- •I would go to see you if I could find time
- •I’m so sorry I had no money with me yesterday. I would have bought that dress
- •If Antony was asking, I would have been able to help.
- •If he were in Moscow next time he would come to see us
- •If the railway station was nearer we should have got there long ago
- •If we had had more time we should have considered all the suggestions
- •If you had left earlier you would caught the train
Лексико-грамматический Блок
– Is that a new camera? - No, I ... it a long time have had
– Will you be here by the time I get back? - No, I ... by them will have gone
"9. 78" in speech in pronounced nine point seventy eight
"Is there... at home? " - "No, there is... here. " anybody/nobody
"Why are you so late? " "I ... my aunt to the airport. The traffic was terrible! " must have taken
... 1977, natural gas, first exploited... 1967, had replaced town gas... the public supply system... England in/in/in/in
... a good film on TV this evening. There is.
... an interesting lecture on political economy yesterday. There was.
... Andes are in... South America. the, -
... anybody else tries to sit here, we will be too crowded. if
... are the most comfortable shoes I have. These
... blouse is made of silk. That
... British museum is one of... most famous landmarks of... Great Britain. The/the/-
... castle will be visited by ... Queen tomorrow. The/ the
... chair over there is broken. That
... computer isn’t working. Tom’s
... did you receive the telegram from? Whom
... do you think of this incident? What
... dog is running round the garden? Whose
... dress wasn't as expensive as... my/hers
... Earth is in ... Solar System The, the
... Europe and ... America are separated by ... Atlantic Ocean - / - / the
... flat is big. Carter’s
... food is healthy. This
... glasses are these? They are mine. Whose
... go out. It... It... since morning. don’t / is raining / has been raining
... has forgotten their umbrella Someone.
... has Sam lived in Australia? How long
... heavy weighs requires great skill. Loading
... helped me with my problem. I solve it myself. Nobody
... hotel we stayed at was ... very nice hotel. The/a
... house is this? Can I stay here? Whose
... house is very old but ... one is new. This/that
... I came to a register, the clerk told me to come back in a week. when
... I do it now? - No, you ... , it is not necessary. must, needn't
... I go to the bathroom, please? May
... I have not read the book, I can’t tell you anything about it. that
... I knew her family. I did what I could for her. because
... I’ve become much more fluent in English. Lately
... ill, I could not attend the classes Being
... in him overweighs the bad. the good
... in my seventies and rather unfit, I might consider taking up squash. I am
... in the class did not want to tell... the truth. Anybody/her
... is a group animals or plants that have the same characteristics. A/species
... is he? He is a teacher. What
... is in the box? - ... . It's empty. What/Nothing
... is my book and ... is yours. This / that
... is my favourite subject. Physics
... is my seat, row F, seat 28 That
... is the best way to enrich vocabulary Reading
... Ivanovs have invited us to their party tonight. The
... Jack London is... well-known American writer. -,a.
... January we get together ... Christmas. in /at
... Jerry lost the race, he was very disappointed. when
... laptop is better than... his/hers
... Mississippi is the longest river in... USA. The, the.
... Ml motorway goes north from London. The.
... Moon has no... light. It is bright because... Sun shines on it The/-/the
... movie is funny. This
... my brother... my sister knew the right answer, they just guessed Neither/nor
... National Gallery is to... north of... London. the, the,-
... Neva flows into ... Gulf of Finland. The/ the
... of people came to the concert. Thousands
... of students were present at the meeting. hundreds
... of the cars is parked in the driveway? Which
... of the country’s population has a bad habit of smoking. One fifth
... of these bags is yours? Which
... of these methods did you use in the research? Which
... of us answered the question. None
... open the door! Examination is in process. Don't
... pens are blue. These
... people are ready to take a risk. Few
... people gathered on the avenue to meet this famous poet Two thousand three hundred and eighty four
... people were invited to this wedding. Two hundred
... Queen Elizabeth II is ... monarch of ... Great Britain the, a, -
... repaired your bike for you? Who
... Saturday night I went to bed ... 11 o'clock. On… at
... Saturday night I went to bed... midnight on, at
... sentence is difficult for me to translate. A first
... she got to the nearest hospital where she is now recovering. eventually
... sister has a new flat, but ... doesn’t like it My/she
... speaking, it is my first experience in that project frankly
... Steve... Ann the other day? Did, see
... students about the time-table is his duty Informing
... sun is a star. It gives us light and warmth. the
... tells me ... Nobody / anything
... tells me anything. Nobody.
... that I would be late for school, I took a taxi instead of a bus Having thought
... the café was crowded, we found a table although
... the Curies extracted radium from pitchblende, several years passed... the rush appeared, the doctor knew the baby had measles. when
... the Curies extracted radium from pitchblende, several years passed ... they became concerned about its effects on the people who were using it. after... before
... the news, the woman suddenly turned pale Having heard
... the rush appeared, the doctor knew the baby had measles. when
... the time I got... the party, most of the other guests had left. by / to
... this article, you must go to the library. To read
... those files which are on the table yours? Are
... those long summer days I often went outside were bed. In/ for / in
... time are the group leaving the hotel on Saturday morning? What
... twenty percent of natural gas used to heat homes in the UK comes from the North Sea less than
... very fast is bad for our digestion Eating
... was Gulnar inspired by? Who
... work hard, love ... children, and move out of the city centre as soon as ... afford ... They/their/they/it
... you (to meet) him lately? have you met
... you ... at 6 tomorrow? Will / be sleeping
... you ... your business when I came to your country? Did start
... you eat a lot of sweets when you... a child? Did \ were
... you ever... this movie? Have... seen
... you help me with my translation? Please, I have no one else to help. Could
... you start preparing for the exam... you pass The sooner/ the better
... you take off your hat please? I ... see the screen. Could / can't
... you to New York when you went to the States last summer? Did/go
... you... at 6 tomorrow? Will/be sleeping
... you... the ancient stone carving at the museum in your last holiday in Turkey? Did/see
... you... your business when I came to your country? Did start
... your address I could not visit you Not knowing
... your homework yet? Have you done
… can speak all the languages in the world. Nobody
… have you invited? Who
… house is very old but … one is new This/that
… ill, I could not attend the classes Being
… invited you to go there? - … I did it myself Who/Nobody
… this the letter that you sent me? Is
…. castle will be visited by…. Queen tomorrow…. The, the
…. dog is running round the garden? Whose
…people are ready to take a risk. Few
…scared a synonym for…...afraid
…the time I got…the party, most of the other guests had left. by / to
…your address I could not visit you. Not knowing
‘I've lost my gloves. ‘You…it somewhere. must have dropped
‘What did he say? ’ ‘I don’t know. I …. ’ wasn’t listening
‘Where’s Jack? ' 'He’s in ... kitchen. He’s cooking something. ’the
“... laptop is this? " - I don’t know. ... is asking for it. Whose / Nobody
“/5 meter” in speech is pronounced. three fifths of a meter
“Don’t swim too far, dear”,-asked Dad. Dad asked him not to swim too far
“first-footing”, in which the first person to enter the house in the New Year must be... a dark-haired man
“Have you heard? Sandra sold her flat and bought a houseboat”. –“…” She what did?
“How much is it? ” He wants to know how much it is
“I ... my aunt to the airport. The traffic was terrible! ' had to take
“I liked John Wayne in this film”, he said He said he had liked John Wayne in that film
“I locked myself out of my apartment. I didn't know what to do. " “You ... your roommate. " could have called
“I should say nothing about it if I were you”, said my brother. He advised me to say nothing
“I suppose you’ve heard the latest news”, she said
“Is ... exercise very difficult? '' “No, ... isn't. " that / it
“It is my suitcase”, the girl said, The girl said it was her suitcase.
“on 21 July. 1989"on the twenty-first of July, nineteen eighty-nine
“Please don’t come back very late”, Peter said to his son. Peter asked his son not to come back very late.
“Sayat is living in Astana. ” Says Murat. Murat says that Sayat had been living in Astana
“Stay here”, the man said He told us to stay there
“the 23-rd” the twently thirds
“We know the way”They told they knew the way
“What does Henry do for his living? ” “Nothing. He is very rich. He ... work for at all. ” doesn’t have to
“What would you like to eat? ”“I don’t mind ... Whatever you have”. anything
“When is your mother coming? ”“She’s ... here. ” already
“Where shall we go for the weekend?” Jane asked her husband. Jane asked her husband if we go for the weekend.
“Who was Tom with when you saw him? ” “Nobody. He was by... Himself.
“Why hasn’t locked the car door? ”-the policeman said The policeman asked why he didn’t lock the car door.
