The noun that has the plural form

The sentence with an uncountable noun

The definition of the compound noun knockout

Missing word. A work of fiction refers to earlier one calls

The right definition. The English word genius derives from the Latin ingenium and means

The appropriate word Finding dinosaur DNA was a ____ Discovery.

Verb used with the infinitive without to

Word formation Fewer cars means that carbon dioxide will decrease.

The correct verb form There a big tree in the garden.

Complete the sentence: Would you mind my ____ the window?

The correct variant of the verb: I think life ____ be better in 2100.

The correct adverb: He fell ___ onto the ground.

The definition of the phrasal verb to figure out

Conditional clause: ____ Mr Evans attends our meeting, we will discuss his new project.

The correct variant: I put ___ salt in the pasta. It’s not bland.

The function of the bold word: I remember spending my holiday in Japan when I was fourteen.

The correct variant of the verb: Watch out! You ____ fall.

The noun from the word organize

The meaning of the phrasal verb The rocket blew up as it entered the Earth’s atmosphere.

The correct type of the question Pam never goes to the opera,___?

The suitable variant: He knew the answer, but he to_____ share it with her then.

The right verb form: If Asel really___ to have children, she___ them by now.

The verb that doesn’t have a continuous form

The correct 2nd conditional verb form: If we___in a town, our life___ easier.

The suitable connector: _____ getting high marks in Maths, Jane wants to study English.

A word in plural

The type of the sentence I don’t believe it!

Cross the verb out. I am sure some of us might___ some kind of an answer.

The right option: His French is___ and he can explain everything___

The correct pronoun: I have got___ work to do this morning. I’m free.

The correct written fraction “1/4”

The opposite noun formed with the help of the prefix mis-

The correct reflexive pronoun : She is only 14 months, but she can eat____.

The function of the underlined phrase : Meg enjoys taking pictures.

The correct option: If you____ you_____ a good time.

The suitable parts of speech: ____ clouds filled the sky as the____ rain poured down.

Choose the correct conjunction to complete the sentence: Take an umbrella ____ it rains.

Select the correct plural form.

Choose the phrasal verb that means “to persuade somebody to do something.”

Read the passage excerpt: “Eton College is one of England’s largest independent schools and one of the highest in prestige... it is still commonly known as one of the greatest schools among all the schools in the world.” Based on this, the education of Eton is of

Read the passage excerpt: “Eton is a full boarding school... Eton is also one of the four remaining boys’ schools, so there’s no opportunity for a girl to study there.” This school is appointed

The person who opened Eton college is

The uniform they wear is

Students wear their own coloured dresses to

Read the passage and answer the question. The Beatles–still going strong. All over the world, teenagers know the tunes, and often some of the words too, of the Beatles’ most famous songs. Yesterday, Penny Lane, Hey Jude and When I am Sixty Four are among the best known. In Britain, the Beatles are still a big tourist attraction. Thousands of people go to Liverpool every year, to see where it all began. In Liverpool, they can visit the Beatles’ museum, take a “Beatles’ Tour” of the city (seeing places like Penny Lane), or visit the house where Paul MacCartney lived as a teenager. So why did the Beatles become so popular in the sixties, and why are they still so popular today? They became popular because they caught the spirit of a generation. Sixties teenagers were very different from fifties teenagers, they wanted to change things, and escape from the rather dull fifties. The Beatles came along, offering a new type of music, with new instruments (electric guitars). They were not the only group, of course; but they were the best, the most original. At first they copied rock ‘n’ roll songs from America. These were not well-known in England at the time, but it was easy to get rock ‘n’ roll records in Liverpool, a busy port city at the time. Sailors brought the most popular records from America, and these became popular with young musicians in Liverpool. Then the Beatles began writing their own songs and people liked them. When they became popular, they did not stop doing new things; instead, they pushed back the frontiers of pop/rock music in all directions. And where they went, others followed. Today people are still following them; and probably they will continue following for a long time to come. Question: People are attracted by the Beatles’

The tourists visit Liverpool

Sixties teenagers wanted to be different from fifties because

Initially The Beatles offered to the admirers the music which

The Beatles are still going strong because they

The sentence with a «future plan» meaning

The correct sentence in Indirect Speech. John says: «I was in Aktobe».

The correct question. How do you know? _____ you?

The correct sentence

The correct word. ____ is one of the easiest materials to recycle.

The correct definition to the phrase "to move or jump suddenly or rapidly upwards or forwards".

The correct word. ___ is difficult to believe that David Beckham called his baby Brooklyn after a trip to New-York.

The odd one out

The appropriate verb. Albert Einstein _____ the theory of relativity.

The reported Question

Conditional clause: ____ Mr Evans attends our meeting, we will discuss his new project.

The right preposition: This kind of leather footwear is worn ___ both men and women.

Complete the phrase: A ___ cold

Both Gerund and Infinitive are used after this verb

The adjective followed by -ing form

The function of the underlined word: Their voices could be heard up in our room.

The correct option: My family don't speak French and ___

Have you got ___ friends here?

The type of the sentence: Have you anything to declare?

The right sentence

A word in plural

Find the meaning: He gave me a hand with these big items.

The correct word: Tower Bridge goes ___ the River Thames.

The end of the proverb: Better the foot slip than the ____

The correct prefix: Oh, no! I think I left the front door __(lock).

