Complete the sentence. Maria is German. … a student.

Complete the sentence.

A. Are you from Paris?

B. Yes, ….

Complete the sentence. She is Brazilian. … name’s Daniela.

Complete the sentence. Mark and Simon are friends. … are in class 2.

Complete the sentence.

Laura is in my class. … desk is near the window.

Complete the sentence.

A. Is Aki from Japan?

B. No, ….

Complete the sentence:

A. Is Carlos from Mexico City?

B. Yes, ….

Complete the sentence:

A. Are they from the USA?

B. No, ….

Complete the sentence:

A. Is Laura in my class?

B. No, ….

Complete the sentence:

A. Is Gazpacho Spanish food?

B. Yes, ….

Choose the right variant:

seventy six -

Choose the right variant:

ninety four -

Choose the right variant:

One hundred and twenty seven -

Choose the right variant. One hundred and five -

Complete the list with the right word. Seven, eight, nine, …

Complete the list with the right word. Twenty, thirty, forty, …

Complete the list with the right word. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, …

Complete the list with the right word. Eleven, twelve, thirteen, …

Complete the sentence. This is our director. … name is Peter.

Complete the sentence. They’re students. … names are James and Marta.

Complete the sentence. Carl is Italian, but … mother is British.

Choose the word that is different.

Choose the word that is different.

Choose the word that is different.

Choose the word that is different.

Choose the word that is different.

Choose the word that is different.

Choose the word that is different.

Choose the word that is different.

Choose the right variant for 145.

Choose the right variant for 113.

Choose the right variant for 106.

Complete the sentence: We have three … of white paper.

Complete the sentence: Give me … sandwich. It's my sandwich.

Complete the sentence. I have two … on my table.

Complete the sentence. Please, … English in class!

Choose the opposite adjective: fast

Choose the opposite adjective: difficult

Choose the opposite adjective: expensive

Choose the opposite adjective: clean

Choose the opposite adjective: tall

Choose the opposite adjective: rich

Choose the opposite adjective: dangerous

Complete the phrase. A mobile …

Complete the sentence. I am …. Can I have a glass of water?

Complete the sentence. I’m …. Let’s have a pizza.

Find the word that is different:

Find the word that is different:

Find the word that is different:

Find the word that is different:

Find the word that is different:

Find the word that is different:

Give the plural form of "match":

Complete the sentence: The book is … the table.

Complete the sentence. The cat is lying … the chair, on the floor.

Where is your phone? It is … my bag.

Choose the opposite adjective: dark

Choose the opposite adjective: new

Choose the opposite adjective: full

Choose the opposite adjective: strong

Choose the opposite adjective: wrong

Choose the opposite adjective: clean

Choose the opposite adjective: young

Choose the opposite adjective: good

Complete the sentence. A lot of British people … animals.

Complete the sentence.

A. Does it rain a lot in your country?

B. No, ….

Complete the sentence. Lewis … a car.

Complete the sentence. People … identity cards in Britain.

Complete the sentence. You … a lot of books.

Complete the sentence. My boyfriend … English.

Complete the sentence.

A. Do you need a new computer?

B. Yes, ….

Complete the sentence. I … Chinese.

Complete the sentence. Do you … your job?

Complete the sentence. What … she do?

Complete the sentence. … you work at weekends?

Complete the sentence. He studies history … university.

Complete the sentence. My brother is … engineer.

Complete the sentence. We work … an American company.

Complete the sentence. Paola is … receptionist.

Complete the sentence. They work … a factory.

Complete the sentence. My father's brother is my … .

Complete the sentence. My sister's daughter is my … .

Complete the sentence. My mother's sister is my … .

Complete the sentence. My father's mother is my … .

Complete the sentence. My aunt's daughter is my … .

Complete the sentence. My mother's father is my … .

Complete the sentence. My brother's son is my … .

Complete the sentence. My sister's husband is my … .

Complete the sentence. My husband's mother is my … .

Complete the sentence. My father's new wife is my … .

… is your favourite actor?

