Posobie po grammatike
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A ’ll be, shall need |
C am, ’ll need |
B ’ll be, need |
D am being, need |
15.Let’s meet at the airport at five o’clock. – O’key. I .. for you there.
A ’ll be waiting |
C ’ll have waited |
B ’ll wait |
D ’ll have been waiting |
16.This time next week I … on the beach.
A ’ll lie |
C ’ll be laid |
B ’ll lay |
D ’ll be lying |
17.Somebody is knocking on the door. – I … it.
A open |
C ’ll be opening |
B ’ll open |
D ’ll have opened |
18.I’m sure you … our visit to the Zoo.
A ’ll enjoy |
C ’ll have enjoyed |
B ’ll be enjoying |
D ’ll have been enjoying |
19. What time … for Liverpool? |
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A will the next bus be leaving |
C does the next bus leave |
B will the next bus have left |
D is the next bus going to leave |
20.Why have you brought the guitar? … at the party?
A Do you sing |
C Will you sing |
B Are you going to sing |
D Will you be singing |
5.4.Test 4: Revision of Tenses in the Active Voice
1.Sam’s plane … at noon.
A will arrive |
C arrives |
B is going to arrive |
D is arriving |
2.Hurry up! If you … the taxi, you … Kate at the station.
A take, meet |
C will take, meet |
B take, will meet |
D will take, will meet |
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3.Last year they … to Cuyprus on holidays.
A go |
C went |
B are going |
D were going |
4.I … Tom for ages. Does anyone know anything about him?
A haven’t seen |
C didn’t see |
B hadn’t seen |
D hadn’t been seen |
5.… raining yet? – No, it’s still raining.
A Had it stopped |
C Has it stopped |
B Did it stop |
D Will it stop |
6.I … the ceiling in my room today. It looks so nice now. I am going to paper my
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A painted |
C have painted |
B paints |
D have been painting |
7.… a holiday this year?
A Did you have |
C Had you had |
B Have you had |
D Did you had |
8.I … him some money last week.
A borrowed |
C landed |
B lent |
D lost |
9.I … to Marry since Christmas. Is she still working in AVRC Pharmaceuticals?
A haven’t spoken |
C hadn’t spoken |
B won’t speak |
D hadn’t been speaking |
10.… lunch with us on Friday?
A Shall you have |
C Will you have |
B Shall you be having |
D Will you be having |
11.I promise I … in touch with you.
A ’ll get |
C ’ll have got |
B ’ll be getting |
D get |
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12.I’m sure it … snowing by tomorrow.
A will be stop |
C will have stop |
B will stop |
D will have stopped |
13.The workers state that they … a new district by the beginning of 2012.
A will build
B will have been built
14.He … much money. A isn’t have
B don’t have
15.… to the cinema?
A Does your brother often go B Your brother often go
C will be building
D will have built
C doesn’t have
D not has
C Do your brother often goes D Does your brother often goes
16.The papers … neatly on his desk, waiting to be signed.
A lied |
C had lain |
B laid |
D were lying |
17.We … along the forest road for two hours when we saw a house.
A were walking |
C had walked |
B had been walking |
D walked |
18.I … over the phone when the porter knocked at the door.
A talked |
C had talked |
B talk |
D was talking |
19.If you … at 6 o’clock, they … the meal.
A arrive, will be still cooking |
C arrive, will still cook |
B will arrive, will be still cooking |
D arrive, will still have cooked |
20.The Smiths … at 8 in the evening.
A will be coming |
C will come |
B will have come |
D will have been coming |
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5.5.Test 5: The Passive Voice
1.I … to do what I want.
A allowed |
C is allowed |
B have allowed |
D am allowed |
2.All pupils … computer skills.
A teach |
C are taught |
B are teaching |
D have taught |
3.The day before yesterday we … to the restaurant by Tom Jenkins.
A are invited |
C were invited |
B have been invited |
D had been invited |
4.I hope a decision … next week.
A is reached |
C will reach |
B will be reached |
D will have been reached |
5.She … the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006.
A was awarded |
C has been awarded |
B were awarded |
D will be awarded |
6.George … to be a very industrious person.
A is being known |
C has been known |
B is known |
D has known |
7.Margaret … in London.
A was borne |
C is born |
B was born |
D has borne |
8.The jacket … me, but the trousers are perfect.
A is not fit |
C does not fit |
B is not fitted |
D has not fit |
9.The rubbish … on Tuesday every week.
A collect |
C has been collected |
B is collecting |
D is collected |
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10.The problem … for three years, but they haven’t got any results.
A has been studied |
C has been studying |
B has studied |
D was studied |
11.I heard Helen Brown … the test again. It was so unfair.
A makes her write |
C is made to write |
B made her write |
D was made to write |
12.Our house … , so we’re staying with friends at the moment.
A is renovating |
C is renovated |
B is being renovated |
D has renovated |
13. This shirt … well. |
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A is ironing |
C is being ironed |
B irons |
D has ironed |
14.He … since the TV broke down.
A has been depressed |
C has depressed |
B depressed |
D is depressed |
15.What a pity, John won’t come. He … about the meeting beforehand.
A should have told |
C should tell |
B should have been told |
D should be told |
16.The robbers … to have stolen more than $ 3 million.
A thought |
C have thought |
B have been thinking |
D are thought |
17.They were convicted of genocide and … for their crimes.
A hanged |
C hung |
B were hung |
D hang |
18.In ancient Egypt people thought that blindness could … with bats’ blood.
A cure |
C be cured |
B have cured |
D have been cured |
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19.Alex’s real problem is that he … confidence.
A is lacked |
C has lacked |
B lacks |
D is lacking |
20.Carrots … to improve eyesight.
