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Total questions: 150
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
The correct definition of the idiom “be tearing your hair out”
to be very confident
to worry about age
to have a hair problem
to be upset about something
The verb followed by the infinitive
close
buy
do
promise
The correct word. Oh, that’s the colleague ___ I have told you about.
which
then
this
who
The correct written fraction (1/4)
one four
fourth one
four once
a quarter
Circle the odd one out
breeze
hail
sleet
blizzard
The correct time expression. They’ve lived in the same house ___ forty-seven years.
to
ago
since
for
The abstract noun
dog
beauty
snow
family
The correct connector. Robots are very useful in the classroom. ___ they are very expensive.
Despite
So
Although
Also
The correct definition of the idiom “be down in the dumps”
to be responsible for someone
to reach the bottom
to become very rich
to feel very depressed
The synonym of work-up
job
laboratory
series of tests
lesson
The right option. His French is ___ and he can explain everything.
bright / special
awful / quickly
special / especially
fluent / clearly
The verb followed by gerund
do
less
admit
run
The correct possessive pronoun. Oliver has taken ___ car for ___ annual service.
her / its
its / his
his / its
my / our
Find the antonym to “thrifty”
careful
prudent
wasteful
frugal
The correct verb form. It was a frightening experience because I ___ in a plane before.
had never flown
never flew
have never flown
was never flown
The correct pronoun. Let’s order a pizza. We don’t have ___ to cook for dinner.
anything
nothing
thing
something
A countable noun
weather
advice
luggage
discovery
The correct reflexive pronoun. He hasn’t got a family. He lives ___.
by himself
by herself
himself
itself
Choose the post modifier as an apposition
Ronaldo, the captain of the team, is from Portugal.
The man on the street was screaming.
The woman dressed in black was nervous.
The captain of the team lost the goal.
The appropriate variant. ___ people need food and water.
All
Others
Other
All the
Sentence with the phrasal verb
Let’s go!
Come here!
Don’t speak!
Keep off the grass!
The Conditional sentence
It was very hot, so I opened the window.
When I went out, it was raining.
It will be cheaper if we go by bus.
Can I have some soup, please?
A stative verb
do
make
love
look
The appropriate form of the tense. I ___ that someone else ___ on that topic since yesterday.
has just learnt, has worked
am learning, had worked
have just learnt, has been working
learn just, have been working
The correct variant. You may wear ___ clothes tomorrow.
some
any
every
no
The correct version. “Understanding your own emotions and needs” belongs to
interpersonal intelligence
spatial intelligence
naturalistic intelligence
intrapersonal intelligence
The correct form of the question tag. She went to Thailand, ___?
did she
isn’t she
didn’t she
doesn’t she
The correct degree of comparison. I think this is the ___ song on the CD.
best
most best
better
the best
The appropriate meaning. The young man had a word with that beautiful girl.
gave her a word to miss
promised to find a decision
had a short talk to her
asked her to get married
The word with negative prefix
innovation
incapable
impeachment
recreation
Present Perfect in Reported Speech
Past Simple
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Past Continuous
The correct modal verb of deduction. Sarah ___ be studying in the library.
wouldn’t
can
must
should
The correct possessive pronoun. Mr Small has hurt ___ ankle.
your
our
her
his
The correct antonym to “foreign”
overshore
overseas
different
native
General question
Will they go to London or Paris to visit their friends?
What have you bought for supper?
How many tests has the teacher checked up?
Are you going to stay at your brother’s?
The suitable word. My son didn’t use ___ late as a kid.
slept
to sleep
sleep
to sleeping
Find the antonym to “pushy”
modest
selfish
assertive
ambitious
The similar meaning to addiction
addition
dependence
being a good friend
disappearing
The correct meaning of the phrasal verb. She gave up halfway through the London marathon.
stop trying
went faster
started to chase
came back
Reported speech. “I was doing my homework,” Dilnaz said to Inzhu.
Dilnaz told Inzhu she had been doing her homework.
Dilnaz said Inzhu that she was doing her homework.
The meaning of the idiom: If you are down in the mouth, how do you feel?
good
upset
hungry
angry
The correct variant: I have very ___ time for reading.
few less
few
a few
little
The sentence with a phrasal verb
Animals are all around us.
