آزمون Ameican English File unit 5-6 به صورت دیجی فرم

Exercise. 1 Make the past perfect positive:

1.I (work) all day, so I didn’t want to go out.

2 . She (sleep) for ten hours when I woke her.

3. They (live) in Beijing for three years when he lost his job.

4 . When we met, you . (work) at that company for six months.

5. We (eat) all day, so we felt a bit ill.

6. He was red in the face because he (run). 

7.It (rain), and the road was covered in water.

8. I was really tired because I (study).

9.We (go) out for three years when we got married.

Exercise 2: Make the past perfect  negative.

1. I (not / work) there long when she quit

. 2. She (not / work) but she was tired anyway.

3. It (not / rain) long when I got home.

4. He was in trouble with the teacher because he . (not / go) to classes.

5. We (not / live) in London for three years when we got married! It was more like five years.

6. Although it was hot in the kitchen, Julie (not / cook).

7. I. not / sleep) long when there was a knock at the door.

8. He didn’t feel healthy, because he (not / go) to the gym.

9. I caught a cold because I (not / eat) properly.

Exercise 3 .Make the past perfect  question:

1. When you got sick, (you / eat) enough?

2. There was water everywhere, (what / the children / do)?

3. (it / rain) when you left the restaurant?

4 (how long / she / live) in London when she found that job?

5. (why / you / study) so hard?

6. Why was the house so messy? . (what/ she / do)?

7. (how long / we / wait) when the bus finally arrived?

8. .(how long / he / play) football when he was injured?

9. (I / work) that day?

10. (she / see) him for long when they moved to Paris?

PRONUNCIATION /'Jr/, /'Jr/ a �the word with a different sound.  horse      bird       horse     bird    four         first        course    court shorts     hurt         floor     serve  warm up     sports     score     shirt    world      worst       worse

GRAMMAR usually and used to a Correct any mistakes in the highlighted phrases. Check (.I) the correct sentences. 1 Where did you used to live before you moved here? did you use to live? 2 Jerry used to have a beard, but he shaved it off last week. 3 I usually go to the gym when I leave work. 4 My wife doesn't use to wear makeup. She doesn't like it. 5 Did you use to have long hair? 6 I use to walk to work. My office is only ten minutes from my house.

Write a review of a movie. 

Complete the sentences with simple past. in field of 8be together become friends break up get along get to know get in touch get married go out together have (sth) in common lose touch meet propose

1.Anna I met Luke when she started work. They 2 _____ each other quickly because they sat next to each other in the office. They soon 3 and they discovered that they• _____ a lot _____ because they were both sports fans. They 5 ____ _ a few times after work and they fell in love. They 6 for a year. but they argued a lot. and in the end they ' . After that. Anna got a new job in a different town and so they 8 _____ • Ten years later. they _____ again on Facebook. They were both still single and Mark had changed jobs, too. They decided to try again, and this time they 10 _____ better than before, maybe because they weren't working together. After six months. Luke 11 _____ and Anna accepted. They 12 last spring. A lot of their old colleagues from work came to the wedding!

How MANY FRIENDS does the average person have? A researcher at Cornell University recently did a study to learn the number of friends a typical American has. He interviewed more than 2,000 adults aged 18 and over in his study. He asked them to list the names of the people they had discussed serious matters with in the last six months. About 48% of the people taking part gave the researcher one name, 18% gave him two, and about 29% gave him more than two. These results contrast dramatically with the news published by the social networking site Facebook recently. They said that the average user on the sire has 130 friends. The Cornell University study found the average number of friends to be a lot lower - 2.03 to be exact. The researcher from Cornell has explained that the difference lies in the definition of the word friend. A friend on Facebook may be a person who the user has met by chance or someone that they will never meet in real life. However, the friends in the researcher's study are close friends, who participants feel comfortable discussing their problems with. In a similar study conducted 25 years ago, participants had a higher number of close friends. Then, the average number was three. Despite the lower number, the researcher does not believe that people are getting more isolated. Instead he thinks it's a sign that they are becoming better at choosing who they can trust with their secrets. This is supported by the number of people in the study who could not think of any names of close friends they would discuss their personal problems with. The percentage of these participants is the same this rime as it was 25 years ago. In both studies, just over 4% of the participants gave researchers no names. Apparently, the people who fall into this category are more likely to be men, or people with less education. In general, the researcher from Cornell regards these findings as positive. In his opinion, they suggest that, at least in the case of Americans, people are not becoming less sociable.

Read the article again and choose the best answer. l Most people in the Cornell University study had spoken about something important with ... @ one person. b two people. c more than two people. 2 The news published by Facebook is different from the results in the Cornell study because ... a the people are different ages. b the studies are from different years. c the relationships aren't the same. 3 According to a previous study, people had _____ close friends in the past. a more b the same number of c fewer 4 The number of people with no close friends is it was in the past. a higher than b the same as c lowerthan 5 The results of the Cornell study show that Americans today are they used to be. a more sociable than b as sociable as c less sociable than

 Speaking:  send your voice Describe your favorite movie. You should say When and where you saw it? What type of film it was? What the film was about? And explain why it is your favorite film?

GRAMMAR passive (all tenses) a Complete the sentences with the correct passive form of the verbs in the box. Use the tense in parentheses. {direct      dub          invite             play                 release             shoot          show              write }1 The movie is directed by Kathryn Bigelow. (simple present) 2 The part of Spider-Man ____________ _ by Andrew Garfield. (simple past) 3 It was very windy while the scene---------­ --------· (past continuous) 4 The sequel _________________ _ next year. (future, will) 5 Some of the extras ______________ _ to the movie premiere. (future, going to) 6 The musical-----------------­ in movie theaters all over the country. (present continuous) 7 The drama _________________ _ into five other languages. (present perfect) 8 The script _________________ _ by the author of the book. (simple past)

Talk about   one o f your close friends. In pairs, ask and answer the questions. How long have you known him / her? Where did you meet?Why do you get along well? What do you have in common? Do you ever argue? What about? How often do you see each other? How do you keep in touch? When? Do you think you’ll stay friends?

Make a sentence.

Write 5 idioms with  meanings and examples