Evaluation Test 9th grade

No 2

I. Circle the correct form: 24 p

1. My mum was/ has been in the park yesterday morning.

2. My father have/has repaired my DVD player.
3. The boys has/have broken the window.
4. Did you see/ Have you seen the new film?
5. His favourite team just won/has just won the match.
6. Their plane have/has just taken off.
7. The baby has cried/cried a lot last night.
8. Columbus sailed/has sailed to America.
9. Tim was my friend when we have lived/lived in Paris.
10. They have been here since 4 o’clock/every week.

II. Past Simple or Present Perfect Simple? 18 p

1. The US President (visit) …………………………our country three times in the last two years.
2. When (you/go) ………………………to Rome?
3. You look different. ……………………….(you/have) a haircut?
4. I (not/see)…………………... David at all this week. I don't even know where he is.
5. (you/speak) …………………….to John yet?
6. My sister (be) ……………………..to New York three times and she's going again next month.

III.Change the tense in the following. Use the tense given in brackets. 18 p

1. Elizabeth isn't at home. (change to past simple)

Elizabeth………………………..at home.
2. My father loves seafood. (change to past simple)
My father……………..……….seafood.
3. He speaks four languages. (change to past simple)
He………………………...four languages.
4. My sister doesn't have a job. (change to past simple)
My sister…………………….a job.
5. He reads a lot of books in his spare time. (change to past simple)
He……………………………a lot of books in his spare time.
6. I saw a great film. (change to present perfect simple)
I…………………………a great film.

IV.Fill in the sentences using used to/be used to/get used to : 15 p

1. At first the employees didn't like the new open-space office but in the end they …. it.
2. When I had to commute to work every day I … (get up) very early.
3. Don't worry, it's a simple program to use. You … it in no time, I'm sure.
4. The most difficult thing was … (eat) such spicy food.
5. I've just got my first job. It's exciting but I'll have … (work) regular hours.
6. It is difficult for Tom to drive in England. He … (drive) on the left-hand side of the road.
V. Fill the spaces in these sentences with either " have been" or "have gone". 15 p

1. He doesn't know what to do about his college choice. He's visited about twenty to see what they are like.
Now, he has   away for a few days to think about it.
2. Mr. Berkeley didn't know you were coming to the office today. He has just   home!
3. I've   home and the dog isn't there. Where is he?
4. Notice on office door: "   TO LUNCH".
5. We need some sugar." "It's OK, I've already   . It's in the cupboard above your head.