I think watching video is a waste of time.
The work was hard to finish it in time.
My friend and I got together to study endangered animals.
The synonym of the compound word “take-off”
replica
copy
lair
parody
The meaning of “get down”
continue despite difficulties
move to the lower place
swallow although difficult
come to an end
The correct verb: I have put on weight. I can’t ___ my jeans.
loosen
zip
do up
fast
Same meaning: We wrote nothing about it.
We didn’t write something about it.
We didn’t write anything about it.
We don’t write anything about it.
We don’t write nothing about it.
The correct article: American people like ___ gardening.
—
an
the
a
The equivalent of “immense”
far
wide
major
very big
The correct 2nd conditional verb form: If I ___ the lottery, I ___ a big house.
would won / buy
is win / will buy
won / would buy
is winning / will buy
The correct word: I’m going to ___ a cake for Bill’s birthday.
Cook
Made
Make
Do
The correct comparative form: Rock climbing is ___ snowboarding.
Much thrilling
As thrilling as
Thrilling than
So thrilling
Passive impersonal construction sentence
They are said to have gone to Japan
It is said that they were brilliant actors
They were shown the horror film
They were given very important theme
The true sentence
I’m surprised to see you here
I’m surprised to saw you here
I’m surprising to see you here
I surprised to see you her
The correct reading of fractional numerals (1/6)
One and a six
One six
One and sixth
One sixth
The verb followed by the infinitive
Arrange, want, refuse
Think of, admit, involve
Help, dare, avoid
Thank for, decide, promise
Post-modifying noun structure with an adverb
The woman dressed in black was nervous
The man on the street was screaming and shouting
The house next door belongs to my relatives
Tom, the captain of the team, speaks French
The synonym to the phrase: Call me back at eleven o’clock.
Soon
In my case
Approximately
In reply
The meaning of the phrase “overcome obstacles”
Work through a challenge
Go to the meetings
Protect the rights
Resistant to the law
Noun followed by a singular verb form
Jeans
Children
Economics
Men
The correct preposition: Will you be home ___ time for dinner?
On
For
At
In
The definition of “off-the-peg”
Quickly sewn dresses
Brand merchandise
Hand-made clothes
Ready-to-wear goods
The correct modal verb form: Kate did not phone. She ___ known my number.
May not has
Might not have
Might have
May have
The synonym to “to be ill”
To be sick
To recover
To have sick
To be down
Underline the correct item: She was extremely nervous and couldn’t stop ___.
Steering
Quaking
Dropping
Pouting
Find the same meaning: The teacher turned a blind eye to the students’ dishonest behavior.
The teacher ignored a deceptive behavior of the students
The teacher has just noticed an impolite behavior of the students
The teacher could not see the bad behavior of the students
The teacher paid great attention to the untrue behavior of the students
Adverb with the same adjective form
Heavy
Noisy
Hard
Slow
Use of “be going to”
For an action that has recently stopped
For things we have already decided to do
To talk about recent events connected with the present
For an action that began in the past and is still in progress
The formal equivalent of “brush up on”
To improve
To recommend
To remind
To present
The noun that takes a plural verb form
Advice
Money
Police
News
Suitable form of the verb TREAD
Trod – trodden
Thrust – thrust
Trood – trodden
Threw – thrown
The odd word (not in the bedroom)
Chest of drawers
Armchair
Wardrobe
Wall
The correct preposition of time: It happened ___ Friday.
At lunchtime on
At lunchtime in
In lunchtime on
On lunchtime at
The correct modal verb: ___ I have some milk?
Should
Must
Can’t
Could
The accurate sentence
Ann knows everyone in her street
Ann don’t know everyone in her street
Ann doesn’t know nobody in her street
Ann know anyone in her street
The abstract noun
Tea
Book
Idea
Team
The antonym to “amazing”
Awful, horrible, terrible
Common, quick, narrow
Delicious, honey, nice
Wonderful, incredible, fabulous
The correct variant of price (£58.65)
Fifty-eight pounds sixty-five pences
Fifty-eight pound sixty-five pence
Fifty-eight pounds fifty-five pences
Fifty-eight pounds sixty-five pence
The correct adjective: Gulnaz was very ___ when she came back from Spain.