… do you like him?

… do you have language classes?

How many brothers and sisters do you have?

Complete the sentence.

You … park here.

Complete the sentence. She … … the piano.

Complete the sentence. … come tonight?

Complete the sentence.

A. What’s that noise?

B. … a party upstairs.

Complete the sentence. The weather is cold, but … raining.

Complete the sentence.

A.    What … doing?

I’m studying for my exam.

Complete the sentence.

The sun …! Let’s go for a walk.

Complete the sentence.

The museum … at 5.00 on Mondays.

Complete the sentence.

A.    What ….?

B. I’m a nurse.

Complete the sentence.

Our son always phones … every day.

1. I go to the 4th grade in ….

A) California State University

B) Saint Michael Elementary School

C) Michigan Primary School

D) Boston Business School

E) Chicago Secondary School

2. I am good at …, I also like history and geography.

A) physics

B) art

C) biology

D) math

E) chemistry

3. I usually go to church with … on Sundays.

A) my sister

B) my brother

C) my parents

D) my cousin

E) my uncle

Mr. and Mrs. Smith have one son and one daughter. The son’s name is John. The daughter’s name is Sarah.The Smiths live in a house. They have a living room. They watch TV in the living room. The father cooks food in the kitchen. They eat in the dining room. The house has two bedrooms. They sleep in the bedrooms. They keep their clothes in the closet. There is one bathroom. They brush their teeth in the bathroom.The house has a garden. John and Sarah play in the garden. They have a dog. John and Sarah like to play with the dog.

1. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have … .

A) one brother and one neighbour

B) one son and one daughter

C) two nephews and one niece

D) one room and one house

E) two guitars and three pianos

2. They keep … in the closet.

A) their pets

B) their children

C) their clothes

D) their food

E) their computer

3. … play in the garden.

A) Peter and Joshua

B) Mark and Laura

C) John and Sarah

D) Sam and Jamie

E) Maria and Patrick

My name is Clark and I live in an apartment. In my city, there is a post office where people mail letters. On Monday, I go to work. I work at the post office. Everyone shops for food at the grocery store. They also eat at the restaurant. The restaurant serves pizza and ice cream. My friends and I go to the park. We like to play soccer at the park. On Fridays, we go to the cinema to see a movie. Children don't go to school at weekends. Each day, people go to the hospital when they are sick. The doctors and nurses take care of them. The police keep everyone safe. I am happy to live in my city.

1. In my city, there is a … where people mail letters.

A) post office

B) shopping mall

C) hospital

D) police station

E) university

2. Everyone shops … at the grocery store.

A) for information

B) for food

C) for theatre

D) for phone

E) for book

3. Children don't go to school ….

A) on Monday

B) at Christmas

C) at weekends

D) on Friday

E) at midnight

My job is a long distance from my home, almost 50 miles away. I have to wake up early every morning, as I’m always in a rush. There’s never enough time for a relaxed breakfast. I usually like driving on the highway more than in the city. During the morning rush hour, though, it’s not very enjoyable. The heavy traffic is a little bit annoying. So I always listen to my favorite classical music CD’s in the car – Chopin, Mozart, and Bach. The drive to work takes about one hour. Going back home in the evening after work takes even longer, maybe around 70 minutes.

1. There’s never enough time for a relaxed ….

A) dinner

B) lunch

C) supper

D) breakfast

E) brunch

2. I usually like driving on … more than in the city.

A) the city centre

B) the countryside

C) the highway

D) the street

E) the village

3. I always listen to my favorite … music CD’s in the car.

A) traditional

B) contemporary

C) hip hop

D) classical

E) rap

 want to talk about my trip to Budapest, Hungary, which took place last summer. I always looked at the photos of the Houses of Parliament and dreamt of seeing this beautiful building. When I had free time, I bought a ticket and went to Budapest. I liked to walk along the streets of Budapest. I just opened the map and found interesting sights. The city preserved many magnificent historical buildings. I discovered that Hungary has a long and interesting history. Moreover, the thermal baths pleasantly surprised me.

