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Total questions: 125
Worksheet time: 1hrs 3mins
Choose the appropriate form of the Passive Voice: He'll finish the job tomorrow. The job ... tomorrow.
will finish
is finished
would be finished
will be finished
was finished
Choose the appropriate form of the verb: Mike didn't have his car yesterday. It ... at the garage.
have been serviced
was serviced
had serviced
were serviced
is serviced
Choose the right variant: The machines ... in Scotland.
makes
is made
are made
made
make
This is the diamond … was stolen in 2005.
who
which
what
where
whose
When I got back, I saw that my sister … all the chocolates! The box was empty!
ate
has eaten
had eaten
eats
eaten
Choose the right variant: St. Petersburg is the … city in the world.
beautifuler
beautiful
more beautiful
most beautiful
more beautifulest
Use the correct comparison form of adverb: My father drives … than me.
the carefulliest
carefullyer
more carefully
the carefully
most carefully
Use the correct comparison form of adjective: I have to get up … this morning than yesterday.
most early
earliest
early
earlier
more early
Use the correct comparison form of adjective: His younger sister is a pop-star and his … brother is a pilot.
eldeste
elderer
old
the elderer
elder
Use the correct comparison form of adjective: Сambridge is one of … universities in Europe.
the most older
the most old
the oldest
the most oldest
elder
Use the correct comparison form of adjective: Jerry is … footballer in the team.
better
the best
the most good
good
best
Use the correct comparison form of adjective: This computer isn't as … as I expected.
expensivest
more expensive
expensive
the most expensive
expensiver
Use the correct comparison form of adjective: He became much … than he was last year.
the laziest
lazy
more lazier
more lazy
lazier
Use the correct comparison form of adjective: I met my ... friend yesterday.
the most good
the best
best
better
goodest
Complete the sentence: He ... her for three months.
will not see
haven't saw
hasn't saw
hasn't seen
haven't seen
Choose the right variant: You have to support your children, ...?
did you
haven't you
don't you
isn't you
have you
Choose the right variant: I think people ... eat too much sugar.
must
should
need
shouldn't
have to
Choose the right variant: Only a person who knows the language well … answer such a question.
should
can't
need
can
have to
Choose the right variant: You … cross the street when the light is red.
can
should
need't
mustn't
have to
Choose the right variant: We ... do our lessons every day.
might
will have to
must
could
had to
Choose the right variant: He …speak 2 foreign languages.
-
could be able
can to
can
could to
Choose the right variant: She ... thought of it yet.
didn't
doesn't
hasn't
wasn't
isn't
Find the right variant: I have ... too much ice-cream.
ate
buy
eaten
bring
eat
Choose the correct answer: They have got many books, … ?
isn't they
didn't they
won't they
haven't they
aren't they
We'll miss the bus if you don't hurry … .
on
back
up
off
on
I'll drop you … in the town centre.
on
back
off
up
on
He's walking fast. We'll never catch … with him.
on
back
up
on
off
Choose the right variant: I moved to Moscow in 1990 and I … here ever since.
lives
lived
has lived
have lived
to have lived
I've … emailing him because he never replies.
set up
came up with
gone around
given up
grown up
Choose the correct form of the verb given in brackets
are learning
will learn
has learning
have learnt
learnt
Give the right form of the verb in (past participle) see
see
saw
sees
seen
sew
Choose the right variant: 17759
seventeen thousands seven hundred fifties nine
seventeens thousand seven hundred fifty nine
seventeenth thousand seventy hundred fifty nine
seven thousand seven hundred fifty nine
seventeen thousand seven hundred and fifty nine
Choose the right variant: From the years 1941 to 1945.
