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M1E1T60	Personal, Possessive, Demonstrative Pronouns
V1	Use the right form of Personal Pronoun in the sentence: We asked Jim to stay with … in our house.
	our
1	us
	their
	my
	his
V2	Use the right form of Personal Pronoun in the sentence: Do you know that lady? Yes. I know ….
1	her
	his
	us
	them
	me
V3	Use the right form of Personal Pronoun in the sentence: That is his book. Give … to him.
	him
	her
	its
1	it
	me
V4	Use the right form of Personal Pronoun in the sentence: Spend more time with your son. … is so lonely.
	I
1	he
	we
	she
	us
V5	Use the right form of Personal Pronoun in the sentence: The bag is heavy. What is there in …?
	him
	its
	her
	they
1	it
V6	Use the right form of Personal Pronoun in the sentence: Look at them. … are playing like kids.
	We
1	They
	Their
	I
	There
V7	Use the right form of Personal Pronoun in the sentence: Is he a doctor? - No, … is not.
	we
	they
1	he
	them
	she
V8	Use the right form of Personal Pronoun in the sentence: Are you a student? Yes, … am.
	we
1	I
	you
	me
	my
V9	Use the right form of Personal Pronoun in the sentence: Mike has many friends. He likes ….
1	them
	us
	they
	my
	me
V10	Use the right form of Personal Pronoun in the sentence: Is Henry at home? Can I speak to …?
	his
1	him
	he
	us
	our
V11	Use the right form of Personal Pronoun in the sentence: Can I help …? Yes, please I’ve lost my way.
	your
	me
	us
	our
1	you
V12	Use the right form of Personal Pronoun in the sentence:: Mary and Jane are sisters, aren’t …?
	she
	we
1	they
	our
	them
V13	Use the right form of Personal Pronoun in the sentence: My mother fell asleep because … was tired.
	they
	us
	me
1	she
	her
V14	Use the right form of Personal Pronoun in the sentence: We know … well. They are our friends.
	they
1	them
	us
	his
	him
V15	Use the right form of Personal Pronoun in the sentence: Tell … your name, please.
	he
	it
	we
1	me
	my
V16	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: Mary washed … hands and face.
	his
	him
1	her
	my
	their
V17	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: Ann likes to laugh. … face is always merry.
	She
	He
	Him
	His
1	Her
V18	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: They have a new flat. … flat is not very big.
	Them
	His
1	Their
	Our
	Us
V19	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: What’s … phone number? May I phone you?
	her
	his
	our
	their
1	your
V20	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: Give me … photo and I’ll give you mine.
	you
	my
	us
	our
1	your
V21	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: Where are … friends now?
	me
	us
1	your
	he
	him
V22	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: Here is a postcard from … friend Peggy.
	me
1	my
	us
	him
	she
V23	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: She lives in Australia now with … family.
	she
	him
	it
1	her
	us
V24	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: … husband works in Newcastle.
	She
	Him
	Us
	Them
1	Her
V25	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: … company builds ships.
1	His
	He
	She
	Us
	Me
V26	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: … children go to school in New York.
	Us
	Me
1	Their
	Mine
	Him
V27	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: … husband and I want to go to Australia, too.
	Me
1	My
	Us
	Him
	It
V28	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: We want to see Ann and … family next winter.
	she
	he
	his
1	her
	it
V29	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: Autumn has come. I like … beauty.
	he
1	its
	us
	me
	mine
V30	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: He has a bad memory. He can’t remember even … own name.
	he
	she
	us
1	his
	me
V31	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: I’ve got relatives in England. … aunt lives in Guildford.
	me
1	my
	mine
	us
	he
V32	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: Charles is going to a picnic with … girlfriend.
	us
	yours
	mine
1	his
	he
V33	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: Are you satisfied with … marks, Mark?
	you
	yours
	me
	us
1	your
V34	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: Sally and I like Mathematics. It’s … favorite subject.
	us
	ours
1	our
	me
	yours
V35	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: There is a mouse under the table. I can see … tail.
	it
	ours
	us
1	its
	me
V36	Use the right form of Possessive Pronoun in the sentence: … flat is on the third floor.
	ours
	us
1	our
	we
	you
V37	Use the right form of Demonstrative Pronoun in the sentence: This is my book, … is yours. Take it.
	thise
	these
1	that
	those
	some
V38	Use the right form of Demonstrative Pronoun in the sentence: At … moment he is very busy. Phone in twenty minutes, please.
1	this
	these
	what
	those
	any
V39	Use the right form of Demonstrative Pronoun in the sentence: … was a sad story. Everybody kept silence for some time.
	any
	these
1	that
	those
	some
V40	Use the right form of Demonstrative Pronoun in the sentence: I’ll take that book, I don’t like … one. Give it to me.