1. I always looked at the photos of the ….

A) Houses of Commons

B) Houses of Laws

C) Houses of Parliament

D) Houses of Administration

E) Houses of Lords

2. When I had free time, I … a ticket and went to Budapest.

A) bought

B) went

C) broke

D) wrote

E) visited

3. The city preserved many … historical buildings.

A) terrible

B) crowded

C) modern

D) awful

E) magnificent

Nicoya in is the north-west of Costa Rica, near the border with Nicaragua. Most of the people who live there are farmers. In Nicoya people eat small meals. They usually have beans, rice, sweet potatoes, and sometimes a little meat, an egg, or some cheese. They also have some unusual fruits, for example the marañón, a fruit similar to an orange, with a lot of vitamin C. They drink a lot of water - the local water is unusually rich in calcium and magnesium. They are very active during the day - they work outside, and they walk

everywhere, or ride horses. They don't watch television and they don't use the internet, so they go to bed when it's dark and get up when it's light. They sleep well, usually eight hours a night.

1. Nicoya in is the north-west of ….

A) Costa Rica

B) Colombia

C) Dominicana

D) Brazil

E) Argentina

2. Most of the people who live there are ….

A) teachers

B) actors

C) engineers

D) repoters

E) farmers

3. They sleep well, usually … a night.

A) eight hours

B) six hours

C) nine hours

D) ten hours

E) five hours

Ikaria is a small Greek island near the coast of Turkey. People of Ikaria eat a lot of beans, potatoes, and green vegetables, and they sometimes eat fish, but they hardly ever eat red meat or sugar. They drink a lot of herbal tea, but they also drink some red wine every evening with their dinner. They do a lot of exercise, but they never go to a gym. They work in their gardens, and they walk everywhere - not many people in Ikaria have a car. They also have a siesta every afternoon.

1. Ikaria is a small Greek island near the coast of ….

A) Italy

B) Hungary

C) Croatia

D) Turkey

E) Bulgaria

2. They drink a lot of …, but they also drink some red wine.

A) black tea

B) white tea

C) herbal tea

D) green tea

E) lemon tea

3. They also have a … every afternoon.

A) siesta

B) holiday

C) lunch

D) dinner

E) fruits

Ikaria is a very safe place. In the village of Raches, the police station is closed. The people say they don't need police. People also have a very good social life. The island is famous for its tradition of panagiria, or festivals. Between May and October, the island has between two and four festivals every week, where people eat, drink, and dance all night. They call Ikaria “the island where people forget to die”.

1. Ikaria is a … place.

A) very loud

B) very dangerous

C) very safe

D) very dirty

E) very big

2. Between …, the island has between two and four festivals every week.

A) January and June

B) February and April

C) March and July

D) May and October

E) July and December

3. They call Ikaria “the island where people forget …”.

A) to work

B) to live

C) to sleep

D) to put

E) to die

Dating in the 21^st century is very different from when Clint was young. Internet dating has changed everything. ‘It’s difficult now just to walk over to a woman and ask her

“Can I buy you a drink?” he says. ‘Before, when you met people face to face, there was sometimes a “spark”, a feeling of romantic destiny – you don’t get that from someone’s profile picture.’

1. Dating in the 21^st century is very different from when …

A)   he was a child

B)    Clint was young

C)    Charlotte went to school

D)   Clint went to school

E)    she was young

2. Internet dating has changed …

A) her style

B) his life

C) nothing

D) his thoughts

E) everything

3. A feeling of romantic destiny – you don’t get that from …

A) nature

B) people

C) someone’s profile picture

D) someone’s opinion

E) somebody’s life

My name’s Elspeth. I’m 25, I’m a journalist, I live in Dublin, and I’m single. It’s not easy to meet people here. My favourite dating app, called Tinder, shows you photos of possible partners with a bit of information about them. If a guy likes you and you like him, you have a match. Then you can start messaging the person and from this, romance follows. I’ve tried it, but with no success.

