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Lt;question>Complete the sentence with the verb: I _________my homework yesterday.
<variant>did <variant>played <variant>drove <variant>lived <variant>listened
<question>Choose the right variant: Do...know the young man, ... name is Patrick? <variant>you/whose <variant>she/whose <variant>you/that <variant>he/which <variant>they/whom
<question>Complete the sentence with appropriate auxiliary verb: _____they play tennis after school yesterday? <variant>Did <variant>Does <variant>Have <variant>Has <variant>Are
<question>Choose the right variant: She likes to go shopping ... Sunday mornings. <variant>on <variant>at <variant>in <variant>to <variant>from
<question>Choose the right preposition: My father has lived in Japan ... 5 years. <variant>for <variant>since <variant>ago <variant>between <variant>at
<question>Choose the correct preposition: Nick has gone, but he will return …an hour. <variant>in <variant>near <variant>to <variant>by <variant>after
<question>Choose the right answer: He has (íèêîãäà) been to London. <variant>never <variant>often <variant>sometimes <variant>seldom <variant>always
<question>Find the antonym: midnight- <variant>midday <variant>soon <variant>moon <variant>midmoon <variant>sun
<question>Put the sentence into the Future Simple: I go for a walk after supper. <variant>I shall go for a walk after supper. <variant>I was going for a walk after supper. <variant>I am going for a walk after supper. <variant>I went for a walk after supper. <variant>I have gone for a walk after supper.
<question>Put the sentence into the Future Simple: Mr. Patrick is in the office. <variant>Mr. Patrick will be in the office. <variant>Mr. Patrick was in the office. <variant>Mr. Patrick has been in the office. <variant>Mr. Patrick is been in the office. <variant>Mr. Patrick be in the office.
<question>Put the sentence into the Future Simple: She passes her exams successfully. <variant>She will pass her exams successfully. <variant>She passed her exams successfully. <variant>She has passed her exams successfully. <variant>She is passing her exams successfully. <variant>She was passing her exams successfully.
<question>Choose the right variant: sixteen + twenty is … . <variant>thirty-six <variant>thirteen-six <variant>thirty-one <variant>three <variant>threety
<question>Choose the right verb for the sentence: I invited Sue to the party, but I don’t think she … . <variant>will come <variant>will pass <variant>will look <variant>will get wet <variant>will live
<question>Choose the right tense form for the sentence: By the time she comes, he … dinner. <variant>will have cooked <variant>have cooked <variant>cooked <variant>is cooking <variant>cooks
<question>Choose the right tense form for the sentence: When we get there, the film … . <variant>will have started <variant>will started <variant>have started <variant>started <variant>starts
<question>Choose the right variant: It hasn’t rained … September <variant>since <variant>for <variant>ago <variant>already <variant>yet
<question>Choose the right synonym: to be located - <variant>to be situated <variant>to be elected <variant>to be adopted <variant>to be separated <variant>to be strengthened
<question>Choose the right synonym: different - <variant>various <variant>executive <variant>droughty <variant>cosy <variant>independent
<question>Choose the right tense form: I was watching TV, when she … . <variant>called <variant>call <variant>calls <variant>is calling <variant>will call
<question>Choose the right tense form: When the phone rang, she … a letter. <variant>was writing <variant>will write <variant>wrote <variant>writes <variant>write
<question>Choose the right variant: I was born … September. <variant>in <variant>on <variant>at <variant>during <variant>for
<question>Choose the right variant: I was born … the 1st of September. <variant>on <variant>in <variant>at <variant>during <variant>for
<question>Choose the right form of the Past Perfect: Before she went to London, she … never… such a nice beach. <variant>had/seen <variant>has/seen <variant>is/seen <variant>sees <variant>will see
<question>Choose the right tense form: They … working at the project now. <variant>are <variant>is <variant>have <variant>shall <variant>were
<question>Choose the right tag question: Mark won’t be late,…he? <variant>will <variant>shall <variant>is <variant>was <variant>were
<question>Choose the appropriate formula of the Present Perfect Tense: <variant>have/has + V3 <variant>V2 <variant>had + V-3 <variant>am/is/are + V-ing <variant>shall/will + V
<question>Choose the appropriate formula of the Present Continuous Tense: <variant>am/is/are + V-ing <variant>V2 <variant>had + V-3 <variant>have/has + V3 <variant>shall/will + V
<question>Choose the appropriate formula of the Present Simple Tense: <variant>V, V-s,es <variant>V2 <variant>had + V-3 <variant>have/has + V3 <variant>shall/will + V
<question>Choose the appropriate formula of the Future Simple Tense: <variant>shall/will + V <variant>V2 <variant>had + V-3 <variant>have/has + V3 <variant>V, V-s,es
<question>What tense form is the given sentence related to: He has already written eight books. <variant>Present Perfect <variant>Past Simple <variant>Past Perfect <variant>Past Continuous <variant>Present Simple
<question>What tense form is the given sentence related to: She always helps her mother about the house. <variant>Present Simple <variant>Present Continuous <variant>Past Perfect <variant>Past Continuous <variant>Present Perfect
<question>What tense form is the given sentence related to: They are cooking dinner now. <variant>Present Continuous <variant>Present Simple <variant>Past Perfect <variant>Past Continuous <variant>Present Perfect
<question>Change the sentence from affirmative into negative: My uncle built a new house last year. <variant>My uncle didn’t build a new house last year. <variant>My uncle doesn’t build a new house last year. <variant>My uncle isn’t built a new house last year. <variant>My uncle hasn’t built a new house last year. <variant>My uncle hadn’t built a new house last year.