Nineteens forty one to nineteen forty fives
Ninety forty one to nineteen forty five
Ninety forty two to nineteen forty five
Nineteen four one to nineteen forty five
Nineteen forty one to nineteen forty five
Choose the appropriate form of Passive Voice: The Remembrance Day and the Veteran's Day ... on the 11th of November every year.
celebrated
is celebrated
will be celebrated
are celebrated
was celebrated
Choose the appropriate passive form of the verb: Sometimes a lot of guests ... to his birthday party.
is inviting
was invited
are invited
had invited
were inviting
Choose the right form of the verb: The business letters ... tomorrow.
would sent
is sent
will be sent
will send
are sent
Choose the right form of the verb: "The Gadfly" ... by E. L. Voynich in 1830.
were written
is written
wrote
was written
are written
Choose the right form of the verb: I ... for shopping yesterday.
has been sent
is sent
am sent
was sent
are sent
Choose the right form of the verb: How much money ... yesterday?
is stolen
stole
was stolen
will be stolen
will steal
Choose the right form of the verb: This work ... tomorrow.
is finished
was finished
had finished
will be finished
have been finished
Find the right variant: He … gets up very early, he isn't an early riser.
sometimes
always
often
normally
never
Find the right variant: There is no place like ....
kitchen garden
garden
yard
home
swimming pool
Choose the correct answer: Shallow water is warmer than … water.
wide
low
deep
high
high-risen
Complete the sentence: Have you given them … work?
nothing
some
something
any
anything
Choose the noun in a possessive case:
Arman pencil.
Armans pencil.
Arman's pencil.
Armans pencils.
Arman pencils.
Find the synonym: Translator
Speaker
Secretary
Writer
Historian
Interpreter
Choose the right variant: What's wrong … Henry?
on
in
about
with
of
Choose the right variant: America was named … an explorer who was born in Italy.
for
over
on
after
at
Choose the right variant: … tea is very hot, I must put … milk in it.
A / a
A / the
Some / the
The / some
The / the
Choose the synonym: dozen
nine
five
ten
twelve
twenty
Choose the right variant: 01/01
The second of January
The first January
The first and January
The first of January
The one of January
Choose the right variant: They are going to leave . . . Kiev tonight.
by
to
in
for
about
Choose the right variant: I am going to a movie tonight. I … the film twice.
sees
has seen
to have seen
have seen
saw
Choose the right variant: He … speak 2 foreign languages.
could to
could be able
can
-
can to
Choose the right variant: You must … your teeth every day.
to cleaning
cleaned
cleaning
clean
to clean
Choose the right variant: Sorry, … I come in?
to have to
can
might
may
to may
Choose the right variant: -What is Joe doing? - He … his car.
was fixing
has fixed
fixing
is fixing
fixed
Choose the right variant: I … never …champagne.
drinks
drink
has drank
have drunk
to have drunk
Choose the right variant: … you finished to write your article yet?
To be
Is
Were
Have
Was
Choose the right variant: ... your little daughter walk?- No, she can't. She is only eight months old.
Could
Might
May
Can
Must
Choose the right variant: Look, your brother . . . home.
to go
go
is going
is go
has go
Find the right equivalent: … lаtе than never.
The better
Best
Worse
Better
The best
Find the right equivalent: This is the … chair.
comfortable
more comfortable
most comfortable
more comfortablest
comfortablest
Find the right equivalent: He plays tennis … than you do.
the worse
the better
worst
worse
the best
Find the right equivalent: We have … flowers than they have.
the few
least
less
fewer
the least
Find the right equivalent: They have … white paper than we have.
the few
least
fewer
less
the less
Find the right equivalent: Winter is the … season in a year.
the colder
colder
most cold
соldest
cold
Find the right equivalent: My daughter is … than you are.
too young
much young
youngest
younger
young
Put the right article: She was the first woman to cross … Atlantic in a canoe.
on
a
at
the
an
Put the right article: We'll go for a walk if … sun comes out.
