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Table of ContentsEmSAT English test information and example questionspageEmSAT English Test Information .Grammar .Vocabulary Cloze Reading Extended Reading . Writing .345679EmSAT English Training and Practice MaterialGrammarSubject/verb agreement Articles and determiners .Quantifiers .Intensifiers .Pronouns .Word order .Prepositions Verb forms .Modals Conditionals Questions .1112131516181922252933Vocabulary . 39Vocabulary Cloze 42Vocabulary Multiple Choice practice . 44Extended ReadingNon-linear prose readings . 50Linear prose readings . 56WritingOpinion essays 69Advantage/Disadvantage Essays 75EmSAT Writing Bands 80EmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialPage 2

EmSAT English Test InformationThe test information and example questions in this section come straight from the Ministry ofEducation’s website about the EmSAT ( emsat.moe.gov.ae ). Make sure you check the websiteregularly to stay up-to-date on the latest information posted by the Ministry!There is one major difference between the EmSAT English and computer-based tests you mayhave taken before. On other computer-based tests, there might be one time limit for the wholetest. But on the EmSAT, each section has its own time limit. That means you can’t go slow onone section and make it up on the next. If you run out of time on one section, you will beautomatically moved to the next section. Also, the Vocabulary and Grammar sections aredivided into three parts, each with its own time limit that can be as short as 3-4 minutes for 10questions! So when you are doing EmSAT practice material, try grouping the questions intogroups of 10 or 20 and setting yourself a time limit of 5-10 minutes.Finally, many questions on the EmSAT are multiple choice, and there is no penalty for guessing,so don’t leave any questions blank! Answer every question and you increase your chance ofgetting a good score.Ministry of Education EmSAT information andexample questionsTotal Time for Test: 2 hoursEmSAT English Achieve assesses the extent to which a test taker is ready to study in an English‐mediumcollege or university. It is a computer‐based exam and has five major sections – Grammar, Vocabulary,Cloze Reading, Extended Reading, and Writing. Test sections, questions, and options are randomized formost of the test. Sections and subsections of the test are timed by the computer. Test takers can seehow much time they have throughout the exam.Exam Sections:1.2.3.4.5.GrammarVocabularyCloze ReadingExtended ReadingWritingEmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialPage 3

Section 1: GrammarThis section consists of short grammar questions. Test takers are assessed on their ability to select thecorrect word or words to complete a sentence. Content is primarily informed by the English ProfileProject (www.englishprofile.org). AgreementArticles and determinersQuantifiersIntensifiersPronounsIdioms Prepositions Verb forms Questions Modals Conditionals Gerunds Conjunctions Phrasal verbs Comparatives and superlatives Word order Parts of speech Discourse markersExample Grammar Questions:EmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialPage 4

Section 2: VocabularyThis section consists of short vocabulary questions which assess the extent to which students know thehigh-frequency words needed to function effectively in an English‐medium environment. Content isprimarily informed by the English Profile Project (www.englishprofile.org). The list has been screened toensure that the words are culturally appropriate and useful in an academic context. Test takers areassessed on their ability to select the correct word or words to complete a sentence.Example Vocabulary Questions:EmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialPage 5

Section 3: Cloze ReadingThis section includes two texts where level‐appropriate words have been removed and replaced withblanks. The removed words are presented in a box above the text and test takers must drag the wordsto fill the blanks.Example Grammar Cloze:EmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialPage 6

Example Vocabulary Cloze:Section 4: Extended ReadingThis section includes three reading texts. One is a non‐linear prose text (website, advertisement, etc.)and the other two texts are descriptive, narrative, expository, or a combination thereof. The texts areapproximately 450 words each. Reading skills tested include: Identifying the main ideaSimple factual detailsFinding the meaning of an unfamiliar wordPronoun referenceEmSAT Preparation Course – Practice Material Inference (understanding what is implied) Sequencing (order of events) Textual coherencePage 7