<question>Change the sentence from affirmative into negative: At the end of the term the students pass exams. <variant>The students don’t pass exams at the end of the year. <variant>The students didn’t pass exams at the end of the year. <variant>The students won’t pass exams at the end of the year. <variant>The students aren’t pass exams at the end of the year. <variant>The students haven’t pass exams at the end of the year.
<question>Choose the right word: He is ____. He ’d like something to eat. <variant>hungry <variant>thirsty <variant>hot <variant>angry <variant>cold
<question>Choose the right preposition of movement: Go _____the bridge!!! <variant>across <variant>up <variant>down <variant>through <variant>out of
<question>Choose the right indefinite pronoun: There is __________in the box. <variant>something <variant>anything <variant>anybody <variant>some <variant>nothing
<question>Choose the right indefinite pronoun: Is ______clear? <variant>anything <variant>something <variant>anybody <variant>some <variant>nothing
<question>Choose the right indefinite pronoun: What is happened?- _______. <variant>nothing <variant>some <variant>any <variant>no <variant>everybody
<question>Choose the right indefinite pronoun: _______is all right. <variant>everything <variant>anything <variant>anybody <variant>some <variant>nothing
<question>Choose the right answer: In front of the house there is a nice______. <variant>garden <variant>picture <variant>TV <variant>furniture <variant>carpet
<question>Choose the right preposition of movement: I’m walking ____the street. <variant>along <variant>up <variant>down <variant>through <variant>out of
<question>Choose the right variant: I have just … my sister`s sun – glasses. <variant>broken <variant>break <variant>ate <variant>broke <variant>done
<question>Choose the right variant: There is a sofa (ìåæäó/îðòàñûíäà) two armchairs. <variant>between <variant>under <variant>on <variant>behind <variant>down <question>Choose the right form of “to have”: We____ our diploma in 4 years. <variant>shall have <variant>having <variant>have <variant>had <variant>has
<question>Find the right variant: … ice-cream is made of milk and sugar. <variant>-- <variant>An <variant>A <variant>The <variant>At
<question>Choose the right answer: This is … book. <variant>a <variant>- <variant>some <variant>an <variant>are
<question>Choose the right answer: Look at…. picture. <variant>the <variant>an <variant>in <variant>some <variant>these
<question>… Ishym is the longest river in our country. <variant>The <variant>An <variant>A <variant>Of <variant>-
<question>Choose the right answer: Barbara thinks the shops . . . expensive. <variant>are <variant>is <variant>will <variant>shall <variant>a
<question>Choose the right variant: My friends . . . to school by bus. <variant>go <variant>study <variant>love <variant>watch <variant>listen
<question>Choose the right variant: My parents . . . at 7:30 a.m. <variant>get up <variant>study <variant>love <variant>watch <variant>listen
<question>Choose the right variant: My cousin lives in France and he … French. <variant>speaks <variant>works <variant>loves <variant>watches <variant>listens
<question>Choose the right variant: In . . . we learn about the past. <variant>history <variant>geography <variant>music <variant>biology <variant>physical training
<question>Choose the right variant: In . . . we learn different sports. <variant>physical training <variant>geography <variant>music <variant>biology <variant>history
<question>Choose the right variant: In . . . we learn about different countries. <variant>geography <variant>physical training <variant>music <variant>biology <variant>history
<question>Choose the right variant: Is there . . . sugar in the bowl? <variant>any <variant>some <variant>no <variant>every <variant>none
<question>Choose the right variant: I haven’t got . . . books about Africa. <variant>any <variant>some <variant>no <variant>every <variant>none
<question>Choose the right variant: Please buy . . . apples when you go shopping. <variant>some <variant>any <variant>no <variant>every <variant>none
<question>Choose the right article: … new restaurant opened in High Street. <variant>a <variant>an <variant>- <variant>the <variant>this
<question>Choose the right article: The restaurant has . . . interesting menu. <variant>an <variant>a <variant>- <variant>the <variant>this
<question>Choose the right article: In my opinion, it’s . . . best place to eat vegetarian food in town. <variant>the <variant>a <variant>- <variant>an <variant>this
<question>Choose the right indefinite pronoun: How . . . money did you spend on the new car? <variant>much <variant>many <variant>a few <variant>few <variant>a lot of
<question>Choose the right indefinite pronoun: How . . . people were there in the party? <variant>many <variant>much <variant>a few <variant>few <variant>a lot of
<question>Choose the right variant: My mother has a lot of work to do about the . . . . <variant>house <variant>job <variant>study <variant>lesson <variant>roof
<question>Choose the right variant: By . . . my father is a modest, cheerful and well-bred man. <variant>character <variant>appearance <variant>face <variant>type <variant>gender