“wood” less
“Would you please wait in the lounge till your flight is called? ” she said. She asked them to wait in the lounge till their flight number was called
“Как она отреагирует? ” - спросил он. He wondered how she would react
“Я не могу сделать это сама”, сказала им Лора Laura told them she couldn’t do it herself
0. 43 naught point forty three
0. 5: zero point five
¼ in English one and a quarter
¾ kilometre in British English three quarters of a kilometre
1,201 books one thousand two hundred and one
1,5 in British English a thousand two hundred and fifty
1\2 километра. half of a kilometre
1\4 километра quarter of a kilometre
2. 035. 325 words two million, thirty-five thousand, three hundred and twenty-five
3079 is... three thousand and seventy-nine
4 1/3 in English four and a third
5 pound note a five-pound note
53.75 тонны. fifty-three point seven five tons
5575 is…. five thousand five hundred and seventy-five
7/10 of a mile seven tenths
A boy - boys, picture - pictures, a photo-... photos
A bug ... creep along the grass can
A camera is something is used for take which
A cent is … 1/100 part of a dollar. One hundredth
A centimeter is ... (1/1) part of a meter, one-hundredth
A few days ago, my car by one of the teenagers in my neighborhood was stolen
A horse ... go twice as fast as an elephant can
A lot of successful films…. by Steven Spielberg have been directed.
A man always went to... same bar at... same time every day and asked for two glasses of... soda. the/the/-
A milliliter is... 1/1000 of a liter. one thousandth
A pair of synonyms is… merry - happy
A peer who attends a debate receives salary in addition to traveling expenses
A person who leaves for another place without permission. a runaway
A policeman caught the boys throwing stones ... passing trains. at
A short skirt was created in (60) of (XX)century. the sixties/ the twentieth
A synonym for "decide" resolve
A synonym for “heal" is cure
A year has ... days. three hundred and sixty-five
A: There’s... in my eye! B: Let me look. No, I can’t see... something / anything
Abay is ... outstanding Kazakh poet. an
Abay likes to get up ... sunrise. at
About three quarters of Britain's water supplies ... from mountain lakes, reservoirs and river intakes are obtained
According to ... research, the Amazon is proved to be ... world, 14 km ... than the Nile. the latest / the longest / longer
According to Ushinsky “life without serious work can neither be worthy nor … happy
Actions speak ... than words. louder
Adil can’t help (laugh) when he sees you. laughing
Africa is a very large continent lying to south of Europe and to south-west of Asia. the/ -
After ... two days … about where ... for our holidays, we decided ... anywhere. Spending, arguing, to go, not to go
After failing his driving test four times, he finally trying to pass. gave up
After the alien spacecraft had hovered over the park for a short while, it vanished. disappeared
Aigul wants ... her current job because she found another one. to quit
Aiman came from Kazakhstan to visit Jack. liked American television. She
Aizhan has really learnt English very fast. She has made... progress. astonishing
Aizhan is very hard-working. ... does everything day ... She/herself
Alice ... children ... playing computer games they ... become so quiet thinks / are / have
All children in the UK are offered vaccinations against key diseases as part of the national child-... immunization schedule. - hood
All the apple juice... by 9 o'clock--- was drunk
All the apple juice... by nine o'clock was drunk
All the roads looked the same and he felt thoroughly ... confused
Almas has got … apple. An
Almaty is rich in theatres. ... most popular ones are ... Kazakh and ... Russian Drama Theatre. the/ the/ the
almost/the/in/disappeared/it/and/had/late/sun/the/day/was It was late in the day, and the sun had almost disappeared
Alternative for the underlined word or phrase: What's the time? – It's a quarter to seven. 6: 45
Although some jobs are still dominated by one or other sex it is not because of sexual discrimination, but ... because men and women are attracted to different jobs. basically
Although we were driving quite fast, we ... a lot of other cars were overtaken by
Aluminum is about 3. 5 times lighter than copper. three point five
America was discovered in 149 fourteen ninety - two
Amina-shopping-never-Sunday-on-goes Amina never goes shopping on Sunday.
Amongst music-lovers in Britain — and indeed, in many other countries — the period between ... is a time of excitement, of anticipation, of great enthusiasm. July and September 21
An antonym for professional amateur
An architect is someone designs buildings. who
And nobody can force her... something she doesn't agree with. to do
Angela is ... good with animals. amazingly
Ann ... abroad the day before yesterday. went
Ann said: “I’ve got the wrong number”. Ann said that she had got the wrong number.
Ann was very poor in 1998, but in 2001 she ... for Canada and ... rich left/ grew
Ann went to the library because she wanted ... some information
Answer the question using the word in brackets: Whose T-shirt is this? (Andy) It’s Andy’s
Answer the question: What are you looking forward to? I’m looking this word up
Answer the question: What is the largest state in the USA? Alaska.
Answer the question: Which of the expressions is out of order? Give him a good lesson.
Anthony O’ Donnell won the award for 'Best up-and-coming actor’ (2001). two thousand and one
Antonym of patient impatient
Antonym of the word "timid”. bold
Antonym to the word drama is: comedy
Antonym to the word increase is: decrease
Anyway I won't be able to her wedding next month. to go
Apples are ... than strawberries. healthier
As I see you have a headache. I ... you an aspirin will give
As if... him I turned and stared into his face. obeying
As it was getting late, I decided I ... home should go
As soon as Zhanar opened the door, she... smell the pie her mother was making.
As they say are weak creatures. women
Asel hopes to join the private club. She could make important business contacts there. to be invited
Ask Catherine about your problem. She might ... help you. be able to
Astana is…. city in Kazakhstan but Almaty is one…the most magnificent/the friendliest
At 11 in ... morning ... weather was fine and we had ... long walk in ... park The / the / a / the.
At carnival, Rio is ... city in the world, but it is also one of ... the most exciting/ the most expensive
At Christmas Mary often gives... friends presents. her
At first I... skate well, now I... couldn't/can
At last the bus came. I ... for it for minutes had been waiting
At nine o’clock yesterday morning we... for the bus were waiting
At the end of the party there was tee left in the tin. no
At the General’s funeral we ... we would never forget our Commandant. Swore.
At the present time, the oldest house in the town... by the Historical Society is being restored
At this time next week, I…. soccer again ...will be playing
At this time tomorrow... over the Atlantic. we'll be flying
Avoid ... mistakes if you can. making
Axis axes
Be careful! The ... is cold. water
Because my visa had expired I... from re-entering the country. prevented
Ben would have studied medicine if he to a medical school. had been admitted
Berik usually eats ... for dinner three ninths
Besides... I like ... swimming competitions swimming / to watch
Billiards... favourite game. is
Bob is sitting me the park. next to/in
Bob was really happy because he... an important business contract. had signed
British museum is famous for its exhibitions. The
Bureau Bureaus
But among the most curious and... item revealed
But Emmy is old enough ... up her own mind, isn't she? to make
By Friday I … the report
By the end of the next month I ... here for ten years. will have been living
By the end of the year I ... about pages. will have read
By the territory, Kazakhstan occupies... position in the world the ninth
Call her at once so that she... take the necessary measure in time. could
Can I have ... in my coffee, please? some milk
Can I have…? some bread
Can I take your pencil? Your pencil is ... than mine. sharper
Can I turn off the TV? ” “ ... it? ” Are they watching
Can you give me ... money? some
Can you show... the a shortest way to the station? me
Can you turn on... radio, please? I want to listen to some music the
Change into reported speech: "He is ill", I think. She thought that he was ill.
Change into reported speech: He: "Where's the airport? " He asked me where the airport was.
Change the Direct Speech into the Indirect Speech. ‘When did you get married, Diana? ' asked Karen. Karen asked Diana when she had got married
Change the Direct Speech into the Indirect Speech. “I will come tomorrow and finish the work,” the worker said to me. The worker promised he would come the next day and finish the work.
Choose an antonym to: Attend (v) to miss classes
Choose an appropriate preposition: Cats are afraid…. dogs. Of
Choose an appropriate preposition: We are proud ... our country. Of.
Choose antonym to the underlined words. The mother gave her sun a shilling to spend at his discretion. Indiscretion
Choose antonyms to the underlined words. Such a matter a girl can be allowed to arrange for herself. Forbidden
Choose one alternative for the underlined word or phrase: What’s the time? - It's a quarter to seven. 6: 45
Choose the adjective: Change.
Choose the antonym to the word: Slow Fast
Choose the antonym to the word: Work Relax
Choose the appropriate form: ... an orphan at six, he was brought up by a distant relative. Being.
Choose the appropriate form: ... the invitation, I felt a sense of relief. Having sent.
Choose the appropriate form: ... with great force the stone reached the opposite bank. Being thrown.
Choose the appropriate form: A lot depends on... the mistakes at once. Your pointing out.
Choose the appropriate form: Do you object to... here? Our smoking.
Choose the appropriate form: Don’t worry ... I’m late tonight. If .
Choose the appropriate form: He is in the habit of... before breakfast. Smoking.
Choose the appropriate form: He seems... something. To be writing.
Choose the appropriate form: He wanted the arrangements... early in the month. To be completed.
Choose the appropriate form: He was very sorry … so many lessons just before the exam. To have missed.
Choose the appropriate form: I can’t remember my father... of the book. Having talked.
Choose the appropriate form: I can’t understand ... children like that. Neglecting.
Choose the appropriate form: I don’t remember... …him before. Having seen.
