13. Choose one of the options to fill in the gaps.

1. I have ___ subjects at school.

a) much b) many c) little d) a little

2. Ann gave ___ her address.

a) our b) us c) we d) ours

3. Were there ___ pens and a book on the table?

a) any b) some c) nothing d) anything

4. My sister is in ___ thirties.

a) his b) her c) she d) its

5. There are ___ mistakes in your work.

a) any b) nothing c) some d) something

6. We don’t know ___ about car engines.

a) nothing b) something c) anything d) everything

7. If they are going for a walk you can go with ___.

a) they b) their c) theirs d) them

8. George knows ___ about economics.

a) much b) many c) plenty d) lots

9. Look! There is so ___ water in the street.

a) many b) much c) few d) a few

10. I saw her ___ but I don’t remember where.

a) nowhere b) anywhere c) somewhere d) somebody

11. I want that book, give ___ to me, please.

a) him b) them c) he d) it

12. I heard a knock on the door but when I opened it there was ___ outside.

a) some b) nobody c) anyone d) anything

13. In winter there isn’t ___ snow in England.

a) many b) much c) no d) some

14. There are ___ semesters in an academic year.

a) some b) any c) no d) much

15. Can you see ___ magazines on the table?

a) some b) any c) no d) much

16. Can I have ___ more soup?

a) some b) any c) nothing d) many

17. Would you like ___ juice?

a) some b) any c) few d) many

Adverbs

14. Use either an Adverb or an Adjective depending on the meaning of the sentence:

1. I can hear you ___.

a) clear b) clearly

2. Yesterday he felt ___.

a) bad b) badly

3. We were ___ impressed by his speech.

a) strong b) strongly

4. I understand you very ___.

a) good b) well

5. I could ___ believe my eyes.

a) hard b) hardly

6. This is quite ___ to everybody.

a) clear b) clearly

7. I would translate this sentence ___.

a) different b) differently

8. This suit matches you ___.

a) perfect b) perfectly

9. These vectors are equal in ___ value.

a) absolute b) absolutely

10. The answer is ___ wrong.

a) absolute b) absolutely

11. It is ___ that they should reply immediately.

a) important b) importantly

12. Don’t come too ___ to the dog.

a) near b) nearly

13. The results are ___ promising.

a) extreme b) extremely

14. The question was quite ___ to answer.

a) easy b) easily

15. He can read English fast but he writes ___.

a) slow b) slowly

Prepositions

15. Choose one of the options to fill in the gaps.

1. There are some tea cups ___ the shelf of the cupboard.

a) in b) among c) on

2. Does your train stop ___ this station?

a) in b) at c) on

3. My friend works at the chemist’s ___ the town centre.

a) in b) at c) on

4. Turin is ___ the north of Italy, on the River Po.

a) in b) at c) on

5. Can you see my brother ___ the students of this group?

a) from b) among c) on

6. Is Tom ___ the living-room? – No, he is in the garden.

a) under b) at c) in

7. I have been waiting ___ the bus for 20 minutes.

a) in b) from c) for

8. We are leaving ___ Sunday.

a) in next b) on next c) next

9. The competition starts ___ Monday.

a) in b) at c) on

10. I am taking my driving test at 4.30 ___ the 3rd of July.

a) in b) at c) on

11. My grandfather was born ___ 1926.

a) in b) at c) on

12. The professor is going to the conference ___ a week.

a) at b) in c) on

13. Our university was founded ___ the 19th century.

a) on b) between c) in

14. We take our first exams ___ winter.

a) in b) at c) on

15. Look ___ these two pictures.

a) in b) at c) on

16. Whom do you see ___ these pictures?

a) in b) at c) on

17 Every day Mr. Green gets up ___ 7 o’clock.

a) in b) at c) on

18. In the morning he goes ___ the bathroom, takes a bath and then has breakfast.

a) in b) to c) at

19. He goes to his office ___ bus.

a) in b) by c) on

20. He will arrive there ___ half past five.

a) in b) at c) on