<question>Choose the right variant: My parents have different . . . on music, film, sport. <variant>views <variant>characters <variant>faces <variant>types <variant>genders
<question>Choose the right variant: Our flat is on the third . . . . <variant>floor <variant>flat <variant>house <variant>garden <variant>street
<question>Choose the right degree of comparison: You are . . . person in our class. <variant>the tallest <variant>taller <variant>tall <variant>more tallest <variant>more taller
<question>Choose the right article: I am . . . English teacher. <variant>an <variant>a <variant>the <variant>so <variant>-
<question>Choose the right pronoun: Your brother is so rude. I don’t like . . . . <variant>him <variant>her <variant>he <variant>his <variant>himself
<question>Choose the right pronoun: May I take . . . umbrella? <variant>your <variant>yours <variant>you are <variant>you <variant>yourself
<question>Choose the right pronoun: Whose car is this?- This car is . . . . <variant>ours <variant>ourselves <variant>we <variant>him <variant>you
<question>Choose the right pronoun: Who are these people? I don’t remember . . . . <variant>them <variant>they <variant>their <variant>themselves <variant>us
<question>Choose the right preposition: I go to work . . . car every morning. <variant>by <variant>at <variant>in <variant>on <variant>to
<question>Choose the right preposition: John gets up . . . 9 o’clock every day. <variant>at <variant>in <variant>on <variant>for <variant>ago
<question>Choose the right preposition: Many animals are . . . danger. <variant>in <variant>by <variant>at <variant>on <variant>to
<question>Choose the sentence with the right word order: <variant>Tom plays the guitar very well. <variant>Tom the guitar plays very well. <variant>Tom very well the guitar plays <variant>Tom the plays guitar very well. <variant>Tom guitar very well the plays.
<question>Choose the sentence with the right word order: <variant>I study at the University. <variant>I study the University at. <variant>I at the University study. <variant>I the study at University. <variant>Study I at the University
<question>Choose the sentence with the right word order: <variant>What is your favourite color? <variant>What favourite color is your? <variant>What is your color favourite? <variant>What your is favourite color? <variant>What your favourite color is?
<question>Choose the right article: Have you got . . . pen? <variant>a <variant>an <variant>the <variant>- <variant>so
<question>Choose the right variant: Tom . . . reading a newspaper now. <variant>is <variant>are <variant>am <variant>were <variant>shall
<question>Choose the right Present Perfect: I . . . my car keys 2 days ago. <variant>have lost <variant>has lost <variant>was loosing <variant>will lose <variant>shall lose
<question>Choose the right plural form of the noun: bus- <variant>buses <variant>buss <variant>bus <variant>busys <variant>busies
<question>Choose the right plural form of the noun: family- <variant>families <variant>familys <variant>familyes <variant>familyies <variant>family
<question>Choose the right plural form of noun: book- <variant>books <variant>bookes <variant>bookses <variant>book <variant>bookies
<question>Choose the right plural form of noun: baby- <variant>babies <variant>babys <variant>babyes <variant>baby <variant>babyeses
<question>Choose the right plural form of noun: man- <variant>men <variant>mans <variant>mens <variant>man <variant>menes
<question>Choose the right possessive case of noun: . . . is Mike. <variant>My friend’s name <variant>My name’s friend <variant>My friend names <variant>My friend’s names’ <variant>My friends’ names
<question>Choose the right variant: . . . is warm and light. <variant>Her son’s room <variant>Her son’s pen <variant>Her son’s bag <variant>Her son’s desk <variant>Her son’s camera
<question>Choose the right variant: This . . . husband is a worker. <variant>woman’s <variant>women’s <variant>womans’ <variant>womens’ <variant>women
<question>Choose the Past Perfect Tense: Why did he feel so upset?- Because he . . . his job. <variant>had lost <variant>have lost <variant>will have lost <variant>has lost <variant>shall have lost
<question>Choose the Past Continuous Tense: Yesterday at 8 o ‘clock she . . . supper. <variant>was having <variant>were having <variant>is having <variant>will be having <variant>are having
<question>Choose the right preposition for the tense form: I haven't spoken to Mary . . . Christmas. <variant>since <variant>ago <variant>for <variant>while <variant>during <variant>I’ve finished … Ishym is the longest river in our country.<variant>The Change the sentence from affirmative into negative : He writes books every year.<variant>He doesn’t write books every year. Change the sentence from affirmative into negative: My uncle built a new house last year.<variant>My uncle didn’t build a new house last year. Change the sentence from affirmative into negative: At the end of the term the students pass exams.<variant>The students don’t pass exams at the end of the year.
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