1	this
	these
	that
	those
	any
V41	Use the right form of Demonstrative Pronoun in the sentence: These flowers are mine. …are his.
	this
	these
	that
1	those
	something
V42	Use the right form of Demonstrative Pronoun in the sentence: Have you read … letter? – Not yet.
1	this
	these
	what
	those
	anything
V43	Use the right form of Demonstrative Pronoun in the sentence: … suits are more suitable for young persons. They don’t suit me.
	this
1	these
	that
	what
	anything
V44	Use the right form of Demonstrative Pronoun in the sentence: This boy is not my brother, but … boy is mine.
	this
	these
1	that
	he
	any
V45	Use the right form of Demonstrative Pronoun in the sentence: The shop- assistances of … store are always attentive to customers.
	those
1	that
	these
	them
	they
V46	Use the right form of Demonstrative Pronoun in the sentence: … stew vegetables are very delicious in comparison with … ones.
	These, that
	Those, this
	This, that
	That, those
1	These, those
V47	Use the right form of Demonstrative Pronoun in the sentence: The most attractive places of interest in … town are in the west.
	what
	these
1	this
	those
	them
V48	Use the right form of Demonstrative Pronoun in the sentence: As for me, I like spacious apartments so … apartment is too small for me.
	what
	those
1	this
	these
	they
V49	Use the right form of Demonstrative Pronoun in the sentence: … window is open and … windows are closed.
	Those, these
1	This, those
	This, this
	That, that
	Those, these
V50	Use the right form of Demonstrative Pronoun in the sentence: … is a boat and … is a plane.
1	This, that
	These, those
	Those, these
	This, these
	That, those
M3E1T60	Degrees of Comparison of Adjectives and Adverbs
V1	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: This is (big) … building in the world.
	bigger
1	the biggest
	the most big
	the more big
	the big
V2	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: I think she’s (good) … singer in this group.
1	the best
	the better
	the goodest
	the most good
	the more good
V3	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: Who is (old) … student in your group?
	the older
	the elder
1	the oldest
	the more old
	the most old
V4	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: It’s (bad) … film I’ve ever seen.
1	the worst
	the most bad
	the more bad
	the worse
	the baddest
V5	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: She is (intelligent) … of all students.
	more intelligent
1	the most intelligent
	intelligenter
	the intelligentest
	intelligent
V6	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: It was (beautiful) … music I had ever heard.
1	the most beautiful
	the more beautiful
	beautiful
	beautifuller
	beautifullest
V7	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: This is (poor) … country in the world.
1	the poorest
	the poorer
	the most poor
	the more poor
	poor
V8	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: She is (strange) … person I’ve ever met.
	the most stranger
	the more strange
	stranger
1	the strangest
	strange
V9	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: I couldn’t answer (difficult) …question the teacher asked me at the exam.
1	the most difficult
	the difficultest
	the more difficult
	the difficulter
	the more difficultest
V10	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: Nick is (old) … of them all.
	old
	the most old
	more older
1	the oldest
	much oldest
V11	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: Everest is (high) … mountain in the world.
	the higher
	the most high
	the more higher
1	the highest
	high
V12	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: The Pacific is (deep) … ocean in the world.
	deeper
1	the deepest
	the most deep
	the more deeper
	more deep
V13	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: Diamonds are (expensive) … precious stones.
	more expensive
1	the most expensive
	more expensive
	expensiver
	the expensivest
V14	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: The 5th Beethoven’s symphony is (popular) ….
	more popular
1	the most popular
	popularest
	popularer
	most popularest
V15	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: That is (boring) … lecture I’ve ever heard.
1	the most boring
	the more boring
	the boringest
	the more boringer
	the most boringest
V16	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: June 21st is (long) … day in the northern hemisphere.
	longer
1	the longest
	the most long
	the more long
	the most longest
V17	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: What is (short) … way from here to the station?
1	the shortest
	the shorter
	the most short
	the more shorter
	the most shortest
V18	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: What is (long) … river in the world?
	the longer
1	the longest
	the most long
	the more longer
	the most longest
V19	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: What is (popular) … sport in your country?
1	the most popular
	the more popular
	the popularest
	the popularer
	the most popularest
V20	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: It was a very bad experience. It was the (bad) … experience in my life.
	the bad
	the worse
1	the worst
	the most bad
	the most worse
V21	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: This is (good) … coffee I’ve ever tested.
1	the best
	the better
	the most good
	the more good
	the most better
V22	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: That’s (funny) … joke I’ve ever heard.
	the most funny
	the more funny
	the funnier
	the most funniest
1	the funniest
V23	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: She is (patient) … person I’ve ever met.
1	the most patient
	the more patient
	the most patientest
	patienter
	the patientest
V24	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: Mr. and Mrs. Brown have got three daughters. The (old) … is 14 years old.
1	eldest
	older
	elder
	most older
	more old
V25	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: It is (cheap) … restaurant in our town.
	the most cheap
	the more cheapest
	the cheaper
1	the cheapest
	the more cheaper
V26	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: She is a very good player. She is (good) … player of our team.
