IV, Circle the suitable pronoun.

1.1 can't find my watch (nowhere, anywhere, somewhere). I've looked all over the house.

2. There's been a shortage of water because there has been very (few, a little, little) rain recently.

3. He left the house without (come, little, any) money.

4. Your ticket is on the table. And where is (her, hers)?

5.1 can't drink this tea. There's too (much, few, many) sugar in it. 6. He didn't have (any, some) mistakes in the test, but his friend had (a few, few, a little).

V. Put the words in the right order to make up a sentence.

1. o'clock/ usually/ at/ a walk/ five/ in/ goes/ for/ the evening/ he.

2. he/ work/ his/ goes/ never/ is/ by/ Tom/ late/ for/ when/ bus.

3. breakfast/ have/ you/ usually/ do/ fruit/ or/ for/ vegetables?

4. than/ less/ sister/ beautiful/ she/ her/ is.

5. didn't/ the meeting/ to/ Wednesday/ the students/ come/ last.

6. if/1/ he/ wonder/ there/ was/ too.

Vl Circle the right variant.

1. A: Hello, Tom! How are you? B: a} I am well.

b) Quite good, thank you.

c) How are you?

2. A: Doesn't he always come in time? B: a) No, he isn't.

b) Yes, he doesn't.

c) No, he doesn't.

3. A: I've seen this film before. And you? B: a) I have seen it last year.

b) I haven't seen it yet.

c) I didn't see it yet.

4. The children are asleep.

a) You can't make noise.

b) You mustn't make noise.

c) You were making noise.

5. a) How long did it take him to write the essay?

b) How long it took him to write the essay?

c) How long did it took him to write the essay?

VII. Circle the appropriate word,

Once (there, it) was a village. The name of the village was Ulm. The (people, peoples) who lived in it were not very clever. They believed everything they (heard, listened), and they were sure you would fall off (the earth, the ground) if you ever came to the edge of it. The wisest man in Ulm had a pig that he loved very much. And when he (had, must) to go away, he took the door of his house with him, so that thieves could not break (into, up) his house and (steal, rob) his pig. (One, once) day when he was (carrying, bringing) his door on his back, he met an old woman.

Test 31

/. Use the correct tense-forms of the verbs in brackets.

1. Please, be quiet. I (to try) to concentrate.

2. My children (to study) English since last year.

3. I'll be surprised if you (to pass) your examinations.

4. What a boring film! It's the most boring film I ever (to see).

5. Tom usually (to go) out in the evening. Yesterday evening he (to stay) at home.

6.1 (to finish) my work for the day and now I (to rest) quietly in my

armchair. 7. Would you like a cigarette? - No, thanks, I (not to smoke).

II. Choose the right article.

1. Why aren't... children at... school today? 2.1 prefer ... pop music to ... classical music.

3. Which is ... highest mountain in the world?

4. Bill never gets up before 9. It's 8.30 now, so he is still in ... bed.

5. She was ... tall, thin, fair girl with ... rather large nose.

///. Circle the suitable preposition.

1. They haven't seen each other (from, since, till) they left school.

2. What's going on at the corner (from, of, in) the street?

3.1 have lived in this city (till, for, about) more than ten years.

4. I've never travelled (on, at, by) sea before and I am afraid (for, of, at) getting seasick.

5. What will you take (for, at, on) the meat course?

6. You shouldn't throw these books (by, away, in).