Choose the appropriate form: I have known him... three years. For.
Choose the appropriate form: I remembered... the door when I left but I forgot to shut the windows. Having locked.
Choose the appropriate form: I wrote him a friendly letter…...him for his help. Thanking.
Choose the appropriate form: I’m going to Paris for a meeting next week. I... come the same day. It depends on how long the meeting goes on. might.
Choose the appropriate form: It has been raining... lunch time. Since.
Choose the appropriate form: Letters... by my sister are difficult to read. Written
Choose the appropriate form: Please forgive me ... to you. Not writing.
Choose the appropriate form: She does not want ... in the rain. To be caught.
Choose the appropriate form: Some people do not like plays from novels. Taken.
Choose the appropriate form: Stones into the water go to the bottom. Thrown.
Choose the appropriate form: The answer... from the sellers greatly surprised us. Received.
Choose the appropriate form: There are a lot of nice ... in our country. Cities.
Choose the appropriate form: There is ... at the door. Anyone.
Choose the appropriate form: There is ... to eat. Nothing.
Choose the appropriate form: Those ... hats are on the table. Men’s.
Choose the appropriate form: We were interested in... other people, no matter where we met them. Knowing.
Choose the best answer. I have been late for school. Never
Choose the best Passive Voice variant: They have implemented the new variant The new rules have been implemented
Choose the best variant: She was working hard in her room yesterday.
Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence: Scott and Tracy have only met once before. They ... know each other. hardly
Choose the correct adverbs to complete the sentence: It’s a ... cheap restaurant and the food is ... good. reasonably, extremely
Choose the correct answer ... do you get to the University? By bus.
Choose the correct answer ... do you go on Sunday? To the library. Where.
Choose the correct answer ... people don’t like rock music. An.
Choose the correct answer ... time does the News start? At 8. 00 o’clock. What.
Choose the correct answer ... TV-set is good. His
Choose the correct answer ... you have dinner at this time every evening? Do.
Choose the correct answer A pessimist is a person who always expects bad things to ... . Happen
Choose the correct answer Can you help me... my homework? With.
Choose the correct answer He promised he would return the book as soon as he…. had read
Choose the correct answer He the work if you help him. Will finish.
Choose the correct answer He thought that the professor ... from the University in 1944. Had graduated.
Choose the correct answer He... the work on time if he uses this updated application. Will finish
Choose the correct answer He…. read at the age of four. Could.
Choose the correct answer His father is... lawyer. A
Choose the correct answer I a doctor? Am.
Choose the correct answer I saw the professor…the lab. Enter.
Choose the correct answer I want to stay ... home this evening. At.
Choose the correct answer I wrote to her but... letters never arrived. The.
Choose the correct answer Look at... beautiful flowers! Those
Choose the correct answer Look this photo ... my girlfriend. At/of
Choose the correct answer Mr. Sandrof …his son is going to London. Says
Choose the correct answer Mv brother works at an office. He.
Choose the correct answer Peter is... in the class. The tallest
Choose the correct answer Please come... my party ... Saturday. To/on.
Choose the correct answer Scientists claim that oil pollution is now ... cause of death among sea birds. The most common
Choose the correct answer She looks ... passengers. After.
Choose the correct answer She serves people ... food and drink. With.
Choose the correct answer Suddenly ... cloud grew darker. The.
Choose the correct answer Take bags into the kitchen. These.
Choose the correct answer The exams... be next month. Will.
Choose the correct answer The phone is ... the computer. Next to.
Choose the correct answer The train arrives ... Rome 4 p. m. in/at.
Choose the correct answer They have... butter. Some.
Choose the correct answer Tom is... the garden ... his friend Sam. In/with.
Choose the correct answer We ... have dinner in the restaurant. Do not
Choose the correct answer -What ... you doing when I rang you up? Were.
Choose the correct answer What are you doing this evening? I am going to the cinema
Choose the correct answer What... you doing when I rang you up? Were.
Choose the correct answer Where ... the car? Did you park.
Choose the correct answer Who Jane meet? Did.
Choose the correct answer You ... to be in a hurry. You still got plenty of time. needn’t
Choose the correct answer. The lesson is so boring. Don’t worry, it’ll finish soon.
Choose the correct answer: far is it from here? how
Choose the correct answer: How many cars... in the accidents on this road so far? have been damaged
Choose the correct answer: It is worth ... that the Irish were given a vote on enlargement. remembering
Choose the correct answer: My little daughter her classes at 10: 00. starts
Choose the correct answer: the classroom, he found all the pupils sitting at their desks and revising their homework. Entering
Choose the correct answer: This child for his classes. is often late
Choose the correct answer: We of it. have never heard
Choose the correct article. I think she needs…vitamins for better recovery. A
Choose the correct article. You know, we are going…. to tea with the Smiths today. -
Choose the correct auxiliary verb: …. she cook breakfast every morning? Does.
Choose the correct English variant: My sister speaks English. Я тоже. So do I
Choose the correct form of reading. “30/08”. The thirtieth of August.
Choose the correct form of the adjective. ... idea Sensible
Choose the correct form of the adjective. Kyzylorda is a... town than Shymkent. Less industrial
Choose the correct form of the adjective. The economy of states contains 80% of the World’s well-being. Powerful
Choose the correct form of the adjective. This negotiation will be... Believable
Choose the correct form of the adverb. Nobody can understand his French as he speaks…Most fast
Choose the correct form of the article. I live ... Abai street. One
Choose the correct form of the Infinitive: I can't go out now. I'm waiting. for my son to come
Choose the correct form of the numeral “ in 1969 In nineteen-sixty-nine.
Choose the correct form of the verb He …. Interviewed at the moment. Is being
Choose the correct form of the verb. I remember …to the mountains with my friends when I was a schoolboy. Went
Choose the correct form of the verb. I saw Mary … the street. Crossing.
Choose the correct form of the verb. My mother let me …. To the cinema with my friends. Went.
Choose the correct form of the verb: Bye. We ... of you! will be thinking
Choose the correct form: She ate ... anything because she didn't feel hungry. Hardly.
Choose the correct forms to complete the sentence: Dad, can you mend this for me? I can’t, sorry. Ask Mum. She... it for you. will do
Choose the correct modal verb: I am feeling sick. I eaten so much ice cream last night. shouldn't have
Choose the correct modal verb: I have not been ... to sleep recently. Able.
Choose the correct modal verb: You seldom go out. You take walks more often. should
Choose the correct one: ... such an affective actor as he has proven. Rarely we see
Choose the correct part of speech. The baby is sleeping. noun
Choose the correct plural form: analyses
Choose the correct plural form: oxen
Choose the correct possessive case of the noun: Children’s toys
Choose the correct possessive case of the noun: man’s hat
Choose the correct preposition: Fill in the correct preposition or adverb: My brother goes ... sports. In for
Choose the correct preposition: I usually have my holiday ... summer. In.
Choose the correct preposition: Jane wanted to get a brooch ... the shape of a horseshoe. in
Choose the correct pronoun : Are (... ) clean notebooks? These
Choose the correct pronoun: Mr. Jones, the broker about... I told ... has come. Whom / you.
Choose the correct sentence: enough food /have / to stay / we / in the camp / one more day /didn't. We didn't have enough food to stay in the camp one more day.
Choose the correct sentence: I can always prove it to be true
Choose the correct sentence: We walked together to the end of the garden.
Choose the correct suffix to form the correct noun from the adjective. weak . -ness
Choose the correct variant ---British drink far too much tea. The
Choose the correct variant of prefix: Her shyness was a ... advantage in a company. ’Dis-‘.
Choose the correct variant of sentence in indirect speech. “Can you come tomorrow? ” He asked ... the next day. If I could come.
Choose the correct variant of the sentence: “Don’t make such noise, will you? ” the man said to him. The man asked him not to make so much noise.
Choose the correct variant of word order: We seldom see each other.
Choose the correct variant The building was built in 1856
Choose the correct variant: ... , he decided to go to the Far East. When he was graduating to the university
Choose the correct variant: ... winter came, the days became shorter. as
Choose the correct variant: Adrian takes no interest in clothes. He'll wear ... anything
Choose the correct variant: After her famous husband’s death, Eleanor Roosevelt continued ... for peace. Working.
Choose the correct variant: Alice …. Her mother in London most weekends. Sees
Choose the correct variant: Bob wants the money. Please give ... to him. It.
Choose the correct variant: California relies heavily on income from fruit crops, and. So does Florida.
Choose the correct variant: Do … know the young man … name is Patrick? You/whose
Choose the correct variant: Eleven thousand nine hundred and thirty-four. 11934.
Choose the correct variant: Everyone in the group shook hands with ... each other
Choose the correct variant: Extraordinary abilities in mathematics ... in the boy, so he was transferred to the mathematical school. Had been displayed.
Choose the correct variant: Harry didn't think the book was very interest... -ing
Choose the correct variant: He ... for me for 20 minutes at the entrance to the theatre. Has been waiting
Choose the correct variant: He has been unemployed ... he left college. Since.
