Task 1. Put the verbs in brackets into the Past Simple or Past Continuous. (10 marks) We had (have) our end-of-year party last Sunday in the big hall at college. In the afternoon, Pete and I (1)(get) the hall ready. But while we (2)(put) up the decoretions, Pete (3)(fall off) the ladder. Fortunately, he (4)(not be) hurt.
That evening, when I (5)(arrive) at the party, the band (6)(play) and some of the students (7)(dance). We (8)(want) to have a barbecue outside, but it (9)(rain) so we (10)(eat) inside.
Task 2. Put the words in the coorect order and write sentences. Put in the correct punctuation. (5 marks)
London/ you/ have/ to/ been/ ever? - Have you ever been to London?
1.her/ never/ I/ met/ have
2.yet/ homework/ they/ done/ not/ their/ have
3.a/ you/ yet/ have/ job/ got?
4.competition/ ever/ you/ a/ won/ have?
5.I/ seen/ this/ already/ film/ have
Task 3. Put the verbs in brackets into Present Perfect or Past Simple. (10 marks)
Anna: I got (get) an email from my English penfriend, Julie, yesterday.
Maria: That"s nice. (1)(you ever meet) her?
Anna: No, but we (2)(speak) on the phone. She (3)(never visit) our coutry and I (4)(never go) to England.
Maria: My French penfriend (5)(come) here last year and he (6)(stay) with us for a month. I (7)(not visit) him yet. His parents (8)(invite) me to stay with them next summer.
Anna: That"s great. I (9)(go) to France two years ago with my family and we (10)(like) it very much.
Task 4. READING. Read the text and decide if the statements are true (T) or false (F). (8 marks)
1.The story of Robin Hood has been known for 600 years. ( )
2.William Tell, El Cid and Janosik are international heroes. ( )
3.A sixteenth-century History of Great Britain includes a story about Robin Hood. ( )
4.Robin Hood was King Edward 2"s knight. ( )
5.It is probable that Robin Hood lived in the twelfth century. ( )
6.There is a castle in the middle of Sherwood forest. ( )
7.In the visitors" centre you can"t watch a video about Robin"s adventures. ( )
8.According to tradition, Lady Marion became Robin Hood"s wife in Edwinstowe church. ( )
