esl-efl test - 93

Quizzes, tests, exercises and puzzles for English as a Second Language (ESL), English as a foreign language (EFL), Teaching EFL (TEFL), Test of EFL (TOEFL), English for speakers of other languages (ESOL), Teaching ESOL (TESOL), TOEIC.


1. They looked at each ________


2. There's one event ________ week.


3. He asked me for to do it.


4. I was surpised to see that even if Taka was there.


5. I did it so as that not to damage it.



6. We have a meeting on the first Friday of ________ month.


7. I would have take it if I were you.


8. The building is divided into six apartments. ________ has its own entrance.


9. ________ of the members has to pay.


10. I don't know whether she'll do it or not to.


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General Awareness - 2010 - Test - 05
  • In Malibu California its illegal to do what in a theatre ? . Answer ..
  • Some verbs are used with [object + adjective]
    They usually show how something is changed.
      [verb + object + adjective]
      The rain made the grass wet.
      Let's paint the door red.
      Try to get it clean.
      Cut the bread thin.
      Keep and leave show how things are not changed.
      Keep him warm.
      You left the house dirty.
  • Other verbs are used with [object + noun]
      [verb + object + noun]
      They elected him President.
      You have made me a very happy man.
      Why do you call your brother Piggy'?
    • .. Next ...
    Basic English Usage