Choose the correct variant: He made Ann ... the letter. Write.
Choose the correct variant: He makes me Laugh.
Choose the correct variant: He speaks as if he … …London himself. had visited
Choose the correct variant: He... for me for 20 minutes at the entrance to the theatre. Has been waiting
Choose the correct variant: How do you usually get to the ... underground station? Nearest.
Choose the correct variant: I … to meet her in the library today. Am
Choose the correct variant: I am not acquainted with Wales customs... I. Neither am.
Choose the correct variant: I asked him... Not to go away.
Choose the correct variant: I asked the director---to do it. whether he would be able.
Choose the correct variant: I cannot excuse you, unless you…me what the problem is. Speak
Choose the correct variant: I chanced … Mary in the street yesterday. To meet
Choose the correct variant: I don’t like her. She always …Complains
Choose the correct variant: I don't like this fish. It's not very well cook... -ed
Choose the correct variant: I drink …. Fruit juice. A lot of
Choose the correct variant: I felt somebody … my shoulders. Patting
Choose the correct variant: I had very … friends at the University. Few
Choose the correct variant: I have got ... pencils. I can give you…. . Many, some
Choose the correct variant: I just had to take the dog out ... of the awful weather. In spite
Choose the correct variant: I like working with computers. So do I.
Choose the correct variant: I searched for my keys but I couldn’t find them anywhere.
Choose the correct variant: I thought that she ... that he ... the first place in the chess tournament? Knew; had taken.
Choose the correct variant: I’d like two, please. bottles of lemonade
Choose the correct variant: I'm hungry. If only I ... a sandwich with me. had
Choose the correct variant: It’s high time we ... the report for consideration. have submitted
Choose the correct variant: Janet was out of breath because… she’d been running
Choose the correct variant: John is good at tennis but Richards is... . Better
Choose the correct variant: Let ... fly to China next week. Us.
Choose the correct variant: My watch is … minutes fast. ten
Choose the correct variant: Please remember: traffic ... Britain keeps ... the left! In/to.
Choose the correct variant: Please, add ... more tea in my cup. Some
Choose the correct variant: She … … a small girl. Looks like
Choose the correct variant: She always ... him since he started working here. Has trusted.
Choose the correct variant: She asked: "What is your name? She asked what my name was
Choose the correct variant: She likes living in a warm climate... ? Doesn’t she.
Choose the correct variant: She lived in the... of Paris. Outskirts
Choose the correct variant: She was invited to this conference ... a specialist in medicine. As.
Choose the correct variant: Someone suggested going
Choose the correct variant: Something has gone ... with my iron. Wrong
Choose the correct variant: The director told his secretary ... the message straight away. To deliver.
Choose the correct variant: The football game had been ... due to rain. Cancelled.
Choose the correct variant: The librarian asked us ... so much noise. not to make
Choose the correct variant: The news … so shocking. Was
Choose the correct variant: The size of the pupil in the eye … good indicator of a person’s interest, emotion, attitude and thought processes. is a.
Choose the correct variant: The southern part of Kazakhstan land is ... Mountainous
Choose the correct variant: The speaker ... the members of the government in strong terms. Was criticizing.
Choose the correct variant: The teacher begged the students... to classes the next day. Not to come.
Choose the correct variant: There... only one Xerox in the department. It's not enough for 10 officers. is
Choose the correct variant: They can’t have... more strawberries. I want... to make jam. Any, some
Choose the correct variant: They have ... paper than we have. Less.
Choose the correct variant: Walking mountains is sometimes a ... trip. Dangerous
Choose the correct variant: We … pupils two years ago. Were
Choose the correct variant: We were very tired. We went all the way … foot. On
Choose the correct variant: What... the news? Is.
Choose the correct variant: When you go abroad, ... very attentive. be
Choose the correct variant: Who … questions? Had been
Choose the correct variant: Why…your clothes so dirty? Are
Choose the correct variant: You're off to Bangkok, you say? What a ... ! So am I. Coincidence.
Choose the correct verb form: ... , the goods arrived in good condition. Being packed
Choose the correct verb form: At this time next week I a report on environment pollution issues at a conference in Geneva. will be giving
Choose the correct verb form: Harry very hard this term. He's sure to fail his exam! hasn't studied
Choose the correct verb form: He ... the best student of the first course. Is.
Choose the correct verb form: He grew a beard but now he ... it off. Has shaved.
Choose the correct verb form: His hair is so wet. He…... a shower. Has just had.
Choose the correct verb- form: I (to speak) to the dean before I went home. Had spoken.
Choose the correct verb form: I . . . lunch in the cafeteria every day. Have.
Choose the correct verb form: I ... to the engineer before I read the article about him in the newspaper. Had spoken.
Choose the correct verb form: I enjoyed applying for jobs, but I didn't dare ... that I would get one. to hope
Choose the correct verb form: In two weeks our group ... to Borovoye. Is going.
Choose the correct verb form: Look at those black clouds. It . is going to rain
Choose the correct verb form: She ... Helen when she was walking along the street. . Met.
Choose the correct verb form: She spoke in a low voice but I ... understand what she was saying. Could.
Choose the correct verb form: The job ... in the morning paper tomorrow. Will be advertised.
Choose the correct verb form: They ... a business journal when I came. Were reading.
Choose the correct verb form: They informed us that they already ... the books by parcel post. Had sent.
Choose the correct verb form: Those two men . . . about TV news. Are speaking.
Choose the correct verb form: Unfortunately the driver..., the red light. Didn’t see.
Choose the correct verb form: We ... pupils two years ago. Were.
Choose the correct verb forms: These little girls … when their brothers … with them. Like, play
Choose the correct word order Have you ever played the guitar?
Choose the correct word order. These students always come in time.
Choose the correct word: I Don’t ( забудь ) your copy-book at home! Leave
Choose the correct word: She speaks ... well. She is a…. Spanish / Spaniard
Choose the equivalent sentence to the following one. Use the right form of the Infinitive: Mу teacher didn't let me leave early. My teacher forbade me to leave early.
Choose the lexically correct equivalent for the Russian 'еще' They are ... talking. Still
Choose the list of countable nouns: appointment, arrangement, product
Choose the list of uncountable nouns: advice, information, news
Choose the list of uncountable nouns: cotton, marmalade, cheese
Choose the list of uncountable nouns: electricity, gas, power
Choose the list of uncountable nouns: furniture, luggage, rice
Choose the list of uncountable nouns: money, currency, happiness
Choose the list of uncountable nouns: money, information, luggage
Choose the list of uncountable nouns: music, art, love,
Choose the list of uncountable nouns: sugar, butter, water
Choose the most likely adverb: We ... saw them playing tennis. often
Choose the necessary form: Are you going to the bank? — No, I’ve already... to the bank. Been.
Choose the necessary form: He said he would rather die than. Surrender.
Choose the necessary form: He worked hard at school last term but he... hard this term. Hasn’t worked.
Choose the necessary form: He your address and that’s why he doesn’t write to you. May have lost.
Choose the necessary form: He... …come to Moscow this summer. May.
Choose the necessary form: I don’t regret... like this and if I had a chance to start again I... a single moment. To live \ wouldn’t change.
Choose the necessary form: I haven’t had a good meal... last Tuesday. Since.
Choose the necessary form: I tried... why I was so late, but she didn’t listen. To explain.
Choose the necessary form: I... with her words and couldn’t say “no”. Was flattered.
Choose the necessary form: My ... hurts me a lot. Tooth.
Choose the necessary form: We haven’t... each other... a long time. Seen \ for.
Choose the necessary sentence. Does she often go to the cinema
Choose the one alternative for the underlined word or phrase: How much is a chicken sandwich and a mineral water? – ₤2. 80 two pounds eighty
Choose the one alternative for the underlined word or phrase: This computer costs eleven thousand and forty dollars. $11. 040
Choose the one alternative that best completes the sentence: There ... a big supermarket on the first floor now. is
Choose the opposite to the given word: Light. Dark
Choose the opposite to: Fast. Slow
Choose the phrase without an adverb: look good
Choose the preposition, which completes the sentence best: What are you laughing... at
Choose the proper answer: When an organism is completely encapsulated and preserved, it becomes a fossil... turning into evidence of things that once lived. Thereby
Choose the proper article: Her birthday is on ... first day of spring. An
Choose the proper question to the underlined. My elder brother helps me to do homework. Who helps me to do homework
Choose the proper synonym to the given word: funny. Jolly.
Choose the proper variant: What... you... over there. do, see
Choose the proper verb form: I really enjoyed the disco. It was great…? wasn’t it
Choose the right answer. Christmas Day is celebrated... December, 25.
Choose the right answer. My watch is ... minutes fast. Ten
Choose the right answer: Kazakhstan borders on ... Russia and China
Choose the right articles: … actors taking part in the play are called ... cast. the, the
Choose the right conjunction. I saw many places of interest I was in Washington. when
Choose the right form of plural: phenomenon. Phenomena.
