Advanced Grammar in Use Second Edition Level Test

1 Cambridge University Press 2006 Advanced Grammar in Use Photocopiable1 And now for this evening s main headline: Britain another Olympic gold medal!A had wonB winsC wonD has won2He the stolen cigarettes onto the back of the lorry when the police arrived. A loadedB was loadingC did load3 Anne had to pay for everything because, as usual, Peter his wallet at had leftB leftC was leaving4 Someone my special sports drink that I bought this morning! The bottle s halfempty!A has been drinkingB drinksC is drinking5 Mark and Penny broke up last month.

2 Oh no! They out together for years. A have goneB had goneC had been goingD are going6We re late. By the time we get to the cinema, the film .A will have startedB has startedC will startD will have been starting7If we world poverty, the richer countries will need to make are endB will endC are endingD are to end 8 Frank promoted soon. After all, his mother is chief is bounding to getB is bound to getC is meaning to9 Are you OK? You look really pale. I need the bathroom. I think I sick. A am to beB will beC shall beD am going to be 10 When are you leaving for the airport?

3 Well, my flight at six thirty. A is going to leaveB leavesC is leavingD will leave11 Fortunately, the fire fighters put the fire out before it caused too much were able toB canC are able toD could12 Mum, I m tired. Well, if you to bed after midnight every night, what do youexpect? A wentB are goingC will goD would go13 Mary isn t home yet. She late at the office must have had to workB must have got to workC must ve to workD must work14I remember to the circus by my grandfather when I was a having takenB to be takenC being takenD was taken15 The accident is thought by leaves on the railway to have causedB to have been causedC to have been causing16 Have you heard?

4 Sandra sold her flat and bought a houseboat. A She did what?B What she did?C Did she what?D She what did?17 The detective in charge of the investigation asked .A the two witnesses their namesB their names the two witnessesC the two witnesses of their namesD to the two witnesses their namesAdvanced Grammar in Use Second EditionLevel Test Cambridge University Press 2006 Advanced Grammar in Use Photocopiable18I really object in rooms where other people have to people smokingB to people smokeC people to smokeD to people smoking19 Chris told Liz that he had a good job with a big salary, but he.

5 A hadn tB wasn tC didn tD hadn t got20 The Smiths had to decide to their daughter s kidnappers demands or bring in if they agreeB if to agreeC whether to agreeD whether they agree21 Nutrition experts advise too many refined us not to eatB us that we don t eatC us not eatingD not to eat22By the end of the conference, there was still no real agreement the primary causeof the disaster whatB what as toC asD as to what23 The personnel consultant recommended that managers apart from other staffduring not to sitB are not sittingC not sitD not sitting24 The Prime Minister was asked what to do about inner city he intendedB intended heC did he intendD he did intend25 Looking after pets a good way of teaching children to be areB isC beD being26 Every man.

6 Woman and child on the island the effects of the fuel has sufferedB have suffered27 The only witnesses to the accident were two .A passer-byesB passers-by28No Horizonwas directed by Steve Caplan, only two years before his lateB a lateC the lateD of late29 Sorry, do you spell your surname with s or two? Two. A singleB aC anD one30 Nowadays, are much better behaved than their parents were at the same age,don t you think?A teenagersB the teenagers 31I m not fussy. I ll eat kind of fruit or someB anyC all 32twenty per cent of natural gas used to heat homes in the UK comes from theNorth Few ofB Lesser thanC Fewer thanD Less than 33 See the woman over there by the window?

7 Isn t she the one won the lottery lastweek?A whichB whomC thatD what34 The Transport Minister, department the email was apparently sent, has denied allknowledge of a from whoseB whoseC from hisD which35 Detective Chief Inspector Chambers, the laptop was stolen, has posted a 10, from whichB from whoC from whom 36In many cultures, when the elderly become too weak to look after , they go andlive with their themselvesB theirselvesC themselfD theirself Cambridge University Press 2006 Advanced Grammar in Use Photocopiable37 When the robber ordered the hostages to lie face down on the ground, they without did suchB did soC so did38 Yes, the script was excellent, but the performances were completelyB extremelyC utterlyD absolutely39It was solution to the problem that the audience cheered a such a sensibleB so a sensibleC a so sensibleD such a sensible40Is Ben OK?

8 He was behaving .A very strangely in the canteen this morningB this morning in the canteen very strangelyC in the canteen this morning very strangelyD in the canteen very strangely this morning41 Ignoring the flashing light bulbs, the three judges walked up the courthouse steps .A in a dignified fashionB dignifiedlyC in a dignifiedly fashionD dignified42 The girl snatched the kitten away from the dog and screamed for her fearedB afraidC frightenedD scary43it never recycled any waste materials, the company s environmental record wasnot ForB In thatC WithD Due to44If oil supplies in the near future, we would find it very hard to meet our will run outB were running outC would run outD were to run out45 Travelling by coach is cheap.

9 , it can be slow in rush hour WhereasB AlthoughC NeverthelessD While46 Look at those clouds! Don t worry. it rains, we ll still have a great time. A Even ifB Even thoughC DespiteD Whereas47 Far Terry s small plane lay the freezing waters of the North Sea, where his father sboat had disappeared many years downB underC underneathD below48 Your boss is always criticising your work. I don t know why you .A put up with itB put up it withC put it up withD it put up with49OK, so the dates are agreed, but question of the budget to it s still theB there s still aC there s still theD it s still a50 Not until every single reporter had gone outside his front door did Alan stepB Alan steppedC stepped AlanD Alan did step Cambridge University Press 2006 Advanced Grammar in Use PhotocopiableAdvanced Grammar in Use Second EditionLevel TestAnswer key1 DUnit 32 BUnit 43 AUnit 54 AUnit 65 CUnit 76 AUnit 117 DUnit 128 BUnit 139 DUnit 910 BUnit 1011 AUnit 1512 CUnit 1613 AUnit 1814 CUnit 2315 BUnit 2516 AUnit 2717 AUnit 2918

10 DUnit 3019 CUnit 6420 CUnit 3421 AUnit 3622 DUnit 3823 CUnit 3924 AUnit 3225 BUnit 4026 AUnit 4127 BUnit 4328 CUnit 4629 DUnit 4430 AUnit 4731 BUnit 4832 DUnit 5233 CUnit 5334 AUnit 5535 CUnit 5536 AUnit 6037 BUnit 6338 BUnit 6739 DUnit 7340 AUnit 7441 AUnit 7142 CUnit 6643 BUnit 8044 DUnit 8345 CUnit 8746 AUnit 8247 DUnit 8848 AUnit 9449 CUnit 9550 AUnit 100