English Level Test - Proficient

Sort the sentence:

overflowing with people,
that it was going to be
I would have brought
Had I known
different shoes.

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Fill in the blanks with the best phrasal verbs:
I have not provided you with the root, only a clue.

Oh dear, we need to the meeting. (postpone)

Don’t do that, we can (organise) a new one.

Perhaps that’s a good idea but next week we’ll be with Sharon and noone her (to have a good relationship with someone). Maybe we should just outright cancel it.

Choose all the correct sentences

Scarcely had we arrived when the choffeur had a stroke.
No sooner had we whipped up the full dinner than the clients cancelled on us.
Never I have gone to such a whimsical place!
Rarely will you see a better workman.
I saw little, that was quite enough.

Please complete the sentences, you can use up to 6 words.

They dragged the ending out for too long. (TOOK)
The ending long

Joshua often eats more than half of his burgers. (RARE)
josh to eat more than half his burgers.

Fiona is normally a complete chatterbox (UNLIKE)

quiet.

Read this text and tick all the right answers.

While we could say that in the rapidly evolving landscape of the modern economy, businesses must grapple with the challenge of making sense of a seemingly endless stream of data, it makes better sense to point out that these streams are becoming more fine-tuned and bespoke. Although data analytics has emerged as a critical tool for understanding consumer behavior and market trends, some leaders are beginning to ask about the value of intuition and instinct in decision-making and how to integrate such things into their models.

intuition is becoming more important for understanding data analytics.
The writer is arguing that data analytics is becoming more precise and customised.
The volume of data is becoming harder and harder to interpret.
The text suggests that data analyisis is adapting and looking for better ways to model consumers.

Which is the sentence that communicates best the meaning for “I didn’t lose my keys so I can enter my home tomorrow”

If I had lost my keys, I wouldn't be able to get in tomorrow
If I lose my keys, I can't enter tomorrow
If I would lose my keys I wouldn't be able to get in tomorrow
I had lost my keys I wouldn't have been able to get in tomorrow.

Which is the best sentence for:
Maybe I went last week, but I can’t be bothered to tell you.

I might have gone last week, but I don't feel like telling you.
Maybe I have gone last week but I can't be bothered to tell you.
May have I gone last week, but I am not up to telling you.
Maybe I have gone last week but I can't be bothered to tell you.

Read the text and check the answers which are true:
The ubiquitous presence of phones in modern society is a sign of our collective addiction to the spectacle of the digital world. However, while phones may offer us the illusion of connection, they ultimately serve to alienate us from each other. And yet, perhaps it is precisely this alienation that we secretly crave.

The writer is completely against phone use
The writer is suggesting that we might want to be alienated
The writer thinks phones help us to connect with each other
The writer is contrasting phone use with it's apparent impact.

Mark the correct sentences:

We help to many people
I am used to eat a lot of fish everyday.
I take back my previous comments
In the past I would often read with my brother while curled up on the sofa.
If only I knew that you were coming, I would've planned something
Had I better come, I would be seeing you.
By 2050 he'll have dominated the known world

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