Choose the right form of the numeral “в1969 году”: In nineteen-sixty-nine.
Choose the right form of the verb be: There … (be) a school here in 1990. Was
Choose the right form of the verbs: …he ... this book yet? Has he read.
Choose the right form of the verbs: …you…. TV? - No, you can turn it off Are ... watching.
Choose the right form of the verbs: I am right… Aren’t I.
Choose the right form of the verbs: If Dad ... (buy) a new car, we... (go) to the sea-side by car next summer. Buys, will go.
Choose the right form of the verbs: If you wore your new suit, you…smart. Look
Choose the right form: He knows English (goo than his sister. Better.
Choose the right form: I think you behaved very ... (selfish) selfishly
Choose the right form: Mike keeps fit by playing tennis... . (regularly) regularly
Choose the right form: This is the ... place in the park. Most beautiful.
Choose the right passive form of the verbs Regular conferences… … at this company every year. Are held.
Choose the right passive form of the verbs. When you go through customs, your luggage may…. …. by a customs officer. Be checked.
Choose the right preposition: Are you through . . - your work? With
Choose the right preposition: Don't forget to shake the snow ... your coat. off
Choose the right preposition: Let me tell you how to get …. our place. To.
Choose the right preposition: The button has come ... my coat. off
Choose the right preposition: What do you press your clothes ... ? with
Choose the right preposition; The button has come … my coat. Off
Choose the right question: She lost her umbrella. What did she lose?
Choose the right question: When I arrived at the party Tom had already gone home. Who had already gone home when I arrived at the party?
Choose the right sentence: Does she often go to the cinema?
Choose the right sentence: I don’t usually go to the skating rink
Choose the right sentence: I haven't seen Alice at the university lately.
Choose the right sentence: I was afraid of being late, so I decided to hurry
Choose the right synonym to the given word: to arrive To come
Choose the right synonyms to the underlined words. On that day the sea was delightful Terrific
Choose the right synonyms to the underlined words. The newcomers were met with hostility. Enmity
Choose the right synonyms to the underlined words. These methods answer our purposes completely. Aim
Choose the right tense-form: What did you do last Tuesday? We ... a dictation. Wrote
Choose the right translation: Baм бы лучше остаться дома. You had better stay at home
Choose the right usage of the Present Continuous Tense Now I'm filling in the online application form.
Choose the right variant of a question: You take your tea with toasts or cakes?
Choose the right variant of Plural: Applause. applause
Choose the right variant. They shouldn’t have caught the train if they hadn’t walked faster.
Choose the right variant:
Choose the right verb form: Looking out of the window, we saw that a large number of policemen standing around the building. were
Choose the right verb tense: There was no one else at the box office. I ... in a queue. didn’t need to wait
Choose the right word: Has the bell... ? rung
Choose the right word: He hasn’t ... any mistakes in his dictation. made
Choose the right word: He is (тот самый) person we want to see. The very
Choose the right word: Mike ... that his little brother is a very hard-working boy. says
Choose the right word: On her way home mother usually ... some shopping. does
Choose the right word: The student spoke English — badly that the teacher couldn’t give him even a satisfactory mark. So
Choose the sentence that uses the ‘OF’ incorrectly. The classes of Mr. Smith from Scotland will last three weeks.
Choose the sentence that uses the possessive‘s correctly. My son's school name is ‘Daryn’.
Choose the sentence that uses the possessive‘s correctly. The children's beds were polished.
Choose the sentence which is given without an adverb: Kate is a hard worker
Choose the sentence with an uncountable noun. I am sorry but I have no time to discuss this question now.
Choose the sentence with an uncountable noun: Though I cannot play any musical instrument I like the classical music.
Choose the sentence with the adverb of manner She easily found the job.
Choose the sentence with the right word order She doesn't quite understand what he means.
Choose the sentence with the right word order: Everybody enjoyed the party very much.
Choose the sentence with the right word order: He was carrying a black plastic bag.
Choose the sentence with the right word order: Technology is something that we use every day.
Choose the sentence with the right word order: The new hotel is probably very expensive.
Choose the sentence with the right word order…She doesn’t quite understand what he means.
Choose the similar word to the underlined one. His name is constantly mentioned in the gossip column. Continuously
Choose the similar words to the underlined words At the beginning of June the village is really fairy like. In early June
Choose the suffix forming English adjectives: Able.
Choose the suitable answer to the question ‘What do you do? ’ I am a doctor
Choose the suitable preposition. ... Christmas we usually get together with our relatives. At
Choose the suitable preposition. Gold is similar … color to brass. In
Choose the suitable preposition. He split ... with his girlfriend last week. Up.
Choose the suitable preposition. She used to go shopping … Sunday morning. On
Choose the suitable preposition... Christmas we usually get together with our relatives. At.
Choose the suitable preposition: I thought I’d reach Dover two hours. In.
Choose the suitable preposition: This report is ... great value for my scientific research. of
Choose the suitable variant. This place gets … crowded with tourists every summer. more and more
Choose the suitable variant: She ate (hard) anything because she didn’t feel hungry. Hardly
Choose the suitable variant: She looks . . . . in her new hat. Nice
Choose the suitable variant: The government is doing nothing to help. The poor
Choose the suitable variant: Tomorrow the day …. at home by all the family. Will be spent
Choose the synonym to the following word: to bring To fetch.
Choose the synonym to the word: to include To contain
Choose the variant with the correct word order These days you see cricket on TV rarely.
Choose the word combination in Possessive Case: the Guests’ presents
Choose the word or phrase which completes the sentence best: Congress insisted that the present law To be enforced.
Choose the word or phrase which completes the sentence best: I got two letters. One was from my father... was from my girlfriend. The other
Choose the word or phrase which completes the sentence best: It was so late that I... take a taxi. had to
Choose the word or phrase which completes the sentence best: Mary has never been to London... she? Didn’t
Choose the word or phrase, which completes the sentence best: After failing his driving test four times, he finally … tying to pass. gave up
Choose the word or phrase, which completes the sentence best: I ... all the questions since I began working on this test. Have answered.
Choose the word or phrase, which completes the sentence best: I’ll be on vacation... next week. No preposition
Choose the word or phrase, which completes the sentence best: I’m really angry ... you! with
Choose the word or phrase, which completes the sentence best: My father has lived in Japan five years. for
Choose the word or phrase, which completes the sentence best: What are you laughing ... ? at
Choose the wrong variant: goodly
Chose the correct variant. Unfortunately, I forgot the name of the book.
Christmas people give each other presents. At
Close ... door in ... kitchen. the /the
Clovelly is a beautiful and ... village, where you never feel ... comparing with other ones. inspiring / bored
coffee
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. I hurt my leg ... football. playing
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. Bridge is a card game ... by four people. played
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. It says “... in Korea” on my camera. made
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. I have a job in a café ... sandwiches. making
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. I’ve spent the whole morning ... an essay. writing
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. On the wall was some graffiti ... in big letters. written
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. Goods ... in the sales cannot be refunded. bought
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. I’ve spent all my money ... Christmas presents. buying
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. The police caught the burglar ... into a house. breaking
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. Careful! There’s a lot of ... glass on the broken
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as apresent participle and once as a past participle. I hurt my leg ... football. playing
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. Bridge is a card game ... by four people. played
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. It says “... in Korea” on my camera. made
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. I have a job in a café ... sandwiches. making
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. I’ve spent the whole morning ... an essay. writing
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. On the wall was some graffiti ... in big letters. written
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. Goods ... in the sales cannot be refunded. bought
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. I’ve spent all my money ... Christmas presents. buying
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. The police caught the burglar ... into a house. breaking
Complete each pair of sentences with the correct form of the same verb, once as a present participle and once as a past participle. Careful! There’s a lot of ... glass on the broken
Complete the disjunctive question: Paul went to Florida,... he? Did.
Complete the question: Mother is at home,…? Isn’t she
Complete the sentence choosing the right verb form. I ... to the cinema on Saturday. would you like to come. am going
Complete the sentence choosing the right verb form: I hope that I... lots of money too, so that I... the time and recourses to travel in South America. will have, will have
Complete the sentence with an appropriate comparison. He doesn't play golf now ... he used to. as much as
Complete the sentence with an appropriate preposition. I bumped into Tim ... a dinner I went to the other evening. at
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb: Detectives in Oxford... people all week in connection with the abduction but so far no one... have been questioning, has been charged
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb: The economic situation ... to improve, according to figures Which... yesterday. has finally begun / were released
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form. Last week we... to Edinburgh and... our grandparents. drove, visited
Complete the sentence: ... the room? Don't go into
Complete the sentence: ... turn off the light. Before leaving.
Complete the sentence: ... you seen the new film yet? Have
Complete the sentence: Alison never ... the radio. Listens to.
Complete the sentence: At nine o’clock yesterday morning we ... for the bus. Were waiting.
Complete the sentence: Cornflakes are generally eaten... …milk. With.
