Choose the right indefinite pronoun: I am sociable. I have . . . friends.<variant>many

Choosethe right indefinite pronoun: I drink … coffee. I don’t like it.<variant>little

Choose the right indefinite pronoun: Is ______clear?<variant>anything

Choose the right indefinite pronoun: The theatre was empty. There were . . . people in it.<variant>few

Choose the right indefinite pronoun: There is __________in the box.<variant>something

Choosethe right indefinite pronoun: What is happened?- _______.>nothing

Choosethe right indefinite pronouns: They can’t have ……….more strawberries. I want ……to make jam.<variant>any, some

Choosethe right negative form of the Past Simple : We were in a very difficult position, we ( not/ know ) what to do.<variant>didn’t know

Choose the right noun in plural: I have two _______: football and sailing<variant>hobbies

Choose the right noun in plural: That woman has three __________<variant>children

Choosethe right plural form of noun: baby-<variant>babies

Choosethe right plural form of noun: book-<variant>books

Choosethe right plural form of noun: man-<variant>men

Choosethe right plural form of the noun: bus-<variant>buses

Choosethe right plural form of the noun: family-<variant>families

Choose the right possessive case of noun: . . . is Mike.<variant>My friend’s name

Choosethe right possessive case of the nouns: That is my _______ new house.<variant>parents’

Choosethe right possessive case of the nouns: This is my _______ bike.<variant>sister’s Choose the right article: This is a book. ____ book is interesting.<variant>the

Choosethe right possessive pronoun: Take (их/олардың) ball!<variant>their

Choosethe right possessive pronoun: This is a bedroom. …walls are green.<variant>its

Choose the right preposition for possessive case: These are the managers… our firm.<variant>of

Choosethe right preposition for the tense form: I have never sailed again . . . that journey.<variant>since

Choosethe right preposition for the tense form: I haven't spoken to Mary . . . Christmas.<variant>since

Choosethe right preposition for the tense form: I phoned him two days . . . .<variant>ago

Choosethe right preposition for the tense form: Mr. Pembroke doesn't often mow the lawn. He hasn't cut the grass . . . ages.<variant>for

Choosethe right preposition for the tense form: Two years . . . Deny bought a car.<variant>ago

Choosethe right preposition of movement: Go _____the bridge!!!<variant>across

Choosethe right preposition of movement: I’m walking ____the street.<variant>along

Choosethe right preposition: I go to work . . . car every morning.<variant>by