A believe |
C are believed |
B have believed |
D are believing |
5.6.Test 6: Indirect Speech and Sequence of Tenses
1.Mark says, “This isn’t very tasty”.
A Mark says this isn’t very tasty. B Mark tells us this isn’t very tasty. C Mark says isn’t this very tasty. D Mark says this wasn’t very tasty.
2. The boy answered, “Two plus two is four”. A The boy answered two plus two would be four.
B The boy answered that two plus two had been four. C The boy answered that two plus two is four.
D The boy answered that two plus two is being four.
3.The teacher said to us, “Be quiet, please”. A The teacher asked us be quiet.
B The teacher told us to be quiet. C The teacher said to us to be quiet. D The teacher said to us be quiet.
4.The doctor said that Jane’s leg … the following day. A will X-ray
B will be X-rayed C would be X-rayed
D will have been X-rayed
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5.He said, “Where is Jill going?”. A He asked where is Jill going.
B He asked where was Jill going. C He asked where Jill went.
D He asked where Jill was going.
6.We didn’t know the score, but we were sure that their team … the game. A has won
B had won
C has been winning D would have won
7.John said, “I’m sorry to disturb you, Eliza”.
A John told that he was sorry to disturb Eliza.
B John told Eliza that he was sorry to disturb her.
C John said to Eliza he had been sorry to disturb her.
D John said to Eliza that was sorry to have disturbed her.
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I … I wouldn’t need a visa. |
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A said |
C was said |
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B have been said |
D had been said |
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“Don’t open the door or answer the phone”, said her parents. |
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AHer parents said to her not to open the door or answer the phone.
BHer parents told her not to open the door and to answer the phone.
CHer parents told her neither to open the door nor to answer the phone.
DHer parents said to her neither to open the door nor to answer the phone. 10. “Where is the nearest bus stop?” the old man addressed the policeman.
AThe old man asked a policeman where the nearest bus stop was.
BThe old man told a policeman where the nearest bus stop was.
CThe old man addressed the policeman where was the nearest bus stop.
D The old man asked where was the nearest bus stop. 11. The doctor asked, “How do you feel?”
A The doctor asked how did I feel.
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B The doctor asked how I felt.
C The doctor asked how had I felt.
D The doctor asked how I had felt.
12.“Don’t swim too far, dear”, asked the father. A The father asked him/ her not swim too far. B The father asked him/ her not to swim too far. C The father asked him/ her don’t swim too far.
D The father asked him/ her if he/ she wouldn’t swim too far.
13.Sally said, “I would like to buy it”.
A Sally said that she had liked to buy it.
B Sally said that she would have liked to buy it.
C Sally said that she liked to buy it.
D Sally said that she would like to buy it.
14.She said, “I may be late”. A She said she may be late. B She said to be late.
C She said she might be late. D She said to have been late.
15.“Could you show me these jeans, please?” said the boy. A The boy said to show him those jeans.
B The boy asked to show him those jeans.
C The boy asked if the salesgirl could show him those jeans.
D The boy asked the salesgirl if she could have shown him these jeans.
16.“If I had any instructions, I would know what to do”, said Mag.
A Mag said that if she had had any instructions she would know what to do.
B Mag said that if she had had any instructions she would have known what to do. C Mag said that if she had any instructions she knew what to do.
D Mag said that if she had any instructions she would know what to do. 17. “If I were you, I’d stop smoking”, Jack said.
A Jack said that if he had been him he would have stopped smoking.
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B Jack said that if he were him he would stop smoking. C Jack suggested that he should stop smoking.
D Jack advised him to stop smoking.
18.He said, “You’re right. It isn’t a good idea”. A He agreed that it wasn’t a good idea.
B He remembered that it wasn’t a good idea. C He told me it wasn’t a good idea.
D He remarked it wasn’t a good idea.
19.“Why hasn’t he locked the car door?” the policeman said. A The policeman asked why he hasn’t locked the door.
B The policeman asked why hadn’t he locked the door. C The policeman asked why he hadn’t locked the door. D The policeman asked why he didn’t lock the door.
20.The students said, “We wish our exams were over”.
A The students said they wished their exams had been over. B The students said they wished their exams have been over. C The students said they wished their exams were over.
D The students said they wish their exams were over.
5.7.Test 7: Revision
1.If you … anyone in the garden, don’t worry. It … our gardener.
A see, is |
C see, be |
B will see, will be |
D see, has been |
2.Millions of people … pets.
A owns |
C own |
B are owning |
D is owning |
3.My parents decided that we … my birthday the following Saturday.
A would celebrate |
C will celebrate |
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B celebrate |
D celebrated |
4.I knew that Mercury … the closest planet to the Sun, but I didn’t feel like
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answering the question. |
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A is |
C were |
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B had been |
D would be |
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Mark … his father. |
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A is resembled |
C resembles |
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B is resembling |
D resemble |
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Look at the sky! … . |
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A It is going to rain. |
C It is sure to rain. |
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B It is likely to rain. |
D It will rain. |
7.The student wasn’t able to do the translation because he … some special terms.
A would nor know |
C didn’t know |
B doesn’t know |
D hadn’t known |
8.I … in the United States for two months now.
A have been |
C had been |
B am |
D will be |
9.Since Christopher … from high school, he has lived separately from his parents.
A graduates |
C has graduated |
B will graduate |
D graduated |
10.Last week he promised that he … the grass.
A cut |
C has cut |
B would cut |
D had cut |
11.I said to Chris, ”Shut the door, please”. A I said Chris to shut the door.
B I asked Chris to shut the door. C I told Chris shut the door.
D I told to Chris shut the door.
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