Complete the sentence: Corpus corpora
Complete the sentence: David is away at the moment. I don’t know exactly when he’s coming back, but I’m sure he’ll be back ... Monday. by
Complete the sentence: Do any of your friends smoke? No,... of my friends smoke. none
Complete the sentence: Do the sums. Ninety minus twenty is: Seventy.
Complete the sentence: Do the sums. Twenty nine plus forty one is … Seventy
Complete the sentence: Do you think English is... difficult language for people to learn? the
Complete the sentence: Does either of your brothers live with you? No,... of my brothers lives with me. neither
Complete the sentence: Don’t be late ... the lesson. for.
Complete the sentence: Don’t cry, speak ... if you want to tell me something important. quietly
Complete the sentence: don’t like... mineral... water, I prefer... cup of tea. - /- / a
Complete the sentence: Double agents live in a perpetual state of fear. constant
Complete the sentence: Erratum errata
Complete the sentence: Every evening at 9 o’ clock he ... his dog for a walk. Takes.
Complete the sentence: Everything ... well. Will go.
Complete the sentence: Had I run out of gas, I... called the gas station. would have
Complete the sentence: He ... at 9 o’clock yesterday. Was working.
Complete the sentence: He ... her before he came into the office and now he is very worried. Had not seen.
Complete the sentence: He began…plays at an early age. Writing
Complete the sentence: He had a very bad head-ache and decided to go to the... Doctor.
Complete the sentence: How many languages ... you... ? Do, speak.
Complete the sentence: I ... an interesting job yesterday. Was offered.
Complete the sentence: I ... the symphony many times before. Have heard
Complete the sentence: I need to buy ... . A loaf of bread.
Complete the sentence: I saw Mary ... the street. Crossing.
Complete the sentence: I wish you ... a doctor. Were
Complete the sentence: If had been able to do what I wanted when I was younger, everything …. all right. Was
Complete the sentence: If you press this button, the engine stops
Complete the sentence: It is important... with the task. For him to cope.
Complete the sentence: I've often... this hotel. Stayed.
Complete the sentence: Letters have not been sent to our customers ... Yet.
Complete the sentence: Lions and tigers ... in Zoos. Can be seen.
Complete the sentence: Look! ... their telephone number in the letter. There is.
Complete the sentence: Many great changes ... place in our country since the World War II. Have taken.
Complete the sentence: Mike plays volleyball well; , but not as well as Mike. brother plays his football also
Complete the sentence: My colleague … an extended family. Has
Complete the sentence: My mother told me …more quietly. If I would talk
Complete the sentence: My uncle is … . My mother’s brother.
Complete the sentence: Nick ... a bath when I came. Was having.
Complete the sentence: Now they ... an English article. Are translating.
Complete the sentence: She ... letters when you called. Was writing.
Complete the sentence: She went to the cinema after she... had dinner.
Complete the sentence: She... -read at the age of five. Could.
Complete the sentence: Students..., do their homework regularly. Must.
Complete the sentence: The environment is already very bad and it ... worse. Is getting.
Complete the sentence: The money to my bank account. Has been transferred
Complete the sentence: These books . . - to the library. Must be returned.
Complete the sentence: They sell a variety of... cheeses
Complete the sentence: Unless you ... harder, you will lose your job. Work.
Complete the sentence: We . . . to Ireland for our holiday last year. Went.
Complete the sentence: We had a good rest In a holiday-home, ... ? Didn’t we.
Complete the sentence: We wouldn't have worried...---. If we had received the telegram from him.
Complete the sentence: When you get back, I …. Painting the front door. Would have finished
Crimea is in ... South of our country. The, the
Dad often says that Mom is his half. better
Despite yesterday’s snowfall, they drive home in less than an hour. were able to
Diane earns ... than I do more
Diane earns ... than I do much more
Diane’s parents always encouraged her ... hard at school. to study
Did you congratulate Tessa … the next exam? on passing
Did you give John back the money ... you borrowed from him? which
Did you go ... for the weekend? anywhere
Did you know that somebody ... a new type of washing machine? has invented
Dinosaurs... million years ago died out
Do I have to get ready now? -Yes, it's time we…. Went.
Do you easily get ... ? embarrassed
Do you have the book … the teacher? That belongs go
Do you know ... Professor Brown’s phone number? -
Do you know ... who believes that all wars are wrong? anybody
Do you know the geographical location of... Philippines? the
Do you like... football on TV? watching
Do... clean their ... ? mice, teeth
Does... Bakhyt speak ... Spanish? -/-
Don’t make too much noise. You ... wake up the baby might
Don’t phone between 7 and We ... dinner will be having
Don’t worry about it! This is... thing to pay attention to the least important
Don't phone between 7 and 8. We... dinner will be having dinner
English grammar is … than Russian one. easier
enough/I/haven’t/time/the theme/to revise/got I haven’t got enough time to revise the theme.
Everybody was... that he passed the exam surprised
Everyone is very ... about the news. excited
Excuse me, sir. I’m... stranger here. A
False friend is... than open enemies. worse
Fill in prepositions. Look - the picture - page 25 at, on
Fill in the correct participle form: ... in the company for many years, he knew everyone and everything. having worked
Fill in the correct participle form: ... the child of poor people, he often went to bed hungry. being
Fill in the correct participle form: ... the film a dozen times, she knew the dialogues by heart. having watched
Fill in the correct personal pronouns. He dislikes her, and... hates... ; it’s evident. she, him
Fill in the correct preposition or adverb: I see you are angry... me. with
Fill in the correct preposition or adverb: When the monitor entered... the classroom the students kept silent. No preposition.
Fill in the correct preposition or adverb: When the monitor entered... the classroom the students kept silent. -
Fill in the gap with the correct variant Not until the Triassic Period … . The first primitive mammals developed
Fill in the gap with the correct variant: At Woolworth’s first five-and-ten-cent store, … more than a dime. No item cost
Fill in the gap with the correct variant: Do you smoke? Not now, but I... Use to
Fill in the gap with the correct variant: My neighbour Bill... his car to work every day last year, but now he goes to work by bus. Has left
Fill in the gap with the correct variant: You … work hard at your French if you want to pass the exam. Must
Fill in the gaps with the correct variant. The total production of bushels of corn in the United States is ... all other cereal crops combined. More than that of
Fill in the gaps with the correct variant: Although they are both grown in the United States and exported abroad, corn is not native to America and winter wheat... Isn’t either
Fill in the gaps with the correct variant: Giant Ape Man, our biggest and probably one of our first human ancestors, was just about the size of a male gorilla. It is believed that
Fill in the gaps with the correct variant: One of... of the late Middle Ages was Saint Thomas Aquinas, a scholar who studied under Albertus Magnus. The greatest thinkers
Fill in the gaps with the correct variant: The geographic position of North America,... in the early days of the European settlement. Lying between the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans, isolated it
Fill in the noun into the sentence. The official ... of the country is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Name.
Fill in the right verb: He and I ... . many things in common, because we are best friends. Have.
Fill in: Do you like to lie... the sun. in
Fill in: I shall not go to Rome if it . rains
Fill in: What do you see…. the picture? in
Finally, I've had my car ... repaired
Finally. I’ve had my car ... repaired
Find the abstract noun: Charity
Find the abstract noun: Compassion
Find the abstract noun: Courage
Find the abstract noun: Culture
Find the abstract noun: Deceit
Find the abstract noun: Dedication
Find the abstract noun: Dream
Find the abstract noun: Education
Find the abstract noun: Faith
Find the abstract noun: Friendship
Find the abstract noun: Hate
Find the abstract noun: Honesty
Find the abstract noun: Hospitality
Find the abstract noun: Information
Find the abstract noun: Integrity
Find the abstract noun: Justice
Find the abstract noun: Knowledge
Find the abstract noun: Leisure
Find the abstract noun: Liberty
Find the abstract noun: Love
Find the abstract noun: Loyalty
Find the abstract noun: Misery
Find the abstract noun: Pain
Find the abstract noun: Peace
Find the abstract noun: Pride
Find the abstract noun: Progress
Find the abstract noun: Relaxation
Find the abstract noun: Skill
Find the abstract noun: Success
Find the abstract noun: Sympathy
Find the abstract noun: Thought
Find the abstract noun: Trouble
Find the abstract noun: Trust
Find the abstract noun: Truth
Find the correct pronoun. There aren’t…fruit-trees in the orchard Any
Find the correct sentence made from these words: Our several institute has building.
Find the correct variant. Bess is used ... after having crossed the continent many times during the past decade. To flying
Find the correct word: The United Kingdom is a constitutional Monarchy.
Find the incorrect variant: Because they have moved away, they hardly never go to the beach anymore. Hardly never
Find the incorrect variant: Bess is used to fly after having crossed the continent many times during the past decade. To fly
Find the incorrect variant: Bess is used to fly after having crossed the continent many times during the past decade. To fly
Find the incorrect variant: He isn’t driving to the convention in March and neither they are. Neither they are
Find the noun only used in singular form. water
Find the noun used mostly in the singular form. Tea.
Find the noun used only in the singular form. Tea.
Find the nouns used only in the plural form. Scissors, goose, trousers.