Example Non-linear Prose Reading:A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.EmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialPage 8

Example Linear Prose Reading:Section 5: WritingThis section consists of a single writing task. The response is word‐processor mediated, and test takersare expected to write 200‐250 words. The prompt is given in English. The task is assessed by at least twoprofessional markers using a holistic banding scale. The writing is included in the total score.EmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialPage 9

Example Writing:EmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 10

EmSAT Training and Practice MaterialSection 1: Grammar PracticeGrammar topic: subject/verb agreementKey information A simple example of this is when we put ‘s’ at the end of a verb in the present tense, withthe subjects he, she and it.We usually think of subject/verb agreement for present simple tense when we add ‘s’ or ‘es’to the verb with he, she or it.e.g.I go to college at 7.30 every morningBUTMy father goes to his office every day at 7.00.However, remember that subject/verb agreement is also important when we use othertenses.Exam practice1. My sister in an office in the town center.A. is workB. workC. worksD. do work2. Please hurry up. Everyone for us.A. waitB. is waitingC. are waitingD. is wait3. Last night my mother called me while I television.A. am watchingB. was watchingC. were watchingD. watching4. Salama told me that she to Oman many times.A. has beenB. have beenC. is beenD. beenEmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 11

5. I just checked in the kitchen and two jars of coffee in the cupboard.A. there hasB. there haveC. there isD. there areGrammar topic: articles and other determinersKey information Articles are the words a, an and the, which we sometimes forget to use, while otherdeterminers are words like this and that, or these and those.The articles in English are a or an, and the. Sometimes we don’t use an article with a noun.Other determiners are words like this, that, these and those.PracticeDo you know these basic rules for using articles? Complete the rules with a, an or the.1. We use . or . with a singular noun when it is the first time we talk about it but weuse . when we have already talked about it.2. We also use . when there is only one of the thing we are talking about or it is clearwhich thing or things we are talking about.3. When we are talking about plural things in general we do not use .Exam practice1. My brother bought new car last month.A. aB. anC. theD. - - - (no article)2. There is old restaurant at end of our street. I really recommend it.A. an / anB. the / anC. an / theD. a / theEmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 12

3. Jebel Hafeet is most well-known mountain in this country but I don’t know if it’shighest.A. a / aB. the / aC. a / theD. the / the4. My mother really loves children, especially children she teaches atschool.A. the / - - B. the / aC. - - - / theD. a / the5. I really enjoyed film I saw at the cinema last night.A. thisB. thatC. theseD. thoseGrammar topic: quantifiersKey information Quantifiers are other determiners such as much and many, some and any.Here are some examples of quantifiers: many, much, a lot of, a few, a little, all, any, some,every, both, either, neither, each, enough.Which four words do we use with singular countable nouns? ., ., . & . Which words do we use with plural countable nouns and which with uncountable nouns?Which can be used with both? Complete the table.Countable nounsUncountable nounsEmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialBothP a g e 13

Exam practice1. Are there students in your English class?A. everyB. eachC. manyD. much2. Abdulla would really like to go abroad on holiday this year but he doesn’t havemoney.A. manyB. a fewC. a littleD. enough3. My best friends are twins. of them study photography at university.A. bothB. eitherC. eachD. every4. If you go to the library, you can find information about this topic.A. ManyB. a lot ofC. everyD. a few5. Do you know how unemployment there is in that country?A. manyB. muchC. fewD. allEmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 14