1	the best
	the better
	the goodest
	the most good
	the more best
V27	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: It is a very happy day. It was (happy) … day in my life.
1	the happiest
	the most happiest
	the more happier
	the happier
	the most happy
V28	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: It is (bad) … mistake I’ve ever made.
	the worse
1	the worst
	the most bad
	the more worst
	the most worse
V29	Choose the right variant of Superlative degree: He’s a very rich man. He’s one of (rich) … people of the world.
1	the richest
	the richer
	the most rich
	the more rich
	the most richest
V30	Choose the right variant of superlative degree: He’s a very dangerous criminal. He is (dangerous) … criminal of the country.
1	the most dangerous
	the more dangerous
	the dangerousest
	the most dangerousest
	the dangerouser
V31	Choose the right variant of Comparative degree: The Mississippi’s (long) … than the Thames.
1	longer
	longest
	most long
	more longer
	most longest
V32	Choose the right variant of Comparative degree: This hotel is (comfortable) … than the other one.
1	more comfortable
	most comfortable
	comfortabler
	comfortablest
	more comfortabler
V33	Choose the right variant of Comparative degree: The restaurant is (expensive) … than the cafe.
	most expensive
	more expensiver
1	more expensive
	most expensivest
	expensivest
V34	Choose the right variant of Comparative degree: His homework was (bad) … than mine.
1	worse
	worst
	most worse
	most worst
	baddest
V35	Choose the right variant of Comparative degree: The weather here is (cold) … than at home.
1	colder
	more cold
	most cold
	more colder
	coldest
V36	Choose the right variant of Comparative degree: This film is (interesting) … than that one you wanted to see.
1	more interesting
	most interesting
	interestinger
	interestingest
	most interestingest
V37	Choose the right variant of Comparative degree: The journey was (long) … than I thought.
1	longer
	longest
	more long
	most longest
	more longest
V38	Choose the right variant of Comparative degree: This lesson is (difficult) … than the last one.
1	more difficult
	most difficult
	difficulter
	difficultest
	more difficulter
V39	Choose the right variant of Comparative degree: Do you think English is … (difficult) than French?
1	more difficult
	most difficult
	difficulter
	difficultest
	most difficultest
V40	Choose the right variant of Comparative degree: Big cars are (comfortable) … than small ones.
1	more comfortable
	most comfortable
	comfortabler
	comfortablest
	most comfortablest
V41	Choose the right variant of degree of comparison: The hotel wasn’t as (cheap) … as we had expected.
	cheaper
	cheapest
	more cheap
	most cheaper
1	cheap
V42	Choose the right variant of degree of comparison: Her brother is as (intelligent) … as his wife.
1	intelligent
	more intelligent
	most intelligent
	the intelligentest
	intelligenter
V43	Choose the right variant of degree of comparison: You can eat as (many) … as you like.
	many
	more
	most
1	much
	the muchest
V44	Choose the right variant of degree of comparison: Johnny isn’t as (rich) … as Don but he is younger and much (happy).
	richer, happy
	the richest, the happiest
	the most rich, more happy
	more richer, the most happy
1	rich, happier
V45	Choose the right variant of degree of comparison: She isn’t so (busy) … as I am.
	busier
	the busiest
	the most busy
	more busier
1	busy
V46	Choose the right variant of degree of comparison: It isn’t so (cold) … today as it was yesterday.
	colder
	coldest
	more cold
	most cold
1	cold
V47	Choose the right variant of degree of comparison: The new cinema in our district is much (big) … than the old one.
	big
1	bigger
	biggest
	more big
	most biggest
V48	Choose the right variant of degree of comparison: He was (experienced) … engineer at our factory.
	the more experienced
1	the most experienced
	experienced
	much experienced
	many experienced
V49	Choose the right variant of degree of comparison: This new car is much (comfortable) … than the old one.
1	more comfortable
	the most comfortable
	comfortablest
	comfortable
	comfortabler
V50	Choose the right variant of degree of comparison: The weather this summer is even (bad) … than last summer.
	worst
	a bad
1	worse
	more bad
	most bad
M12E1T60	Plural
V1	Choose the right variant of plural: These … are teachers.
	man
1	women
	a woman
	mens
	woman
V2	Choose the right variant of plural: His … was the smallest among the … living here.
	mise / mouse
	mice / mouse
1	mouse / mice
	mouse / mouses
	mise / mice
V3	Choose the right variant of plural: My friend has three ….
	child
	childs
	childrens
1	children
	childes
V4	Choose the right variant of plural: He eats much ….
	fishs
	fishes
	fishis
1	fish
	fishys
V5	Choose the right variant of plural: There are many … at our school and many of them are ….
	teacher/man
	teachers/woman
	teachers/mans
1	teachers/women
	woman/teacher
V6	Choose the plural form: There are many … in the classroom.
	student
1	students
	student’s
	students’s
	studentses
V7	Choose the plural form of the word “a leaf”:
	leafes
1	leaves
	leavs
	leaveses
	leaf
V8	Choose the right variant of plural: I met some interesting … at the meeting last night .
