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Total questions: 98
Worksheet time: 49mins
Make a sentence using the "to be going to" structure.
Jane is not going to visit the British Museum.
Jane is going visit the British Museum.
Jane going to visit the British Museum.
We ___ at the theatre tomorrow.
will be
are
will
Present Indefinite Active verb:
Do
Does
Am
Find the past tense form:
found
founds
finding
What is the tense of the given sentence: "Ann will be working in the garden at that time."
Future Simple
Future Continuous
Present Continuous
Find the form of the marked word: "He will head our delegation at the congress."
Verb in Future Simple
Noun in Present
Adjective in Past
Find an adjective: Now his life is ___ it used to be.
Easier than
Harder than
Less difficult
Find an adjective that makes sense: That is the ___ I can do for her.
Least
Most
Little
Form an adjective using a suffix.
Continent - al
Successful - y
Nation - ize
Find the adjective formed from the verb:
Interested
Interest
Interested
Choose the correct variant of the numeral: $217.60.
Two hundred and seventeen dollars and sixty cents
Two hundred and seventy-one dollars and sixty cents
Two dollars and seventeen cents
Choose the correct variant of the numeral:
Five double four five
Five four four five
Five zero four five
Choose the correct variant of the numeral: His birthday is on ___ of August.
The fourth
Four
Fourth
3542- ___
Three thousand five hundred and forty second.
Three thousand five hundred forty-two.
Three thousand four hundred fifty-two
Right you are!
Exclamation!
Statement
Question
Tempo is ___
Speed of music
Tone
Voice pitch
What is a syllable in English?
A unit of pronunciation containing a vowel
A stress in a word
A pause between words
What is a misspelled word called?
A spelling error
A typo
A distortion
Unstressed and half-stressed syllables preceding the first stressed syllable?
The pre-head
The head
The nucleus
The tail
Speech timbre is …
Pitch
Special colouring of voice
Loudness
Duration
Phonetics...
Word formation
Sound science
Sentence structure
Meaning of words
Unstressed or semi-stressed syllable at the end of the sentence.
Nucleus
Head
Tail
Pre-head
If I say "Good morning" with a rise on 'mor' and a fall on 'ning' I will usually sound:
Angry
Sad
Friendly
Neutral
If we want to provide a simple positive response to a yes/no question, we'll usually use
Rising tone
Falling tone
Level tone
Rising-falling tone
Intonation is …
A variation of stress
A complex unity of variations in pitch, stress, tempo, timbre
The loudness of voice
The speed of speech
Unstressed and half-stressed syllables preceding the first stressed syllable
Head
Pre-head
Nucleus
Tail
What is the middle level called?
High level
Medium level
Low level
Rising level
How do we know which syllable is stressed?
The stressed syllable is louder, longer, and higher in pitch than others
The stressed syllable has a short duration
The stressed syllable is always the first
The stressed syllable is always the last
How adverbials are divided:
Rhythm; voice pitch
Rhythm; duration
Stress; intonation
Stress; pitch
What is a "digraph"?
A single letter representing a sound
A combination of two letters that sound as one phoneme
A type of vowel sound
A consonant cluster
Correct rhythm group
Head; tail; nucleus
Pre-head; head; nucleus; tail
Pre-head; nucleus; tail
Head; nucleus
What is a diphthong?
A single vowel sound
A consonant sound
Joining of two vowels
Two consonants together
Who was Muhtar Auezov?
Politician
Translator
Philosopher
Scientist
Whose work did M. Auezov translate?
Shakespeare
Tolstoy
London
Dostoevsky
Monica said, "I will watch a horror movie tonight."
Monica said that she had watched a horror movie that night.
Monica said that she would watch a horror movie that night.
Monica said that she was watching a horror movie tonight.
Monica said she will watch a horror movie that night.
The Colonel said to the soldier, "Next month, you will be promoted."
The Colonel informed the soldier about a promotion.
The Colonel told the soldier he would be promoted the following month.
The Colonel said that the soldier had been promoted.
The Colonel congratulated the soldier.
