Test for unit 4

Test for unit 4
I. Complete these sentences with used to or didn’t use to.
My father gave up smoking two years ago. He (smoke) _____ a packet of cigarettes a day.
There (be) _____ a movie theater here but it closed a long time ago.
Mr. An (not/ drink) coffee when he was young but he likes it now.
Peter (have) _____ a motorbike, but last month he sold it and bought a car.
I (not/ like) her but we are best friends now.
They came to live in the city last year. They (live) ______ in a small village in the country.
My sister (play) ______ tennis a lot but she doesn’t play very often now.
When I was a child I (not/ study) ______ hard.
II. Write these sentences, putting one verbs into the correct form of used to and the other into the past simple.
He (live) _____ in London before he (go) _____ abroad.
I (earn) _____ a lot of money, but then I (lose) my job.
I’m surprised that they (join) _____ the tennis club. They (not/ like) _____ tennis.
_____ you (travel) _____ a lot before I (become) _____ a teacher?
That radio (work) ______ before I (drop) ______ it.
We (see) _____ them every week, but then we (have) ______ an argument.
She (play) ______ tennis a lot before she (break) ______ her leg.
She (drive) ______ a lot before she (have) ______ an accident.
We (have) ______ a garden, but then we (move) ______ to a different house.
III. Read the text and answer the questions that follow.
I remember the days when I was still a little girl. When the New Year cam, my mother used to tell me not to cry, she used to take me to the market and buy new clothes for me, she used to make sticky rice square cakes and cook them all night. She used to go to the flower market to buy some fresh flowers. My father used to pain the walls and redecorate the house and he used to help my mom with housework. Now my parents are old and I am grown up so I do everything myself. But I still remember the days…
What did your mother use to tell you when the New Year came?
Where did she use to take you and what did she buy you?
What did she use to make?
Where did she use to go?
What did your father use to do?
Do your parents do those things nowadays? Why or Why not?
IV. Put a suitable preposition in each blank.
I was born _____ January 1st, 1965.
When did you meet him? - _____ lunch today.
It often rains _____ October _____ Vietnam.
What are you going to do _____ 2020?
I don’t know but I am going to go to college _____ September this year.
You want to watch the sky _____ sunset?
Sure. And I like to go for a walk _____ sunrise, too.
Well, let’s go for a walk ______ the weekends.
I don’t know what he is doing ______ the moment.
What did he do ______ the ninth of April, 2000?
She often hears some strange noise _______ midnight.
Does it rain _____ Spring?
V. Complete the sentences. Put the verbs into the correct form. Affirmative or negative.
I knew Sarah was very busy, so I _____ her. (disturb)
I was very tired, so I _____ to bed early. (go)
The bed was very uncomfortable. I _____ well. (sleep)
Sue wasn’t hungry, so she ______ anything. (eat)
We went Kate’s house but she _____ at home. (be)
It was a funny situation but nobody ______. (laugh)
The window was open and a bird _____ into the room. (fly)
The hotel wasn’t expensive. It ______ very much. (cost)
I was in a hurry, so I _____ time to phone you. (have)
It was hard work carrying the bags. They _____ very heavy. (be)
VI. Write the sentences, using the cue words.
We/ not/ go/ school/ Saturdays.
They/ usually/ hold/ party/ New Year’s Eve.
I/ going/ see/ John/ lunchtime.
Last night/ she/ come home/ 10.30 and 11 o’clock.
Jazz/ become/ popular/ United States/ the 1920s.
I/ call/ you/ Friday afternoon/ about 2.30.
The first man/ walk/ moon/ 21 July 1969.
We/ often/ have/ short holiday/ Christmas.
VII. Put the verb