By Olga Fesenko / 18 grudnia, 2022 Your email address: Your name: Company name: Start Quiz! 1. GrammarTask 1: present perfect simple and past simple Choose the correct answer (the present perfect simple or the past simple tense).Barack Obama ....... several books. In 2008, he ...... a book for his two daughters.published; has writtenhas published; wrotepublished; wrote 2. Over the course of his life, Winston Churchill ...... more than 500 pictures and ...... over 70 books. In 1953, he ...... the Nobel Prize for Literature.painted; wrote; wonhas painted; has written; has wonhas painted; has written; won 3. Since 1995, Shakira ....... schools for poor children all over Columbia. She ....... many millions of dollars for charity.has founded; has raisedfounded; raisedhas founded; raised 4. Brad Pitt ....... interested in architecture since he was young, and he ....... a restaurant and an apartment building.was; designedhas been; has designedhas been; designed 5. Before she ...... engaged to Prince William, Kate Middleton ...... across the English Channel in an all-woman team.was; has trainedhas been; trainedwas; trained 6. Task 2: present perfect simple and past simple Complete the texts with the correct Present perfect or Past simple form of the verb. Example: Since he died (die) in 1977, Elvis Presley has had (have) 31 single hits. During his lifetime, he produced (produce) over 60 hits, including 18 number ones. 1 In 1965, Paul McCartney (write) the most popular song of all time, 'Yesterday'. Since then, there (be) over 2,500 cover versions. 2 Jack Nicholson (have) one of the longest careers in Hollywood - he (work) in the film industry for more than fifty years. Over his career, he (receive) more award nominations than any other actor, and he (win) three Oscars. He (win) Best Actor Award in 1975 and 1997 and he (receive) the Best Supporting Actor Award in 1983. 3 Which movie is the most successful of all time? It is difficult to say. Avatar (make) the most money since it (appear) in 2009, but it only (win) three Oscars. Titanic, which (come) out in 1997, (win) 11 Oscars, and it (make) nearly $2 billion since its release. 7. Task 3: present perfect simple and present perfect continuous Complete the questions and answers with the present perfect simple, or the present perfect continuous, and for or since. Use contractions (short forms) where possible. Example: A How long has he been waiting to speak to someone? (he/wait) B He's been waiting for half an hour. 1 A How long ? (you/work) B I here three months now. 2 A How long with Rob? (you/go out) B We we left school. 3 A How long single? (Penny/be) B I think she she broke up with Paul. 4 How long your driving licence? (you/have) B I it ten years. 6 A How long to find a job? (Pete/try) B He he left university last year, but no luck! 7 A How long to be a doctor? (your sister/want) B She to be a doctor she was seven years old. 8. Task 4: cleft sentencesPut the words in the correct order to make sentences. 1 love / thing / about / is / I / the / online gaming / teamwork 9. 2 is / about games / don't understand / their addictive quality / the thing / I that 10. 3 found / how friendly / what / when playing online / people are / is / I've 11. 4 like most about gaming / I / ability / the thing that / to switch off / is / the 12. 5 dislike / how much time / is / it takes up / what / I 13. Vocabulary Task 1: Free-time activities Complete the conversation using the prompts in brackets. 1 A: What (you/fancy/do) this evening? B: Something energetic. I'm furious with my boss and need to (let/steam). 2 A: I don't know why I'm taking this course. I'm (hopeless/it). B: But you're improving little by little. That (encouraging). 3 A: I thought I'd love karate from the start, but it took me a while to (take/it). B: Yeah, I know what you mean. I wasn't keen at first, but it's definitely (grow/me). 4 A: (beat) a lazy Sunday morning. B: No. It's the only part of the week when I can completely (switch). 14. Task 2: Annoying incidents at work Complete the conversation with phrases from the box. at fault | came up with | distracts | fellow workers | going on and on | had a go at | irritation | is driving | pointed the finger of blame | pointless | smashing it into little pieces A: My work me mad. B: Why? A: Edie keeps about how she gets all the boring work when it's not true. B: That's annoying. Does she moan to your or just you? A: Just me! It's a minor , I guess, but she from my own work. Still, it's not as bad as all the meetings I have to attend! B: My me today about a mistake with an order. I don't think that I was , but a colleague at me. A: That's not nice. B: I know. I a good solution and was just fixing it when my computer crashed. Honestly, I was very close to . 15. Task 3: Exaggeration Complete the second sentence with the word in brackets so that it's an exaggerated version of the first. 1 It's cold in here. (Arctic) It's in here. 2 I'm really bored today. (dying) I'm today. 3 I've been sitting here for a long time. (hours) I've . 4 Dan was really angry. (kill) Dan looked me 5 I would love a cup of tea. (murder) I a cup of tea. 6 The library's really far from here. (miles) The library's here. 7 Andrea is always talking about her famous uncle. (on) Andrea always about her famous uncle. 8 I've called the company lots of times but I can't get through. (again) I've called the company but I can't get through. 16. Task 4Answer the questions using the words in bold and your own ideas.What kind of activity or experience could you define as exhilarating? 17. Has anyone ever tried to undermine your authority or confidence? If yes, how? 18. How can you understand that someone's behaviour towards you is belligerent? 19. What kind of errands did you use to run for your parents when you were a child? 20. What might lead to a person tripping over? 21. Have you or anyone you know ever done an internship? What did you/they do? 22. How might someone con you into giving them money? Loading...