I Learn English Here — English B1
Units 1 & 2 Quiz
Grammar · Vocabulary · Writing — Units 1 & 2
Section A
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Section B
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Section C
   / 20
Section D
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Total
   / 100
Instructions:
A
True or False
Circle T (True) or F (False) for each statement.
20 questions · 2 pts each · 40 pts
1
We use am / is / are + verb + -ing to talk about something happening right now.
T
F
2
"I am meeting my friend tonight" is a future plan using the present continuous.
T
F
3
The sentence "She is cook dinner" is grammatically correct.
T
F
4
You can use present continuous for plans that were decided before speaking.
T
F
5
Present simple is used for routines and things that are always true.
T
F
6
"I am eating dinner" and "I eat dinner" mean exactly the same thing.
T
F
7
"She works every day" is an example of present simple for a routine.
T
F
8
Stative verbs like love, know, want can be used with -ing in normal sentences.
T
F
9
"I am liking this pizza" is incorrect because like is a stative verb.
T
F
10
The verb run is an action verb and can be used with -ing.
T
F
11
"I would rather" is followed by the base form of the verb (no -ing, no to).
T
F
12
"I prefer watching movies to reading books" is a grammatically correct sentence.
T
F
13
Would rather and prefer are used in exactly the same situations.
T
F
14
"Going to" is used for plans that were decided before the moment of speaking.
T
F
15
"I think it will rain" is a plan, not a prediction.
T
F
16
Will can also be used for a decision made at the exact moment of speaking.
T
F
17
Might, may and could are used when you are 100% certain about something.
T
F
18
"We should go out" is a suggestion, not a command.
T
F
19
"He is as tall as me" means he is taller than me.
T
F
20
In the sentence "I think that she is tired", the word that introduces an opinion or report.
T
F
B
Fill in the Blanks
Use a word from the word bank. There are more words than gaps — you will not use all of them.
10 gaps · 2 pts each · 20 pts
Word Bank
might going to prefer will as…as should liking think rather could love playing know eating
21
She            visit her grandmother next weekend. She already bought the train ticket.
22
I            that this restaurant is very popular. Everyone talks about it.
23
He            come to the party — he hasn't decided yet.
24
We            go to the cinema tonight. It's a great idea for the group.
25
I would            stay home tonight than go out. I'm feeling tired.
26
This film is            good            the one we watched last week. I can't choose!
27
I            coffee to tea. I always drink it in the morning.
28
Look — the children are            football in the park right now.
29
I            the answer, so I don't need to check the book.
30
It looks cloudy. I think it            rain this afternoon.
C
Multiple Choice
Circle the letter of the best answer for each question.
5 questions · 4 pts each · 20 pts
31. Which sentence is correct?
A She is knowing the answer.
B She knows the answer.
C She knowing the answer.
D She does knowing the answer.
32. My friend called and said, "I can't come to dinner — I            my report." Which option completes this correctly?
A finish
B am finishing
C will finishing
D going finish
33. Which sentence uses going to correctly?
A I am going to think it will rain.
B We going to watch a movie tonight.
C She is going to visit her family this weekend.
D They going to be happy.
34. "I'm not sure, but we            go to the beach on Saturday." Which word fits best?
A will definitely
B are going to
C might
D should always
35. Which sentence uses as…as correctly to show two things are equal?
A This book is as better as that one.
B She is as taller as her brother.
C This pizza is as good as the one from last week.
D He runs as fastest as me.
D
Writing
Write your own sentences. Use correct grammar and vocabulary from Units 1 & 2.
4 tasks · 5 pts each · 20 pts
5 pts 36. Write two sentences about your plans for this weekend. Use going to in one sentence and will in the other.
5 pts 37. Write two sentences about things you prefer. Use I would rather in one and I prefer in the other.
Example: I would rather eat at home than go to a restaurant.
5 pts 38. Write three short sentences using three different vocabulary words from the box below. Each sentence must use correct grammar.
Choose from: eat out · invite friends · go on a date · explore · live music · stay in · clubbing · relax
5 pts 39. Give your opinion about one of these topics. Write 3–4 sentences. Use I think that… and at least one modal (might / should / could).
Topics: the best way to spend a free evening · movies vs books · eating out vs cooking at home
SectionContentQuestionsMarks
ATrue or False1–20/ 40
BFill in the Blanks21–30/ 20
CMultiple Choice31–35/ 20
DWriting36–39/ 20
Total/ 100
Answer Key — Teacher Copy
Section A — True or False
1.TRUE
2.TRUE
3.FALSE
4.TRUE
5.TRUE
6.FALSE
7.TRUE
8.FALSE
9.TRUE
10.TRUE
11.TRUE
12.TRUE
13.FALSE
14.TRUE
15.FALSE
16.TRUE
17.FALSE
18.TRUE
19.FALSE
20.TRUE
Section B — Fill in the Blanks
21.going to
22.think
23.might
24.could / should
25.rather
26.as…as
27.prefer
28.playing
29.know
30.might / will

Unused words: liking, love, eating, will (if might used for 30), could (if should used for 24)

Section C — Multiple Choice
31.B
32.B
33.C
34.C
35.C
Section D — Writing (marking guidance)

Q36 (5 pts): 2–3 pts for correct use of going to + will. 1–2 pts for natural, clear sentences. Accept any realistic weekend plans.

Q37 (5 pts): 2–3 pts for correct structure of would rather (+ base verb) and prefer (+ noun or -ing). Deduct 1 pt if to missing in prefer X to Y.

Q38 (5 pts): 1 pt per correct vocabulary word in context + 2 pts for overall grammar accuracy across the three sentences.

Q39 (5 pts): Must include I think that… (2 pts) + at least one modal (1 pt) + 3–4 sentences of connected opinion (2 pts). Accept any of the three topics.

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