General Elementary English Test - 09
General English : General Elementary English Questions and Answers
1.
Charles: And I see you've ________ your little dog with you.
a.
brining
b.
brings
c.
brought
d.
bought
2.
Deborah: Oh yes. He's very good. At home when he's ________ eating, he goes into the kitchen and washes up his plates.
a.
finished
b.
ended
c.
ends
d.
finishes
3.
Mike: I know what that's ________ .
a.
same
b.
as
c.
similar
d.
like
4.
Diner: I was thinking I ________ try the soup.
a.
can
b.
will
c.
ought to
d.
might
5.
Charles: It's very good the way he sits at the table and eats his ________ with a knife and fork.
a.
substance
b.
content
c.
sustenance
d.
food
6.
Diner: Right then. If it's not too much ________ . Please bring me a cup of coffee.
a.
difficulty
b.
problem
c.
hardship
d.
trouble
7.
Mike: I'm sorry to hear that. Tell me ________ it.
a.
through
b.
of
c.
about
d.
with
8.
Linda: Of ________ I mustn't forget the pains in my feet.
a.
way
b.
course
c.
path
d.
lane
9.
Mike: Never ________ I'm sure you'll be all right and anyhow we're starting to move now.
a.
mind
b.
care
c.
object
d.
deny
10.
Mike: Don't get too excited! We're still on the runway and haven't taken ________ yet.
a.
through
b.
by
c.
off
d.
in
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