Find the odd word: Intelligent
Find the plural form: Cherub. cherubim
Find the plural form: Tempo. tempi
Find the right sentence: Ask your mother when lunch will be ready
Find the right variant: …to St. Petersburg he at first went to see the most popular places of interest. Arrive
Find the synonym for the underlined expression: The airplane goes from London to New York City without stops. Non-stop.
Find the synonym to the word “to choose” To select
Find the synonym to the word: Transform Turn to.
Find the uncountable noun. Friendship
Find the uncountable noun. Time
Fine (adjective - adverb) finely
Five times five is... twenty five
For ... time in his life he felt truly happy the first
For the last few weeks, we ... extra classes after school. have been having
For the wedding I’m wearing a ... suit. new beige linen
Form a sentence using these words: (1) They (2) cold (3)wore (4)the (5)warm (6)from (7)clothes (8)themselves (9)to (10) protect 5/2/9/7/1/3/8/6/4/10
Form a sentence using these words: and (1) his (2) Asanov (3) their (4)friends (5) weekend (6) enjoyed (7)much (8) very (9) 3/1/2/5/7/4/6/9/8
Form a sentence using these words: your breakfast (1) who (2) prepares (3) in the morning (4)? 2/3/1/4
Form the adjective from the noun "care". careful
Fresh pasta stated by supermarkets only in 1990s. to be sold
Gary has travelled a lot. He speak five language can
Gary has travelled a lot. He…speak five languages. can
Genius (fabulous spirits). genii
Genius (men of talent) geniuses
George comes … a good family. from
Give me a glass of water
Give me two ... pencils. more
Give the antonym of the word: busy Free
Give the antonym of the word: Large
Give the antonym: Together Alone
Give the antonym: Work. Relax
Give the opposite to: Entertaining (adj. )boring
Give the plural A louse. Lice.
Give the plural: A businessman. Businessmen.
Give the plural: a city. Cities.
Give the plural: An Ox Oxen.
Give the plural: Genius (fabulous spirits) genii
Give the possessive form. Teacher’s pen.
Give the right equivalent of the following year 1112. Eleven twelve
Give the synonym of the word: travelling Trip
Glasgow is ... largest city in Britain the third
Great Britain and Ireland are separated by the…. Irish Sea.
Great Britain is a... parliamentary monarchy
Grouse. grouse
Has, buildings, our, several, institute Our institute has several buildings
Have you eaten both pieces? those
Have you ever been to... Mediterranean sea? the
Have you ever considered... as teacher? working
Have you got any ... with... ? pizza/mushrooms
Have you read the text ... by the students? С) translated
Have you seen the new bridge they’ve built ... the river? over
Have you written the essay yet? – Yes, I ... the essay when I was in the library. wrote
Hawaii is ... place I’ve ever been to. the most exciting
He ... an engineer. is
He ... at seven and ... breakfast at half past seven every morning. waking up, having
He ... for you at 7 in the evening next Sunday will be waiting
He ... half of my research paper this week has written
He ... in New York since 2001 has lived
He ... many companions. Has.
He ... write this in transcription. can
He … looking for a job 5 months ago but … one yet. started / hasn’t found
He … us that the firm wool since 1935. told / had bent exporting
He admitted the car but denied it by himself. stealing/doing
He allowed the goods ... by airplane to be sent
He always feels. . . when he comes to his native town. Happy
He began his experiment on... the fifteenth of May, nineteen forty – eight
He behaved very ... I think. selfishly
He came home in the ... mood. sunniest
He came home... yesterday late
He changed his phone number to 66-95-43 double six nine five four three
He comes home very... Late
He didn’t' know anybody in the city. He could... go... hardly/anywhere
He drove (careful) along the narrow road. Carefully.
He enjoyed the peace and quiet as he walked... the forest. through
He entered the room without ... noticing
He had a holiday last summer. month’s
He had a terrible temper ... everybody liked him. but
He had no language problems ... English - for a long time. having studied
He had to leave ... a quarter to six this morning to catch the train. at
He half of my research paper this week has written
He has a pain ... his leg. in
He has already written ... (3/4) of his novel. three-quarters
He has always loved children and now he is a ... male nanny to 18-month-old Jack qualified
He has always loved children, and now he is a ... male nanny to Jack. qualified
He has to go 10 the dentist because of his bad teeth
He has to go to the demist because of his bad... teeth
He invited his two to the party. sisters-in-law
He is a veteran among the... young
He is ashamed ... what he has done. of
He is my... friend. son’s
He is the student ... passed all the exams with excellent marks. who
He looked as if he his best friend. had lost
He made his money…. , and ... houses. by buying ... selling
He made me... this book read
He painted the whole house... only three days. during
He prefers coffee ... cocoa. to
He said that she... her keys. Had lost
He spends ... money on clothes than me. more ... are famous for their wines and cooking. The French
He spoke ... and we understood at once that something had happened. angrily
He took care... the flowers... the garden. After / in.
He tries very ... to make her happy hard
He wanted to eat 1/3 of the cake. One-third
He was ... with … and … …goods. Charged, receiving, selling, stolen
He was asked... lecture they were going to hear whose
He was really ... when he had to nuke a choice. confused
He was received with respect ... he felt awkward. nevertheless
He will be the first... and the last to go. To come
He will return from London in June; his sister…. there another month. will stay
He won’t know what to do ... he listens carefully. unless
He wouldn’t have come back if you... him. Hadn’t called
He... at five o'clock yesterday evening was working
He... goes to bed at 10 o'clock usually
He... in New York since 2001 has lived
He’s lazy. He never does work. Any.
Health and happiness are ... than money. more important
Hearing the blizzard warning yesterday we got worried, but when the plane... off, everything... normal. took / went
Heathrow is airport in the UK. the biggest
Henry is 63. He'll be retiring from his job ... two years' time. In
Henry VIII Henry the Eighth
Her friends ... about her for a long time. had been worrying
Her husband was told that he was too old to work ... he was discharged with no pension. more
Her parents run an Italian restaurant …the center of town … the Sunny road. in / on
Her voice ... gave charm to her most common place remarks, ... it was different from the voice he remembered. still ... yet
Hey, you look much... today happier
His birthday is on the (15th) of May fifteenth
His birthday is on the... of May fifteenth
His book was published abroad. father-in-law's
His father thinks she is not capable of ... her own living earning
His involuntary reflexes betrayed his feelings. uncontrolled
His nature is just like... of his brother. that
Hot weather makes me ... tired. feel
How do people learn English? How is English learnt?
How many bottles did you buy? – I bought ... four
How much ... there? money is
How much are... trousers these
How much are…glasses? these
How old are…kids. Chris's
How…milk is there in the fridge? much
Hugo talks ... he didn’t know me. as though
Hurry up ! We've got to go ... five minutes. in
I (to know ) her all my life and we (to b friends since childhood...have known / have been
I (to know) her all my life and we (to be) friends since childhood. have known / have been
I ... a few encouraging responses in today’s newspapers to my speech which I ... last Thursday. have received / delivered
I ... a lot of sweets when I was a child ate
I ... a new dress last week, but I ... it yet. bought/ haven’t worn
I ... a newspaper today haven’t read
I ... already... the flat. It ... clean now. have/tidied/ is
I ... by his decision to give up his job and move to Sydney. was surprised
I ... dancing lessons when I ... a child didn’t take / was
I ... forget to do the homework, the teacher is very strict. mustn't
I ... here for five years so far have worked
I ... him every day. Sometimes be is not in his office. don't see
I ... him when I was a schoolboy knew
I ... if you come too late tomorrow will be sleeping
I ... the letter an hour ago. I am so happy now as I... good news received / have read
I ... to drive in 1986 at the age of 17 learnt
I ... what I’m looking for. haven’t found
I … a few encouraging responses in today’s newspapers to my speech which I … last Thursday. have received / delivered
I … my homework when my mother came had already done
I already my car. It clean, now. have washed / is
I always have ... breakfast at 8 a. m. Today I had ... very nice breakfast. -/a
I am angry ... him for losing my key. with
I am standing ... the window at
I am sure that Astana is ... than other cities of my country but Almaty is ... city in Kazakhstan. more beautiful/the most exciting
I am very busy at ... moment this
I arrived at 12.30 half past twelve
I believe that she ... busy at 5 o’clock tomorrow. Will be.
I believe you but there are who doubt. those
I bought the dress ... was in the shop window. that
I can come on Monday if you ... like
I can remember ... voices in the middle of the night. hearing
I can usually remember names and faces ... enough time. if given
I can work ... home. at
I can’t run very fast. I smoke Too much.
I can’t see any interest in your eyes. Are you ... ? Or is the book ... ? bored / boring
I can’t understand. Would you ask him to speak…. ? The clearly
I can't find my bag. I have left it... somewhere
I can't see any interest in your eyes. Are you... ? Or is the book... ? bored/boring
I didn’t have ... luggage just two small bags. much
I didn’t know you visited my home town. If I... , I... to see you, had known/ would have gone
I didn’t like it in the city at first. But now ... here, was...I’m used to living.
