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The meaning of the idiom: If you pay through the nose for something
you pay a big sum of money
you pay nothing
you pay a small sum of money
you refuse to pay
Match the formal equivalent: be after
be looking for
be following
be active
be similar
Find the synonym to the word "cautious"
negligent
reckless
circumspect
foolish
The correct adjective: Gulnaz was very __ when she came back from her summer holiday in Spain.
pale
smooth
tanned
bright
The correct comparing idiom
Under the weather.
Your guess is as good as mine.
Call it a day
It takes one to know one.
The earthquake caused an ___ the city centre
explodition
explode
explotion
explosion
Pre-modifying noun structure noun+noun: a) some colleagues
some colleagues
Healthcare profession
false alarm
the stressful job
Noun which takes a singular verb form
customs
clothes
goods
athletics
We expect the newspapers ___ in an hour
to have brought
to brought
to bring
to be brought
Infinitive or Gerund form: I do not mind ___ my blog.
update
to update
Choose the correct future form: John ___ tomorrow. He got his ticket.
will leave
is not leaving
will not leave
is leaving
The infinitive without to is used after
threaten
advice
insist
dare
Identify the tense of the underlined verb in the sentence: He said he would go to the country.
Future in the Past
Future Perfect
Future Continuous
Past Continuous
Choose the correct variant of the verb: Mark ___ in a leisure centre for the summer.
worked
is working
work
works
Choose the meaning of the phrase: Get down to work.
start working
not be at work because you are not well
be unemployed
start after a period away
Choose the correct order of adjectives: His granny is a(an) ___ lady.
Spanish old friendly
old Spanish friendly
friendly old Spanish
old friendly Spanish
Choose the correct modal verb: You ___ before you went out.
should to phone
should have phoned
should had phone
should phone
Choose the correct compound adjective: The lightning storm in Catatumbo is almost ___
man-made
fast-speeding
never-ending
time-consuming
Choose the correct word which belongs to the inner part of the body.
intestine
thumb
thigh
shin
Rewrite the sentence into the passive: Berik had made a sand sculpture.
A sand sculpture had been made by Berik
A sand sculpture was made by Berik
A sand sculpture has been made by Berik
A sand sculpture is made by Berik
The correct modal verb form: You ____ Louis in town. He lives abroad now.
could not have seen
could had seen
could already seen
could not see
The correct particle: NASA are looking _ using VR to explore Mars.
after
over
up to
into
The appropriate item: We need to use technology ___ the benefit of humanity.
on
up
for
in
The correct form of the infinitive: There is loads there.
to seen
to be seeing
to have seen
to see
Precursor synonym: something that comes before.
successor
forerunner
bystander
culmination
In reported speech, “have to” changes to ____.
must
had to
has to
should
Hilarious meaning.
slightly amusing
arousing great merriment; extremely funny
darkly tragic
mildly entertaining
Pushy meaning: trying too hard to persuade someone to do something.
modestly suggestive
timid and reserved
trying too hard to persuade someone to do something
politely inquisitive
Pushy meaning: behaving in an unpleasant way by trying too much to get something or to make someone do something.
behaving courteously and patiently
behaving in an unpleasant way by trying too much to get something or to make someone do something
behaving indifferently and passively
behaving generously without expectations
A noun of similar.
similar
similarity
similarly
simulate
The irregular plural form of cactus.
cactuses
cacti
cactus
cactae
“Show someone the ropes” means ____.
to criticize harshly
to teach or explain the customary ways of doing something
to trick someone
to lead someone astray
Shrewd meaning: having or based on a clear understanding and good judgment of a situation, resulting in an advantage.
naive and credulous
having poor judgment
having or based on a clear understanding and good judgment of a situation, resulting in an advantage
indifferent and apathetic
In reported speech, present perfect changes to ____.
present simple
past simple
past perfect
future perfect
Loyalty meaning: faithful to a person to whom allegiance or affection is due.
faithful to a person to whom allegiance or affection is due
easily swayed by others
hostile toward companions
indifferent to commitments
Synonym(s) of loyalty.
allegiance
betrayal
fealty
fidelity
apathy
Steal participle 1.
