Choose the right article: … new restaurant opened in High Street.<variant>a

Choosethe right article: England is on ___river Thames.<variant>the

Choose the right article: Have you got . . . pen?<variant>a

Choosethe right article: I am . . . English teacher.<variant>an

Choose the right article: In my opinion, it’s . . . best place to eat vegetarian food in town.<variant>the

Choose the right article: Let’s go to … canteen.<variant>the

Choose the right article: Let’s go to … cinema.<variant>the

Choose the right article: She wants to know ____time.<variant>the

Choose the right article: The restaurant has . . . interesting menu.<variant>an

Choosethe right articles: “Is your aunt … teacher?” “No, she is … accountant.”<variant>a / an

Choosethe right degree of comparison: Ben is (young) than Mark.<variant>younger

Choose the right degree of comparison: Her dog is (good) among the others.<variant>the best

Choosethe right degree of comparison: John is (clever) boy in the class.<variant>the cleverest

Choose the right degree of comparison: This text is (difficult) than that one.<variant>more difficult

Choose the right degree of comparison: You are . . . person in our class.<variant>the tallest

Choosethe right degrees of comparison: bad<variant>worse/the worst

Choosethe right equivalent of: 3 friends.<variant>three friends

Choose the right form of “to be”: There ___ 3 boys and girls in the room 2 hours ago.<variant>were

Choosethe right form of “to be”: Don’t buy that coat! It __expensive.<variant>is

Choosethe right form of “to have”: We____ our diploma in 4 years.<variant>shall have

Choose the right form of “to have”: ____you got a camera?<variant>have

Choose the right form of “to have”: ___Mr. and Mrs. Brown any children?<variant>have

Choose the right form of “to have”: Everybody likes Annie. She ____many friends.<variant>has

Choose the right form of “to have”: I ____ my diploma in 4 years.<variant>shall have

Choosethe right form of numeral: …..sentence is difficult for me to translate.<variant>The first

Choosethe right form of the Past Perfect: Before she went to London, she … never… such a nice beach.<variant>had/seen

Choose the right form of the verb “to be”: Last year I …31, so I …32 now.<variant>was/am

Choosethe right form of the verb “to be”: Last year he ___31, so he ___32 now.<variant>was/is

Choose the right form of the verb: They . . . yet.<variant>haven’t arrived

Choosethe right indefinite pronoun: _______is all right.<variant>everything

Choose the right indefinite pronoun: How . . . money did you spend on the new car?<variant>much

Choose the right indefinite pronoun: How . . . people were there in the party?<variant>many