Grammar topic: IntensifiersKey information e.g. e.g.Intensifiers are words that make other expressions stronger, like really, very and so.Words that we commonly use as intensifiers include really, very, at all, so, such, enough, too, totally,absolutely, completely, extremely, quite and rather.Remember that too does not have exactly the same meaning as very, so or really. We use too whenwe have a negative idea about something, or if something is a problem.Your hair is too long. you need to get it cutYou are driving too fast. you need to slow downAlso, remember that we do not use very with strong adjectives such as ‘huge’ (very big) or‘brilliant’ (very good or smart). To make these adjectives even stronger, we can use totally,absolutely, really or completely.That building is absolutely huge.Your idea is totally brilliant.(NOT ‘very huge’)(NOT ‘very brilliant’)Exam practice1. My family needed help at the airport because our luggage was for us to carry.A. totally heavyB. too heavyC. heavy enoughD. not heavy at all2. The teacher was pleased that the students had good ideas for theirprojects.A. such / tooB. too / soC. so / suchD. enough / totally3. We went to that new restaurant last weekend but the food wasn’t very good .A. at allB. enoughC. completelyD. ratherEmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 15

4. The Burj Khalifa is enormous. You can see it from so far away.A. veryB. tooC. absolutelyD. enough5. Fatima was able to get a very high score in the exam even though it was difficult.A. tooB. suchC. totallyD. ratherGrammar topic: pronounsKey information Pronouns are words like you and she, me and my.Here is a table giving a list of English pronouns. Can you complete the table with the missingpronouns?Personal PronounsSubjectObjectImeyouyouhe .sheherititwe .youyoutheythemPossessivesAdjectivesPronounsmy .youryourshishisher . .itsouroursyouryours .theirsReflexive Pronounsmyself .himselfherselfitselfourselves .themselvesExam practice1. Mariam’s uncle lives in Saudi Arabia. often goes to visit him there.A. heB. sheC. weD. theyEmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 16

2. My neighbors are interested in local culture so I bought this guidebook for .A. herB. himC. theirD. them3. John and Mary live in Sharjah but young son goes to school in Dubai.A. hisB. herC. theirD. theirs4. Mohammed met an old friend of at the bank. used to go to schooltogether.A. his / theyB. him / theyC. his / heD. him / he5. Teacher, please don’t give us the answers to the quiz. We must try to work them out for.A. yourselfB. ourselvesC. yourselvesD. themselvesEmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 17

Grammar topic: word orderKey information Word order; we will try to put words into the correct order to make sentences.The sentences in this section will help you to review some of the grammar points we havepracticed.Exam practiceUse some of the words in the boxes to complete the sentences below. Please remember thereare extra words.1. My cousin ()()()()()()()()the new money too have has didn’t a car enough for many2. The Burj Khalifa ()()()()()()()a tallest that is world the are in the an buildingUse all of the words in the boxes to complete the sentences below.3. Sultan ()()()()()()()()driving was saw an while he home accident4. Do you ()()()()()()()()()?are this know in many there how class students5. My brother and I (()()()()()()()()())bought us really computer this for games so I enjoyEmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 18

Grammar topic: prepositionsPractice1. Circle the correct option in italics in each sentence.1.2.3.4.5.You have a vacancy which I am very interested at / in.I spoke to Jenny about the club, of / for which she is the manager.In my opinion children need someone to / on whom they can talk.Children learned about other endangered species, apart with / from the great panda.It is based on / in my personal opinion.2. Complete the sentences with the correct word form of the words in the box.beside1.2.3.4.5.amongstinalongatThe participants of the survey were students and staff the school.spite of some small problems, people liked the festival.A survey was carried out the students and teachers.To my surprise, there was a charming beach the bicycle track.Don't forget to meet me at the theme park the main entrance.3. Complete the sentences with the correct prepositions.1.2.3.4.5.Look up at the wall! Right the bed, there is a beautiful painting.I think Abu Dhabi won't change that much the next 2 years.I wanted to go to Croatia with my friends instead flying to the USA.Some company can find me a job and I can earn up 1000 per month.Due to a dental appointment, I will not be able to participate the English classtomorrow.4. Each of these sentences contains a mistake. Find and correct the mistakes in thesesentences.1.2.3.4.The best place to stay is a hotel a bit in front of the city.The bus stop is quite under my house so I can go there easily.I turned around because I felt that something fast moved right along me.There was a noise within the room. No one bothered to step out and check.EmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 19