stealing
stolen
steals
was stealing
The verb followed by the gerund and infinitive
Decide
Agree
Begin
The........ paintings haven't been found yet.
having stolen
have stolen
steal
stealing
stolen
Take an umbrella __ it rains
in case
unless
although
until
Skiing is _ snowboarding
more thrilling than
as thrilling as
less thrilling than
as safe as
Verb followed by verb+ing form
manage
refuse
suggest
offer
He __ the best: did. He did the best
did
do
does
doing
The correct 2nd conditional verb form: If we … in a town, our life … easier
live, would be
lived, will be
lived, would be
had lived, would be
The correct variant of the verb: I think life … be better in 2100
going to
is going to
will
is go to
Complete the sentence: Let … some words about the sport of our city
to me said
me say
to me say
say to me
General question
What have you bought for supper?
Are you going to stay at your brother’s hotel?
How many tests has the teacher checked up?
Will they go to London or Paris to visit their friends?
he right sentence in Reported Speech: “Have you seen my book, Jane?”
Jane asked me if I had seen her book
Jane told if I had seen her book
Jane wanted to know if I have seen her book
Jane said If I have seen her book
The correct function of the modal verb: have to
ability
obligation
permission
prohibition
Find correct irregular verb: Mistake - mistook - mistaken
mistaked; mistook
mistook; mistaken
mistaked; mistaken
mistook; mistaked
Blue -eyed synonym – innocent
naive
skeptical
deceitful
worldly
The correct meaning of “hilarious”
succesful
very funny
boring
beautiful
Find the synonym for the word “cautious”
negligent
reckless
circumspect
foolish
The correct item: It is very important to keep ___ children from websites
on
away
off
up with
The correct adjective: Gulnaz was very … when she came back from the summer holiday
pale
tanned
bright
smooth
Black people who … the West Indies to work in London found in hard to mix with Londoners
had come over from
had to come over
had come from
come from
PERMIT antonym. PERMIT meaning: officially allow (someone) to do something. “the law permits councils to monitor any factory emitting smoke”
ban
allow
approve
endorse
The similar meaning to addiction
addition
disappearing
dependence
being a good friend
Multiculturl means:
the presence of multiple cultures within a society
identical traditions across all groups
monolingual society with a single language
segregated population with little interaction
Choose the correct phrasal verb to complete the sentence: Marzhan won’t be at work today as she … the flu.
has come down with
has not come across
has not come around
has come up with
What does “pushy” mean? (informal) Definition provided: always selfishly promoting one’s own position or interests.
insistently aggressive in advancing one’s interests
quiet and self-effacing
undecided and hesitant
respectfully deferential
Identify the type of sentence: I don’t believe it. What a large dog!
interrogative
declarative
imperative
exclamatory
Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: The earthquake caused an …. in the city center.
explodition
explosion
explotion
explode
Complete the request with the correct form: Would you mind ____ the window?
open
open
opening
to open
Select the correct plural-form noun from the list.
Cactus
Atrium
Vertebrae
Bacteria
Choose the best synonym: Loyalty — ______
faithfulness
betrayal
apathy
negligence
Complete the sentence: This is …. an expensive smartphone.
an
such
so
some
Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: The football team played __ in the second round.
worse
badlier
worst
badly
Choose the best synonym: precursor — ______
successor
forerunner
follower
result
Identify the item: kilt — ______
a sort of dress worn by Highlanders
a type of protective helmet
a traditional musical instrument
a farming tool
Choose the best meaning: trinkets — ______
valuable heirlooms
kitsch, worthless objects
heavy furniture
rare coins
Choose the best meaning: resplendent — ______
gloomy
shining, colorful
transparent
quiet
Select the correct possessive form: The possessive case of parents — ______
parents's
parent's
parents'
parent
Select the correct plural form: The plural of erratum — ______
erratums
errata
erratae
errati
By ____ was it written?
whom
who
whose
what
Complete the sentence with the correct words: I ____ run marathon, if ____ fitter.
would try; were
will try; was
tried; were
would tried; was
Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: ____ is one of the easiest to recycle.
the paper
paper
a paper
one paper
Choose the correct quantifier to complete the sentence: Have you got ____ friends?
lots of
much
a lot of
many
Choose the correct verb form to complete the sentence: my son didn't use... like ____
to sleep
slept
to sleeping
sleep
Odd one out: Breeze, blizzard, hail, sleet
breeze
blizzard
hail
sleet
Complete the sentence using the first conditional: If I ____ well, I ____ be in a good mood.
sleep; will
slept; would
am sleeping; would
sleep; would
The function of the gerund in this sentence is: I remember spending ...
subject
object
predicative
attribute
Word/phrase that is not possible in this sentence: ____ of these games can be played on your console
all
several
every
each
Superlative form of the adverb badly
the worst
worse
badly
badier
He dropped ___ in his course.
