1) Would be;
3) are visited.
2) have I heard;
94. I wish I (...) more articles in the future.
2) would write;
2) faithful;
3) had accepted.
2) Photocopied;
2) have I heard;
95. If you won a million, what (...)
2) would you buy;
3) beautiful.
1) wouldn't work;
2) tested;
3) have been avoided.
96. She only wished they (...) before.
3) had met.
2) good;
3) would rain.
1) had been signed;
2) did they realize;
97. If I (...) to your advice then, I wouldn't be in such position now.
2) had listened
1) horrible
3) trusted
2) repaired
1) did we realize
98. When you are typing the words (...) on the screen almost reflexively.
2) will fly;
1) obvious
2) has
1) repaired
2) had I sat down
99. If you had asked politely I (...) you yesterday.
3 would have helped;
1) quiet;
2) was;
3) be bought.
1) did they pay;
100. I wouldn't try luck if I (...) you.
3) were.
2) wisely;
1) had translated;
1) photocopied;
2) I will be;
101. If I had known she wasn't coming, I (…) somebody else.
3) should have invited.
2) had been invited;
3)will be repaired.
1) had been smoking;
2) is laughed at;
102. How fast (…) when the accident happened?
2) were you driving;
1) had gone;
3) was posted.
2) would come;
2) were;
103.I (…) my lessons for three hours when my friend called me
3) had been doing.
2) will have cleaned;
1) have visited
2) are;
2) were;
104. The children are in the yard now. They (…) tennis.
2) are playing;
3) was raining.
2) will give;
2) had finished;
3) will have corrected.
105. He told me that he (...) his childhood in this town.
3) had spent.
3) would come back.
1) was preparing;
3) had finished.
2) lived;
Fill in the gaps with the appropriate prepositions or conjunctions:
106.I can not put (…) the hummering. It is giving me a headache.
3) up with.
2) up;
3) off.
3) without.
2) While;
107. Simon fell (…) an Irish girl that he met on holiday. Three month later they were married!
3) for.
2) on;
1) at;
2) at;
3) however.
108. Terry doesn't like his new job He's only had it for three months, hut he's already decided to pack it
3) in.
2) on with;
1) up;
3) out of.
1) as;
109. I was waiting for Liz for half an hour, but she didn’t turn (…).
3) up.
2) out;
1) off;
3) down.
3) Despite.
110. If you see this sign in a shop window, you can pay by credit card. So remember, just look (…) the sign.
2) out for
2) off;
3) to.
3) off.
3) though.
111.Have you got the answer to number seven in the maths exercise?' 'No. I haven't worked it (…) yet.
1) out;
2 on
2) about;
3) with.
1) in spite of;
112. If you want to lose weight, cut (…) potatoes, bread and sweet things for a week.
2) out;
1) out;
2) in;
2) about;
2) whereas;
113.I don't believe the story Bob told us. I'm sure he made it (…).
1) up;
2) into;
3) across.
1) out;
3) Even though.
114.I was ill for two weeks, so I've fallen (…) with my work.
2) behind;
3) down.
1) in;
3) round.
3) Much as.
115. When do we have to turn (…) our assignments?
2) in;
3) up.
1) on;
3) off.
2) if;
116. Did you find (…) what time the library opens?
2) out;
2) out of
1) down;
3) up.
2)despite;
117.'How did you get the black eye?' 'My friend was in a fight, so I stuck (…) him and got hit too.’
1) up for;
3) on.
1) on;
2) on;
2) Even if;
118. I'm sorry, but I'll have to ring (…) now. Someone has just come into the office.
2) off;
3) aside.
1) in on;
2) up;
1) However;
119.Why have you suddenly stopped eating fish? What put you (…) it?
2) off;
2) on;
2) to;
3) in with.
3) Much as.
120.We had plans to go to live in Australia, but they didn't come (…). So now we're going to stay here.
2) off;
3) up at.
1) round;
3) in.
3) whose.
121. Come and help me to carry the boxes! Don't just stand there looking (…).
2) on;
1) in;
2) off;
2) up on;
3) Although.
122.Sally is disappointed that she didn't get the job at the research laboratory, but she'll get (…) it.
3) over.
1) through;
3) down.
3) in.
2) unless
123. I wish the exams were as soon as possible! I'm nervous, so I shall be glad to get it (…).
3) over.
2) off;
3) with.
3) up with.
2) nor
124. I've made you a good offer, so think it (…) and let me have your decision tomorrow.
3) over.
2) up;
2) up to;
1) out;
3) whose.
125. I'm sorry I'm late. Something urgent cropped (…) the office, so I couldn't leave early.
2) up at;
3) on.
2) through;
2) on;
1) However
126.What made Pete to walk (…) his family and his job? Where did he go and why?
1) out on;
3) down.
1) down;
2) off;
1) when;
127.What time is your train? I'll come to the station to see you (…).
2) off;
2) up to;
1) for;
3) up on.
1) who;
128.1. John was doing the ironing (…) Sue was cooking.
2) while;
1) to;
3) for.
2) up;
3) down.
129.. He has been working as a zookeeper (…) 1992.
3) since.
1) for;
2) with;
1) which;
2) off;
130. Don't get (…) the car yet - I'm still parking.
1) out of;
3) on.
2) at;
1) on
2) Both;
131.There were about twenty people (…) total at the meeting.
2) in
2) from
1) where;
3) from.
1) up;
132. Eating well helps your body fight (…) disease and illness.
2) against
3) to.
3) at.
1) up
1) Despite
133. Mr. Williams travels a lot (…) business.
2) on
1) at;
1) Why;
2) for
2) by;
134. I only glanced (…) his face, so I can't really remember what he looks like.
3) at.
2) on
1) In;
2) whose;
3) which.
135. Did you know that the antibiotic penicillin was discovered (…) chance?
3) by.
2) for;
2) in
3) in.
1) who;
136. This painting can't possibly be an original. I think we have been taken (…).
2) in;
1) up;
3) up.
2) across;
1) in spite of;
137. Who is going to look (…) the dog next week when we go to Glasgow?
3) after.
3) with.
1) up;
3) up.
2) Although;
138.Mary rang but she didn't have much time to talk. I told her I would ring (…) this evening.
1) back;
2) out;
3) by.
3) up.
3) Despite.
139.I've got a message for Peter from Linda. Could you pass it (…) when you see him this afternoon?
3) on.
1) over;
2) on;
3) on.
1) Although;
140.Don't let me disturb you. Please just carry (…) as if I were not here.
3) on.
3) with.
2) on;
3) on.
2) whether;