on
a
at
the
an
Find the synonym: library
bookshelf
large hall
house
place where we take books
place where we live
Find the synonym: to end
to read
to go out
to go on
to be over
to begin
Find the synonym: to do
to swim
to learn
to get
to make
to master
Find the synonym: to tell
to read
to see
to ask
to tell
to say
Find the antonym: before
between
around
behind
after
over
Find the synonym: over
before
behind
at
above
between
Find the synonym: in the country
on the grass
on the ground
above the town
out of the town
in the town
Find the synonym: to watch
to say
to read
to repeat
to look attentively
attentively
Find the synonym: tidy
white
fresh
clear
clean
color
Complete the sentence: I …very tired so I… to sleep.
am\goes
has been\went
was\went
will be\went
were\would
Find the antonym: early
often
forever
long
late
always
Find the antonym: well
black
bad
good
badly
white
Find the antonym: the best
worse
most
better
the worst
least
Find the antonym: often
ever
never
sometimes
seldom
generally
Complete the sentence: We go home . . . bus.
at
with
to
by
in
Complete the sentence: The hall is full. . . people.
to
by
for
of
without
Complete the sentence: Let's listen . . . the new tapes.
by
for
to
over
from
Complete the sentence: How do you get . . . your office?
from
in
about
to
by
Complete the sentence: How much time do you spend . . . your English a day?
without
with
on
over
in
Complete the sentence: We are very busy. . . weekdays.
by
in
on
out of
about
Complete the sentence: Classes end . . . 3 o' clock.
from
in
at
by
on
Complete the sentence: You must translate this text ... Kazakh.
from
out
for
into
in
Choose the right preposition: What are you looking …?
on
about
after
for
in
Choose the right variant: The rivers in America are … than in England.
the bigger
biggest
bigger
big
the biggest
Choose the right variant: His health … greatly since I saw him last.
had improve
have improved
has improve
has improved
have improve
Choose the right variant: He has … a nice flat before Christmas.
fount
founded
found
finded
find
Choose the right variant: My watch was going in the morning, but now it has … .
stop
to stop
stopped
stopping
stops
Choose the right variant: The lecture hasn't … yet and the students are talking in the classroom.
beginning
began
begin
begun
begins
Choose the right variant: Have you … all the books on this shelf?
reading
readed
read
to read
reads
Choose the right variant: I can hardly recognize you. I haven't … you since you left for Moscow.
seeing
see
saw
seen
sees
Use the right Tense Form of the verb: My uncle has bought bricks. He ... a house in the country.
are going to build
am going to build
build
is going to build
to build
Complete the sentence using the most suitable word: Who is the Head of the UK?
chancellor
the Vice-President
a monarch
lords
the President
Complete the sentence using the most suitable word: On what river does London stand?
on the Clyde
on the Severn
on the North Sea
on the Thames
on the Gulf Stream
Use the right tense form of the verb: When the police arrived the car ... .
gone
to has gone
to go
had gone
have gone
Use the right tense form of the verb: When I got to the shop it ... .
closing
have closed
to closed
had closed
close
Use the right tense form of the verb: They ... everything by the time I arrived at the party.
is eaten
eaten
had eaten
to eat
has 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
to has left
to leave
left
Use the right tense form of the verb: When I found my purse, someone ... the money out of it
had take
took
had took
had taken
have taken
Use the right tense form of the verb: The car ... when I looked into the street.
went
he go
had gone
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
to die
have died
Use the right tense form of the verb: All the garages ... by the time we crossed the border
to have closed
had 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.
to crossed
crossed
had 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 disappeared
had disappear
Use the right tense form of the verb: I gave Frances the flowers I ... and sat.
have pick
has pick
had pick
had picked
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.
have come
to come
had come
to coming
has came
Choose the right variant: What …the weather like yesterday?
is
were
am
are
was
Choose the right variant: On… we open at 9 o’clock.
a Monday
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.
to dancing
dancing
having danced
to danced
dance
Choose the right variant: The hall is full . . . people.
by
for
of
without
to
Find the right variant: If you find … mistakes, please tell me.
somebody
something
anything
nothing
any
Choose the right variant: … you ever … abroad?
Were…been
Have…been
Are…been
Has…been
To have….been
