1) ‘Régen mindig adósságban voltak.’ is translated as: a) They have always been in debt. b) They had been always in debt. c) They were always in debt. d) They has been always in debt. 2) ‘We had to think a lot about whether to buy that house now or wait until next year. Finally, we’ve made our decision. We (...) out a loan from the bank this year to buy it.’ a) will taking b) take c) will take d) are going to take 3) By the time the authorities (...) at the scene, the perpetrators (...). a) had arrived / have disappeared b) had arrived / disappeared c) arrived / had disappeared d) arrived / disappeared 4) ‘He behaved very strangely last night. He couldn’t even stand straight.’ ‘How much did he drink?’ ‘I don’t know because he (…) there for a few hours by the time I arrived.’ a) had been b) was c) has been d) were 5) By the time we arrived, the manager (…) so we couldn’t talk to him. a) had left b) was leaving c) left d) has left 6) Bertha rented a flat in this city for a short time, then she (...) abroad for a few months. Eventually, she moved back home. a) was working b) has worked c) worked d) had worked 7) ‘Milyen gyakran jársz továbbképzésre?’ is translated as: a) How often do you going on training programs? b) How often you go on training programs? c) How often do you go on training programs? d) How often are you going on training programs? 8) Choosing to work in less stressful ways is known as (…). a) stimulating b) stretching c) overwhelming d) downshifting 9) ‘They work hard to make ends meet.’ – This sentence is about… a) an official arrangement b) a temporary action c) a permanent state d) an action that started in the past, which continues in the present 10) Many people around the age of 45-50 are looking for more (…) with their children, which is spending more meaningful time with them. a) rat race b) quality work c) quality time d) overtime 11) ‘I was cleaning the office when the last client stepped in.’ - This sentence expresses… a) an earlier past between two past events b) a completed action in the past c) chronological order d) an action in progress at the specific time in the past 12) ‘On Monday morning I (…) to feel so dizzy and tired that I (…) quite ill.’ a) have begun / felt b) began / have felt c) began / felt d) begun / have felt 13) ‘2 órája vagyok ebben a teremben.’ is translated as… a) I have been in this room for 2 hours. b) I am in this room for 2 hours. c) I been in this room for 2 hours. d) I have been in this room since 2 hours. 14) ‘I’m seeing the doctor tomorrow at 9.30.’ This sentence is an example of: a) a state verb because “see” is not an action, only an ability b) an incorrect way of using “see” in a sentence c) a personal arrangement for the future d) a general habit that is often repeated 15) What tenses are these forms? 1. had worked / 2. didn’t try / 3. doesn’t take / 4. Has she ever been…? a) 1 Past Perfect / 2 Present Perfect / 3 Present Simple / 4 Past Simple b) 1 Present Perfect / 2 Past Simple / 3 Present Simple / 4 Past Continuous c) 1 Past Simple / 2 Past Perfect / 3 Present Perfect / 4 also Present Perfect d) 1 Past Perfect / 2 Past Simple / 3 Present Simple / 4 Present Perfect 16) ‘I (…) this car since my first job.’ a) have b) had have c) had d) have had 17) When you have the feeling that work could sometimes be difficult, but that it still makes you feel good, you feel (...). a) stretched b) burned out c) pressured d) stressed out 18) State verbs such as ‘understand’, ‘know’, ‘belong’ and many others are… a) always used in Present Simple because they express continued action and have duration b) not used in Present Continuous because they can’t express temporary action c) not used in Present Simple because they do not perform actions d) always used in Present Continuous because they are not dynamic 19) ‘Néhányszor voltunk már itt.’ is translated as: a) We were here a few times. b) We has been here a few times. c) We was here a few times. d) We’ve been here a few times. 20) “Ötszáz kilométert vezettem le, mire az autó lerobbant.” is translated as: a) I was driving 500 kms by the time the car broke down. b) I had driven 500 kms by the time the car broke down. c) I have driven 500 kms by the time the car broke down. d) I drove 500 kms by the time the car broke down. 21) ‘He (…) in this office for six or seven years. I don’t remember exactly. He left long ago.’ a) had worked b) has worked c) have worked d) worked 22) Our central office (...) to the outskirts of town at the moment. a) was moved b) moves c) is moving d) moved 23) ‘I’ve told you thousands of times not to use that laptop because it (1. …) recognize the new network settings, but I (2. …) figured out why yet, because I haven’t (3. …) time.’ a) 1. hasn’t / 2. don’t / 3. had b) 1. doesn’t / 2. haven’t / 3. had c) 1. don’t / 2. haven’t / 3. – d) 1. doesn’t / 2. didn’t / 3. have 24) ‘I (…) in this city (…) I was born’ a) lived / since b) lived / for c) have lived / since d) have lived / for 25) ‘I was going to tell you, but someone got ahead of me.’ – This sentence expresses… a) a planned action that did not take place b) an experience that lasted up to a point in the past c) a polite request d) a background action 26) The (...) for something is the period of time it takes to prepare and complete something. a) downtime b) timeframe c) timescale d) lead time 27) Life (…) a lot since the appearance of the social media. a) has been changed b) was changed c) has changed d) changed 28) ‘I (…) a lot more tests in the high school than here at university.’ a) has had b) have c) 've had d) had 29) (…) for the bus, a man ran out of the car park screaming. a) As we waited b) As we were waiting c) As we were waited d) As we had waited 30) One of the causes of stress at work could be because the employer’s (…) are too high. a) rewards b) qualities c) challenges d) demands kovetelesek 31) My doctor agreed that all the symptoms I had – the headache, the insomnia, the anxiety – were (…). a) downshifted b) stress-induced c) rebalanced d) overwhelmed 32) Sentence 1 (S1): I’ve solved this test ten times in January. Sentence 2 (S2): I solved this test ten times in January. a) In S1 it’s not January anymore, but in S2 it’s still January b) In S1 you can increase the number in January, but in S2 you can’t c) In S1 you are solving it right now, but in S2 you did in in the past d) In S1 the time is important, but in S2 the result is important 33) ‘I’m going to change my job.’ – This sentence expresses… a) a prediction b) hope c) a spontaneous decision d) a premeditated intention 34) People who are completely (…) are so stressed and tired by their work that they will probably never be able to work again. a) overwhelmed b) stretched c) stressful d) burned out 35) Make a realistic plan of the things you have to do and (…) them, which means that you put them in order of importance. a) distract b) complete c) delay d) prioritize 36) Choosing to work in less stressful ways is known as (…). a) stretching b) stimulating c) overwhelming d) downshifting 37) The authorities (...) down the old bridge for renovation, so you can’t pass there. a) had closed b) were closed c) have closed d) has closed 38) He (…) in an office every morning from eight to twelve. a) works b) is working c) has workng d) work 39) The (...) is the overall period during which something should happen or be completed. a) lead time b) delay c) timeframe d) schedule 40) “Mióta vagy munka nélkül?” is translated as... a) How long are you without a job? b) How long were you without a job? c) How long had you been without a job? d) How long have you been without a job? 41) ‘Why don’t you wear your uniform?’ asks about… a) an action at the moment of speaking b) a habit c) a temporary action d) a personal arrangement 42) Some stages may (…), which means that one starts before the other finishes. a) be parallel b) be simultaneous c) interrupt d) overlap 43) ‘The manager has called you twice since you left.’ ‘Has she? Then (...) her back at once!’ a) I‘m going to call b) I‘m calling c) I call d) I‘ll call 44) Some people feel that the pressure is building up at their workplaces, and they become (…) by work, which makes them feel that they aren’t able to do it. a) overwhelmed túlterhelt b) stimulated c) rewarded jutalmazott d) stress-induced stressz okozta 45) ‘Nem írtam még meg az e-mailt.’ is translated as: a) I haven’t wrote the e-mail yet. b) I haven’t written the e-mail yet. c) I didn’t write the e-mail yet. d) I didn’t wrote the e-mail yet. 46) ‘I’ve worked as a mechanical engineer (…).’ a) since 2016 b) in 2016 c) two years ago d) after I graduated from university 47) ‘I apologise’ is used in Present Simple because: a) it’s a general truth about the person b) it expresses repeated action with emphasis on the activity ismételt cselekvést fejez ki, a tevékenységre helyezve a hangsúlyt c) it’s an official arrangement between two people ez egy hivatalos megállapodás két ember között d) it’s a function verb that performs the action by saying 48) ‘Hány jelentkezővel találkoztál eddig?’ Pick the correct question: a) How many candidates did you meet you so far? b) How many candidates you have meet so far? c) How many candidates have you met so far? d) How many candidates had you met so far? 49) Sentence 1 (S1): ‘I’m going to have dinner with them.’ Sentence 2 (S2): ‘I’ll have dinner with them.’ Sentence 3 (S3): ‘I’m having dinner with them.’ a) S1 is an intention, S2 is hope or prediction, and S3 is an arrangement b) S1 is promise or hope, S2 is a spontaneous decision, and S3 is an intention c) S1 is an intention, S2 is a prediction, and S3 is a promise d) S1 is an arrangement, S2 is not sure to happen, and S3 is an intention 50) ‘I’ve learnt how to use the new software.’ – What is important in this sentence? a) The action of learning. b) That the learning continues in the future. c) The way I learnt it. d) That now I know how to use it. 51) More and more people want to escape the (…) and get off the (…) because they feel that work is too competitive. a) rat race / treadmill b) rat race / downshifters c) treadmill / rebalancing d) downshifting / treadmill 52) ‘Eco-friendly packaging (…) more and more popular.' a) get b) have got c) gets d) is getting 53) “Minden nap túlórázott, míg egy nap elhagyta a céget.” is translated as... a) He worked overtime on a daily basis, then one day he has left the company. b) He worked overtime on a daily basis, then one day he was leaving the company. c) He worked overtime on a daily basis, then one day he left the company. d) He has worked overtime on a daily basis, then one day he left the company. 54) How long (...) for this logistics company? You seem to like it here. a) had you worked b) were you worked c) have you worked d) did you work 55) ‘How much money (…) so far for your car?’ a) had you saved b) do you save c) have you saved d) did you save 56) ‘It will probably be a difficult period for us.’ – This sentence expresses… a) a decision about the future taken before the moment of speaking b) a prediction based on belief c) a prediction about the future that is based on evidence in the present d) a premeditated intention 57) Some people become so stressed out because of overwork that they can suffer a (…). a) breakthrough áttörés b) breakup c) breakout kitörés d) breakdown összeomlás 58) A period when a machine or computer cannot be used because it is not working is (...). a) schedule b) downtime c) overlap d) delay 59) ‘What were you doing?’ – This question is interested in… a) what activity was completed b) what was in progress c) what happened before d) what happened next 60) ‘Our team is getting stronger and stronger.’ – This sentence is about… a) a changing situation b) a general truth c) a personal arrangement d) a permanent action

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