Solutions Pre Intermediate Progress Test Unit 6 Answers | Must Watch |

The answer key for the Solutions Pre-Intermediate Progress Test (Unit 6) covers sections on grammar, vocabulary, use of English, listening, and reading. Below are the standard answers for Test A from the 3rd Edition.  Grammar 

Exercise 1 (Future Forms): 1a 'll drive, 1b is going to drive; 2a 're going to visit, 2b will visit; 3a 'll have, 3b 're going to have; 4a won't forget, 4b 's going to forget.

Exercise 2 (Zero Conditional): 1 doesn't wake, 2 eat, 3 spend, 4 has, 5 don't do, 6 don't sleep.

Exercise 3 (Adverbs of Certainty/Probability): 1 probably, 2 might, 3 definitely, 4 might, 5 probably, 6 could.  Vocabulary 

Exercise 4 (Compound Nouns/Technology): 1 notebook, 2 coffee machine, 3 dishwasher, 4 hard disk recorder, 5 vacuum cleaner, 6 satellite TV, 7 camcorder, 8 fridge.

Exercise 5 (Verbs): 1 deactivated, 2 upload, 3 log on, 4 created, 5 posted, 6 updated.

Exercise 6 (Prepositions/Phrasal Verbs): 1 off, 2 down, 3 in, 4 out, 5 on, 6 away.  Skills & Use of English 

Use of English (Exercise 7): 1 fancy, 2 going, 3 If, 4 stay, 5 play, 6 have, 7 rides, 8 why, 9 will, 10 make. Listening (Exercise 8): 1 F, 2 F, 3 T, 4 T, 5 F. Reading (Exercise 9): 1 D, 2 A, 3 E, 4 F, 5 B. 

Detailed PDF documents for these answer keys are available on platforms such as Scribd, Course Hero, and Studocu.  Progress Test Answer Keys A | PDF - Scribd

Overview

The Progress Test Unit 6 for Solutions Pre-Intermediate is a comprehensive assessment that evaluates students' understanding of the language and grammar covered in Unit 6. The test includes a range of question types, such as multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blank, and short-answer questions.

Section-by-Section Review

Listening

Short dialogues identifying feelings or past events.

Step 1: Identify Your Error Type

Go through your completed test and mark which questions you got wrong. Then categorize:

• Grammar error? → Re-read the First Conditional rules. Create 10 new sentences.
• Vocabulary error? → Make flashcards for extreme sports and phrasal verbs on Quizlet.
• Listening error? → Practice with the free audio tracks on the Oxford Press website.

Mastering the Solutions Pre-Intermediate Progress Test: A Complete Guide to Unit 6 Answers and Strategies

Finding the correct answers is only half the battle. Understanding why they are correct is the key to real progress.

If you’ve arrived here searching for the Solutions Pre-Intermediate Progress Test Unit 6 answers, you are likely in one of two situations: you are a teacher verifying answer keys, or you are a student who has just completed the test and wants to check your work. This article serves as a comprehensive resource—not just a list of answers, but a detailed breakdown of the grammar, vocabulary, and skills covered in Unit 6 of the Oxford University Press Solutions coursebook.

Important Note for Academic Integrity: This guide is intended for revision and self-assessment after you have attempted the test on your own. Using answer keys to cheat on a test ultimately harms your own learning. Use this as a study tool to identify your weak areas.

Part 2: Grammar

C. Choose the correct option (Quantifiers & Articles).

1. How much money do you have in your pocket? (A: many / B: much)
2. There aren't many shops in this town. (A: much / B: many)
3. We have a little time before the train leaves, so let's get a coffee. (A: a few / B: a little)
4. I bought a new phone yesterday. The phone was quite expensive. (A: a / B: the)
5. The Eiffel Tower is in Paris. (A: The / B: A)
6. I usually have breakfast at 8:00 am. (No article required). (A: a / B: the / C: - )

D. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb (Present Perfect or Past Simple).

1. I have never been (never / be) to New York, but I want to go.
2. She bought (buy) a new laptop last week.
3. Have you finished (finish) your homework yet?
4. We saw (see) that film three days ago.
5. He has lost (lose) his keys and can't get into the house.

Vocabulary (20 points)

• The vocabulary section tests students' understanding of new words and phrases from Unit 6.
• Students are asked to match words with their meanings, complete sentences with the correct word, and choose the correct option in multiple-choice questions.
• Feedback: The vocabulary is relevant and useful, but some students may find it challenging to remember all the new words.

5. Grammar — Modals for advice and obligation

• 1: You should see a doctor. (advice)
• 2: You must wear a helmet. (strong obligation)
• 3: You could try restarting the computer. (suggestion/possibility)
• 4: You don’t have to come if you’re busy. (no obligation)

Grammar

• Past simple vs. past continuous
  While I was walking home, I saw an accident.
• Used to (for past habits and states)
  I used to play the piano, but I don’t anymore.

6. Ethical Use of Answer Keys (For Students)

It’s okay to use answer keys after you’ve tried your best. Here’s the right way:

✅ Do this:

• Take the test under timed conditions
• Mark it yourself using a key
• For each wrong answer, write the correct one + why you got it wrong
• Retake a similar exercise 2–3 days later

❌ Don’t do this:

• Look at answers during the test
• Memorize answers without understanding
• Share keys with classmates before they take the test

Learning happens when you struggle with a problem, not when you copy a solution.