Intermediate Test

Level test · Intermediate · B1 → B2

B1 is the independence milestone: conditionals, passive voice, confident everyday vocabulary. Sixteen questions will show where you are strong and where the gaps remain

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There were ___ guests at the party.

Correct: very few Guests can be counted, so very few. Very little and not much need uncountables, and very small is about size
We are really ___ in this topic.

Correct: interested If you find it interesting, you are interested. Interesting describes the thing, interest is a noun, interestment is not a word
We ___ go to school yesterday.

Correct: had to This is about what had to be done in the past, so had to
You won’t ___ use your camera.

Correct: be able to Can cannot follow will, so “you will be able” is will be able to: be able needs to, and can to is wrong
When is it going to stop ___?

Correct: snowing After stop the action takes -ing: stop snowing. The same goes for stop talking, stop working
She studied maths at ___ university.

Correct: - This is about studying at university, so at university with no article
That’s the girl ___ friends I met.

Correct: whose You need to ask whose friends they are. For “whose” we use whose
___ Jack nor Mark wants to go to Cuba.

Correct: Neither The pair neither … nor means “not one and not the other”
He didn’t buy that phone, ___?

Correct: did he The first part is already negative, so the short question at the end is positive: did he?
They ___ together since 2011.

Correct: 've been living They started living together in 2011 and still do. Have been living shows an action that began in the past and continues now
We’ll move to Italy when our baby ___.

Correct: is born After when the future takes a simple present form: when the baby is born, with no will and no -ing
Would you go if they ___ you?

Correct: asked The person is only imagining: “what would happen if they asked?” So after if we use asked
We’ll take some food ___ we get hungry.

Correct: in case We take the food now in case we get hungry later
Can you tell me where ___?

Correct: the bank is This is part of a sentence, not a direct question. So the word order stays normal: where the bank is
When is that task ___?

Correct: going to be completed Someone else completes the task, so is going to be completed
He said he ___ school in 2002.

Correct: had left We are reporting what someone said about an event that happened even earlier. Hence had left