1. Elspeth is a young woman who is …

A) married

B) single

C) divorced

D) having a partner

E) only

2. Tinder shows you photos of possible partners with … about them.

A) a bit of information

B) everything

C) any information

D) nothing

E) a lot of information

3. Elspeth’s favourite dating app is …

A) Tinder

B) Facebook

C) Satnav

D) Telegram

E) Twitter

We got to the top and we spent about half an hour looking for the phone, but we couldn't find it anywhere. Then it started to get colder – it was now late afternoon - so I took my jacket out of my bag, and... my phone was in my jacket pocket!  I felt terrible, and really stupid! My friends were very nice about it, but they never let me forget it!

1. They spent about half an hour looking for …

A) his key

B) the phone

C) the way

D) a nice place

E) his passport

2. Then it started to get colder - … .

A) it started raining

B) it snowed

C) it was late afternoon

D) it was early

E) it was boiling

3. He took his jacket out of his bag, and … .

A) his phone was in the bag

B) but he couldn’t find his phone

C) his phone was switched off

D) his phone was in his jacket pocket

E) he left his phone at home

Charlotte wrote Clint’s dating profile for an online dating website. Clint would like to meet a woman who works, preferably a businesswoman. Someone who’s independent, but funny and clever. He has had several dates, but none of the women were right for him. He and Charlotte are still looking. ‘I’m always hopeful,’ he says. ‘I really believe that sooner or later I’m going to find “the one”.

1. She wrote Clint’s dating profile for …

A) a help

B) a show program

C) an online dating website

D) a business project

E) newspapers

2. He would like to meet a woman who works, preferably….

A) a businesswoman

B) a businessman

C) a lady

D) a nurse

E) a teacher

3. He has had several dates, but … were right for him.

A) some of them

B) every woman

C) none of his partners

D) some of his relatives

E) none of the women

I wake up at about 1.00 p.m., and the first thing I do is go outside. I live in Ibiza and I like having breakfast in the sun. I usually have fruit juice, eggs, fruit, and tea. I never drink coffee. After breakfast, I answer my emails for an hour, then I go to the gym. I never listen to music in the house, or even in the car, because music is my job. On a typical day I spend two or three hours in my studio, then another four hours at a nightclub. My work starts in the evening. I usually have dinner in a restaurant, and then I go to the club. I try to have a normal life, but my job isn't normal. I arrive at a club like a secret agent - I go in through the back door and security takes me to the stage.

1. I … have fruit juice, eggs, fruit, and tea.

A) yet

B) always

C) sometimes

D) usually

E) already

2.  On a typical day I spend … hours in my studio, then another four hours at a nightclub.

A) two or three

B) one or two

C) four or two

D) two or six

E) twenty or three

3. I try … a normal life, but my job isn't normal.

A) has

B) having

C) to have

D) had

E) had to

I finish work at 4.00 in the morning. Security takes me out, and then I go home. After about four hours playing music I'm very excited. My manager says, Go home and sleep', but that's impossible. First I need to calm down. When I get home I have a cup of tea, brush my teeth and say, 'Thank you for this wonderful life'. I am 47 now, but I want to do this when I'm 60 or 80. I want to do this forever

1. Security takes me out, and then I … home.

A) come

B) gone

C) walk

D) went

E) go

2.  First I need … down.

A) to lay

B) to put

C) to calm

D) calm

E) lay

3. I am … now, but I want to do this when I'm 60 or 80.

A) fourty seventh

B) fourteen seven

C) fourty seven

D) fourteen seventh

E) four and seven

How do you balance work with your family life? I spend a lot of time with my son. I want him to learn about hard work and good values, and I want to be an example for him. My husband is away a lot, but we speak on the phone every day. I think one reason why I am successful in my professional life is because he isn't at home all the time! What do you do to relax? I play the piano for an hour every day, late at night. I think it helps me with my operations - it's technical in the same way. I also go to the hairdresser twice a week. I do a lot of my research there! They turn the music off for me and I use the time to read all my academic papers.