5. Circle the correct option in italics in each sentence.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.We lived in Japan from 2000 to / until 2008.I worked since / from Tuesday to Thursday.I’ll be away to / until Wednesday.I’ll stay in the hotel for / until early May.Jay has been on vacation since / from Sunday.I’ve been married to Sue since / in 1996.I’ll be on a business trip for / on four days.I was always excited at / before my music exams.6. Complete the sentences with the correct prepositions in the box.atduringforoninwhile0 no preposition1. I’m going on holiday the end of October. 2. The flight is 12 July. 3. I can’t sleepnight. 4. I’ll see you Friday. 5. I always have coffee the morning. 6. I’mhaving dinner with my friend Friday night. 7. I’m going on a business trip June. 8.He’s going out this evening. 9. I seldom go out the evening. 10. I’ll finish 10minutes. 11. She’s going away a few weeks. 12. You’ll have to pay attention theshow. 13. We didn’t watch television we were working.7. Complete the sentences with the correct prepositions. A few gaps require no prepositions,so write a 0.1. Daddy will get back a few days. 2. They’re coming back Monday. 3. I go on holidayevery summer. 4. I’m busy the moment. 5. Are you going away the weekend?6. We came to Japan 2001. 7. What do you usually do weekends? 8. My brotherwas born 1992. 9. I’m leaving next Monday. 10. The countryside is beautifulsummer. 11. We swam in the pool an hour.Exam practice1. I'm going to put it right front of the window, so I could have enough light.A. inB. onC. toD. atEmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 20

2. But anyway it's enjoyable to shop for clothes, especially a group of friends.A. toB. onC. withD. at3. This was the best movie festival I’ve ever been .A. inB. onC. toD. at4. Please give him all the information he asks .A. fromB. forC. toD. in5. This is the most ideal option I can think .A. fromB. ofC. toD. in6. Please show him the books he’s interested .A. fromB. forC. toD. in7. Everybody should see which company I work .A. forB. withC. fromD. to8. In my opinion, children are not easy to deal .A. forB. withC. fromD. toEmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 21

Grammar topic: verb formsPractice1. Circle the correct option in italics in each sentence.1. So he decided to come to my house to ask me if I saw / has seen his son.2. I asked her what happened / have happen.3. As soon as we went down to around 15 metres in depth, we saw / have seen a lot ofcoloured fish.4. I'm sure it wasn't my fault as I didn’t switched / didn't switch anything on or off at thatmoment.5. You are not going to believe what I am about to / is about to tell you now!6. I'm in a hurry, my class are about / is about to begin.7. I am afraid July is the only option because I are going to/am going to start work inAugust.2. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the word in brackets.1. I (not hesitate) and went there straight away. 2. Once he got inside, he(start) searching for some clues to that horrible crime. 3. Last week Peter(sell) his car for 25,000. 4. What is worse, the ticket price (notreduce) despite the fact that I showed my student ID. 5. We really enjoyed our holiday eventhough things (not turn out) the way we planned. 6. I told you about that terriblehotel I (stay in) before I came to visit you. 7. Peter’s car (sell) for 25,000. 8. I asked him who (give) him my phone number and he said it(be) me.3. Complete the sentences with the correct word form of the words in the box.sellwashbelookhappensavebe1. She tried to explain what , but she couldn't. 2. Not only do theyyou filing time, but they also save office space. 3. I need to have my car. 4. At that moment, when I on the point of leaving theoffice, another phone rang. 5. Last year, the police on the point of catchingEmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 22