1	men
	mens
	mans
	man’s
	men’s
V9	Choose the plural form of the word “toy”
	toyes
	toyses
1	toys
	toyis
	mother-in-laws
V10	Choose the right variant of plural of the word ‘sugar:
	sugars
	sugares
1	sugar
	sugar’s
	sugarses
V11	Choose the plural form of the word “a baby”:
	baby
	babys
	babis
	babyes
1	babies
V12	Choose the right variant of plural: I don’t want … or help.
1	advice
	advises
	advices
	advise
	advicies
V13	Choose the right variant of plural: Put these … on the table.
	knife
1	knives
	knifs
	knivs
	knifes
V14	Choose the right variant of plural: On Saturday we went fishing, but we didn’t catch many …
1	fish
	fishs
	fishes
	fisheses
	fishesis
V15	Choose the right variant of plural “wife”:
	wifes
	wifs
	wivies
1	wives
	wifses
V16	Choose the plural form of the word: foot
	foots
	feets
	footses
	footsies
1	feet
V17	Choose the right variant of plural: Julia’s clothes … in her wardrobe.
1	are
	is
	was
	have
	has
V18	Choose the right variant of the plural: The … comes every morning.
	postmens
	postmans
1	postman
	postmanes
	postsman
V19	Choose the right variant of the plural: In the fall, the … begin to change colour.
	leafs
	leavis
	leavys
1	leaves
	leafes
V20	Choose the right variant of plural: People say that … are gentle and kind animals.
	deers
	deeres
	deere
	deeries
1	deer
V21	Choose the right variant of plural: beach
1	beaches
	beachs
	becheses
	beach
	beachis
V22	Choose the right variant: Knowledge … power.
	are
	am
1	is
	were
	do
V23	Choose the right variant: In summer we eat a lot of ….
1	fruit
	fruits
	fruites
	fruties
	fruitis
V24	Choose the right variant: In the farmyard we could see some … and ….
	oxes / gooses
	oxen / goose
	oxes / geese
	oxes / geeses
1	oxen / geese
V25	Choose the right variant: I held up my … to the fire to warm them.
	foots
1	feet
	footes
	feets
	feetses
V26	Choose the right variant: Do you know that … are berries?
	tomatos
	tomatoys
1	tomatoes
	tomato
	tomats
V27	Choose the right variant: Two nice … live in my house.
	puppy
	pappies
	puppys
1	puppies
	puppses
V28	Choose the right variant: His advice … forgotten.
	were
1	was
	are
	am
	do
V29	Choose the right variant: No news …good news.
1	is
	were
	have
	are
	do
V30	Choose the right variant: There … not much furniture in this room.
	were
	are
	have
1	is
	do
V31	Choose the right variant: Where … the money? – I put the money in my bag.
	are
1	is
	do
	have
	were
V32	Choose the right variant: Sheep … grass-eating animals.
	do
	am
	is
	was
1	are
V33	Choose the right variant: Mathematics … his favorite subject.
	are
	do
1	is
	did
	am
V34	Choose the right variant: Women … always right.
	was
	is
1	are
	does
	has
V35	Choose the right variant: The girl’s hair … golden – brown.
	were
1	was
	are
	have
	am
V36	Choose the right variant: My … are not white, I’m afraid.
	tooths
	teethes
	toothes
1	teeth
	teets
V37	Choose the right variant: The …is made of gold.
1	watch
	watches
	watchs
	watcheses
	wathchis
V38	Choose the right variant: How many … does your baby have?
	tooth
	toothers
	teeths
1	teeth
	tooth’s
V39	Choose the right variant: My best friends are ….
1	Englishmen
	Englishmanses
	Englishman
	Englishmens
	Englishmans
V40	Choose the right variant: Are those … from France?
	man-doctors
	man- doctor
1	men-doctors
	mens-doctor
	men- doctor
V41	Choose the plural form of the word “hero”
	herois
	heros
	herous
	hero
1	heroes
V42	Choose the plural form of the word “ a family”
	familys
1	families
	family
	familis
	familes
V43	Choose the right variant: All of the … left at the same time.
	buss
1	buses
	bussess
	busis
	busys
V44	Choose the plural form of the word “ weather”
	weathers
	weatheres
1	weather
	weathersis
	a werather
V45	Choose the right variant: … are always open on Friday.
	Library
	Librariess
	Librares
1	Libraries
	Librarys
V46	Choose the plural form of the word “ a worker”
1	workers
	worker
	a worker
	a workers
	workeres
V47	Choose the plural form of the word “a wife”
	wifes
	wife
	wivis
	wifus
1	wives
V48	Choose the right variant: These… are engineers.
	man
	mans
1	men
	mens
	menss
V49	Choose the right variant: There were a lot of … in the street.
