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Test 4: Sport and free time
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A mixed test about sport and hobbies: play, go and do, how often, -ing forms and comparatives.
Choose the correct answer
Choose the word or words that best complete each sentence.
- Kofi ___ judo twice a week.
- In winter, Mina ___ skiing with her family.
- Ravi is very good ___ tennis.
- I ___ go to the gym. Maybe once a month.
- Our team ___ the match yesterday. We were so happy!
- Mina wants to ___ fit, so she runs every morning.
- I'd like to ___ a swimming club.
- Sofia enjoys ___ in her free time.
Write one word
Type one word in each gap.
- I'm not interested ___ football, but I love basketball.
- How ___ do you go swimming? Twice a week.
- Kofi has played basketball ___ he was eight.
- Mina spends a lot of money ___ her hobbies.
- My brother is better at chess ___ me.
- I'd love ___ learn the guitar one day.
- Ravi doesn't like running, and ___ do I.
- Let's go ___ a bike ride on Sunday.
Write the correct form
Type the correct form of the word in brackets. Some answers need more than one word.
- Kofi plays the guitar very ___ (good).
- Swimming is ___ (relaxing) than running.
- I ___ (never / try) rock climbing, but I want to.
- Ravi ___ (play) football when he hurt his knee.
- Sofia ___ (go) to dance classes every Tuesday.
- Our team ___ (lose) the final last year.
- This is the ___ (exciting) game of the season!
- Kofi stopped ___ (play) tennis because it started to rain.
Answer key
Choose the correct answer
- b) doesWe use do with activities like judo, karate and yoga.
- d) goesWe use go with activities that end in -ing: go skiing, go swimming.
- a) atWe say good at something.
- c) rarelyOnce a month is not very often, so rarely is the best word.
- b) wonWe win a match or a game. We beat another team or person.
- b) keepWe say keep fit. It means stay healthy and strong.
- c) joinWe join a club when we become a member.
- b) paintingAfter enjoy, we use the -ing form.
Write one word
- inWe say interested in something.
- oftenWe ask How often...? about how many times something happens.
- sinceWe use since with a starting point in the past.
- onWe say spend money or time on something.
- thanWe use than after a comparative: better than.
- toAfter would love, we use to + verb.
- neither / norWe use neither do I or nor do I to agree with a negative sentence.
- for / onWe can say go for a bike ride or go on a bike ride.
Write the correct form
- wellWe need an adverb after plays. The adverb of good is well.
- more relaxingRelaxing is a long adjective, so the comparative is more relaxing.
- have never tried / 've never triedWe use the present perfect with never to talk about life experience.
- was playingThe past continuous shows the longer action that was happening when he hurt his knee.
- goesEvery Tuesday is a habit, so we use the present simple. Go adds -es with she: goes.
- lostLast year is finished time. The past simple of lose is lost.
- most excitingExciting is a long adjective, so the superlative is the most exciting.
- playingStop + -ing means you do not continue an activity.