The main articulations are:
The tongue, the vocal cords, the chest
The tongue, the throat, the larynx
The tongue, the upper lip, the lower lip, the upper teeth
The throat, the uvula, the vocal cords
The national emblem of England is…
The red rose
The thistle
The daffodil
The leek
What is the emblem of Wales?
The thistle
The red rose
The shamrock
The leek
Margaret Thatcher was…
The Queen of England
A British Prime Minister
A writer
A scientist
Full name of Great Britain:
The United Kingdom
The British Empire
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
The Republic of Great Britain
Robert Burns is a…
British poet
Irish poet
Scottish poet
American poet
Choose the correct pronoun: This is a secret between ____, ____ should keep it until you die. And ____ will, too. Let ____ know about ____.
I; you; he; nobody; it
us; you; I; nobody; it
them; she; we; everyone; that
he; they; she; nobody; them
Choose the correct pronoun: Both of the films are available at the moment. You can choose ____ of them.
neither
any
either
none
Choose the correct pronoun: You can take two ways to go there. One is walking along Victoria Lane, and ____ is taking the bus "V12".
the first
the next
the other
another
Choose the correct preposition: __________ she's a little shy, she's a wonderful person once you get to know her.
Despite
Although
However
Since
Choose the correct preposition: After payment, you'll receive the product __________ 10 business days.
at
on
within
after
Choose the correct preposition: Where's Roberta? She should have gotten here ______ now.
on
by
until
over
Choose the correct preposition: This is the solution _____ all problems.
for
to
on
in
Choose the correct preposition: You can borrow my dictionary, but I must have it back _____ Monday.
on
by
in
at
Choose the correct preposition: The country is rich _____ natural resources.
in
for
with
of
Choose the correct preposition: Let's go _____ skiing next weekend.
- (no preposition needed)
to
for
at
Choose the correct preposition: When I entered _____ the room, everybody was speaking loudly.
to
in
on
- (no preposition needed)
Fill in with the correct modal verb: I (a) to work tomorrow.
Choose the correct preposition: When I entered _____ the room, everybody was speaking loudly.
to
in
on
- (no preposition needed)
Fill in with the correct modal verb: I_____ to work tomorrow.
have to
must
can
will
Choose the correct preposition: Turkey has entered _____ a new trade agreement with Germany.
into
to
with
for
Choose the correct modal verb: We've got plenty of time. We_____to hurry.
must
have
don't need
can
Choose the correct preposition: I was in hospital _____ two weeks _____ the semester.
for, in
at, during
for, during
since, over
Fill in with the correct modal verb: Lisa____get bored in her job. Her job is so boring.
must
might
should
can
Choose the correct pronoun: He claimed to be an expert, but he knew almost ______ about it.
everything
something
anything
nothing
If he ... he would be here.
is free
was free
were free
has been free
Choose the correct preposition: She was standing laughing _____ a crowd of fans.
among
between
with
on
Which type of conditional sentence is used to talk about hypothetical situations in the past that did not happen?
First
Second
Third
Zero
Mary isn't home yet. She ___ late at the office again.
must have
must have had to work
had to
might
Choose the correct relative pronoun: Everyone was upset by the mysterious stranger-no one knew...... he had come or......he was going to do.
how, why
when, where
why, what
who, how
Which type of conditional sentence is used to talk about unreal or unlikely situations in the present or future?
First
Zero
Second
Third
If we world poverty ___ , the richer countries will need to make sacrifices.
will end
are to end
end
have ended
Choose the correct relative pronoun: No one to......I have spoken is able to answer my question.
who
which
whom
whose
Which type of conditional sentence is used to talk about hypothetical or imaginary situations in the present or future?
First
Second
Third
Zero
Choose the correct relative pronoun: I'd like to have an apartment of my own ......I can invite my friends around whenever I want.
where
that
to which
which
Choose the correct relative pronoun: Prague,......many beautiful historical and architectural monuments have made it a tourist attraction, is also a favorite location for historical films.
which
who
that
whose
Choose the correct pronoun: Listen! I think there is ________ at the front door.
something
someone
anybody
nobody
Choose the correct pronoun: I have never seen that man before. Have you seen_____?
him
her
it
him
Choose the correct pronoun: Let ___ think a little bit.
me
I
we
they
Sentence with the form of the inverted first conditional:
Should the situation worsen, the United Nations is prepared to send in a peacekeeping force.
