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Worksheetsөзіміздікі 3
Total questions: 76
Worksheet time: 38mins
Complete the verb phrase with the most suitable word. “_____ in a hotel”
stay
take
hire
rent
Complete the verb phrase with the most suitable word. “_____ photos”
stay
take
washes
hire
Complete the verb phrase with the most suitable word. “_____ souvenirs”
buy
play
hire
rent
Complete the verb phrase with the most suitable word. “_____ on the beach”
sunbathe
retire
book
hire
Complete the verb phrase with the most suitable word. “_____ a good time”
buy
have
hire
rent
Complete the verb phrase with the most suitable word. “_____ money”
stay
buy
spend
rent
Complete the verb phrase with the most suitable word. “_____ an apartment”
play
play
hire
rent
Complete the verb phrase with the most suitable word. “_____ a bicycle”
drink
play
hire
eat
Complete the verb phrase with the most suitable word. “_____ a flight online”
stay
book
play
hire
Complete the sentence. What was the weather like? It was _____.
friendly, helpful
beautiful, lovely
warm, sunny
green bay packers
Complete the sentence. What was the weather like? It was _____.
friendly, helpful
beautiful, lovely
windy, foggy, cloudy
green bay packers
Complete the sentence. What was the hotel like? It was _____.
comfortable, luxurious
friendly, helpful
windy, foggy, cloudy
warm, sunny
Complete the sentence. What was the hotel like? It was _____.
basic, dirty, uncomfortable
friendly, helpful
windy, foggy, cloudy
warm, sunny
Complete the sentence. What was the town like? It was _____.
beautiful, lovely
windy, foggy, cloudy
warm, sunny
buffalo bills
Complete the sentence. What was the town like? It was _____.
noisy, crowded
windy, foggy, cloudy
warm, sunny
buffalo bills
Complete the sentence. What were the people like? They were _____.
sharp, expensive, tasty
friendly, helpful
windy, foggy, cloudy
warm, sunny
Complete the sentence with correct preposition. I arrived ___ Paris on Friday night.
in
on
at
for
Complete the sentence with correct preposition. I was very tired when I arrived ___ the hotel.
in
on
at
for
Complete the sentence with correct preposition. I arrived in Paris ___ Friday night.
in
on
at
for
Complete the sentence with correct preposition. I hate waiting ___ people who are late.
in
on
at
for
Complete the sentence with correct preposition. I am sorry, but I really don’t agree ___ you.
on
at
for
with
Complete the sentence with correct preposition. I asked ___ a chicken sandwich, but this is tuna!
in
at
for
with
Complete the sentence with correct preposition. Please listen ___ what I am saying.
in
at
for
to
Complete the sentence with correct preposition. Who’s going to pay ___ the meal?
in
on
at
for
Complete the sentence with correct preposition. I need ___ speak to Martin about the meeting.
on
at
for
to
Complete the sentence with correct preposition. I need to speak to Martin ___ the meeting.
in
about
at
for
Complete the sentence with correct preposition. I don’t spend much money ___ food.
in
on
for
with
Complete the sentence with correct preposition. Don’t worry ___ the exam. It isn’t very hard.
in
on
at
about
Complete the sentence with correct preposition. Do you believe ___ ghosts?
in
on
at
with
Complete the sentence. He often argues … his friends about food.
on
in
with
from
Complete the sentence. They’re really looking forward … their holiday.
on
for
to
in
Complete the sentence. I’m fond … my little nephew. He’s adorable.
in
of
for
on
Complete the sentence with correct preposition. You’re not listening! What are you thinking ___?
in
on
about
with
Complete the sentence with correct preposition. Who does this bag belong ___?
on
at
to
with
Match the sentence. Can I help you?
Yes, the changing rooms are over there.
You always look good in red.
I’m just looking, thank you.
I’m a medium
Match the sentence. Can I help you?
Yes, the changing rooms are over there.
You always look good in red.
I’m just looking, thank you.
I’m a medium
Match the sentence. Can I try on this shirt?
Yes, the changing rooms are over there.
You always look good in red.
I’m just looking, thank you.
I’m a medium
Match the sentence. What size are you?
Yes, the changing rooms are over there.
You always look good in red.
I’m just looking, thank you.
I’m a medium
Match the sentence. I’m going to take these trousers back.
Yes, the changing rooms are over there.
You always look good in red.
I’m just looking, thank you.
They are too short
Match the sentence. This shirt doesn’t fit me.
Yes, the changing rooms are over there.
It is too big for me.
I’m just looking, thank you.
I’m a medium
Match the sentence. That jacket really suits you!
Yes, the changing rooms are over there.
You always look good in red.
I’m just looking, thank you.
I’m a medium
My new car goes … than my old one.
fast
the fastest
faster
fastest
These trousers are … small. Do you have them one size bigger?
too many
poor
too
new
You do this in the summer, for example on the beach.
sunbathe
hate
climb
can
It’s somebody who works in a restaurant.
doctor
waiter
painter
driver
The first exam was very…
noisy
sensitive
difficult
happy
We didn’t do … special last weekend.
nothing
something
somebody
anything
I phoned twice, but … answered
anybody
something
nobody
nowhere
My friends did … unusual on holiday.
anything
something
somewhere
nowhere
Milan is … romantic city I’ve ever been.
the more
the most
much
many
It was … part of our trip.
the better
best
the best
more best
Choose plural noun:
bag
men
plum
patient
Choose compound word:
librarian
competition
toyshop
expensive
Choose the phrase with get
hate
enjoy
angry
promise
When do … have to register for the exams?
it
he
she
they
Choose the sentence in Present Simple:
I’ll have a meeting tomorrow
I played tennis.
He was playing football.
The train leaves every morning at 8 AM.
Choose the noun:
driver
drive
different
differ
… have to get up at 7 every day.
he
you
she
them
Where do … usually have lunch?
it
he
she
they
He is the teacher who teaches … .
posts
o’clock
English
Saturday
… has taken your pen.
Somebody
Something
Somewhere
Anybody
I … an email … my sister yesterday.
write/to
read/ in
received/ to
sent/to
He has never … English.
speak
spoke
spoken
wrote
Choose the opposite of the adjective “clean”:
careful
crowded
empty
polluted
Choose the word stressed on the 1st syllable.
agree
invite
prefer
sunbathe
Choose the word stressed on the 2nd syllable.
happen
promise
practise
agree
English pronunciation is … difficult.
into
for
a bit
good
Choose the opposite of the adjective “easy”.
generous
clean
empty
difficult
Choose the opposite of the adjective “stupid”.
mean
easy-going
clever
lazy
A: It’s a secret. B: I … anyone.
will to tell
won’t tell
not tell;
won’t told;
They have never … England.
been to
go to
married
watching
This is the… car I’ve ever seen.
older
much
most oldest
fastest
This film is … than that one.
most interesting
interesting
most bad
more frightening
New York is … than Miami.
hardest
more expensive
most beautiful
tallest
I sent ... to the library to take … book.
they/him
mine/that
their/him
her/that
Complete the sentence Thanks for paying for dinner – that was very …
shy
generous
talkative
straight