Tanned
Pale
Bright
Smooth
The correct variant of the verb: John’s class ___ at 4 pm.
Starts
Is starting
Complete the sentence with a suitable preposition: She broke ___ tears.
Into
By
In
Up
The function of the underlined phrase in the sentence: Buying the fresh narcissuses in January was the most difficult task.
An adjective
Infinitive
A direct object
A subject
The meaning of the idiom “go bananas”.
He becomes famous
He goes crazy
He goes shopping
He becomes rich
Choose the word in plural.
Fungi
Alga
Vertebra
Atrium
The verbs used with gerund.
Apologize for, suspect of, succeed in
Involve, ask, learn
Choose, resent, admit
Thank for, refuse, allow
The correct option: I am worried about the increase in global energy ___.
Consumption
Reaction
Reducing
Wasting
The correct verb form: I wish I ___ to sleep earlier last night.
Would go
Had gone
Went
Have gone
The correct modal verb: You ___ be more careful.
May
Should
Have to
Need
The correct sentence in the passive voice.
The house is being built
The house is being build
They are building the house now
They will build the house next year
The appropriate word: I think ___ is very interesting to read Ed’s book.
This
It
There
That
Verb used with the infinitive without to.
Recommend
Involve
Manage
Make
The correct participle: NASA are looking ___ using VR to explore Mars.
up to
after
over
into
The type of the sentence: A woman walked in, put off her coat and came to the window.
Simple sentence
Complex sentence
Compound sentence
Declarative sentence
The correct compound adjective: The lightning storm in Catatumbo is almost ___.
Time-consuming
Never-ending
Fast-speeding
Man-made
The correct pronoun: You can have ___ you want to eat and it doesn’t cost anything.
Anything
Nothing
Thing
All thing
The sentence with the correct word order.
The news usually I don’t watch.
I don’t watch usually the news.
I don’t usually watch the news.
Usually the news I don’t watch.
Participle I of the verb “steal”.
Steals
Stolen
Stealing
Being stolen
The correct adjective in the comparative form: Aidar’s car is ___ than Ulan’s.
Expensive
More expensive
Expensiver
More expensive
The correct option: It’s 15 June 2023, Wednesday, 5 p.m. now. ___
Since January – for 6 months
Since January – since 6 months
Since January – for January
Since January – for January
The correct word (inner part of the body).
Thigh
Shin
Intestine
Thumb
“The” is used with.
Australia
Hyde Park
Melbourne
Eiffel Tower
The correct form of the irregular verb.
Lend – lend – lent
Dig – dag – dag
Mistake – mistook – mistaken
Choose – choose – chosen
Match the formal equivalent of “plenty of”.
A great number
Sufficient
Much
The same meaning of the sentence: We saw nobody there.
We didn’t see anybody there.
We didn’t see somebody there.
We don’t see nobody there.
We don’t see anybody there.
The correct variant: Do you have enough time to finish your report, or do you want ___ you?
me to helping
me to help
me help
to help
The type of the sentence: Each candidate will be given equal time on TV and radio.
Declarative
Interrogative
Imperative
Exclamatory
Word formation: The earthquake caused an ___ in the city centre.
Explotion
Explode
Explosion
Explodition
The opposite meaning of the word “kind”.
Cruel
Patient
Poor
Clever
The correct variant of the verb: I think animals ___ disappear in 50 years’ time.
are going to
will
will be
going to
The precise sentence.
She hasn’t worked for last year.
I have done the work last evening.
It has rained a lot yesterday.
I lived in the country.
The suitable order of adjectives.
My favourite old leather white football boots
My favourite old white leather football boots
My white favourite old leather football boots
My old favourite white leather football boots
The correct verb form: There ___ a big tree in the garden.
am
were
is
are
The plural form.
Ink
Advice
Money
Wall
The suitable word: The first Europeans in the New World called themselves ___.
Indians
Pilgrims
Maori
Priests
The infinitive without “to” is used after.
Advise
Dare
Insist
Threaten
The correct meaning: The old man made a big effort to move the broken branch.
The old man tried to budge the broken branch.
The old man carried the broken branch easily.
