1. Played

2. Play

3. Are playing

4. Playing

5. Were playing

45. Find the correct variant of indirect question: I said to Kate: “ Did anybody meet you at the station?”

1. I wanted to know if had somebody met her at the station.

2. I said to Kate if somebody met her at the station.

3. I wished to know if Kate had met somebody at the station.

4. I asked Kate if anybody had met her at the station.

5. I wondered if somebody had met her at the station.

46. Choose the correct form of the possessive case: he lived within five … walk of his office.

1. Minutes’

2. Minutes’es

3. Minutes’s

4. Minute’s

5. Minutes

47. Fill in the correct form of the verb “ to have”: my friend does not … a computer.

1. Had

2. Having

3. To have

4. Has

5. Have

48. Choose the right structure with “ there”: ….. something strange in this situation.

1. There

2. There were

3. There are

4. There have been

5. There is

49. Choose the right modal verb: Her grandmother … knit very well.

1. Need

2. Must

3. Can

4. May

5. Should

50. Fill in the correct article: … UK consists of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

1. A

2. The

3. This

4. –

5. An

51. Choose the right article: … fresh air is good for our health.

1. A

2. That

3. An

4. The

5. –

52. Choose the correct form of the gerund: He keeps … on my going to the south.

1. Is being insisted

2. Having been insisted

3. Having insisted

4. Insisting

5. Being insisted

53. Choose the right verb the news … me today.

1. Had told

2. Were told

3. Have told

4. Is told

5. Was told

54. Choose the right form of the verb: … the children … what to do with the books?

1. Were\ decided

2. Have\ decided

3. Was\ decided

4. Has\ decided

5. Have\ decided

55. Use the necessary tense form: She says that she … already … the book.

1. Was\ found

2. Were\ found

3. Had\ found

4. Will\ found

5. Has\ found

56. Choose the right verb: He has bund a … umbrella.

1. Break

2. Breaking

3. Broke

4. Had broken

5. Broken

57. Use the necessary tense form: I knew them … for me at the metro station and I decided to hurry.

1. Will be waiting

2. Have been waiting

3. Are waiting

4. Waiting

5. Were waiting

58. Choose the correct preposition: His uncle is full …

1. With

2. At

3. Of

4. To

5. For

59. Choose the right verb: they ….. just …

1. Have\ had arrived

2. Had\ arrives

3. Has arrived

4. Had arrived

5. Have arrived

60. Choose the right : Mary came in ….. loudly.

1. Sing to

2. Sing

3. Song

4. Singing

5. Sang

61. fill in the correct form of the pronoun: William Shakespeare was born in 1564 and very little is known about … life.

A| his

B| hers

C| he

D| him

E| her

62. choose the correct form of the possessive case: father asked his son to clean the … roof from snow.

A| house’s

B| houses

C| houses’s

D| house

E| houses’

63. choose the necessary indefinite pronoun: there aren’t … fruit at this time of the year.

A| any

B| nothing

C| no

D| none

E| some

64. choose the necessary indefinite pronoun: we didn’t know … about his problem, he didn’t tell us about it.

A| anything

B| nobody

C| something

D| somebody

E| nothing

65. Choose the right structure with there: … many people on the platform waiting for the train.

A| there are

B| there was

C| there be

D| there

E| there is

66. choose right sentence with the indirect speech: mother often says to her children “ you must wash your hands before eating”.

A| mother often says to her children that they must wash their hands before eating.

B| mother often says to her children must wash their hands before eating.

C| mother often says to her children to wash your hands before eating.

D| mother often says to children wash their hands before eating.

E| mother often says to her children them must wash their hands before eating.

67. use the right pronoun: Mary must not eat too … salt because she has problems with her blood pressure.

A| much

B| more

C| a few

D| few

E| many

68. fill in the correct article: my little sister drink … with great pleasure.

A| –

B| that

C| the

D| an

E| a

69. use the correct form of participle: the little plump woman … at the window is my aunt.

A| standing

B| is standing

C| to stand

D| stand

E| stood