Out
By
In
With
What does the phrasal verb drop out mean?
to leave school or college before finishing
to enroll in a new course
to take a short break from studies
to graduate at the end of a program
The meaning of the phrase get down to work.
start working
not be at work because you are not well
be unemployed
start after a period away
Blow your top meaning.
to be curious
to become grateful
to lose one's temper
What does the phrasal verb take after mean?
to follow someone quickly
to be similar to an older family member in appearance or character
to take care of a younger sibling
to borrow from a relative
Have you got any money? I have got ___ money. I can pay for lunch.
few
a few
Little
a little
Krewers meaning.
an organization that stages parades and events at carnivals
a costume worn by performers at carnivals
a type of musical instrument used in parades
a temporary food stall at a carnival
People who have a sense of humour laugh at.
yourself
themselves
themself
ourselves
How did Einstein ___ with his theory of relativity?
Come up
Came up
Take up
Keep up
Too ___ people believe in her innocence.
a lot of
much
many
a few
The correct modal verb: ___ I have some milk?
must
can't
could
should
My parents went to the theatre. They ___ by the great performance
Are exciting
Have not excited
Were excited
Was not excited
Choose the correct option: Peter said, "My sister has gone to Australia"
Peter said that my sister had gone to Australia
Peter said his sister had gone to Australia
Peter told that his sister has gone to Australia
Peter said that his sister has gone to Australia
The correct phrasal verb: John is not in the office. He … for 2 days
comes round
is out
calls in
is off
An abstract noun that can’t be sensed
boy
courage
cotton
machinery
She was extremely nervous and couldn’t stop __
pouting
steering
quaking
dropped
__ is unusual to see a depressive hope and unhappy joy
This
It
That
There
If you study hard and believe in yourself, you can __ excellence in any field
find
earn
achieve
gain
I remember (spending) my holiday in Japan when I was fourteen
gerund
Adverb
part II
adjective
The correct phrasal verb: You can’t imagine the problems you can __ on the race track
run over
run out of
run into
run up
Correct order adjective: Green French wooden book
Green French wooden book
French wooden green book
Wooden green French book
French green wooden book
Correct order adjective: tall young Scottish men
tall young Scottish men
young Scottish tall men
Scottish tall young men
young tall Scottish men
Comparative form of adverb: Bad
Worse
Badlier
Badly
the worst
If you study hard and believe in yourself, you can ____ excellence in any field.
find
earn
achieve
gain
I remember (spending) my holiday in Japan when I was fourteen.
gerund
adverb
part II
adjective
The correct phrasal verb. You can’t imagine the problems you can ___ on the race track.
run over
run out of
run into
run up
"Very" can be used with
lifted
tired
covered
smiled
Choose the correct option: Peter said, "My sister has gone to Australia"
Peter said that my sister had gone to Australia
Peter said his sister had gone to Australia
Peter told that his sister has gone to Australia
Peter said that his sister has gone to Australia
The correct phrasal verb: John is not in the office. He … for 2 days.
comes round
is out
calls in
is off
An abstract noun that can’t be sensed
boy
courage
cotton
machinery
She was extremely nervous and couldn’t stop ____.
fidgeting
pouting
steering
trembling
Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: _ is unusual to see a depressive hope and unhappy joy.
This
It
That
There
Complete the sentence: My parents went to the theatre. They ________ by the great performance.
