Grammar Test Elementary (A2)

1. Write a (+), (-) or (?) sentence:

Example: (+) students/in class: There are some students in class.

(+) people/in the hall.

2. Write a (+), (-) or (?) sentence:

Example: (+) students/in class: There are some students in class.

(-) people/any/at the party

3. Complete the sentence with a subject pronoun (I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they) or with an object pronoun (me, you, him, her, it, us, them). Write the complete sentence in the answer box:

Example: Mark loves Ruth but she doesn’t love him.

Susan has a big flat.

… likes … a lot.

We often visit … on Sundays because she invites … for lunch.

4. Complete the sentence with a subject pronoun (I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they) or with an object pronoun (me, you, him, her, it, us, them). Write the complete sentence in the answer box:

Example: Mark loves Ruth but she doesn’t love him.

We often take my grandfather some magazines but … never reads … 

5. Complete the sentence with a subject pronoun (I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they) or with an object pronoun (me, you, him, her, it, us, them). Write the complete sentence in the answer box:

Example: Mark loves Ruth but she doesn’t love him.

I’m very happy with my neighbors.

… often help … with my children.

6. Complete the dialogue with do/does/am/is/are. Write the full sentences in the answer box.

Example: A: Why are you crying? B: Because I am feeling sad.

A: Where … Gemma going?

B: She … going to the gym.

7. Complete the dialogue with do/does/am/is/are. Write the full sentences in the answer box. 

Example: Why are you crying? Because I am feeling sad.

… Matt like shopping? He … mind it.

8. Complete the dialogue with do/does/am/is/are. Write the full sentences in the answer box:

Example: A: Why are you crying? B: Because I am feeling sad.

A: How old … your father?

B: He’s 66, but he … want to retire.

9. Complete the dialogue with do/does/am/is/are. Write the full sentences in the answer box:

Example: A: Why are you crying? B: Because I am feeling sad.

A: … your boyfriend cook?

B: Yes. He … making dinner now.

10. Complete the sentences with the right form of the verb. Write only the verb in the answer box:

Example: have brought

Last weekend I (go) to London with some friends.

11. Complete the sentence with the right form of the verb. Write the verb only in the answer box:

Example: have brought

Our train … already… .(leave).

We need to wait for the next train.

12. Complete the sentence with the right form of the verb. Write the verb only in the answer box:

Example: have brought

We (buy) some souvenirs tomorrow morning.

13. Complete the sentence with the right form of the verb. Write the verb only in the answer box:

Example: have brought

We … never … lunch in an Italian restaurant. (have)

14. Complete the sentence with the right form of the verb. Write the verb only in the answer box:

Example: have brought

Last night, we (see) a Shakespeare play at the Globe Theatre.

15. Complete the dialogue. Write the full sentence in the answer box:

Example: A: What (wear)? B: I wore jeans.

What did you wear?

A: (go out) last night?

B: Yes, I did.

16. Complete the dialogue. Write the full sentence in the answer box:

Example: A: What (wear)? B: I wore jeans. 

What did you wear?

A: Where (meet) your friends?

B: We met in a cafe.

17. Complete the dialogue. Write the full sentence in the answer box:

Example: A: What (wear)? B: I wore jeans. What did you wear?

A: What time (get home).

B: We got home late.

18. Complete the dialogue. Write the full sentence in the answer box:

Example: A: What (wear)? B: I wore jeans. What did you wear?

A: How (go home)?

B: We went home by taxi.

19. Complete the dialogue. Write the full sentence in the answer box:

Example: A: What (wear)? B: I wore jeans. What did you wear?

A: (have) a good time?

B: Yes, we had a great time.

20. Complete the sentence with there was/were/wasn’t/weren’t:

My sister didn’t have a shower because … a spider in the bath.

21. Complete the sentence with there was/were/wasn’t/weren’t:

We couldn’t watch the news because … a TV in our room.

22. Complete the sentence with there was/were/wasn’t/weren’t:

She didn’t have coffee because … cups.

23. Complete the sentence with there was/were/wasn’t/weren’t:

He took the photo because …a beautiful view.

24. Complete the sentence with there was/were/wasn’t/weren’t:

She didn’t need to buy apples because …. in the basket.