1. I spend … of time with my son.

A) mush

B) lots of

C)a lot

D) many

E) lot

2. My husband is away a lot, but we … the phone every day.

A) speak on

B) say

C) to speak

D) tell

E) speak to

3.I also go to the hairdresser … a week.

A) two

B) twin

C) twice

D) once

E) only

In the UK, the third Friday in June is the happiest day of the year, says psychologist Dr. Cliff Arnall. It’s easy to see why – it’s summer, it’s warm outside, the evenings are light, and it’s the day before a weekend! And the third Monday of January is the most depressing day of the year. Why? Because it’s winter, the weather is usually grey and cold, the days are dark, and Monday is the first day of the working week.

1. The third Friday in … is the happiest day of the year

A) July

B) June

C) January

D) April

E) May

2. In winter the weather is …

A) grey

B) green

C) foggy

D) weak

E) cloudy

3. The … Monday of January is the most depressing day of the year.

A) third

B) first

C) second

D) fifth

E) fourth

Hassan walks for five days through the mountains. The sun shines. At night. It’s very cold. Then, one evening, he arrives at a rich and beautiful palace. The prince in the palace welcomes him. He gives him food and drink, and Hassan sleeps in a comfortable bed. There is one strange thing – windows have no glass.

1. Hasan walks for … days through the mountains.

A) 4

B) 3

C) 5

D) 2

E) 7

2. He arrives at a … and beautiful palace.

A) poor

B) good

C) rich

D) cold

E) strange

3. There is one strange thing – windows have … glass.

A) no

B) have

C) break

D) don’t have

E) has

Hasan and Walid are brothers. They live in a small house in the desert, near the mountains, a long way from a town or village. They’re very poor. They have no money and they have no animals. Their house only has two rooms. Every day is the same. They get up, and they have sweet black coffee for breakfast. Then Hassan works in the fields – but Walid just sits and looks at the hot, empty desert and the hot, empty sky. They live with their mother.

1. Hasan and Walid are …

A) friends

B) rich

C) brothers

D) cousins

E) uncles

2. They have no … and they have no animals.

A) birds

B) money

C) mother

D) house

E) tent

3. They have sweet black … for breakfast.

A) coffee

B) cereal

C) omlet

D) lunch

E) dinner

In winter you can visit the V&A. London is full of wonderful museums, where you can happily spend a cold winter’s day. My favourite, which not all tourists know about, is the Victoria and Albert Museum, or V&A. It’s the world’s top museum for art and design, and has amazing collections of clothes, furniture, jewellery, clocks, and ceramics. Exhibitions include the clothes of fashion designer Alexander McQueen, and career of David Bowie. It has special activities for children, and a great café open daily until 17.15. Entrance is free, but some exhibitions charge a fee.

1. It’s the world’s … museum

A) cold

B) design

C) ceramic

D) top

E) old

2. Entrance is …

A) art

B) special

C) fine

D) cold

E) free

3. Exhibitions include …. of fashion designer

A) clothes

B) art

C) design

D) café

E) activity

In autumn you can go to the Treetop Walkway at Kew Gardens. This is one of the highlights of Kew, London’s botanical gardens. It’s open all year round, and it’s beautiful in autumn when the trees are changing colour. The Walkway is 18 metres above the ground, and you can see all the gardens and a lot of famous buildings, including Wembley Stadium. You can also see birds and insects very close up, and find out all about the trees around you. But if the weather is very windy, the Walkway sometimes closes.

1. In autumn you can go to the Treetop Walkway at … Gardens.

A) Wembley

B) Kew

C) Bridge

D) Tree

E) Staduim

2. The Walkway is …

A) sixteen metres

B) seventeen metres

C) fifteen metres

D) eighteen metres

E) nineteen metres

3. You can also see … very close up

A) animals

B) fish

C) insects

D) trees

E) food

In summer

Go to the open-air Theatre in Regent’s Park. Open from May to September, this is the great place to see Shakespeare and other classics. Come prepared for all types of weather. If it rains – and it can – you can buy plastic raincoats at the theatre. In bad weather they sometimes cancel a performance, but you can use your tickets on a different day. You can buy a picnic or take your own, and you can buy dinner, too (quite expensive).