1	passers- by
	passers-bys
	passeres –bys
	passers-byis
	passers-byss
V50	Choose the right variant: I never eat much … with soup.
	breads
	breades
	breadis
	breadues
1	bread
M15E1T60	Prepositions I
V1	Fill in: How did you get to London? - … plane.
1	by
	on
	in
	out of
	off
V2	Fill in: I tried … the dress before I bought it.
	off
1	on
	at
	in
	by
V3	Fill in: It’s quicker to go … foot than to go by car there.
	by
1	on
	in
	out of
	off
V4	Fill in: Excuse me, I have to get … at the next station.
	by
	at
	in
	out of
1	off
V5	Fill in: Since I broke my leg I have to travel … bus because I can’t go.
1	by
	on
	in
	out of
	off
V6	Fill in: He turned … the radio because he didn’t want to listen to it.
1	off
	into
	on
	at
	for
V7	Fill in: The sun goes down … the west.
	on
	at
	over
1	in
	off
V8	Fill in: Get some books … the library.
	with
	under
1	from
	on
	up
V9	Fill in: Some workers live far … the factory.
	to
	into
1	from
	at
	on
V10	Fill in: This ring is made … silver.
1	of
	on
	by
	off
	at
V11	Fill in: I decided not to go by car. I went …train instead.
1	by
	on
	in
	out of
	off
V12	Fill in: It takes me about half an hour to get … home .
	by
1	-
	in
	of
	off
V13	Fill in: Did you see Helen yesterday? – No, I last saw her … Wednesday.
	at
1	on
	in
	off
	out
V14	Fill in: You can’t speak and write …the same time.
1	at
	on
	in
	off
	out
V15	Fill in: They are getting married … six month’s time.
	at
	on
1	in
	off
	out
V16	Fill in: You should go out and walk … the evening.
	at
	on
1	in
	off
	out
V17	Fill in: I’ve been invited to Kate’s birthday party …the 7th of March.
	at
1	on
	in
	to
	out
V18	Fill in: She was dressed … green.
	at
	on
1	in
	to
	out
V19	Fill in: Will you be in London … Christmas or at Easter?
1	at
	on
	in
	to
	out
V20	Fill in: Our dinner will be prepared … about 20 minutes. Wait, please.
	at
	on
1	in
	to
	out
V21	Fill in: There are usually a lot of parties … New Year’s Eve.
	at
1	on
	in
	to
	out
V22	Fill in: I learnt to speak … French in 3 months.
	at
	on
1	-
	out
	in
V23	Fill in: “Where is your husband?”- “He is out … the moment”
1	at
	on
	in
	out
	off
V24	Fill in: Columbus made his first voyage from Europe to America … 1492.
	at
	on
1	in
	out
	off
V25	Fill in: Children always have their holidays … summer.
	at
	on
1	in
	out
	off
V26	Fill in: Our tour begins …the 13th of December and ends in January.
	at
1	on
	in
	out
	off
V27	Fill in: I hope Ann will not be busy … the weekend. I’d like to see her.
1	at
	on
	in
	out
	off
V28	Fill in: You should go … Paul and ask him to help you.
1	to
	at
	in
	into
	off
V29	Fill in: What time does the plane arrive … New York?
	over
	of
1	in
	into
	out
V30	Fill in: She came home … six o’clock .
	to
1	at
	in
	into
	out
V31	Fill in: The Volga flows … the Caspian Sea, doesn’t it?
	above
	at
	in
1	into
	out
V32	Fill in: Could you show me the way … the airport?
1	to
	at
	in
	into
	out
V33	Fill in: “Where is your daybook, Sam?” – “I left it … home, sir”.
	to
1	at
	in
	into
	out
V34	Fill in: Don’t wait outside. Come … the room.
	to
	at
	in
1	into
	out
V35	Fill in: Welcome … our town! We hope you’ll enjoy your stay here.
1	to
	at
	in
	into
	out
V36	Fill in: “Where was Charlie Chaplin born?” – “He was born … London”.
	to
	at
1	in
	into
	out
V37	Fill in: Have you ever been … Japan?
1	to
	at
	by
	into
	out
V38	Fill in: There is a computer … the window.
	to
1	by
	in
	into
	off
V39	Fill in: Don’t disturb Willy. He is tired and goes … bed.
1	to
	at
	of
	into
	off
V40	Fill in: He came home late … night.
	to
1	at
	in
	into
	off
V41	Fill in: David left his luggage … the station and went to phone.
	to
1	at
	in
	into
	off
V42	Fill in: Do you know what river flows … the North Sea?
	by
	at
	in
1	into
	off
V43	Fill in: Are there any books … your bag?
1	in
	after
	off
	out
	with
V44	Fill in: Nancy is good … History.
