IV. Circle the right variant.

1. Do you know how... spectators watched our match last Saturday?

a) a lot;

b) more;

c) many.

2. My father has always advised me not to believe... who promise too much.

a) people;

b) peoples;

c) a person.

3. Moscow is... than Minsk.

a) the largest;

b) more large;

c) larger.

4. My new job is much worse than the old one. I work more hours and earn... money.

a) more;

b) fewer;

c) less.

5.'An old friend of... phoned us yesterday and said he would visit us.

a) my;

b) our;

c) ours.

6. They first met in 1985 and since then they have been writing regularly to

a) themselves;

b) each other;

c) each another.

V. Put the words in the right order to make up a sentence.

1. the/ secretary/ managing/ with/ not/ was/ his/ satisfied/ director.

2. waiting/ three/ still/ for/ the/ the/ psychologist/ were.

3. new/ first/ boy/ the/ notice/ car/ the/ where/ did?

4. use/ the/ they/ to/ typewriter/ are/ when/ going/new?

5. him/ anything/ II take/ to/ want/ from/ don't.

6. you/ entrance/ seen/ ever/ have/ this/ before?

VI. Circle the right variant.

1. A: Did you have a nice holiday? B: a) Yes, I had fine.

b) Yes, I had a cold.

c) Yes, I did.

2. A: a) What did you do?

b) What do you do?

c) What do you like?

3. B: a) I did go to Cambridge for a week.

b) I went to Cambridge for a week.

c) I go to Cambridge for a week.

4. A: a) Did you stay at a hotel?

b) Do you stay at a hotel?

c) Do you enjoy it?

5. B: a) Yes, very much.

b) Yes, to the Bridge Hotel.

c) Yes, at the Bridge Hotel.

6. A: a) It's a nice.

b) How nice!

c) What nice times!

VII. Circle the appropriate word.

Once upon a time there was a girl called little Red Riding Hood (who, which) lived with her mother. Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother had invited her to her cottage, (so, as) one fine day she set off to visit her. The little girl (was, got) ready, said goodbye to her mother (and, but) promi-sed (to be, being) careful. On her arm she carried a small basket with a cake (that, when) mother had baked (special, specially).

Test 43

/. Use the correct tense-forms of the verbs in brackets.

1. Can you help me, please? I (to look) for my book.

2. I'm an engineer. And what about you? What you (to do)?

3. We (to run) out of milk. Can you go and get some from the shop?

4. If you (to take) the medicine you will feel better.

5. Nancy (to look) like her father.

6. Fred (to wake up) late and (to miss) his breakfast on Wednesday.

7. Linda (to wait) for the bus when I (to see) her.

8. Is that your cousin Doris? She (to change) a lot.

//. Choose the right article.

1. This is... last time I'm ever going to... cinema with you.

2. It was... beautiful day.... sky was blue and... sun was shining.

3. Do you like... sugar in your tea?

4. He went to... bed very early that day.

///. Circle the suitable preposition.

1. The Bradfords brought (with, up, out) four children.

2. She takes (in, up, after) her father in appearance.

3. Mr. Salter got (down, off, up) the bus too soon and lost the way.

4.1 have studied English (since, for, through) three years.

5. Jane lost her glasses and now she's looking (after, for, at) them.

6. Have you ever heard (off, of, from) Jack London?

IV. Circle the suitable pronoun.

1.1 see you are making coffee. Could you make me (something, some, little) too?

2. We need money for the bus. How (many, much) have we got?

3. Never mind! Such things can happen to (no one, anyone, someone).

4. You must be in a hurry, I'm afraid. There's not (much, little, many) time left.

5. It would be (more, much, many) easier to go by car.

6. You should have seen how (many, much, a little) he ate. I couldn't believe it.

V. Put the words in the right order to make up a sentence.

1. correct/ is/ completely/ always/ her/ homework.

2. nice person/just/ really/ met/ a/ we/ have.

3. tasty/ wasn't/ the/ food/ enough.

4. things/ usually/ forget/ never/1.

5. quietly/ nobody/ so/ that/ he/ spoke/ could/ him/ hekr.

VI. Circle the right variant.

1. A: I was impressed by the performance. B: a) I was too;

b) So was I;

c) I was also.

2. A: Have you got a car? B: a) No, I haven't.

b) Yes, I get.

c) I don't.

3. A: I'm going to help. B: a) You needn't to.

b) You needn't.

c) Yes, you need.

4. A: How are you?

B: a) How do you do?

b) I'm a student.

c) Very well, thanks.

5. A: You don't like this sort of music, do you? B: a) Yes, I don't.

b) No, I don't.

c) No, I do.

6. A: When did you go out last?

B: a) I haven't been out for about a month.

b) I hadn't been out for a month.

c) I haven't been out last month.

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