TKT mock tests

53. Match the emphasised letter ‘a’ in an example word with the phonemic symbols which would be used in a dictionary entry listed A, B, C or D. late - l'a'te

52. Choose the correct lexical or phonological terms (A, B or C) to complete the sentences. “Fit” and “feet”; “fear” and “fair”; “track” and “truck” are examples of

51. Choose the correct lexical or phonological terms (A, B or C) to complete the sentences. “Can’t”; “don’t”; “he’s” are examples of

50. Choose the correct lexical or phonological terms (A, B or C) to complete the sentences. “Vehicle – car, bicycle, plane”; “pet – dog, cat, rabbit”; “food – bread, pizza, meat” are examples of

49. Choose the correct lexical or phonological terms (A, B or C) to complete the sentences. “Put out”; “put off”; “put away” are examples of

48. Choose the correct lexical or phonological terms (A, B or C) to complete the sentences. “Hole” and “whole”; “mail” and “male”; “by” and “buy” are examples of

47. Choose the correct lexical or phonological terms (A, B or C) to complete the sentences. “Unhappy”, “disagree” and “incorrect” include examples of

46. Match the emphasised clauses with their meanings in the sentence listed A, B or C. I walked into town “so that I could avoid the traffic.”

45. Match the emphasised clauses with their meanings in the sentence listed A, B or C. “As long as you can save the money yourself,” you can go on the trip.

44. Match the emphasised clauses with their meanings in the sentence listed A, B or C. I won’t speak to him again “unless he apologises.”

43. Match the emphasised clauses with their meanings in the sentence listed A, B or C. “As there was no coffee left,” I had a cup of tea.

42. Match the emphasised clauses with their meanings in the sentence listed A, B or C. I fell asleep in the car “because I was so tired”.

41. Match the emphasised clauses with their meanings in the sentence listed A, B or C. I decided to go and see him “since he hadn’t phoned me.”

40. Match the emphasised clauses with their meanings in the sentence listed A, B or C. It was such a bad film “that we walked out.”

39. Match the emphasized words/groups of words in the sentence with the language terms listed A-G. we usually end up arguing about which "bus stop" to walk to, or something silly like that.

38. Match the emphasized words/groups of words in the sentence with the language terms listed A-G. He sometimes "calls in" when he’s in the area and then we may go out together.

37. Match the emphasized words/groups of words in the sentence with the language terms listed A-G. I also get the impression that he thinks I’m pretty "worthless", which doesn’t help our relationship.

36. Match the emphasized words/groups of words in the sentence with the language terms listed A-G. the worst thing is that he’s got no sense of humor and that really "gets on my nerves."

35. Match the emphasized words/groups of words in the sentence with the language terms listed A-G. he always wears "a suit, a tie and leather shoes," listens to the radio and plays cricket.

34. Match the emphasized words/groups of words in the sentence with the language terms listed A-G. My oldest brother is quite different from me – he’s a bit "old-fashioned" really.