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1005

Total questions: 33

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1. Opposite meaning of “safe”

a)

dangerous

b)

sensible

c)

unlucky

d)

successful

e)

modern

2.

2. Prepositional phrase out of breath

a)

You’re unsure, when you are … .

b)

You are angry, if you are … .

c)

When you cut yourself, … .

d)

He is … to get a promotion.

e)

He was … because he had been running for an hour.

3.

3. Correct construction

…a garden

a)

•There is

b)

•There are

c)

•Isn’t there

d)

•Are there

e)

•There aren’t

4.

4. The correct one

a)

•These gloves are him.

b)

•These gloves are mine.

c)

•These gloves are she.

d)

•These gloves are her.

e)

•These gloves are my.

5.

5. The right variant

I had a perfect room in the hotel. I…see the lake.

a)

may

b)

have to

c)

might

d)

could

e)

can

6.

6. Complete the sentence

If you want to be healthy you … exercise regularly.

a)

are

b)

is

c)

must

d)

can

e)

mustn’t

7.

7. Appropriate verb

I think I … stay at home this evening.

a)

am not going to

b)

would

c)

will

d)

is going to

e)

am going to

8.

8. Correct form of “to be going to”

They said on TV that it …(rain) that afternoon.

a)

•am going to rain

b)

•go to raining

c)

•going to rain

d)

•are going to rain

e)

•was going to rain

9.

9. Determiner of quantifier

____my cousins are from Paris.

a)

•A little of..

b)

•A piece of..

c)

•Little of..

d)

•An amount of..

e)

•Both of..

10.

10. Construction with Used to for habits in the past

a)

•They can use a camera in the exhibition.

b)

•I am using my phone.

c)

•We are not allowed to use a dictionary in exams.

d)

•Did they use to go to the kindergarten?

e)

•We didn’t get used to working late.

11.

11. The correct item

a)

•Nurlan swims as more fast as his brother Rustam.

b)

•Nurlan swims as much fast as his brother Rustam.

c)

•Nurlan swims as fastest as his brother Rustam.

d)

•Nurlan swims as faster as his brother Rustam.

e)

•Nurlan swims as fast as his brother Rustam.

12.

12. Correct variant

She saw…accident this afternoon, ...car crashed into…column.

a)

•the,a,a

b)

•the,a,an

c)

•an, a,a

d)

•an,the,a

e)

•a,a,an

13.

13. The correct variant

There was … good documentary on TV last night that I stayed up until late.

a)

•a

b)

•such

c)

•the

d)

•as

e)

•such a

14.

14. Apposition sentence

a)

•My professor discovered a new chemical element.

b)

•Many scientists didn’t receive credit for their discoveries in their lifetimes.

c)

•This bag, the one at the back of the cabinet, actually belonged to Didar.

d)

•The microscope is an invaluable invention.

e)

•The interviewer doesn’t think the new discovery has any practical use.

15.

15. Meaning of the underlined words

She is going to visit her parents.

a)

•action in progress

b)

•past action

c)

•planning

d)

•completed action

e)

•arrangement

16.

16. The right variant

If only I hadn’t troubled you.

a)

•I wish/If only+subject+would+bare inf.

b)

•I wish/If only+past simple

c)

•I wishIf only+could+bare inf.

d)

•I wish/If only+past continuous

e)

•I wish/if only+past perfect

17.

17. Words/phrases of clauses of concession

a)

•in spite of

b)

•in case

c)

•only if

d)

•as soon as

e)

•by the time

18.

18. The sentence with similar meaning to

“Alex is much stronger than his brother”.

a)

•Alex is as strong as his brother.

b)

•Alex is stronger than his brother.

c)

•Alex’s brother is less stronger than him.

d)

•Alex is a little stronger than his brother.

e)

•Alex is far stronger than his brother.

19.

19. Correct variant

Second conditional

a)

•if+ past simple, would+infinitive

b)

•if+ past simple, would have+infinitive

c)

•if+ present simple, would+infinitive

d)

•if+ past simple, present simple +infinitive

e)

•if+ past simple, have +infinitive

20.

20. Third Conditional

If you…me yesterday, I… you the news.

a)

•phoned, had given

b)

•had phoned,would have given

c)

•have phoned, have given

d)

•had phone, would given

e)

•had have phoned, woul had given

21.

35. The sentences with different meanings.

a)

We stopped to eat ice cream. We stopped eating ice cream.

b)

I forgot to buy bread. I forgot buying bread.

c)

It started to rain heavily. It started raining heavily.

d)

He hates writing essays. He hates to write essays.

e)

I like reading. I like to read.

22.

15. Meaning of the underlined words

Dad didn’t use to work on Saturdays but he does now.

a)

•past action

b)

•habitual action

c)

•past habit

d)

•action in progress

e)

•completely action

23.

18. The correct order

a)

•I haven’t got money for a tablet enough.

b)

•We haven’t got for everyone enough chairs.

c)

•There are oranges enough for orange juice.

d)

•Our car isn’t big enough for six people.

e)

•Have you got time enough to help me?

24.

34. Complex subject(s)

a)

•They burst out laughing

b)

•He couldn’t help smiling

c)

•They went on taking photos

d)

•She denied having been at home that evening

e)

•The man was seen to take off his coat

25.

27. Similar meaning(s) of ancestor

a)

Nephew

b)

Grandfather

c)

Sisters

d)

Brothers

e)

Uncle

26.

35. The same meaning as “They say he is good at languages’.

a)

•He is said to be good at languages.

b)

•People say he was good at languages.

c)

•It had been said he is good at languages.

d)

•It said he is good at languages.

e)

•It was said he was good at languages.

27.

34. The command one (s)

a)

•He tell me to wait a minute.

b)

•He asked me to say my name.

c)

•You told us they would give us a book to read.

d)

•Evan told me that he could help.

e)

•He said that he saw a waterfall.

28.

33. Indefinite article

a)

•Paul lives in … London.

b)

•I have … headache.

c)

•Dad worked in … UK last year.

d)

•… book is mine.

e)

•There are …pens on the desk.

29.

31. Sentence(s) with participle clauses

a)

•He was sitting in the garden listening to music.

b)

•We are going to start a new business.

c)

•I have known him for five years.

d)

•We have bought two pairs of jeans.

e)

•We know where to go on holiday.

30.

30. The conjunction when

a)

•… going swimming, he feels tired.

b)

•The concert took place … the rain.

c)

•The café … I had breakfast is close now.

d)

•I have been waiting … 2 hours.

e)

•… he comes, we’ll have dinner.

31.

28. Possessive pronoun

a)

somebody

b)

yours

c)

my

d)

their

e)

herself

32.

15. The form of zero conditional

a)

•present simple/present simple

b)

•past perfect/would have V3/ed

c)

•past perfect/would V

d)

•past simple/would V

e)

•present simple/future simple

33.

2. Similar of “beautiful”

a)

ugly

b)

tall

c)

good-looking

d)

intelligent

e)

kind