ILC Placement Test Вітаємо! Це вступний тест, який складається з 25 питань та триває 15 хвилин. Щоб розпочати тест, будь ласка введіть свої ім'я та прізвище. Ім`я Прізвище E-mail Контактний номер телефону Choose the grammatically correct sentence It’s cheaper to travel by train than by plane. It’s more cheap to travel by train than by plane. It’s cheapest to travel by train than by plane. It’s not cheap to travel by train than by plane. None Choose the grammatically correct sentence Would you open the window? Would you opening the window? Would you to open the window for me? Would you to opening the window for me? None Choose the grammatically correct sentence Peter’s tallest in the class. Peter’s taller in the class. Peter’s the tallest in the class. Peter’s most tallest in the class. None Choose the grammatically correct sentence Are you married? Is you married? Did you married? Do you married? None Choose the grammatically correct sentence My parents let me go to a party last night. My parents let me to going to a party last night. My parents lets me go to a party last night. My parents let me going to a party last night. None Choose the grammatically correct sentence I works in office. I work in an office. I work at office. I work in office. None Choose the grammatically correct sentence I have born in Kyiv. I am born in Kyiv. I born in Kyiv. I was born in Kyiv. None Choose the grammatically correct sentence When my plane was landed, I was met by a colleague. When my plane was landed I met a colleague. When my plane landed, I was met by a colleague. When my plane landed, I have met a colleague. None Choose the grammatically correct sentence You many smoke cigarettes a day? Do you smoke many cigarettes a day? You smoke many cigarettes a day? Smoke you many cigarettes a day? None Choose the grammatically correct sentence How much is the sandwiches? How many is a sandwich? How much is a sandwich? How many is sandwiches? None Choose the grammatically correct sentence If I see John, I tell him. If I will see John, I tell him. If I will see John, I’ll tell him. If I see John, I’ll tell him. None Choose the grammatically correct sentence I’m used to swim every day when I was young. I used to swimming every day when I was young. I used to swim every day when I was young. I’m used to swimming every day when I was young. None Choose the grammatically correct sentence She will being late because of the traffic. She might be late because of the traffic. She is being late because of the traffic. She might be being late because of the traffic. None Choose the grammatically correct sentence If I would come home and found a burglar, I’d scream. If I would come home and find a burglar, I’d scream. If I would came home and found a burglar, I’d scream. If I came home and found a burglar, I’d scream. None Choose the grammatically correct sentence Turn off you the TV when you go to bed? Do you turn off the TV when you go to bed? You turn the TV off when you go to bed? Turn you off the TV when you go to bed? None Choose the grammatically correct sentence I’m going to marry not until I’m 35. I’m going not to marry until I’m 35. I’m going to not marry until I’m 35. I’m not going to marry until I’m 35. None Choose the grammatically correct sentence Look carefully left and right before crossing the road. Look carefully left and right before to cross the road. Look careful left and right before crossing the road. Look careful left and right before to cross the road. None Choose the grammatically correct sentence Were you at work yesterday? Did you was at work yesterday? Do you at work yesterday? Was you at work yesterday? None Choose the grammatically correct sentence Champagne has been produced in France for centuries. Champagne has produced in France for centuries. Champagne is produced in France for centuries. Champagne is being produced in France for centuries. None Choose the grammatically correct sentence I’m 19 years old. I am 19 years. I have 19 years old. I have 19 years. None Choose the grammatically correct sentence I like listen to music. I like listen music. I like listening music. I like listening to music. None Choose the grammatically correct sentence Despite it was raining we had a picnic. Although it was raining we had a picnic. It was raining although we went on a picnic. It was raining despite we went on a picnic. None Choose the grammatically correct sentence His name Mary. She name is Mary. Her name Mary. Her name is Mary. None Choose the grammatically correct sentence Would you buy a car if you will win $5,000? Would you buy a car if you will won $5,000? Would you buy a car if you won $5,000? Would you buy a car if you win $5,000? None Choose the grammatically correct sentence Has you ever eaten Indian food? Has you ever eat Indian food? Have you ever eaten Indian food? Have you ever eat Indian food? None 1 out of 25
