrote has written was written is writing

8. I wish I ___ more time to prepare.

have will have am having had

9. Hardly ___ the meeting started when the power went out.

has had did was

10. The proposal was turned ___ because it was incomplete.

down off up over

11. Choose the sentence closest in meaning: “She is not used to working under pressure.”

She often works under pressure. She used to work under pressure. She finds working under pressure unfamiliar. She is unable to work under pressure.

12. Choose the best word: The evidence was so ___ that the committee had no choice but to act.

compulsory complacent comprehensive compelling

What the levels mean

The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) describes what you can do in English at each level.

A0 — Starter: first words and phrases.

A1 — Beginner: simple everyday communication.

A2 — Elementary: routine tasks and short texts.

B1 — Intermediate: familiar situations and simple opinions.

B2 — Upper-Intermediate: fluent on many topics and complex texts.

C1 — Advanced: flexible, effective language use.

C2 — Proficient: near-native mastery.

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