The appropriate answer to the question: May I read these papers, Mr Wall?

The correct plural form

The correct meaning The Altyn Emel State Memorial Shokan Valikhanov Museum and a statue nearby are both to ___ the great Kazakh scholar and scientist.

The function of the ing- form Writing a letter in Spanish was not easy.

Reported questions "Do you live in Bristol?" she asked me.

The correct phrasal verb Marzhan won't be at work today as she ___ the flu.

The correct item The ancient Mesopotamian ___ lasted for about 3,000 years.

The correct phrasal verb We are taking Nurlan next year to ____ missing the trip to London last summer.

Choose the correct option Peter said: «My sister has gone to Australia».

The correct 2nd conditional verb form: If I ___ help you, I ___, believe me!

The correct modal verb form: You ___ Louis in town. He lives abroad now.

Find the antonym to "stingy"

The synonym of the phrasal verb to lay up

Missing word: A word that is spelt differently but pronounced the same calls ___

The correct reflexive pronoun: Come in both of you and make ___ at home.

PACKING by Jerome (passage excerpt): Holiday time was near now, and we, that is, Harris and George and I met to discuss our plans. Harris said that the first thing was to discuss what to take with us. He also said that we couldn't take the whole world in a boat. We could take what we really needed. Harris said that a long swim always gave him fine appetite. George said, "For breakfast we must have a tea-pot," Harris said, "ham, eggs, bread and butter and jam." The main way of travelling which has been chosen is

The main content of the text is about

The reason of calling the cheese the 'master' of all food in summer means to

Harris cared about food because he

Somebody of them asked to

Graffiti. You can travel almost anywhere in the world, and you will probably see graffiti. Although graffiti is more common in big cities, today you may find it in almost any region or district, big or small. It's everywhere: on trains, walls, bridges and buildings. Love it or hate it but graffiti is part of the everyday urban world. Some people consider it art while others think it's vandalism. However, few of them really know how old graffiti is. The word graffiti itself probably comes from the old Greek verb. Writings on walls already existed in ancient Rome. The Romans cut graffiti on walls and monuments. It showed phrases of love, political ideas, simple thoughts, magic spells, alphabets, and famous quotations from literature. Modern graffiti dates back to the US of the 1960s. At that time for young people it was a form of self-expression and a political protest. Teenage groups in New York, for example, painted graffiti to mark their territory. Later, there started competitions between different groups. That meant that the quality of graffiti became more important than just the amount of it. Today graffiti has travelled all over the world. However, it is still an illegal art. It has been always painted on private or public property, like cars, trains, fences and house walls. As a result many people see it as vandalism. Besides, it's rather hard to clean graffiti paints, and cities spend millions every year on it. So, in most countries graffiti is forbidden. Based on the passage, people can notice this art in any ___

Graffiti. You can travel almost anywhere in the world, and you will probably see graffiti. Although graffiti is more common in big cities, today you may find it in almost any region or district, big or small. It's everywhere: on trains, walls, bridges and buildings. The word graffiti itself probably comes from the old Greek verb. Writings on walls already existed in ancient Rome. The Romans cut graffiti on walls and monuments. According to the passage, 'Graffity' in Greek means

Graffiti. Writings on walls already existed in ancient Rome. The Romans cut graffiti on walls and monuments. What does 'cutting graffiti' in ancient Rome most closely mean according to the passage?

Eventually, young people started painting graffiti

One part of population thinks that graffiti is ______

The correct variant. Too ___ people believe in her innocence.

The end of the proverb. Curiosity killed a ___

The type of the sentence. They were flying over the outskirts of a wood and ahead of them was a high hill.

Passive Voice is used in

The sentence with the adverb

The correct degree form of the adverb. 8 p.m. is late - could you possibly get here any __?

The correct form of the infinitive. There is loads ___ there.

The correct verb form. My friend is likely ___ your address

The correct form of be going to

Compound adjective: I have already been to ___ art and design studio.

The correct synonym to the word "gullible"

The correct word: Jim's really ___ He hates meeting new people.

The correct phrasal verb: Sam dropped ___ of his marketing course.

The correct variant: It was a blind date. Neither of them has seen the photo of

_ of my friends do not play computer games.

The correct option: Anuar is the only friend __ I would really confide something like this.

The type of the pronoun: The man who rescued the children is my friend.

Cross the verb out: I hate __ messages that are upsetting.

The noun from the word similar

Word formation: Fewer cars means that carbon dioxide __ will decrease.

The correct word If you study hard and believe in yourself, you can___ excellence in any field.

The correct variant You may bring__ to this party.

The correct 2'd conditional verb form If I__ a millionaire, I___ to help everybody.

The correct impersonal form __ a three-kilometer walk from the station to the university.

The correct tense form Brain was angry because he__ for an hour.

Plural noun in the possessive case

An abstract noun that can't be sensed

The correct variant of the verb Mark ___ in a leisure centre for the summer

The correct definition of the idiom "be tearing your hair out"

The verb followed by the infinitive

The correct word Oh, that's the colleague __ I have told you about.

The correct written fraction $$1/4$$

Circle the odd one out

The correct time expression — They've lived in the same house ___ forty years.

The abstract noun

The correct connector — Robots are very useful in the classroom ___ they are very expensive.

The correct definition of the idiom "be down in the dumps"