Тема 12.3. Лексико-грамматический тест Тест 2

1. My father didn’t mind … my bike.

1. mending

2. mend

3. to mend

4. to mending

2. I wasn’t allowed … out unless my parents knew where I was going.

1. going

2. to go

3. go

4. to going

3. Don’t forget … me up before you leave.

1. wake

2. waking

3. to wake

4. to waking

4. You’re not allowed … here.

1. parking

2. to park

3. park

4. to parking

5. I hate … for exams.

1. to be preparing

2. preparing

3. prepare

4. to have prepared

6. They went on … though it was late.

1. to work

2. to have worked

3. working

4. to working

7. The car wants … .

1. cleaning

2. to clean

3. cleaned

4. clean

8. Did you manage … the book you were looking for?

1. find

2. to find

3. finding

4. to finding

9. Jack always stopped … the oil level in the engine.

1. to have checked

2. checking

3. to checking

4. to check

10. We watched all the cars … the finishing line.

1. cross

2. to cross

3. to crossing

4. crossed

11. Jill felt something … her on the shoulder.

1. to touch

2. touches

3. to touching

4. touch

12. I heard her … in New York.

1. to sing

2. singing

3. sings

4. to singing

13. He made her son … down his music.

1. to turn

2. turn

3. turning

4. turned

14. Jennie had never heard him … before.

1. to complain

2. complained

3. to complaining

4. complain

15. I want him … to the party.

1. to invite

2. be invited

3. inviting

4. to be invited

16. You can’t expect anyone … it at once.

1. to do

2. doing

3. having done

4. to doing

17. Will you let me … to the party?

1. go

2. going

3. to go

4. to going

18. She enjoys … in a local rock band.

1. singing

2. to sing

3. sing

4. to singing

19. I don’t remember … to walk.

1. to learning

2. to be learn

3. learn

4. learning

20. The baby has stopped … up during the night now.

1. to wake

2. waking

3. wake

4. woke

21. Can you remember … up the car with petrol? It’s nearly empty.

1. fill

2. to fill

3. filled

4. filling

22. I remember … the book in many bookshops, but I don’t remember what shops they were.

1. to see

2. seeing

3. to seeing

4. being seen

23. Remember … the book. I need it.

1. buying

2. buy

3. to buy

4. to buying

24. Nobody … to the dentist.

1. enjoy to go

2. enjoys go

3. enjoy going

4. enjoys going

25. Don’t stop, please! Go on … .

1. read

2. to read

3. should read

4. reading

26. We must do something. We can’t go on … the same things.

1. doing

2. to do

3. do

4. to doing

27. The robbers made the cyclist … them.

1. help

2. to help

3. helping

4. to be helping

28. They asked the witness … them about it.

1. to tell

2. telling

3. tell

4. to telling

29. I am going to take the bus … money.

1. for to save

2. saving

3. to save

4. by saving

30. I thought I saw Professor Davis … in the library last night.

1. working

2. to work

3. worked

4. works

31. Thank you for inviting us, but my husband is not really interested … .

1. in going dancing

2. for going dancing

3. going dancing

4. to go dancing

32. Will her mother let her … with us to the party?

1. go

2. goes

3. going

4. to go

33. I enjoyed … her again after all this time.

1. seeing

2. see

3. to see

4. it to see

34. Has it stopped … yet?

1. to rain

2. raining

3. rain

4. of raining

35. I want … me.

1. your helping

2. that you help

3. you to help

4. you help

36. Poor Bill couldn’t help … .

1. coughing

2. to cough

3. that he coughed

4. cough

37. She refused … the gift.

1. accepting

2. accept

3. to accepting

4. to accept

38. I got used … in such a hot country.

1. live

2. living

3. to Live

4. to living

39. “ Let’s go out tonight”. – “I’d rather … at home”.

1. staying

2. stay

3. to stay

4. will stay

40. I’ve always dreamt … my own business.

1. for opening

2. about opening

3. open

4. of opening

41. You’ll soon learn how … the machine. It’s very simple.

1. operate

2. operating

3. to operating

4. to operate

42. I would rather … them about it.

1. no telling

2. not tell

3. not to tell

4. will not tell

43. She felt tired because she wasn’t used … so hard.

1. to working

2. for working

3. to work

4. work

44. He was made … .

1. resigning

2. resign

3. to resign

4. do not resign

45. The policeman saw the car … a lamp-stand.

1. hit

2. would hit

3. how hit

4. to hit

46. We are not old enough … at the next elections.

1. voting

2. to vote

3. about voting

4. vote

47. You are unfortunate … all the exams this year.

1. to pass

2. not to pass

3. do not pass

4. of passing

48. He rushed to the back door only … that it was locked.

1. discover

2. to discover

3. don’t discover

4. discovering

49. Isn’t it wonderful? He is the first person under the age of twenty … such an important award.

1. for winning

2. win

3. to win

4. of winning

50. Mr. Roberts was seen … his house at 12:15 last night.

1. leave

2. left

3. will leave

4. to leave

51. Greg is ashamed … his team during the championship last year.

1. have supported

2. to support

3. not to have supported

4. not to support

52. He used … football when he was in high school.

1. to playing

2. playing

3. play

4. to play

53. He’s clever enough … this problem.

1. for solving

2. solve

3. to solve

4. of solving

54. I don’t want you … late for work.

1. to be

2. be

3. being

4. of being

55. Mr. Smith prefers … everything in time.

1. to do

2. doing

3. do

4. don’t do

56. He is complaining … too much trouble with this problem.

1. to have

2. with having

3. about having

4. have

57. I would like … a foreign language.

1. about learning

2. learning

3. lo learn

4. learn

58. Is this model very difficult …?

1. for using

2. to use

3. using

4. use

59. “Why do you blush so much?” “I don’t enjoy blushing; I just can’t help … it”.

1. do

2. doing

3. to do

4. to doing

60. Tom expected him … on time.

1. come

2. to come

3. coming

4. having come