If the situation worsens, the United Nations will send in a peacekeeping force.
Had the situation worsened, the United Nations would have sent in a peacekeeping force.
Were the situation to worsen, the United Nations would send in a peacekeeping force.
Choose the correct preposition: He tried to open the tin ______ a knife.
by
with
on
with
Present Participle uses to replace some relative clauses:
Imagine being the person directing a big budget film!
Imagine that you are the person who directs a big budget film!
Imagine to be the person who directs a big budget film!
Imagine the person who directs a big budget film!
Choose the correct preposition: My friend and I always go to school ______ the bus.
in
at
by
on
Find the sentence with completed actions where the important thing is the result at a moment in the past.
We are playing football.
We didn't feel like playing football.
We will play football tomorrow.
We feel like playing football.
Define an appropriate preposition: Are you afraid ______ exams?
of
in
by
of
The causative form is used…
To describe someone's habits
To show that someone arranges for someone else to do something for them
To express feelings
To talk about future events
Passive voice is used to emphasise new information or use a formal style. Choose the correct sentence.
Sir Walter Raleigh brought the potato to Europe.
The potato brought Sir Walter Raleigh to Europe.
The potato was brought to Europe by Sir Walter Raleigh.
Europe was brought to the potato by Sir Walter Raleigh.
Which sentence lists verbs that can be followed by the full infinitive or the -ing form with little or no change in meaning?
Passive voice is used to emphasise new information or use a formal style.
I like to swim and I like swimming.
I decided to leave and I leaving.
He suggested to go and he suggested going.
List of verbs that can be followed by both a direct and indirect object.
Bring, get, take, promise
Eat, drink, sleep, walk
Look, see, watch, hear
Swim, dive, jump, run
Find the passive form of 'be going to' future.
Burgerland is going to be sued by overweight customers.
Overweight customers are suing Burgerland.
Overweight customers sued Burgerland.
Burgerland was sued by overweight customers.
Find the sentence using the causative form of the verb.
We planted a herb garden last year.
We had our herb garden vandalised while we were away.
Our herb garden was growing quickly.
We took care of our herb garden every day.
The structure of impersonal passive:
Noun + verb + direct object
Noun + is/are + verb (past participle) + to + bare infinitive or perfect infinitive
Subject + verb + object
Noun + verb + adjective
'Having finished my homework, I decided to go to the cinema.' The perfect participle is used…
To talk about past actions happening in sequence
To describe present actions
To refer to hypothetical situations
To give orders
..... simply give us more information about something/someone. The sentence makes complete sense without the relative clause.
Defining relative clauses
Non-defining relative clauses
Adverbial clauses
Conditional clauses
Choose the sentence expressing wishes about the present, future, or generally.
I am happy with my job.
Wish/if only + past simple/continuous.
I will travel to Spain next year.
She might come to the party.
The first conditional is used to give instructions about real or likely situations in the present or future. Choose the correct structure.
If + present tense, imperative
If + past tense, would + verb
If + past perfect, would have + past participle
If + present perfect, will + verb
Which type of conditional is used for impossible, unlikely, or hypothetical conditions in the present or future?
First
Second
Third
Zero
Choose the sentence with a complex subject.
He was said to be the strongest guy in the town.
She was reading a book.
I bought a new car.
They went to the park.
Choose the sentence with a complex object.
She seems happy today.
I saw him enter the room.
He runs every morning.
We visited the museum.
Present Perfect Continuous is used for…
Actions stopping just before the present moment.
Actions that happened at a specific time in the past
Future plans
Habits
Find the indirect question with the correct form: introductory phrase or question + clause with normal word order.
Could you let me know when it starts?
Could you let me know when does it start?
When does it start, could you let me know?
Tell me when does it start.
Choose the sentence expressing an action in progress up to a point in the future.
I was studying chemistry last night.
At seven o'clock, I'll have been doing my chemistry homework for three hours!
I am doing my chemistry homework now.
I will do my chemistry homework later.
