Test Diagnostyczny Groupon

1.

Na przyjęciu poznajesz nową osobę. Jak zostanie przedstawiona?

You want to meet James Hill, my old friend.

This is James Hill, my old friend.

Can you meet James Hill, my friend?

You can see James Hill, my old friend.

2.

Jak odpowiesz?

How happy to meet you.

Are you glad meeting me?

It was great meeting you

I am glad to meet you

3.

Chcesz usiąść przy stoliku w kawiarni:

Is anybody sitting here?

Somebody sit here?

Would I like to sit here?

Do you sit here?

4.

Zaczynasz rozmowę z nieznajomym:

Did we meet before?

Have we met before?

Do we meet before?

We have meet before?

5.

Jak brzmi następne pytanie?

Where are you coming from?

Where did you live?

Where do you come from?

Where you live?

6.

Chcesz wiedzieć, do której jest czynny sklep.

When the shop close?

When is the shop closing?

Do you know when the shop closes?

You know when does the shop close?

7.

W banku pytasz:

Do you know where can I cash traveller’s cheques?

Do you know where I can cash traveller’s cheques?

I can cash my traveller’s cheques here?

You know where can I cash traveller’s cheques?

8.

W bibliotece pytasz:

How many books I take home?

How many books can I take home?

How much books can I take home?

How many books I must take home?

9.

Usłyszysz odpowiedź:

You should borrow two books but you mustn’t return them next week

You can borrow two books but you must bring them back next week.

Take two books but bring them next week

You borrow take two books but you must bring them back next week.

10.

When you are in the library:

you may talk to other people.

you must talk to other people.

you better not talk to other people.

you mustn’t talk to other people.

11.

Chcesz włączyć się do rozmowy:

Should I say something?

Must I say something?

May I say something?

Am I saying something?

12.

In a clothes shop:

Excuse me, I am looking for a smart black jacket.

Excuse me, I look for a smart black jacket.

Excuse me, I would like a smart black jacket.

Excuse me, I want a smart black jacket.

13.

The shop assistant says:

You like wear this jacket?

Do you like trying on this jacket?

Would you like to try this jacket on?

Do you like to try this jacket?

14.

Customer:

Could you tell me where is a garderobe?

Certainly, where is the changing rooms?

Certainly, where I take off my clothes?

Could you tell me where the changing rooms are?

15.

Asking the way:

You can tell me where is the Chinese restaurant?

Can you tell me where the Chinese restaurant is?

Where you go to the Chinese restaurant?

Can you say me where is the Chinese restaurant?

16.

You will get this answer:

Go the street and you may take the second turn for your left hand.

Go to the end of the street and take the second turn left.

Go for the end of the street and must go the second street on the left side.

Go to the end of the street and you should walk for two streets on the left side.

17.

You don’t know how to operate a CD player:

Excuse me, how I operate this CD player?

Excuse me, how I operated this CD player?

Excuse me, how do I operate this CD player?

I’m sorry, I don’t know how operated this CD player?

18.

The answer is:

First, put the CD in and then press the ‘play’ button.

First, you putting the CD in and then you are pressing the ‘play’ button.

First, you must to put the CD in and then you must to press the ‘play’ button.

First, you put the CD in and then pressed the ‘play’ button.

19.

‘Are you a good swimmer?’

I can swim a little but I can’t dive at all.

I must swim a little but I mustn’t dive at all.

I should swim a little but shouldn’t dive at all.

I am swimming a little but I am not diving at all.

20.

‘When did you learn to swim?’

When I was nine years old, I can swim, but I can’t swim well at first.

When I was nine years old, I was swimming but I wasn’t swimming well at first.

When I was nine years old, I should swim but I should swim well at first.

When I was nine years old, I could swim but I couldn’t swim well at first.

21.

In a restaurant; waiter:

What would you like to order, madam?

What would you like eat, madam?

What are you eating, madam?

What do you want to order, madam?

22.

In a restaurant; customer:

I’d like soup of the day and roast chicken, please.

I had soup of the day and roast chicken, please.

I am eating soup of the day and roast chicken, please.

I will have soup of the day and roast chicken, please.

23.

Customer:

Am I going to pay the bill now, please?

I must pay my food now, please.

I pay the bill now, please.

Could I pay the bill now, please?

24.

Telephone conversation: (person a)

It was John Bell, I can speak to Susan, please.

It’s John Bell. I want Susan, please.

This is John Bell speaking, could I speak to Susan, please?

John Bell here. I need speak to Susan, please.

25.

Answering: (person b)

I’m afraid Susan isn’t here, can I took your news?

I’m afraid Susan is out, can I take a message?

I’m afraid Susan not at home, can you give me your information?

I’m afraid Susan not home, I take a message.

