Application & Placement

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In applying for this course I agree to abide by the Terms and Conditions of MDA College and accept the circumstances. I confirm my understanding that course fees will only be refunded in the event of a visa application refusal excluding registration fee, on production of an official Refusal of Entry Clearance letter from a British Embassy or Consulate. I also accept there will be no refund for bank holidays and early leave for Friday prayers.

I accept that I have read and understood the Admission Policy and the Student Handbook.

All cancellations due to visa refusal must be made in writing or email (include copy of visa refusal letter). Cancellations made 4 weeks before the start date of the course will be fully refunded except the administration fee of £100.

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Placement Test

1-) Roberta _____ from The United States..

2-) What’s _____ name?

3-) My friend _____ in London.

4-) Where _____?

5-) I ______ coffee.

6-) ‘_____ to Australia, Ginny?’ ‘Yes, two years ago.”

7-) Tokyo is _____ city I’ve ever lived in.

8-) A vegetarian is someone _____ doesn’t eat meat.

9-) _____ these days.

10-) I _____ watch TV tonight.

11-) I wish I _____ more money!

12-) _____ be famous one day?

13-) It’s my birthday _____ Friday.

14-) I _____ eighteen years old.

15-) I _____ a headache.

16-) Do you _____ a uniform at your school?

17-) ‘What time is it?’ ‘I have no _____.’

18-) The meal was very expensive. Look at the _____!

19-) How many _____ of trousers have you got?

20-) Joel came back from his holiday in Brazil looking really _____.

21-) Harry can _____ English.

22-) I’m not interested _____ sports.

23-) She likes _____ expensive clothes.

24-) Harry _____ his father’s car when the accident happened.

25-) I was wondering _____ tell me when the next plane from Chicago arrives?

26-) If I _____ him, I would have spoken to him, wouldn’t I?

27-) I like your hair. Where _____?

28-) I think Joey must _____ late tonight. His office light is still on.

29-) John tells me Jack’s going out with Helen, _____ I find hard to believe.

30-) What _____ this weekend, Lance?

31-) The weather has been awful. We’ve had very _____ sunshine this summer.

32-) Did you hear what happened to Kate? She _____.

33-) I usually _____ up at about 7.30.

34-) I _____ football every week.

35-) My sister _____ the cooking in our house.

36-) Don’t forget to _____ the light when you leave the room.

37-) She was in _____ when she heard the tragic news.

38-) He _____ that he hadn’t stolen the computer, but no one believed him.

39-) Could you _____ me that book for a couple of days, please?

40-) Greg is _____ a lot of time at Yvonne’s house these days!

41-) Who _____ in that house?

42-) I’ll call you when I _____ home.

43-) If you _____ me, what would you do?

44-) I don’t know where _____ last night.

45-) John and Betty are coming to visit us tomorrow but I wish _____

46-) I’m so hungry! If only Bill _____ all the food in the fridge!

47-) I regret _____ harder in school.

48-) Surely Sue _____ you if she was unhappy with your work.

49-) Our neighbours aren’t very polite, and _____ particularly quiet!

50-) We had expected that they _____ fluent English, but in fact they didn’t.

51-) I’d rather I _____ next weekend, but I do!

52-) Harriet is so knowledgeable. She can talk about _____ subject that comes up.

53-) I always _____ milk in my coffee.

54-) I _____ TV every evening

55-) Can you give me a _____ with my bag.

56-) Before you enter the triathlon, please bear in _____ that you’re not as young as you used to be!

57-) The breath test showed he had consumed more than three times the legal limit of alcohol, so the police arrested him for _____.

58-) The meeting was _____ and not very interesting.

59-) After the movie was released, the main _____ point was its excessive use of violence.

60-) There have been several big _____ against the use of GM foods recently.
Reading Placement Carla is 40 years old, and she lives in Leeds. She has one daughter and one son. She works as a teacher. She is married and her husband’s name is Peter, and he’s a sales manager. At weekends, the family like to go to the local parks or watch films together. They don’t like to play football.

Peter was born in England, but Carla wasn’t. She was born in Greece, and she moved to England when she was 21. When she was growing up, she wasn’t really interested in English. She found English at school very difficult and boring, and when she finished school she couldn’t remember anything. At university, her teachers spoke about how important English was to find a good job. She started to spend a lot of time listening to English songs, watching English TV and films and reading English books.

Carla decided to move to England to improve her level of English after university. During her English course, she got a part-time job in a restaurant. She thought it would be helpful to improve her language level, earn some money and meet new people. At first, she found living in Leeds much more difficult than she expected. She felt homesick, and everything was different in England compared to back home. The food wasn’t good, it was always raining, and she couldn’t understand anyone.

The staff at the language school were very friendly and she made friends with other students. Her level improved quickly. She had to speak English all the time, and she became more confident at speaking. She started to understand more and more English and she joined several speaking clubs around the city centre.

Peter and Carla met at an international student speaking club at the university. Peter was studying Spanish for fun and wanted to help other people learning his native language to practice their speaking skills. When he first went to the speaking club, he never would have imagined that he would end up meeting his future wife! They had similar tastes in music and art, and they both enjoyed tennis. Peter has learned Greek, so he can speak a little to Carla’s family, but he’s far from fluent.

Now settled in Leeds, Carla misses Greece, but she loves living in the UK. She now likes the weather, and even likes English food! The family regularly goes on holiday to Greece, and Peter dreams of buying a house there when they retire. Carla loves her job as a teacher and hopes to become a head teacher one day. If Carla had to do it all again, she wouldn’t change a thing.

1-) Carla is from England.

2-) Carla is a teacher.

3-) Carla has 2 children.

4-) Carla and her family like to play football at the weekend.

5-) Carla liked studying English at school.

6-) Carla got a job in a restaurant.

7-) Carla didn’t like English food.

8-) Carla and Peter met at a university basketball match.

9-) Peter was studying Spanish for his course.

10-) Carla wants to live in Greece in the future.

11-) Carla didn’t enjoy studying English because…

12-) Carla decided to learn English because…

13-) Carla felt unhappy when she moved to the UK because…

14-) Peter was studying Spanish because…

15-) Peter knew that he would meet his future wife.

16-) Peter wanted to teach other students Spanish.

17-) Peter is fluent in Greek.

18-) Peter wants to retire in…

19-) Carla will be a head teacher.

20-) Carla regrets the decisions she has made.
Writing Test: Placement Please choose one of the questions below:

1-) Write a personal profile about yourself for a website. You should answer these questions:

2-) Write an email to give more information about your country. You can use your own ideas, and you can describe some of these things:

3-) Write about a memory you have from your childhood. Describe:

4-) Write a review of your favourite film, TV series or book. Explain:

5-) Write an article discussing whether you think our world is getting better or getting worse. You can use your own ideas, but you might like to include some of these issues:
You should finish your article with a short conclusion summarising the main argument. Please include the question number
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