9 form Test in Writing

Match the quote with the word below.

We don’t need any of this stuff and it’s old and broken. 

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Look − that’s the tallest building in New York.      

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People used to transport products in these, but now we’re using them to make a house.

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Enter the place we’re going, and the app will take us there.

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All birds have very light bones. And this helps them to fly.

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I like it because it’s easier to carry around than a laptop. 

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I can’t tell you what to do all the time. In this job, you need to show lots of ________________ .

Complete the sentence with the word below.

Max wants to ________________ sugar because he says it’s bad for his teeth.

Complete the sentence with the correct second conditional form of the verbs in brackets.

If my family ________________ (can) live anywhere in the world, we ________________ (move) to a villa in Venice Beach, Los Angeles.

Complete the sentence with the correct second conditional form of the verbs in brackets.

If my family ________________ (buy) a house in Venice Beach, we ________________ (go) swimming every day.

Complete the sentence with the correct second conditional form of the verbs in brackets.

I ________________ (meet) lots of famous people if my parents  ________________ (get) jobs in Hollywood. 

Complete the sentence with the correct second conditional form of the verbs in brackets.

 It ________________ (be) amazing if it ________________ (happen), but it probably won’t!  

Choose the option which cannot be used to complete the sentence.

Do you send ___ text messages?

Choose the option which cannot be used to complete the sentence.

I’ve got ___ money in my pocket, but not enough to buy lunch.

Choose the option which cannot be used to complete the sentence.

___ of my gadgets cost a lot of money.

Choose the option which cannot be used to complete the sentence.

 ___ student in my class wanted to go to the concert.

Choose the option which cannot be used to complete the sentence.

Can I have ___ milk, please?

Complete the sentence with the word below.

Mandy writes poems and paints. She’s very ________________ .

Complete the sentence with the word below.

Rob is very ________________ . If he doesn’t want to do something, he definitely won’t do it.

Complete the sentence with the word below.

Kelly has got lots of friends, and she knows everyone in her street. She’s a very ________________ person.

Choose the correct modal verbs to complete the dialogue.

Jess               You ¹ _________shouted at Gary, Claire. Why did you do that?

Claire             Because I saw him in town yesterday afternoon with another girl.

Jess               Why didn’t you ask him about it? She ²might have / should have been his cousin.

Claire             No, the girl ³must have / can’t have been his cousin. Gary’s got three cousins, but they’re all boys.

Jess               OK, but how do you know she wasn’t a friend?

Claire             She ⁴may have / must have been a very good friend, Jess. They were sitting in a restaurant and

holding hands.

Jess               OK, but there ⁵should have / could have been a good reason for that.

Claire             Well I can’t think of one. Can you?

Choose the correct modal verbs to complete the dialogue.

Jess               You ¹might not have / shouldn’t have shouted at Gary, Claire. Why did you do that?

Claire             Because I saw him in town yesterday afternoon with another girl.

Jess               Why didn’t you ask him about it? She ² ______been his cousin.

Claire             No, the girl ³must have / can’t have been his cousin. Gary’s got three cousins, but they’re all boys.

Jess               OK, but how do you know she wasn’t a friend?

Claire             She ⁴may have / must have been a very good friend, Jess. They were sitting in a restaurant and

holding hands.

Jess               OK, but there ⁵should have / could have been a good reason for that.

Claire             Well I can’t think of one. Can you?

Choose the correct modal verbs to complete the dialogue.

Jess               You ¹might not have / shouldn’t have shouted at Gary, Claire. Why did you do that?

Claire             Because I saw him in town yesterday afternoon with another girl.

Jess               Why didn’t you ask him about it? She ²might have / should have been his cousin.

Claire             No, the girl ³ ______ been his cousin. Gary’s got three cousins, but they’re all boys.

Jess               OK, but how do you know she wasn’t a friend?

Claire             She ⁴may have / must have been a very good friend, Jess. They were sitting in a restaurant and

holding hands.

Jess               OK, but there ⁵should have / could have been a good reason for that.

Claire             Well I can’t think of one. Can you?

Choose the correct modal verbs to complete the dialogue.

Jess               You ¹might not have / shouldn’t have shouted at Gary, Claire. Why did you do that?

Claire             Because I saw him in town yesterday afternoon with another girl.

Jess               Why didn’t you ask him about it? She ²might have / should have been his cousin.

Claire             No, the girl ³must have / can’t have been his cousin. Gary’s got three cousins, but they’re all boys.

Jess               OK, but how do you know she wasn’t a friend?

Claire             She ^{4 ______} been a very good friend, Jess. They were sitting in a restaurant and holding hands.

Jess               OK, but there ⁵should have / could have been a good reason for that.

Claire             Well I can’t think of one. Can you?

Choose the correct modal verbs to complete the dialogue.

Jess               You ¹might not have / shouldn’t have shouted at Gary, Claire. Why did you do that?

Claire             Because I saw him in town yesterday afternoon with another girl.

Jess               Why didn’t you ask him about it? She ²might have / should have been his cousin.

Claire             No, the girl ³must have / can’t have been his cousin. Gary’s got three cousins, but they’re all boys.

Jess               OK, but how do you know she wasn’t a friend?

Claire             She ⁴may have / must have been a very good friend, Jess. They were sitting in a restaurant and

holding hands.

Jess               OK, but there ⁵ ______been a good reason for that.

Claire             Well I can’t think of one. Can you?

Complete the email with who, which, where, or whose.

Hi Kelly,

Thanks for the email ¹___________ you sent me yesterday. You asked about my weekend job. I’m working in a shop ²___________ you can buy eco-friendly clothes − those are clothes ³___________ are made from recycled materials. Alina is working in the shop too. She’s a friend from school I’ve known since I was ten years old, so it’s great to be together at work. The other people ⁴___________ work in the shop are really nice too − especially the boy ⁵___________ job it was to show me around last week. I really like him!

Do you do a weekend job, Kelly? Write and tell me about it.

Samantha 

Complete the mini-dialogue with the correct prepositions.

Sean               Paul is addicted ¹_______ video games!

Helen              I know − he’s obsessed ²_______ them. His parents are really worried ³_______ it.

Complete the mini-dialogue with the correct prepositions.

Jean               How did the exam go?

Mandy            Well, I passed it. But I’m not very pleased ⁴_______ my mark. I’m better ⁵_______ maths than that.