26.

(person a)

I don’t think I will leave a message. I will call back later.

I don’t think I want a message, I call again later.

I don’t think I am leaving my news, I phone tomorrow.

I don’t think I leave my news, I call tomorrow.

27.

‘What do you do at work?’

I must examine patients but I mustn’t do any operations.

I have to examine patients but I don’t have to do any operations.

I am examining patients but I am not doing any operations.

I can examine patients but I can’t do any operations.

28.

‘Why didn’t you come to my party last weekend?'

Sorry, I had to finish my report.

Sorry, I needed finish my report.

Sorry, I could finish my report.

Sorry, I should have finished my report.

29.

‘What is the matter with you?’

I feel hot and I’m coughing all the time.

I was hot and have been coughing all the time.

I feel hot and I cough all the time.

I burning and I have coughed all the time.

30.

The doctor:

‘You are sitting down, you must take some aspirin’.

‘Why not sit down, you can take some aspirin’.

‘Sit down and I give you some aspirin’.

‘You’d better sit down and take some aspirin’.

31.

‘Are you free on Friday?’ =

Shall you do anything next Friday?

Are you doing anything next Friday?

Do you do anything next Friday?

Would you like do anything next Friday?

32.

‘Come to my party next Friday’=

Would you like to come to my party next Friday?

Do you like to come to my party next Friday?

You come to my party next Friday.

I invite you to my party next Friday.

33.

‘Come to my party’ – co odpowiesz?

Thanks, I am sure I come.

Great, what time it starts?

I’d love to, but what time does it start?

Great, I’m coming to your party.

34.

‘How about going shopping next Saturday?’

No way. I am busy.

Sorry, I look after my younger brother.

Sorry, I can look after my younger brother.

Sorry, I’m looking after my younger brother.

35.

‘It’s hot in here’.

I open the window.

Do you mind open the window?

Do you mind if I open the window?

Do you need open the window?

36.

You want to borrow a newspaper:

Give me your newspaper, please.

I want to have a look at your newspaper, please.

Shall I have a look at your paper?

Could I possibly have a look at your newspaper, please?

37.

Chcesz zostawić bagaż.

I left my luggage here, ok?

Is it all right if I leave my luggage here?

I leave my luggage here, right?

I am going to leave my luggage here.

38.

‘It’s my sister’s birthday next week’.

What would we buy her for her birthday?

What do we buy her for her birthday?

What must we buy her for her birthday?

What shall we buy her for her birthday?

39.

Udzielasz rady:

I think we buy her a bottle of perfume.

I think we have to buy her a bottle of perfume.

I think we should buy her a bottle of perfume.

I think we ought buy her a bottle of perfume.

40.

‘You are speaking too fast’.

Speak slow, please.

Could you speak slow, please?

Do you speak more slowly, please?

Would you mind speaking more slowly, please?

41.

‘I left my money at home’.

Help me, I need 20 pounds.

You must lend me 20 pounds, I hope?

Do you think you could lend me 20 pounds?

Do you think can you lend me 20 pounds?

42.

‘What would you like to eat tonight?’

May we order some take away food?

How about ordering some take away food?

Why not ordering some take away food?

How about we ordered some take away food?

43.

‘I’m afraid the zip in my jeans has broken’.

I would appreciate if you put a new one, please.

I’d like to have a new one put in, please.

You could put in a new one, please.

I want to put in a new one, please.

44.

‘You were late for work today’.

Sorry, I had to leave home earlier.

Sorry, I should have left home earlier.

Sorry, I could left home earlier.

Sorry, I must have left home earlier.

45.

‘Garry failed his Maths test last week’.

Pity, he had to ask me for help before the test.

Pity, he must have asked me for help before the test.

Pity, he should ask me for help before the test.

I wish he had asked me for help before the test.

46.

‘Your brother didn’t come to the party on Sunday.

He had to forget about it.

He may forget about it.

He can’t have forgotten about it.

He may have forgotten about it.

47.

‘This play is boring. I want to go home’.

Don’t leave before the end of the play, please.

You aren’t supposed to leave before the end of the play.

You shouldn’t be leaving before the end of the play.

You mustn’t be leaving before the end of the play.

48.

‘Does a best man have to do anything special at a wedding reception?’

You ought to be making a speech.

You may make a speech.

You have to make a speech.

You are expected to make a speech.

49.

’Could I use your car tonight?’

Sorry, but I service it at a garage.

Sorry, but I’m having it serviced at a garage.

Sorry, but they still service my car at a garage.

Sorry, but I have serviced it at a garage.

50.

‘You missed a great party last Saturday’.

If you had told me, I would come.

It you tell me, I will come.

If you told me, I would come.

If you had told me, I would have come.