WorksheetsАҒЫЛШЫН VPS 2 АЙ 4 АПТА
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 28mins
Compound adjective made with formula: [adjective+present particple]
loose-fitting
time-consuming
painstaking
thought-provoking
Non-gradable form of adjective: upset
parched
soaking
devastated
exhausted
The train was moving … .
slow
slowly
slowy
slowyer
Correct order of adverbs:
Aru runs_____________________________.
in the park every day to keep in shape enthusiastically
to keep in shape enthusiastically in the park every day
in the park every day enthusiastically to keep in shape
enthusiastically in the park every day to keep in shape
Present Simple time expression(s):
sometimes
yesterday
at the moment
now
Sentence with intransitive verb:
The kangaroo jumped around the park.
The sheriff arrested the man for trespassing.
Did they alert the police about the burglary?
How did you know my name?
Present Continuous used to describe future arrangement:
I am meeting my friends at the café right now.
They are flying to London next week.
He is playing tennis last Saturday.
She always getting up early on weekdays.
Stative verb:
love
run
jump
walk
Compound adjective made with formula: [noun+present participle]
on-the-job
brand-new
thought-provoking
one-year
Non-gradable form of adjective: surprised
ancient
boiling
astonished
starving
Appropriate adverb: The sun shone ________ .
loudly
brightly
awkwardly
luckily
Choose the correct order of adverbs: "They walked ____________ .
slowly, along the beach, yesterday
yesterday, slowly, along the beach
along the beach, slowly, yesterday
slowly, yesterday, along the beach
The right variant: We _____ it strange, but iron and feather _____ at the same speed.
find/fall
have found/are falling
are finding/fall
have been finding/are falling
The right variant:
Why on earth _____ so fast? The train _____ at four o'clock and it is only one o'clock.
do you drive/has been leaving
are you driving/has been left
do you drive/is leaving
are you driving/leaves
Sentence with a transitive verb:
I run every day.
The teacher explained the lesson.
She laughed loudly.
They stayed at home.
The right variant:
She _____ usually _____ that way, but these days she _____ very rude to everybody.
isn’t … acting/ has been
hasn’t … acted/has been
doesn’t…act/is being
isn’t … acting/is
Sentence with a stative verb:
He loves to travel.
He is traveling to Paris.
He has traveled to many countries.
He will travel next year.
Find compound adjective made with formula: [noun+noun]
man-eater
first-hand
high-technology
last-minute
Correct order of adverbs: She spoke ____________.
confidently, during the presentation, yesterday
yesterday, confidently, during the presentation
during the presentation, confidently, yesterday
confidently, yesterday, during the presentation
Sentence with intransitive verb:
She bought a car.
He threw the ball.
They arrived late.
He caught the fish
The right variant:
A: ___ your father ___ at the Medical College?
B: - Yes, he does.
do/work
did/work
does/work
has/worked
Sentence with a stative verb.
She feels sick.
She is singing a song.
They are playing football.
He is cooking dinner.
Appropriate adverb: The rain fell _____________ against the window pane.
awkwardly
wickedly
smugly
heavily
Correct adverb order: "She answered ____________ at the meeting."
calmly, at the meeting, yesterday
at the meeting, calmly, yesterday
yesterday, at the meeting, calmly
calmly, yesterday, at the meeting
The right variant: He ___ to school at 7:30 and ___ at 2 o’clock.
a) goes/comes back
b) went/is coming back
c) go/come back
d) was going/has come back
The right variant:
A: - You ___ not ___ your soup.
B: - I’m sorry. I’m not hungry.
are/eating
are/eat
has/eaten
did/ate
Sentence with an intransitive verb?
She gave a gift to her friend.
He arrived at 5 p.m.
I met her at the restaurant.
We ate pizza for dinner.
The right variant:
-Who ___ French in your family?
-I ___ .
speaks/do
speak/does
spoke/do
speaking/did
Sentence with a stative verb.
They like to read books.
They will read books tomorrow.
They are reading books.
They read books every day.
Non-gradable form of adjective: tired
soaking
parched
devastated
exhausted
Correct adverb:
A car appeared … .
sudden
suddenly
more sudden
suddener
Correct order of adverbs:
"He played ____________."
aggressively, at the match, yesterday
at the match, aggressively, yesterday
yesterday, aggressively, at the match
aggressively, yesterday, at the match
The right variant:
Although Mary has been cooking for many years, she still ___ how to prepare Chinese food.
didn’t know
know
don’t know
doesn’t know
Stative verb:
believe
speak
play
study
Compound adjective made with formula: [adjective+present participle]
on-the-job
brand-new
far-reaching
d) one-year
Non-gradable form of adjective: happy
ancient
overjoyed
excellent
starving
Sentence that does not contain an adverb:
The child ran happily towards his mother.
Sali walked to the shops.
Brendan gently woke the sleeping baby.
I visited my mum yesterday
Choose the correct order of adverbs: "He wrote ____________ on the exam."
quickly, on the exam, yesterday
on the exam, quickly, yesterday
quickly, yesterday, on the exam
yesterday, quickly, on the exam
The right variant: The aims of the course ___ me willing to begin.
makes
is making
make
made
The right variant: Listen! Somebody ___ in the next room.
sing
singing
is singing
are singing
Sentence with a transitive verb?
She arrived early at the office.
I invited him to the party.
He woke up early.
They left the house.
The right variant:
A: - ___ life ___ on Mars?
B: - No, it ___.
Does/exist/doesn’t
Did/existed/didn’t
Has/existed/had
Had/existed/had
Correct order of adverbs:
"She smiled ____________."
warmly, at her friend, yesterday
at her friend, warmly, yesterday
yesterday, at her friend, warmly
at her friend, yesterday, warmly
Compound adjective made with formula: [noun+adjective]
on-the-job
brand-new
hard-working
one-year
Sentence that contains an adverb:
Tim greedily ate the chocolate cake.
The dog bit Colin.
The car broke down.
EastEnders is a soap opera.
The right variant:
Listen! Someone ___ at the door.
knocks
to knock
has knocked
is knocking
The right variant: Kairat says he’s 25 years old, but nobody ___ him.
is believing
believed
believes
don’t believe
Sentence with an intransitive verb:
He plays the guitar.
They climbed the mountain.
I cooked dinner for my family.
The train arrived late.
Sentence with a stative verb.
She thinks that it will rain.
She is thinking about the project.
She will think about it later.
She is working on the project.
Compound adjective made with formula: [adjective+noun]
full-length
man-eater
first-hand
one-year
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