The old man took away the broken branch.
The old man moved the broken branch towards.
The correct word: The ancient Greeks are remembered for their ___ in Maths, Science and the Arts.
Skills
Talents
Tools
Thoughts
The right variant of the conditional sentence: I’ll have a much nicer day than usual.
If I didn’t go to work tomorrow
If I don’t go to work tomorrow
If I hadn’t gone to work tomorrow
If I haven’t gone to work tomorrow
The correct word: He doesn’t talk much and he doesn’t listen ___.
either
as well
The correct question tag: choose the sentence with the correct tag.
You didn’t like your dessert, did you?
You haven’t been to Hong Kong before, haven’t you?
He worked in the sales department, is he?
She will email him, doesn’t she?
Verb used with the to-infinitive: choose the verb that is commonly followed by to + base form.
Imagine
Prevent
Want
Look forward to
The correct variant: Are you going out ___ this Saturday?
at
in
—
on
Match the formal equivalent of “up and running”: choose the closest formal meaning.
To achieve
To do quickly
To produce
To work effectively
The correct option: CAES requires ___ air to be pumped underground.
Fresh
Environment
Ambient
The appropriate adjective: I don’t like archery. I find it ___.
Exciting
Difficult
Creative
Talented
The correct modal verb: You ___ before you went out.
should phone
should have phoned
should had phoned
should to phone
The phrasal verb: She ___ her speech well.
carried off
come off
brought on
is over
The definition of “to cost the earth”: choose the correct meaning.
A valuable member of society with high ideas
It’s used to express surprise
Try everything possible to reach one’s goal
Cost a lot of money
The correct function of the modal verb: We use have to to express ___.
Subjective obligation
Strong advice
Prohibition
Objective obligation
The correct function of the modal verb: We use have to to express ___.
Subjective obligation
Strong advice
Prohibition
Objective obligation
The correct conjunction: She wasn’t qualified, she applied for the job.
Even though
Unless
Despite
However
The correct comparison structure: The film was ___ than its prequel.
slightly better received
more better
the best
good
The correct sentence in the passive voice: Twilight ___ directed by Catherine Hardwicke.
are
was
is
were
The correct particle: Newton came ___ with the theory of gravity in a garden.
up with
in
on
down
The correct possessive pronoun: These gloves are ___.
mine
my
me
their
The correct reported sentence: “I’m bored of waiting here,” said Rakhym.
Rakhym told that he was bored of waiting here.
Rakhym said he was bored of waiting there.
Rakhym says he is bored of waiting here.
Rakhym said he is bored of waiting there.
The correct verb: The sun ___ behind the grey clouds.
disappeared
appeared
appears
is disappearing
The correct reported statement: “I am guilty of committing the crime.”
He told us that he is guilty of committing the crime.
He told us that he was guilty of committing the crime.
He told us then he was guilty.
He told us we were guilty.
Examples of compound nouns: choose the pair that are both compound nouns.
working on, website
working out, weapon
dining room, washing machine
working out, witness
The third conditional: She wouldn’t have realised poverty was a serious problem in the city if she ___ the slums.
hasn’t visited
hadn’t visited
didn’t visit
wouldn’t visit
The correct clause of result: There are ___ museums in Athens that I couldn’t visit them all.
so many
so much
such
such are
Modal verb for prohibition: You ___ attend the staff meeting today.
shouldn’t
needn’t
couldn’t
mustn’t
The correct preposition: You are expected to arrive at school ___ time.
on
at
in
for
Past Continuous Passive: The portrait ___.
is painting
was being painted
was painting
is being painted
The correct abstract noun: The project has been a success thanks to the ___ of all our staff.
dedication
deception
decoration
deduction
Students who don’t live at home often live in a hall of ___
house
apartment
residence
hotel
Name of the job according to the definition: ___ does people’s hair.
mechanic
nurse
hairdresser
photographer
The correct compound adjective: The children were very ___ behaved for the babysitter.
good-
worse-
well-
bad-
The right phrasal verb: If you know the answer, you should ___ your hand.
go down
put down
come up
put up
NOT possible quantifier: These games take up ___ of the computer’s memory.
a large amount
a lot
a number
a great deal
