A2Home15 min
Test 5: Moving house
A mixed test about Aiko's family moving to a new flat: future forms, present perfect, too and enough, and home words.
This test checks will and going to, the present perfect, too and enough, comparatives, adverbs and words about homes and furniture. The sentences follow Aiko's family as they move to a new flat.
Exercise 1 of 3
Choose the correct answer
Choose the word or words that best complete each sentence.
Exercise 2 of 3
Write one word
Type one word in each gap.
We're moving a bigger flat.
There isn't space for all our furniture.
Aiko's new school is only five minutes the flat.
We've already unpacked most the boxes.
My dad painted the kitchen himself. Nobody helped him.
It took us three days unpack everything.
you help me move this table, please?
The flat is on the top floor, and there no lift.
Exercise 3 of 3
Write the correct form
Type the correct form of the word in brackets. Some answers need more than one word.
We (find) the new flat online last month.
The new kitchen is much (big) than the old one.
I (not / finish) unpacking yet.
The movers (carry) the piano when it started to rain.
My room is the (quiet) room in the flat.
Be careful. Those glasses break (easy).
We (have) a party for our new neighbours next Saturday.
Moving house is very (tire).
Source
Original lesson by Joy English.
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