1	at
	in
	under
	from
	after
V45	Fill in: Harry isn’t interested … sports.
1	in
	at
	of
	off
	out
V46	Fill in: Are you afraid … spiders?
	on
	with
1	of
	in
	at
V47	Fill in: Kate is waiting … her sister.
	with
1	for
	of
	in
	at
V48	Fill in: It is very nice … you to help us. Thank you very much.
	with
	over
1	of
	in
	at
V49	Fill in: I am fond … reading novels.
	with
	about
1	of
	in
	at
V50	Fill in: I’m sorry … not listening to you.
	on
	at
1	for
	in
	to
M17E1T60	Active Voice. Part I (Indefinite Tenses)
V1	Present Simple. I … friends to the party.
1	invite
	invited
	inviting
	is inviting
	invites
V2	Present Simple. We often … letters to our parents.
	writes
1	write
	writing
	writed
	is writing
V3	Present Simple. Her sister … to the seaside next July.
	go
1	goes
	went
	going
	be going
V4	Present Simple. Your children usually … many questions.
	asks
1	ask
	asked
	asking
	is asking
V5	Present Simple. I … several foreign languages.
1	know
	knows
	knew
	is knowing
	knowed
V6	Present Simple. The Black Sea … in the South of Russia.
	be
1	is
	are
	am
	does
V7	Present Simple. There … little light in the kitchen.
	are
	do
1	is
	am
	be
V8	Present Simple. There … a text-book, some pens and pencils on the desk.
	are
	do
1	is
	am
	be
V9	Present Simple. There … two desks, a sofa and a mirror in the room.
1	are
	do
	is
	am
	be
V10	Present Simple. There … three students and a teacher in the room.
1	are
	do
	is
	am
	be
V11	Present Simple. Tom (not to play) football with his friends.
	don’t play
1	doesn’t play
	is not play
	are not play
	am not play
V12	Present Simple. … your cat … (like) fish?
	Do … like
1	Does … like
	Is … like
	Am … like
	Are … like
V13	Present Simple. Dad usually (work) on Saturday.
1	works
	is working
	are working
	am working
	work
V14	Present Simple. What … you … (think) of me?
	are … think
	is … think
	am … thinking
1	do … think
	does … think
V15	Present Simple. What time … he … (get up)?
1	does … get up
	do … get up
	is … get up
	am … get up
	are … get up
V16	Present Simple. How often … she … (go) swimming?
	do … go
	is … go
	goes
1	does … go
	are … go
V17	Present Simple. … your father … (drive) a car fast?
	Is … drive
1	Does … drive
	Did … drive
	Do … drives
	Are … driving
V18	Present Simple. She usually … (come) home early.
	not comes
	is come
1	comes
	come
	are come
V19	Present Simple. We always … (go) to the country on Saturdays.
1	go
	goes
	not goes
	is go
	are go
V20	Present Simple. What time … your sister … (come) back home?
	does … comes
	do … come
1	does … come
	is … come
	did … come
V21	Past Simple. How long … he wait for them last time at the station?
	does
	was
	is
	were
1	did
V22	Past Simple. … you have any problems with his work?
	has
1	did
	was
	had
	is
V23	Past Simple. … you at the meeting last week?
1	were
	was
	had
	has
	did
V24	Past Simple. My brother’s friend … there yesterday.
	has
1	was
	am
	are
	were
V25	Past Simple. Mario always … everything on time.
	am
	is
	do
1	did
	are
V26	Past Simple. … they there last time?
	been
	am
	was
	is
1	were
V27	Past Simple. When … you meet him for the first time?
	does
1	did
	am
	had
	are
V28	Past Simple. His first book … not very interesting.
	am
	has
	had
1	was
	did
V29	Past Simple. I … to this story many years ago.
	listen
1	listened
	listens
	was listened
	will listen
V30	Past Simple. The question … very simple, but nobody could answer it.
	be
1	was
	am
	had
	did
V31	Past Simple. Present Perfect. Choose the right variant: George went to the cinema, but he … the film much.
	haven’t enjoyed
	hasn’t enjoyed
	don’t enjoyed
1	didn’t enjoy
	hadn’t enjoyed
V32	Past Simple. Present Perfect. Choose the right variant: My favourite football team … a lot of matches last season.
	win
	wins
1	won
	has won
	have won
V33	Past Simple. Present Perfect. Choose the right variant: Jack … to remember what he had done last April.
	try
1	tried
	has tried
	have tried
	had tried
V34	Past Simple. Present Perfect. Choose the right variant: I walked quickly because I … cold.
1	felt
	feel
	has felt
	have felt
	had felt
V35	Past Simple. Present Perfect. Choose the right variant: We rarely watch television, but last week we … a lot of interesting programmes.
	watch
	has watched
	have watched
1	watched
	had watched
V36	Future Simple, to be going + Infinitive. Choose the right variant. I think that the weather ….change tomorrow.
