This elementary test has 15 multiple-choice questions on the past simple, comparatives and superlatives, going to, the first conditional, quantity words and should. Your score shows whether you are ready for the next level.
1. I ___ to the cinema yesterday.
"Yesterday "signals the past simple: went.
2. She is ___ than her sister.
Add -er to short adjectives to compare two things.
3. We ___ dinner when the phone rang.
An action in progress when another action interrupted it: past continuous.
4. I ___ visit my grandparents next weekend.
Use am going to for plans: I am going to visit.
5. How ___ water do you drink every day?
Water is uncountable, so use "how much ".
6. You ___ wear a helmet when you ride a bike.
"Should "gives advice and is followed by the base verb.
7. I have ___ been to Japan.
"Never "is used with the present perfect for experiences that have not happened.
8. If it rains, we ___ at home.
First conditional: if + present simple, will + base verb.
9. This is the ___ film I have ever seen.
Use the superlative "best "for the top of three or more.
10. He didn 't ___ the answer.
After didn 't, use the base verb: didn 't know.
11. I 'm interested ___ music.
The adjective "interested "takes "in ".
12. She ___ here since 2020.
"Since 2020 "with a situation that continues now uses the present perfect.
13. There isn 't ___ milk in the fridge.
Use "any "in negative sentences with uncountable nouns.
14. Would you like ___ tea?
Use "some "in offers and requests.
15. I 'm tired because I ___ up early.
A finished past action with a past result: got up early.
Frequently asked questions
What is A2 level English?
A2 is the elementary level. You can talk about routine matters, past events and simple plans in everyday situations.
What grammar do I need for A2?
The past simple and continuous, comparatives and superlatives, going to and will, the basic present perfect, quantity words such as some, any, much and many, and should.
What should I study after A2?
Take the English Grammar Level Test, then practise tenses and conditionals.