Are exciting
Have not excited
Were excited
Was not excited
Choose the correct quantifier to complete the sentence: Have you got any money? I have got ____ money. I can pay for lunch.
few
a few
Little
a little
Select the correct reflexive pronoun: People who have a sense of humour (ұмытып қалдым) laugh at ______.
yourself
themselves
themself
ourselves
Choose the correct meaning: Blow your top.
to be curious
to become gratitude
to lose one's temper
Choose the correct reported speech form for the statement: Peter said, "My sister has gone to Australia".
Peter said that my sister had gone to Australia
Peter said his sister had gone to Australia
Peter told that his sister had gone to Australia
Peter said that his sister had gone to Australia
Which phrase shows the correct order of adjectives for the noun book using the words green, French, and wooden?
French wooden green book
Green French wooden book
Wooden green French book
French green wooden book
Which phrase shows the correct order of adjectives for the noun men using the words tall, young, and Scottish?
Scottish tall young men
Tall young Scottish men
Young Scottish tall men
Tall Scottish young men
Choose the comparative form of the adverb bad(ly).
Worse
badlier
badly
the worst
Choose the correct meaning of the term "Krewers".
a group of musicians who perform at festivals
an organization that stages parades and events at carnivals
a committee that writes carnival regulations
a company that sells parade floats
Choose the correct meaning: To fall behind.
to fail to keep level with someone or something
to surpass expectations in a competition
to delay someone deliberately
to catch up after a slow start
Choose the correct meaning: Hilarious.
moderately amusing
arousing great merriment; extremely funny
something laughable but not enjoyable
sadly humorous
Choose the correct plural form of the noun fungus.
funguses
fungi
fungals
fungae
Choose the correct meaning: To take after.
to follow someone quickly
to be similar to an older member of your family in appearance or character
to take care of someone younger in the family
to inherit only property from a relative
Hilarious meaning
arousing great merriment; extremely funny
slightly amusing and dull
serious and solemn
confusing and unclear
Read the sentence. Which word or phrase is not possible? All/Several/Every/Each of these games can be played on your console.
All
Several
Every
Each
Read the sentence. Which word or phrase is not possible? These games take up a large amount of/a great deal of/a number of/a lot of the computer's memory.
a large amount of
a great deal of
a number of
a lot of
Read the sentence. Which word or phrase is not possible? In the 1980s, there were no/hardly any/any/a small number of 3D games.
no
hardly any
any
a small number of
Read the sentence. Which word or phrase is not possible? Much/A large number/Several/A couple of my friends don't play computer games.
Much
A large number
Several
A couple of
Circle the odd one out for SNOW
Blizzard
Breeze
Hail
sleet
Circle the odd one out for RAIN
tornado
Flood
Shower
drizzle
Circle the odd one out for WIND
Gale
tornado
breeze
storm
Circle the odd one out for Temperature
Boiling hot
Chilly
sunny spells
freezing cold
Khan Shatyr's shape ____ the tent structure of the yurt.
imitates
deviates from
destroys
ignores
Plural form of noun Larva
Larvae
larva
Livres
lave
Trinkets meaning
a small decorative object, or a piece of jewellery that is cheap or of low quality
a valuable gemstone of high quality
a heavy household furnishing item
high-end professional equipment
Have you got any money? I have got ____ money. I can pay for lunch.
few
a few
Little
a little
Krewers meaning
people who sell seafood in markets
a musical troupe that performs at concerts
an organization that stages parades and events at carnivals
a team of professional rowers
Resplendent meaning
attractive and impressive through being richly colourful or sumptuous
extremely plain and unadorned
mildly satisfactory but unimpressive
technically complex and difficult to understand
Synonym of resplendent
brilliant, shining, colourful
bad, dangerous, desperate
loathsome, obnoxious, obscene
affectionate, caring, commiserating
Which word/phrase is not possible in each sentence? These games take up ____ the computer's game
a large amount of
a great deal of
a number of
a lot of
Which word/phrase is not possible in each sentence? In the 1980s, there were __ 3D games
no
hardly any
any
a small number of
The function of the underlined phrase. Buying the fresh narcissuses in January was the difficult task
infinitive
subject
an adjective
direct object
Choose the correct word to complete the sentence. People doesn’t talk much and he doesn’t listen ___
either
neither
as well
too
The correct phrasal verb. You can’t imagine the problems you can ___ on the race track
run over
run out of
run into
run up