1	will
	shall
	be
	was
	is
V37	Future Simple, to be going + Infinitive. Choose the right variant. Bill says he … going to give up his job.
	are
1	is
	will
	were
	shall
V38	Future Simple, to be going + Infinitive. Choose the right variant. She … receive his letter next week.
	shall
	is
1	will
	are
	should
V39	Future Simple, to be going + Infinitive. Choose the right variant. I …help you with your English next year.
	will
	do
	does
1	shall
	is
V40	Future Simple, to be going + Infinitive. Choose the right variant. We …. going to write a letter to our friends in the evening.
	will
	shall
	should
	would
1	are
V41	Future Simple, to be going + Infinitive. Choose the right variant. I hear he … go abroad next summer.
	is
1	will
	shall
	does
	do
V42	Future Simple, to be going + Infinitive. Choose the right variant. We … have a class in English tomorrow.
1	shall
	will
	do
	does
	should
V43	Future Simple, to be going + Infinitive. Choose the right variant. He …be a student of the University.
	shall
1	will
	was
	were
	does
V44	Future Simple, to be going + Infinitive. Choose the right variant. There ….be a lot of work to do about the house.
	was
	were
1	will
	shall
	was
V45	Future Simple, to be going + Infinitive. Choose the right variant. The traffic … be very heavy today.
	were
	was
1	will
	shall
	do
V46	Future Simple, to be going + Infinitive. Choose the right variant. I ….have an interesting job.
1	shall
	will
	do
	does
	were
V47	Future Simple, to be going + Infinitive. Choose the right variant. ….you book tickets in advance?
	do
	does
	is
1	will
	shall
V48	Future Simple, to be going + Infinitive. Choose the right variant. They ….work in the garden next Sunday.
	shall
	do
	does
1	will
	was
V49	Future Simple, to be going + Infinitive. Choose the right variant. When ….you come here?
	shall
	do
	does
1	will
	were
V50	Future Simple, to be going + Infinitive. Choose the right variant. I ….spend my weekend in the country.
	will
	do
	was
	were
1	shall
M18E1T60	Active Voice. Part II (Continuous Tenses)
V1	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Yesterday at 10 o’clock he ….
	were working
	is working
1	was working
	will be working
	am working
V2	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Now he … the football game on TV.
	am watching
1	is watching
	was watching
	will be watching
	are watching
V3	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: The kids ….. football in the park at the moment.
	were playing
	is playing
	was playing
	will be playing
1	are playing
V4	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Right now the police … a man with one eye called Smith.
	were looking for
1	are looking for
	was looking for
	will be looking for
	have been looking for
V5	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: At 9 o’clock tomorrow she ….
	were working
	is working
	was working
1	will be working
	am working
V6	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Ann ….. the ceiling right now.
	was painting
	has painting
	were painting
	will be painting
1	is painting
V7	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous: I … to the shop. Can I get you anything?
	were going
1	am going
	was going
	will be going
	are going
V8	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Now we … in a perfect weather and we … excellent time.
	are flying; is having
	were flying; are having
	have been flying; have been having
	will be flying; will be having
1	are flying; are having
V9	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Rose ….. at computer yesterday at four by her grandma.
	were working
	is working
	are working
	will be working
1	was working
V10	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: It’s nearly lunchtime. My friend in the USA … now.
	has been getting up
	were getting up
	was getting up
	will be getting up
1	is getting up
V11	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: "… you … your bicycle this evening?"-"No, you can take it"
	were … using
	is … using
	was … using
1	will … be using
	am … using
V12	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Exuse me, young man. … you … gum?
	am … chewing
	were … chewing
	have … been chewing
	will … be chewing
1	are … chewing
V13	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: "… they … the post office when they go out?" – "Yes, I’m sure."
	am … passing
	is … passing
	was … passing
1	will … be passing
	have … been passing
V14	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Two sisters are in bed together. Are you asleep? I … you!
	wasn’t telling
	aren’t telling
	haven’t been telling
	won’t be telling
1	am not telling
V15	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Mr Simons … by train now.
	were traveling
	are traveling
1	is traveling
	will be traveling
	am traveling
V16	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: - Come out of the water! Swimming is not allowed here! - But I …, officer! I …!
	am not swimming; is drowning;
	wasn’t swimming; was drowning;
	haven’t been swimming; have been drowning;
	won’t be swimming; will drowning;
1	am not swimming; am drowning;
V17	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: She … Painkillers right now.
	am taking
	were taking
1	is taking
	will be taking
	are taking
V18	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Look at him! He … a boat.
	were rowing
	are rowing
1	is rowing
	will be rowing
	am rowing
V19	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: I … to do two things at once – preparing for my final exams in June, and … for a job.
	were trying; looking;
1	am trying; looking;
	was trying; looking;
	will be trying; looking;
	have been trying; looking;
V20	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: A small boy … next to the escalator now.
	were standing;
1	is standing;
	are standing;
	will be standing;
	have been standing;
V21	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Tom … around Europe now.
	was traveling
	are traveling
1	is traveling
	will be traveling
	am traveling
V22	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: You … at cards last night.
	is cheating
1	were cheating
	have been cheating
	will be cheating
	are cheating
V23	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Now I … the tenth short article for the local newspaper.
	is writing
	was writing
1	am writing
	will be writing
	are writing
V24	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: A motorist was in court for speeding. He told the judge that on the day he … at ten miles an hour and not at sixty miles an hour.
