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WorksheetsА2 English Language Quiz 100-150
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Choose the right variant: The lecture hasn’t … yet and the students are talking in the classroom.
begun
began
begin
begins
beginning
Choose the right variant: Have you … all the books on this shelf?
read
readed
reads
to read
reading
Choose the right variant: I can hardly recognize you. I haven’t … you since you left for Moscow.
seen
see
saw
sees
seeing
Use the right Tense Form of the verb: My uncle has bought bricks. He ... a house in the country.
is going to build
am going to build
build
to build
are going to build
Complete the sentence using the most suitable word: Who is the Head of the UK?
a monarch
the Vice-President
the President
lords
chancellor
Complete the sentence using the most suitable word: On what river does London stand?
on the Thames
on the Severn
on the North Sea
on the Gulf Stream
on the Clyde
Use the right tense form of the verb: When the police arrived the car ... .
had gone
to has gone
to go
have gone
gone
Use the right tense form of the verb: When I got to the shop it ... .
had closed
have closed
to closed
close
closing
Use the right tense form of the verb: They ... everything by the time I arrived at the party.
had eaten
eaten
has eaten
to eat
is eaten
Use the right tense form of the verb: When we left the beach the rain ... already ... .
had ... started
had ... start
have ... started
has …start
to start
Use the right tense form of the verb: He tried to phone her several times but she ... .
had left
have left
left
to has left
to leave
Use the right tense form of the verb: When I found my purse, someone ... the money out of it.
had taken
had take
took
have taken
had took
Use the right tense form of the verb: The car ... when I looked into the street.
had gone
went
had go
had went
gone
Use the right tense form of the verb: The patient ... by the time the doctor came.
had died
had die
to died
have died
to had died
Use the right tense form of the verb: All the garages ... by the time we crossed the border.
had closed
to have closed
had close
has close
closing
Use the right tense form of the verb: You ... when the trouble started.
had left
had leave
to have left
has left
to leave
Use the right tense form of the verb: By that time they ... the street they lost sight of the little man.
had crossed
to crossed
crossed
cross
has crossed
Use the right tense form of the verb: He ... before we turned into the street.
had disappeared
to disappear
to disappeared
have disappear
had disappear
Use the right tense form of the verb: I gave Frances the flowers I ... and sat.
had picked
had pick
has pick
have pick
to pick
Use the right tense form of the verb: By the time we reached the little inn the sun … .
had gone
have gone
had go
has go
gone
Use the right tense form of the verb: When we met him at the party he ... to New York.
had come
have come
to come
to coming
has came
Choose the right variant: What …the weather like yesterday?
was
is
were
am
are
Choose the right variant: On… we open at 9 o’clock.
Monday
a Monday
the Mondays
Monday’s
the Monday
Complete the sentence: Today is the … day in my life.
happiest
as happy
happier
happy
so happy
Choose the right variant: I am fond of … very much.
dancing
to dancing
having danced
to danced
dance
Complete the sentence: The garden was in bad … .
condition
home
water
weather
job
Choose the right variant: We had a good view as we were flying … Moscow.
over
on
under
along
at
Choose the noun in plural: boyfriend
boyfriends
boysfriends
boiesfriend
boysfriend
boyfriendes
Complete the sentence: White and light things in the sky which bring the rain are the….
clouds
birds
planes
storm
leaves
Choose the right variant: If he … he will be here.
is free
being free
will be free
were free
free
Choose the right variant: He lives in flat number 8.
eight
the eighth
eighth
eighteen
the eight
Choose the appropriate form of the verb: Woman’s work ... never done.
has
are
will
would
were
Choose the right variant: I know very … about this country.
little
a few
a little
few
many
Find the right variant: I have ... too much ice-cream:
eaten
ate
bring
eat
buy
Choose the right variant: My car is ... than yours.
faster
most fastest
fast
much fast
fastest
Choose the right variant: Have you ... been to London?
ever
always
yet
lately
soon
Choose the right variant: What did you do last Tuesday? We … a dictation.
wrote
write
were writing
had written
have written
Choose the right variant: There … telephones in all rooms.
are
be
is
am
was
Choose the right variant: His hobby is … stamps.
collecting
collected
collect
collects
collect to
Choose the adjective in comparative degree:
newer
ever
player
her
few
Choose the right variant: Look at the sky! It … to rain.
is going
am going
was going
were going
are going
Choose the right verb: What color … his eyes?
are
is
am
was
does
Choose the right answer: Is Tom going to play on the bridge?
Yes, he is.
Yes, he will.
No, she isn’t.
Yes, it is.
Yes, she is.
Choose the right variant: Before you leave, don’t forget to turn … the TV set.
off
on
in
over
for
Choose the right variant: He left his land in 1950.
nineteen fifty
ninety fifty
nine five
the fifty
ninety five
Choose the best alternative: She … no brothers or sisters.
has
‘s having
doesn’t have
‘ve
have
Find the equivalent of the sentence: Saule and Gulnaz are both 22 years old.
Saule is the same age as Gulnaz
Saule is not old as Gulnaz
Gulnaz is younger than Saule
Saule is as not old as Gulnaz
Saule is older than Gulnaz
Choose the correct variant: This is the place ... my uncle lives.
where
whom
who
which
when
Find the right equivalent: The answer of the student.
The student's answer
The answer's student
The students' answer
The student answer
The student answers
Find the right variant: There ... no clouds in the sky. The sun is shining brightly.
are
aren't
were
is
was
