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4. Choose the appropriate Russian equivalents for the following English phrases and sentences.

Example: 1 – b;

1. She often goes two or three days without any sleep.

a) Она часто обходится без сна в течение двух или трех дней.

b) Она часто ходит в течение двух или трех дней, не имея возможности поспать.

c) Она часто страдает от бессонницы в течение двух или трех дней.

2. But it’s about the only job that suits me, what with the children and everything.

a) Но это практически единственная работа, которая устраивает меня из-за детей и всех прочих дел.

b) Но это практически единственная работа, которая устраивает меня, детей и всех остальных.

c) Но только эта работа устраивает меня, что касается детей и всего.

3. I’d rather take a job there.

a) Я бы, возможно, работала там.

b) Я бы скорее взяла работу там.

c) Я бы предпочла работать там.

4. But since I’ve got to be here night after night …

a) Но хотя мне приходится бывать здесь каждую ночь …

b) Но поскольку мне приходится бывать здесь каждую ночь …

c) Но с тех пор, как я бываю здесь каждую ночь …

1st Year 2nd Term

TEST 2

(Variant 1)

To complete this Test refer to GRAMMAR REFERENCE for revision.

PRONOUNS

1. Complete the following sentences with SOME, ANY, NO.

1. I’ll lend you … tie except the red one.

2. Can you spare me … time before leaving? – Sorry, I have practically … time left.

3. … time ago I read about it in a magazine.

4. Phone me … time tomorrow.

5. John gave me … good advice, but I didn’t take … notice.

6. He started his car without … difficulty.

7. There can hardly be … doubt that he is the best tennis player in the world.

8. Would you like … tea?

2. Complete the sentences with SOME, ANY, NO + BODY/ONE/THING/WHERE.

1. That’s a very easy question. … can answer it.

2. The accident looked serious. Fortunately … was injured.

3. I’m bored. I’d like to go … tonight.

4. It was disappointing. Absolutely … happened.

5. I left the house without saying … to her.

3. Use ONE, ONES, the ONE, the ONES, ONE’s to complete the sentences below.

1. I haven’t got a pen. Can you lend me …?

2. I drew my chair nearer to … on which Mary was sitting.

3. The students who do best in examinations are not always … with the best brains.

4. Your plans are good … on paper.

5. … cannot eat … cake and have it.

4. Complete these sentences with NO, NONE, NOBODY, NO-ONE, NOTHING, NOWHERE.

1. The town was still the same when I returned years later. … had changed.

2. We saw … we knew.

3. … two men think alike.

4. How much of this money is yours? – … of it is mine.

5. He said he would marry her or … .

6. We cancelled the party because … of the people we invited could come.

7. How many of them know the news? – … .

8. Who knows the news? - … .

9. Is there any coffee left? – No, … at all.

10. The bus was completely empty. There was … on it.

5. Complete the sentences with MUCH, MANY, A LOT OF.

1. There isn’t … international news in the local paper.

2. In the last twenty-two hours too … things happened.

3. I found … information in the NET.

4. How … progress has your government made to improve the quality of medical care?

5. There were twice as … women at the meeting as men.

6. Complete the sentences with LITTLE, FEW, A LITTLE, A FEW.

1. He worked hard but achieved very … .

2. It was very cheap. It only cost … pounds.

3. John has too much money and too … common sense.

4. I can’t decide now. I need … time to think it over.

5. There are so … job opportunities here.