him fora some criminal activities. 6. Not only does it nice but it's also full ofplaces that we should visit. 7. Peter’s car for 25,000.4. Complete the sentences with the correct word.1. I cannot attend the meeting as expected, as I to go on a business trip then.2. He to come to Athens next Friday.3. Our annual conference for HR managers due to take place on 10 th December2010.4. However, the demand for products due to increase within the next 6 months.5. The reason that I took part in your research to help computer games addicts.5. Each of these sentences contains a mistake. Underline and correct the mistakes in thesesentences.1.2.3.4.5.This book had been written back in the time of Reformation and Renaissance.My back hurt so badly; so I didn’t allow to work for two weeks.We are disagree with the new numbering system as it is too complicated.The plot of the book took place in Vienna after the Second World War.Your advertisement says that you had two great nights in a hotel for us.Exam practice1. One of the scenes in this chapter place on a train in 1950.A. takesB. has takenC. tookD. will take2. The poster says that the student council for volunteers this week to help in asummer camp.A. are lookingB. is lookingC. lookD. have looked3. Firstly, your advertisement us that hotel has two great nights in a wonderful 3-starhotel.A. is toldB. tellC. have toldD. is telling4. The guidebook says that from London it an hour to get there by train.A. will takesEmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 23

B. is takeC. is going to takeD. took5. By June 2018 I for three years for my company.A. will have been workingB. will be workingC. is going to be workingD. am to work6. I in this subject and would like to take your course.A. am interestingB. am interestedC. interestD. interested7. Yesterday I during your lecture and don’t remember anything you said.A. boredB. was boringC. had been boredD. was bored8. According to your advertisement, some training is supposed to to all entry-levelworkers.A. be givingB. be givenC. giveD. gaveEmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 24

Grammar topic: modalsPractice1. Write the number of the sentence listed below the table next to the meaning of the modalverb in the table. Follow the two examples.MeaningSentencesA. Ability (physical, mental, social, etc)19,B. Strong personal opinion of the right thing to do or notto doC. Lack of necessity10,D. Official ban on doing somethingE. Asking for permissionF. Mild personal advice or opinion of what is a good ideaor notG. PossibilityH. Polite requestI. Strong factual obligation1. She has to pass the road test if she wants to get her driver’s license.2. Look what you’ve done! You shouldn’t have played with glue!3. You mustn’t leave now because she’ll start crying right away.4. The car was very dirty for a long time; I had to have it washed.5. You must bring your ID with you to pass the security check.6. You can’t sing in here. It is a library, not a concert hall!7. We didn’t have to wait very long for the bus.8. Jane has to prepare for an exam. So she might not be able to come to the party.9. Could you open the door please? It’s too hot in here.10. Her directions are hard to follow. She must explain things in a clear way.11. They can’t use this beach because they’re not club members.12. When do you think we should go on vacation?13. Can I borrow your umbrella?14. You must read this book: it may as well change your life completely.15. It’s a good film. I think you should go and see it.16. The party is over, but you don’t need to go. They can finish without you.EmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 25

17. Ann won’t be able to come tonight. She has to stay with her baby.18. Could you wait a moment, please?19. John can speak Japanese, but he can’t write in this language.20. You have to pass a test before you can get a driving license.21. Can you swim?22. I might play tennis tomorrow if it doesn’t rain.23. When you play tennis, you should always watch the ball.24. Sam has a toothache. He doesn’t want to go to the dentist, but I told him he must go.25. Peter shouldn’t stay up late. He’ll be sleepy the morning after.26. I don’t think you should work so hard.27. Could you change a 100 bill?28. Who can change a 100 bill?29. Buy a lottery. Who knows you might be lucky.30. The show has started. You have to switch off the lights in the audience hall.2. Circle the correct option in italics in each sentence.1. I don't remember how I lost it, it might /should have been stolen.2. Architects should / had be hired to design parks where people could go for a walk.3. To sum up, it must / can be seen that the bicycle is more suitable for life in a small townor countryside.4. Our streets are not clean, and I strongly believe something might / must be done aboutit.5. Otherwise some students would not get as much specialised help as they ought to / can.6. Rome is really fantastic and you can / must go there!3. Complete the sentences with the correct words in the box.mustmusthave tohave toought toought to1. I am going to buy blackout curtains. The sun in my bedroom is unbearable in themorning. 2. We take care of our garden. The grass has grown too tall. 3. Second, itbe boring for you to sit at a computer all day. 4. I would hate to choosebetween family and friends. When do they expect your answer? 5. Of course, not all zoos are asgood as they . First of all, daily maintenance costs a lot. 6. On the other hand youadmit that most of ready-made meals aren’t as healthy as fresh ones.EmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 26

