آزمون کپی از AEF 3 به صورت دیجی فرم

Complete the sentence. Use the correct form of the verb in parentheses. Example: How many cups of tea do you have (have) every day? 1 Dave (take) a shower right now. I’ll tell him you called. 2 you (finish) that book already? That was quick! 3 What you (give) Pete for his birthday last week? 4 I (go) to the doctor at 4:30. I’ll see you at 5:30. 5 He (play) on his computer since four o’clock. 6 Don’t take a taxi. I (pick you up) after the class. 7 you (see) the new movie next week? 8 We (stay) with my parents now while we look for a house. 9 I (finish) lunch and was having coffee when Joe arrived with an enormous cake. 10 you ever (drive) a sports car? 11 Sorry I’m late. you (wait) long? 12 Luckily I (drive) quite slowly when the cat ran in front of my car. 13 Tom says you (look for) me ten minutes ago. I was in a meeting. 14 They (not pay) me yet. Can you lend me some money? 15 we (try) the new Japanese restaurant in town? Meg says it’s wonderful.

Choose the correct word(s). Example: She wants / is wanting to be alone right now. 1 My boyfriend drives more slowly / slowlier than I do. 2 He can’t / doesn’t have to be at home. His car isn’t there. 3 I’ve been knowing / known her for ten years. 4 I’m afraid you can’t / shouldn’t speak to Mr. Franks right now. He’s busy. 5 I must / had to wash my car last night because I was going to drive my in-laws to the theater. 6 It was a great vacation, and it wasn’t as / than hot there as it was last summer. 7 You shouldn’t / don’t have to eat so much salt. It isn’t good for you. 8 Have you been having / had that computer for a long time? 9 Do you like /Are you liking going to the beach for your vacation? 10 He writes more / most carefully than his sister does. 11 He doesn’t need / isn’t needing to do any work this evening. 12 She’s been working with us for / since 2004. 13 You don’t have to / must not pay to go to that museum. It’s free. 14 What time did you go / are you going out tomorrow? 15 The test was easier than / as I thought.

Write the opposite adjective. Example: lazy hardworking 1 responsible 2 honest 3 tiny 4 freezing 5 generous

Choose the correct word. Example: The trip took so long that I was really tired / tiring the next day. 1 Have you ever fallen asleep at the movies because the movie was bored / boring? 2 Have you ever been really disappointed / disappointing by a test result? 3 I am very excited / exciting about my trip to Japan. 4 I find the weather in the winter very depressed / depressing. 5 I left my dictionary at home again! It’s so frustrated / frustrating