1. You can buy plastic … at the theatre.

A) tickets

B) raincoats

C) dinner

D) picnic

E) cars

2. Open from …, this is the great place to see Shakespeare and other classics.

A) May to September

B) September to May

C) Always

D) September

E) May

3. In bad weather they sometimes cancel a performance, but you can ….

A) use your tickets on a different day

B) buy plastic raincoats

C) see Shakespeare

D) have picnic

E) make your dinner

Marjan Jahangiri, originally from Iran, is one of the only women professors of cardiac surgery in Europe. She does more than 300 operations a year. She lives in London with her husband and their 17-year-old son, Darius. Can you describe your daily routine? I get up between 6.00 and 6.30 a.m., I get to work at 7.00, and my meetings usually start at 7.30. After that, I don't have a break. I have lunch at my desk. I often do two operations a day, and I also have lectures and more meetings. At home, I have dinner with my son. Between 9.30 and 11.30 p.m., I do research and I watch the news on TV. One or two nights a week I'm on call, so I probably need to do operations during the night. I often work at weekends, too. But that's OK-I think I have a fantastic life because I love my work

1. She does more than … operations a year.

A) three hundreds

B) hundred three

C)three thousand

D) thousand three

E) three hundred

2. I … do two operations a day, and I also have lectures and more meetings.

A) yet

B) always

C) sometimes

D) often

E) already

3. One or two nights a week I'm on call, so I … need to do operations during the night.

A) following

B) probably

C) previous

D) the following

E) early

Michelle, 24, is from Canada. She lives in London. My favourite thing about Britain is the Scotch eggs. We don't have Scotch eggs where I come from. Everybody says that British food is awful, but I love it, especially in pubs. The shops are great, too, for example, Topshop and Primark. Lian Tang, 24, is from China. She lives in Manchester. I love the UK. Why? Because I like the culture, the art, the history. I also love the beautiful scenery, for example in Cornwall and in Scotland. The only things I don't like about the UK are the weather and the food. I really don't like fish and chips.

1. Michelle, …, is from Canada.

A) twenty

B) twenty-four

C) twenty fourth

D) twenty forty

E) four twenty

2. Everybody says that British food is ….

A) delicious

B) tasty

C) awesome

D) awful

E) great

3. The only things I don't like about the UK are ….

A) the food the restaurants

B) the weather and the chips

C) the fish and chips

D) the food and music

E) the weather and the food

Shurooq, 21, is from Oman. She lives in Chorlton, Manchester. In the UK women have a lot of freedom. In my country, if I want to go to the bank I take my brother and he does everything for me. Here I do everything. I like the weather here. I love days when it rains, or it's cold. It's so different from the weather in Oman! The people are also nice and friendly.

1 Shurooq, …, is from Oman.

A) twenty

B) twenty-one

C) twenty once

D) twenty only

E) four twenty

2. Here I do ….

A) everyone

B) someone

C) something

D) everything

E) every time

3. It's so different … the weather in Oman!

A) following

B) next

C) from

D) the following

E) early

In spring

Watch (or run) the London Marathon. One of Europe’s biggest marathons takes place in spring every year, usually in April. About 40 000 people, including top runners and celebrities, run 26.2 miles through the city. It’s a fantastic atmosphere. You can watch anywhere along the route, but the Tower of London and the finish, near Buckingham Palace, are my favourite places. April in London doesn’t always mean good weather - be prepared for sun, showers, and wind!

1. About 40 000 people, including top runners and …, run 26.2 miles through the city.

A) celebrities

B) engineers

C) plumbers

D) dentists

E) workers

2. One of Europe’s biggest marathons takes place in spring every year, usually … .

A) in May

B) in June

C) in April

D) in July

E) in August

3. April in … doesn’t always mean good weather.

A) London

B) Paris

C) Porto

D) Europe

E) Asia