4. Each of these sentences contains a mistake. Underline and correct the mistakes in thesesentences.1. After that, they printed an authorisation form which can be signed only by the parents.2. Before buying this painting, you could talk to your parents and get their permission.3. My apologies, I can change the time of our meeting next Tuesday because of someproblems.4. I think there shouldn't be any rubbish dumps, all the rubbish might be recycled.5. You have to come and stay in our house for at least a week. It will make us all veryhappy!Exam practice1. First, in addition to exercise, you always watch what you eat.A. canB. mightC. mustD. could2. I think that you see a doctor. You have had a high fever and a bad cough forseveral days!A. mayB. shouldC. mightD. can3. I missed the bus! I have come to the bus stop five minutes ago! I wouldn’thave missed the bus if I had come on time!A. mightB. have toC. canD. should4. I strongly believe that your parents learn to let you live your own life, otherwisethey’ll be sorry soon.A. mustB. has toC. mayD. canEmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 27

5. Salama has missed a lot of classes this week. She be sick. It is quite possible.A. have toB. oughtC. shouldD. might6. I think you have joined the club last week. They offered 50% off the registrationfees for the new members.A. mustB. mightC. shouldD. have to7. Ahmet have gotten hurt during a football game. I saw him at the doctor’s officetoday. His left foot is swollen, and he is in a lot of pain.A. mustB. have toC. mightD. shouldEmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 28

Grammar topic: conditionalsPractice1. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the word in brackets.1.2.3.4.5.6.If he (have) the key, he’ll get into the house.I think it would be very helpful if I (tell) you my own case.Can you answer the phone please if it (ring)?If you (do) this job, you would have earned some money.If you do this job, you (earn) some money.If I my friend had gone to Dubai, I (go) with him.2. Complete the sentences with the correct word form of the words in the box.sendknowbewinnot enjoygo1.2.3.4.5.If you saw my sister, you that she’s pregnant.Peter won’t do it, if he it.Some say that studying animals impossible, if they weren't kept in zoos.If I my friend to Dubai, I’ll go with him.It would be great if you me a free copy of the next edition of The StudentGuidebook.6. You if you try harder.3. Complete the sentences with the correct words.1.2.3.4.5.I be grateful if you gave me this job.I’ll buy a jacket for him if it not too expensive.If Dan had enough money, he buy a sports car.I don’t know what he decided. If I , I would tell you.If we don’t hurry, we miss the train.4. Choose the right words to match the blanks and complete the sentences below.would have wouldwetwillhad1. It’s raining. So we’re not going out. We get if we went out.amwould haveifhadwould haveEmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 29

2. I’ll call you I late.werebadbewillishad3. It would nice if Peter here.would4. Ijustwillbe havebuywereit if it weren’t so expensive.bought would hasbuy5. If I time today, I go down there to see her.dowoulddidwereifhad6. you this job, you would earn some money.havegame had matchhaswould7. You would won it if you tried harder.5. Put all the words into the spaces in the correct order to make a sentence.something‘llsheeat1. If she’s hungry, .‘dhouseintogettheythe2. If they had the key, .had I if had some free time3. I’d have gone with my friend to Dubai, .EmSAT Preparation Course – Practice MaterialP a g e 30

youharderiftried had4. You’d have won .6. Each of these sentences contains a mistake. Underline and correct the mistakes in thesesentences.1.2.3.4.5.If you were hungry, you will have something to eat.I’d helped you if I could. Ask John, maybe he can.If she has been hungry, she would have eaten something.Peter won’t do it, if he didn’t enjoy it.I would have call you if I was late.Exam practice1. If they had had the key, they into the house

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