Comprehensive English Level Test
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- AHe don't like coffee.
- BHe doesn't like coffee.
- CHe no like coffee.
- DHe not like coffee.
- Aare
- Bdid
- Cwere
- Dwas
- Asince
- Bfor
- Cfrom
- Duntil
- Awas
- Bam
- Cwere
- Dwould be
- Amore interesting
- Binterestinger
- Cmost interesting
- Das interesting
- Aam
- Bhave been
- Chad been
- Dwas
- Alivng
- Blive
- Clived
- Dliving
- Acalled
- Bwas called
- Chas called
- Dis calling
- Ago
- Bto go
- Cgoing
- Dthat we go
- Asee
- Bseeing
- Csaw
- Dhave seen
- Awhen
- Bthan
- Cafter
- Das
- Afind
- Bfound
- Chave found
- Dwill find
- AFluent
- BSilent
- CConfused
- DRude
- Ahe was
- Bof being
- Cbeing
- Dto be
- Adon't
- Bdidn't
- Cnot
- Dwon't
- Awho
- Bwhich
- Cwhose
- Dwhom
- Aflute
- Btrumpet
- Cwhistle
- Ddrum
- Ahand
- Bfoot
- Cnose
- Dfinger
- AAccomodation
- BAccommodation
- CAcommodation
- DAccommoddation
- Acurb
- Bcurve
- Ccurt
- Dcurd
- Abewildered
- Benlightened
- Celated
- Ddelighted
- Astand
- Bput
- Cset
- Dget
- Afor
- Bof
- Cwith
- Dabout
Reading Logic
Although many believe that digital communication has made us more connected, some sociologists argue that it has actually led to a sense of isolation. They point out that superficial online interactions often replace meaningful face-to-face conversations. However, proponents of social media argue that these platforms allow people to maintain relationships across great distances.
- AFace-to-face vs. telephone communication.
- BConnection vs. Isolation in digital communication.
- CSociologists vs. Psychologists.
- DShort vs. Long distance relationships.
- ADeep and meaningful
- BShallow and not thorough
- CFast and efficient
- DComplex and difficult
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- AHe don't like coffee.
- BHe doesn't like coffee.
- CHe no like coffee.
- DHe not like coffee.
Correct answer: B) He doesn't like coffee.
Simple Present tense: He/She/It uses 'does not' (doesn't).
- Aare
- Bdid
- Cwere
- Dwas
Correct answer: C) were
Use 'were' for 'you' in the past tense of 'be'.
- Asince
- Bfor
- Cfrom
- Duntil
Correct answer: A) since
Use 'since' with a specific point in time (2015).
- Awas
- Bam
- Cwere
- Dwould be
Correct answer: C) were
Second Conditional: 'If I were you' is the standard form.
- Amore interesting
- Binterestinger
- Cmost interesting
- Das interesting
Correct answer: A) more interesting
Comparative of multi-syllable adjectives uses 'more'.
- Aam
- Bhave been
- Chad been
- Dwas
Correct answer: C) had been
Past Perfect Continuous: Action happening before another past action.
- Alivng
- Blive
- Clived
- Dliving
Correct answer: D) living
'Be used to' is followed by the gerund (-ing form).
- Acalled
- Bwas called
- Chas called
- Dis calling
Correct answer: B) was called
Passive voice: The meeting was called off (cancelled) by someone.
- Ago
- Bto go
- Cgoing
- Dthat we go
Correct answer: C) going
'Suggest' is followed by a gerund or a 'that' clause.
- Asee
- Bseeing
- Csaw
- Dhave seen
Correct answer: B) seeing
'Look forward to' is followed by a gerund (-ing).
- Awhen
- Bthan
- Cafter
- Das
Correct answer: A) when
Structure: 'Hardly... when...' implies immediate sequence.
- Afind
- Bfound
- Chave found
- Dwill find
Correct answer: B) found
'It's high time' is followed by the Past Simple to express urgency.
- AFluent
- BSilent
- CConfused
- DRude
Correct answer: A) Fluent
Eloquent means fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing.
- Ahe was
- Bof being
- Cbeing
- Dto be
Correct answer: C) being
'Despite' is a proposition, followed by a noun or gerund.
- Adon't
- Bdidn't
- Cnot
- Dwon't
Correct answer: B) didn't
'I'd rather you' is followed by the past tense to express preference about someone else's action.
- Awho
- Bwhich
- Cwhose
- Dwhom
Correct answer: C) whose
'Whose' indicates possession (the CEO of the company).
- Aflute
- Btrumpet
- Cwhistle
- Ddrum
Correct answer: B) trumpet
Idiom: 'To blow one's own trumpet' means to boast.
- Ahand
- Bfoot
- Cnose
- Dfinger
Correct answer: B) foot
Idiom: 'Put your foot in it' means to say something embarrassing or tactless.
- AAccomodation
- BAccommodation
- CAcommodation
- DAccommoddation
Correct answer: B) Accommodation
Accommodation has two 'c's and two 'm's.
- Acurb
- Bcurve
- Ccurt
- Dcurd
Correct answer: A) curb
'Curb' means to restrain or keep in check.
- Abewildered
- Benlightened
- Celated
- Ddelighted
Correct answer: A) bewildered
'Bewildered' means confused or puzzled.
- Astand
- Bput
- Cset
- Dget
Correct answer: B) put
Phrasal verb: 'Put up with' means to tolerate.
- Afor
- Bof
- Cwith
- Dabout
Correct answer: B) of
Dependent preposition: Accused OF something.
Reading Logic
Although many believe that digital communication has made us more connected, some sociologists argue that it has actually led to a sense of isolation. They point out that superficial online interactions often replace meaningful face-to-face conversations. However, proponents of social media argue that these platforms allow people to maintain relationships across great distances.
- AFace-to-face vs. telephone communication.
- BConnection vs. Isolation in digital communication.
- CSociologists vs. Psychologists.
- DShort vs. Long distance relationships.
Correct answer: B) Connection vs. Isolation in digital communication.
The text contrasts the belief in connection with the argument for isolation.
- ADeep and meaningful
- BShallow and not thorough
- CFast and efficient
- DComplex and difficult
Correct answer: B) Shallow and not thorough
Superficial means existing or occurring at or on the surface; shallow.