Global Tests
Unit 5
Work & Leisure
Part A
Grammar and vocabulary
AUnderline the correct form of have. Sometimes both are possible.
Example:
We had / had to a great time at Disneyland.
1 We had / had to leave before the end of the film.
2 I haven’t got / don’t have much money.
3 I have / have got lived in Chenai all my life.
4 Christina didn’t have / hadn’t got a holiday this year.
BDanny’s talking about his job as a trainee jockey. Complete what he says
with these modal verbs. Use each verb once:
must mustn’t can can’t have to don’t have to
I (0) have to work in a team with five other trainees. We work very long hours.
We (5) must be there by 6.00 am, and if we’re late, we (6) can’t join in the
training – they make us clean out the stables all day. We (7) don’t have to
wear a uniform or overalls, just denim jeans, as they’re tough. We (8) can
choose the horse we work with every week, but once we’ve chosen we (9)
mustn’t change or swap.
C Complete the conversation about sport. Write the correct form of the verb in
brackets.
A: (0) Have you ever done (you / ever / do) much sport?
B: I go (10) swim (swim) twice a week, and (11) cycle (cycle) is fun. (12) I
have cycled (cycle) all my life. But (13) I have never taken (never / take) it
seriously.
A: What about running?
B: I’m not very good at (14) run (run), so I don’t really like it. What about you?
What’s your favourite sport?
A: (15) play (play) tennis is great – I play every weekend. I also like (16) play
(play) football – and watching it! (17) I have been (be) to every match at my
club this season!
D Write the letters in the correct order to complete the sentences.
Example:
The factory near us is giihnr hiring at the moment – I might go and see what
jobs they have.