I didn’t like the hotel. I decided ... out from that hotel to check
I didn’t see her in the morning. If I... , I ... her to call you. had seen/ would have asked
I do ... homework, they do ... my/ theirs
I don’t know ... has sent me these flowers. who
I don’t like watching ... films on my own, I get really ... scary / frightened
I don’t like... mineral... water, I prefer... cup of tea. - /- / a
I don’t remember... him before. I laving seen.
I don’t think he trusted me. He looked at me so (suspicious). Suspiciously.
I don’t want ... to drink. I’m not thirsty. anything
I don’t want him to pay for me. I’ll pay for ... myself
I don't go ... work ... August but ... the first of September I start my work. to/in/ on
I don't know Carol's husband I ... him haven't met
I don't like ... dress. It is too expensive. this
I don't like traveling ... night. at
I don't like... dress. It is too expensive. this
I don't recommend you to order this dish. This is…not delicious
I don't understand this word. What... ? does it mean
I don't want any ... I'm vegetarian. meat
I don't want to share a room with anybody. I want ... room. my own
I doubt if... can help her. anyone
I earn... money than he does. less
I enjoy ... , but I wouldn’t like ... it all my life. teaching, to do
I enjoy but I wouldn’t like it all my life. cooking/ do
I feel sick. I wish I ... so much cake. hadn’t eaten
I feel tired. I... go to bed.
I fell asleep ... the film. during
I felt her arm ... to see if any bones were broken gently
I forget to do the homework, the teacher is very strict. mustn’t
I found this ... plate in the kitchen. broken
I gave her... phone number and she gave me... my/hers
I get up ... six o'clock ... Tuesdays at/on
I had ... sandwich and ... apple for lunch. a/an
I had lost my key but I managed to climb... the house through a window into
I had... sandwich for lunch. ... sandwich wasn’t very good. a/The
I hardly ever visit art galleries. I’m not particularly ... about art. excited
I hate ... music this
I hate mornings ... I have to get up early. when
I have ... bicycle. ... bicycle is blue. My friend has no ... bicycle. a / the / -
I have ... money than my friend has. less
I have 10,315 tenge in my pocket ten thousand three hundred and fifteen
I have a ... headache today than I did yesterday. worse
I have a lot of free time now. Last week was ... than this week. busier
I have already been told it. Your news is not … Surprising
I have always dreamt... in a small town. of living
I have got a ... holiday. week’s
I have never spoken to the man... lives next door. who
I have three ... They are girls children
I have to tell you. something
I have two little... in my family. sisters
I have two pieces of good ... news
I have two... sisters
I have very ... time and can't stay ... longer. little, any
I have... breakfast at 5 o’clock. My.
I haven’t finished my project... yet
I haven’t received the letter yet. It might ... to the wrong address. be sent
I haven't finished my project... yet
I haven't seen Kate for a few days. I last saw her ... Tuesday. on
I hope the weather will be nice ... the weekend. at
I hope... you this evening to see
I if you come too late tomorrow will be sleeping
I intend... the goods in May shipping
I know him well probably than anybody else knows him better
I know him well, probably than anybody else. better
I know the Prime Minister ... He is a ... person. well / good
I last saw him ... down the road towards the shops. walking
I left my umbrella…. somewhere
I left... pen at home. Can I have one of... ? my / yours
I like films... the life of famous people showing
I like living on…own. my
I like playing volleyball on…. beach a
I like to drink ... , ... and... . milk/water/tea
I live in... Abai Street...-
I live in... picturesque village in... country. a / the
I lived in Talgar... 1995 ... 1998 from/till
I locked myself out of my apartment. I didn't know what to do" "You your roommate could have called
I love the noise of... water falling
I love to look up ... the stars ... the sky ... night at / in / at
I made my son... the dishes before he could go outside to play with his friends
I met Caroline on my way... home. at
I might not be at home … Tuesday morning, but I’ll be there … the afternoon. On/in
I must go and do the washing. - Don't worry. I ... it for you. will do
I my homework when my mother came had already done
I need information about hotels in Almaty some
I need some help with this table. ... you lift the other end with me? Could
I often think about the house ... we lived three years ago. It was very comfortable where
I play basketball ... the Sport Centre on Friday evenings. at
I prefer driving travelling by train. to
I really like ... concerts. their
I really love ... place. I don’t think about ... ones I've been to before. this/those
I really regret ... out of the university. I can’t find a good job. dropping
I regret ... school at fourteen, it was a big mistake. leaving
I regret ... that this month’s salary will be paid with delay. to inform
I remember ... your letter posting
I saw him ... to a taxi driver speaking
I saw Steve... a football match on Saturday. at
I saw them… the street. crossing
I shall go there ... three days for
I shall go there tomorrow … I am too busy. Until
I thing he is a ... good singer actually. prettily
I think ... to the south in autumn of going
I think Kate ... for London next week will leave
I told him to stop ... but he just went on ... that. smoking /doing
I tried to be serious, but I couldn’t help ... laughing
I tried... you that you were not right, but you didn't listen to tell
I used to ... stand on my head, but I can't do it now. be able to
I usually have... biscuit and... cup of coffee at 11 a. m. a/a
I waited... a bus... the bus-stop... ten minutes for/at/for
I want to be ... spaceman and travel to ... stars. a, the
I wanted ... my friend, but could not ... her address. to call / find
I want---first class tickets for the 9 o' clock train to Edinburgh. And.
I was feeling tired last night, so I went to bed ... than usual more early
I was hungry I didn't eat on the plane. The food didn't look appetizing. but
I was sorry for her ... I tried to help her. so
I was surprised how ... I made new friends here. easily
I was very happy when I saw ... Prime Minister of ... United Kingdom, because I knew that only he could help me. the/the
I was very tired when I got home. I ... hard all day had been working
I was... Adam’s party... Saturday. at / on
I wasn’t very well yesterday, but I ... much better today. feel
I will lend you the book…. you will return it on Monday. As
I will not read this book, you ... do it if you want can
I wish Asel ... to the party tonight. could come
I wish I … of it before. It’s a good idea. had thought
I wish it... spring now! were
I wish you ... me about the show. I ... you had told / would have joined
I wish you … keep making that stupid noise. wouldn’t
I wish you … making that noise. It’s bothering me. would stop
I wish you had come
I would go to see you if I could find time
I would like to meet with ... girl standing over the bridge. that
I wouldn’t mind living in England if the weather …better. Were.
I wrote the date ... the back of the photograph. On
I... a lot of sweets when I was a child ate
I... a lot of sweets when I was a child. ate
I... a newspaper today haven’t read
I... better start saving some money each month for my retirement. Had.
I... dance very well when I was five. could
I... from the ladder a second ago. Oh, my God! I ... my leg! Now I have a sharp pain in it fell / have broken
I... help you, but I didn't want to. could
I... her birthday and I ... how to make it up to her. completely forgot ... just don’t know
I... him when I was a schoolboy knew
I... home for lunch on Mondays. I have lunch in the canteen don’t go
I... money. I’d better go to the bank right now. need
I... the letter an hour ago. I am so happy now as I ... good news. received / have read
I... to start a new life tomorrow am going
I... what the time is now as my watch... don’t know / has stopped
I... with you, but I had to study. Can go
I’d like to have... hamburger for... breakfast. a/-
I’d like to know ... my photos are ready whether
I’ll ask him what he... for lunch will have
I’ll be even ... if you do that again. more annoyed
I’ll do it…you told me. such
I’ll look after the kids ... you get back. until
I’ll never forget ... the President. meeting
I’m angry…her…lying…me. with / for / to
I’m going to Disneyland…month this
I’m going to Paris ... weekend. this
I’m looking forward to you next summer visit
I’m not afraid of... alone at night. Walking.
I’m not tired enough go to bed yet. I wouldn’t sleep if I... to bed now. Had gone
I’m not very good ... repairing things at
I’m so sorry I had no money with me yesterday. I would have bought that dress
I’m studying ... Physics
I’ve been to a lot of towns of Kazakhstan. Comparing them I say that Semey much...
I’ve bought a scarf. long blue Italian silk
I’ve given up… newspapers. I think it’s a waste of time reading
I’ve heard Tom... leave for Paris next month. will
I'd like sandwich, please. a
I'd like to have ... hamburger for ... breakfast. a/-
Identify the part of speech of the underlined pronoun: He scored a goal and we all cheered him. Object.
If ... has a high temperature, she will stay at home. she
If a thing is worth doing, it is worth doing... well
If Alfred hadn`t gone skating, he ... his leg. wouldn`t have broken
If Antony was asking, I would have been able to help.
If Benjamin Franklin …. so hard, he…. the symbol of America. Had not worked / would not have become.
If Fleming ... penicillin, there would be far more fatalities every year than there actually are hadn't discovered
If he ... a chance of success, he... to move to London. Will need, would have
If he ... early, he will be on time for the meeting. leaves.
If he had tried, he ... it could have done