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Test2 Engl
Test2 Engl
Celkem lze získat maximálně 70 bodů. Doporučené minimum pro zapsání kurzu je 50 bodů.
2) Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verb in brackets. 10b
Example: I’ve never read (read) a book in English.
1. We 're flying/are going to fly (fly) to Hong Kong at ten o’clock next Saturday.
2. When they got to the hotel they had (have) a meal.
3. My sister 's studied (study) really hard at the moment.
4. Let’s eat Greek food. I 've never tried (try) it.
5. Have you been (be) to Paris before?
6. Be careful. I 've just painted (paint) the wall.
7. When is Juan going/going to go (go) back to Spain? Is it tomorrow?
8. I won't be (not be) late tonight. That’s a promise.
9. I saw (see) your father in town on Friday when I was shopping.
10. Were you waiting (wait) for Jane when I saw you this morning?
I have often thought about moving from my country town to a big city like London. Life in a
country town is quiet and I’ve always found the bright lights and crowded streets of a city
very exciting. However, after a recent visit to London to do some Christmas shopping and see
the Christmas lights, I was very happy to get back home!
There are more people in London than ever before! It was crowded everywhere I went. The
streets, the pavements, the shops, the cafés and the Underground. Everyone was trying to get
somewhere quickly.
KAA/ANG2X VSTUPNÍ TEST – ŘEŠENÍ
I travelled to London by train and the train was so full that I had to stand for the whole
journey. Then I wanted to go on the Underground. That was a big mistake! There were
hundreds of people on the platform and when the train arrived it was full! But the people on
the platform just pushed and pushed and got into the train! I didn’t. I went back into the street
and walked to Oxford Street. It was raining and freezing cold but it was better than the
crowded Underground.
After an expensive coffee I did my shopping. Well, I tried to do my shopping. There were so
many people on the pavements I had to walk in the road and everyone was in a hurry. They
were pushing and knocking each other with their bags. No one talked or smiled. Then, of
course, it was time to go home! My feet were hurting and it was raining again so I decided not
to walk. I got a taxi but it took forty-five minutes because there was so much traffic. I can’t
remember the train journey home. I slept.
Now I know why I live in the country. Life may not be as exciting or as fast as in the city, but
there’s more room on our buses and in our shops, and the people talk to you. But the
Christmas lights in London were beautiful!
Example: The writer went to London to buy some things for Christmas.
A True B False C Doesn’t say
1 The writer lives in a city.
A True B False C Doesn’t say
2The writer thought London was busier than before.
A True B False C Doesn’t say
3She lives in a quiet area.
A True B False C Doesn’t say
4There were a lot of people waiting for the Underground train.
A True B False C Doesn’t say
5The weather in London was very good.
A True B False C Doesn’t say
6She took a taxi to Oxford Street.
A True B False C Doesn’t say
7She didn’t buy many things.
A True B False C Doesn’t say
8She thinks people in the countryside are unfriendly.
A True B False C Doesn’t say
9Her train journey was expensive.
A True B False C Doesn’t say
10After her recent visit to London the writer has decided to move there.
A True B False C Doesn’t say