WorksheetsАғылшын 250-300
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 26mins
Choose the right form of the verb “to have”: Our students … mistakes in spelling.
are having
has
have
had
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Simple: They …many official letters every day
receive
are receiving
received
is receiving
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Simple: The Banks usually … at 9 o’clock.
is opened
opens
are opening
open
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Simple: Asem … at one of the best companies.
has worked
work
worked
works
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Simple: We always … our mother’s birthday out of town.
celebrate
has celebrated
celebrated
is celebrating
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Simple: We often … these boys here.
have been meeting
had met
meet
met
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Simple: … she learn German or French?
have
will
do
does
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Simple: His sisters always … me books to read.
give to
gave
given
give
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Simple: … your mother have to wake you up?
had
do
does
done
Choose the general question in Past Simple : Asel and Maira delivered the goods only in 6 months.
Do Asel and Maira deliver the goods in 6 months?
Are Asel and Maira delivered the goods in 6 months?
Did Asel and Maira deliver the goods in 6 months?
Had Asel and Maira delivered the goods in 6 months?
Choose the general question in Past Simple: We asked their company to prolong the contract.
Did we ask their company to prolong the contract?
Have we asked their company to prolong the contract?
Do we ask their company to prolong the contract?
Does she ask their company to prolong the contract?
Choose the general question in Past Simple: Abzal went to the USA to have talks.
Did Abzal go to the USA to have talks?
Has Abzal went to the USA to have talks?
Is Abzal going to the USA to have talks?
Was Abzal going to the USA to have talks.
Choose the general question in Past Simple: Mr. Tom offered his help to our businessmen.
Did Tom offer his help to our businessmen?
Does Tom offer his help to our businessmen?
Will Tom offer his help to our businessmen?
Is Tom offering his help to our businessmen?
Choose the general question in Past Simple: They signed the contract yesterday.
Do they sign the contract?
Did they sign the contract yesterday?
Had they signed the contract yesterday?
Were they signing the contract yesterday?
Choose the general question in Past Simple: The teachers discussed all questions.
Is the teacher discussing all questions?
Are the teachers discussing all questions?
Do the teachers discuss all questions?
Did the teachers discuss all questions?
Choose the general question in Past Simple: My brother graduated from the University last year.
What did my brother graduate last year?
Had my brother graduated from the University last year?
Did my brother graduate from the University last year?
Who graduated from the University last year?
Choose the general question in Past Simple: Aiman moved into a new flat 3 months ago.
Did Aiman move into a new flat 3 months ago?
Has Aiman moved into a new flat 3 months ago?.
Have Aiman and her family moved into a new flat 3 months ago? .
Aiman moved into a new flat 3 months ago, didn’t she?
Choose the general question in Past Simple: They went to the theatre last week.
Did they go to the theatre last week?
When did they go to the theatre?
Do they go to the theatre?
Had they gone to the theatre last week?
Choose the general question in Past Simple: My brother worked very hard.
When did he work ?
Did my brother work very hard?
Does my sister work very hard?
Does my brother work very hard?
Choose the negative form: They will study History next term.
They had not studied History last term
They will not study History next term
They have not studied History recently
They did not study History last term
Choose the negative form: They worked at the factory last year.
They did not work at the factory last year
They had not worked at the factory last year
They will not work at the factory next year
They had not to work at the factory last year
Choose the negative form: I visited my uncle yesterday.
I haven’t visited my uncle
I didn’t visit my uncle yesterday
I hadn’t visited my uncle yesterday
I couldn’t visit my uncle yesterday
Choose the negative form: We shall see you tomorrow.
We shall not see you tomorrow
He does not see you
We did not see you yesterday
We aren’t to see you tomorrow
Choose the negative form: He worked at this shop last year.
He isn’t working at this shop
He hadn’t worked at that shop last year
He will not work at this shop
He didn’t work at this shop last year
Find the general question: He is in Taraz.
Has he gone to Taraz?
Was he in Taraz?
Is he in Taraz?
Can he be in Taraz?
Find the general question: She has a fountain pen.
Has she a fountain pen?
Did she have a fountain pen?
Had she or he a fountain pen?
What has she? Has she a fountain pen?
Find the general question: His father was a doctor.
What is his father?
Was his father a doctor?
Will his father be a doctor?
Is his father a doctor?
Find the general question: The weather will be fine tomorrow.
When will the weather be fine?
What will be fine tomorrow?
The weather will be fine tomorrow, won’t it?
Will the weather be fine tomorrow?
Find the general question: He can swim well.
Can he swim well?
Would he swim well?
Will he swim well?
Is he swimming well?
Choose the negative form: They will study English next year.
They will not study English next year.
They do not study English this year.
They had not studied English last year.
They have not studied English recently.
Choose the negative form: They worked here last year.
They did not work here last year
They will not work at the here next year
They had not worked here last year
They don’t work here
Choose the negative form: I visited my parents yesterday.
I didn’t visit my parents yesterday
I couldn’t visit my parents yesterday
I don’t visit my parents
I haven’t visited my parents
Choose the right translation: двадцать второй.
twenty-second
twelve
the twentieth the
twenty-two
Choose the right form of the personal or possessive pronouns: … friend is a manager.
she
him
his
it
Choose the right form of the personal or possessive pronouns: … family is very big.
me
they
them
their
Choose the right form of the personal or possessive pronouns: I have a sister …name is Jane.
he
she
her
they
Choose the right form of the personal or possessive pronouns: We have got a modern cottage. …cottage is large.
I
us
they
our
Choose the right form of the personal or possessive pronouns: This bag is… .
You
Me
He
I
Choose the right form of the verb “to have”: My sisters … two flats and my aunt … three flats.
have, have
has, has
have, has
had, has
Choose the right variant: There are (неcколько) students in the room.
Little
Much
Many
A few
Choose the right variant: …there anybody in the office?
do
are
am
is
Choose the right variant: There was (немного) tea in the glass.
Many
Much
A little
Nothing
Choose the right variant: there are (много) children in the streets.
many
much
little
small
Choose the right variant: There is no place like…
home
countryside
museum
cottage
Find the sentence in Future Simple:
Nick gets up very early
Do you often go to see your friends?
He will be there at eight
I think it is the largest in our district
Find the sentence in Future Simple:
We shall have a lot of work to do tomorrow
Did you notice her go out?
Helen gives private lessons
Now he belongs to the ages
Find the sentence in Future Simple:
The winter holidays will begin on the 25th of January
It happened during the Great Patriotic War
I like to be out-of-doors
He lived in Kiev five years ago
Find the sentence in Future Simple:
He’ll finish the work if you help him
Let me watch TV tonight
Do you always get up at the same time?
Her parents live in Astana.
Find the sentence in Future Simple:
My working day lasts eight hours
I’ll be tomorrow morning
Do you often get letters from your friends?
My sister left her Institute two years ago
Find the sentence in Future Simple:
What will you do after you graduate?
She has some English books.
Is the teacher speaking English?
I see nothing there.
Find the disjunctive question:
Do you speak English?
Do you know English or German?
You study English, don’t you?
Are they working now?
