Test 4 present simple

TEST 4 PRESENT SIMPLE

1. My mother… a bad headache.

1. have got

2. am

3. has got

1. Where the Johnsons (live) ?

   1. Where do the Johnsons live?

   2. Where are the Johnsons live?

   3. Where does the Johnsons live?

2. Margie and her sister … wonderful voices.

   1. does

   2. has got

   3. have got

3. I (not/understand) that man because I (not /know) English.

A not understand, don't know

1. don't understand, not know

2. don't understand, don't know

1. - … you … any time to help me? — Sorry, I … .

   1. Do you have, don't

   2. Have you got, am not

   3. Do you have, have got

2. Everybody in our family (help) Mummy about the house. Dad (walk) the dog, I (water) the flowers, and my brothers (clean) the rooms.

   1. help, walks, water; clean

   2. helps, walks, water, clean

   3. help, walks, water, cleans

1. ... Jane Smith (speak) English?

   1. Is … speak

   2. Does … speak

C Do … speaks

1. The Browns a nice house in the country.

   1. has got

   2. have got

2. ... you (like) swimming?

   1. Do you like

   2. Does you like

   3. Are you like

3. ... Dad . . . any brothers or sisters?

1. Have Dad got

2. Does Dad have

3. Does Dad has

11 . …your sister often (go) to the theatre?

A Is… go

1. Does ... go

2. Do …goes

1. We ... a car, but we are going to buy it.

   1. don't have

   2. aren't have

   3. hasn't

1. . . . Bob (know) what I want?

   1. Bob knows

   2. Do Bob knows

   3. Does Bob know

1. They can’t go out because they … rain-coats and umbrellas.

A have got

B aren’t have

C don’t have

1. Jack lives not far from us, but we (not/see) him often.

A not see

B doesn’t see

C don’t see

1. Don’t give him cigarettes. He (not/smoke).

A isn’t smoke

B doesn’t smoke

C don’t smokes

1. Can you help me? I (not/know) the way to the market.

A am not know

B not know

C don’t know

1. … Pete … any beer in the fridge?

A Does Pete have

B Do Pete has

C Have Pete got

1. My daughter Mary (not/like) apples, but she likes oranges.

A not likes

B doesn’t likes

C doesn’t like

1. What’s the matter? You (look) very happy.

A look

B looks