VI. Circle the right variant.

1. A: Do you speak English? B: a) Yes, I speak.

b) Yes, little bit.

c) Yes, I do.

2. A: She didn't enjoy the concert much. B: a) And I liked it.

b) But I didn't like it.

c) So didn't I enjoy it.

3. A: Come and see us this Saturday. B: a) Yes, I come.

b) Thank you, I will.

c) Yes, I'd like.

4. A: Who's the elder sister, Ann or Betty? B: a) Betty, I suppose.

b) She is Betty, I think.

c) It would be Betty.

5. A: Can I speak to Mike, please? B: a) Here you are.

b) You are welcome.

c) Just a moment, please.

VII. Circle the appropriate word.

Three tourists come on a visit to New York one day. They take a room in a large hotel. The hotel has 25 (storeys, stories, stores) and (there, their) room is on the (top, peak) floor. In the evening the three gentlemen go out for a walk (a long, along) the streets of the city. When they come back the manager (tells, says, speaks) them that the lift is out of (order, place, time). He is (expecting, waiting) some men to repair the lift, but it is going to take (a long, along) time... .

Test 41

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

1. If you stay a little longer, you (to meet) John here.

2. The dog (to bite) the boy when he entered the garden.

3. We (to tell) him the whole story when he was here last week.

4. They (to speak) only English in class.

5. You (to meet) each other before? - Yes, I (to know) Sally for 8 years already.

6. What she (to do) in the post-office now? - She (to buy) some stamps and envelopes.

7.My father (todrive)acarformanyyears.Henever(todrive)at ahigh speed.

II. Choose the right article.

1. It was ... excellent holiday.

2. We stayed there for quite ... long time.

3.1 had ... single room at the hotel.

4.... play was not as interesting as I had expected.

5.... sea was calm last night. We did not see even ... single wave on its surface.

6. It was ... lovely photograph of his baby-sister.

///. Circle the suitable preposition.

1. These books belong (to, for, by) my father.

2. It is not difficult to find a little present (with, to, for) your sister.

3. The train was (at, by, about) the platform.

4. The girl turned (at, by, to) her father.

5. They waited (on, at, for) the station for a long time.

6. We are looking forward (at, on, to) seeing them (from, in, of) our town.

IV. Circle the suitable pronoun.

1. The children didn't eat (all, any, every) the bread and butter, they left (any, some, no) on the plate.

2. Is that picture on the wall (yours, your)?

3. (Every, all, some) student must know this rule.

4. They said they wanted to do (everything, anything, nothing) by Saturday.

5. These two boys are (all, every, both) good swimmers.

6. They are going to meet (us, ourselves) at the station.

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

1. doesn't/ like/ hotel/ his/ he.

2. room/ they/ like/ don't/ hotel/ the.

3. like/ do/ this/ you/ coffee?

4. job/ much/1/ like/ very/ don't/ my.

5. there/ Paul/ that's/ over.