1	was driving
	is driving
	have been driving
	will be driving
	am driving
V25	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: I wonder what I … at six o’clock tomorrow.
	was doing
	are doing
	have been doing
1	will be doing
	am doing
V26	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Moira … for a meal this evening.
	is coming
	was coming
	has been coming
1	will be coming
	are coming
V27	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Lucky you! This time next week you … on a beach in Thailand.
	were lying
	are lying
	have been lying
1	will be lying
	am lying
V28	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Yesterday at 6 o’clock I … to the dentist.
	have been going
1	was going
	am going
	will be going
	is going
V29	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Tom’s hands are very dirty. He … the car at the moment.
	would be fixing
	were fixing
1	is fixing
	will be fixing
	are fixing
V30	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: In future doctors … illnesses differently, but we may not need to use doctors at all.
	have been diagnosing
	were diagnosing
	are diagnosing
1	will be diagnosing
	was diagnosing
V31	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Catherine Wild ….. Christmas cards right now.
	were making
	was making
1	is making
	will be making
	are making
V32	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Last Monday at 7 o’clock, Mr. Goldsmith … in an expensive shop in London store.
1	was shopping
	were shopping
	has been shopping
	will be shopping
	is shopping
V33	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: We … holidays in Spain at the moment.
1	are having
	were having
	am having
	will be having
	was having
V34	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Jim … tennis now.
	was playing
	were playing
1	is playing
	will be playing
	am playing
V35	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Linda is from Canada. Now she … around the Europe.
1	is traveling
	was traveling
	has been traveling
	will be traveling
	are traveling
V36	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Two friends … along the road when they saw a new monument at a bus stop.
	is walking
1	were walking
	have been walking
	will be walking
	are walking
V37	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Ann … tennis with her father now.
1	is playing
	were playing
	are playing
	will be playing
	was playing
V38	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: On the ferry to France the green-faced passenger … over the side of the board now.
	was leaning
	were leaning
	has been leaning
	will be leaning
1	is leaning
V39	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Your friend … for you now.
1	is waiting
	was waiting
	has been waiting
	will be waiting
	are waiting
V40	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Last week our uncle … by the river.
	has been fishing
	were fishing
	is fishing
	will be fishing
1	was fishing
V41	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: You look tired. … you … now?
	Was ….. working
	Is ….. working
1	Are ….. working
	Will ….. be working
	Am ….. working
V42	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: I … not very well at the moment. Please, call me later.
	has been feeling
	were feeling
1	am feeling
	will be feeling
	is feeling
V43	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: There’s a strange smell in here. … you … something?
	Was … cooking
1	Are … cooking
	Is … cooking
	Will … be cooking
	Has … been cooking
V44	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Bill and Andy … films at the moment.
	Is making
	were making
1	are making
	will be making
	am making
V45	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: - John, what were you doing out there in the rain? - I … wet, mum!
1	was getting
	am getting
	are getting
	will be getting
	has been getting
V46	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Two little boys were on holiday. They … in the sea.
1	were paddling
	was paddling
	Am paddling
	will be paddling
	Is paddling
V47	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: We … at the dinner table.
	was chattering
	Is chattering
1	are chattering
	will be chattering
	am chattering
V48	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Right now I … back to live with my mother.
	are going
	were going
	have been going
	will be going
1	am going
V49	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Two very tired men … to find their way home, but they were lost.
	has been trying
1	were trying
	am trying
	will be trying
	is trying
V50	Complete sentences by using suitable forms of Present Continuous, Past Continuous and Future Continuous: Tom … his new book yesterday at 7.
	is reading
1	was reading
	am reading
	will be reading
	were reading
M22E1T60	The Verb “to be”, Pronouns
V1	The Verb “to be”: We ____ interested in shopping. We don’t like it at all.
	Is
	Am
1	Aren’t
	Are
	Isn’t
V2	The Verb “to be”: ____ they nice students?
1	Are
	Was
	Is
	Am
	Isn’t
V3	The Verb “to be”: We ____ unhappy today.
	Is
	Am
	Was
1	Are
	Isn’t
V4	The Verb “to be”: How ___ he today? – I think he ___ all right.
	was, is
1	is, is
	will be, was
	am, are
	Were, was
V5	The Verb “to be”: The train ___ late again! We ____ late for the conference!
1	Is, will be
	Are, will be
	Was, was
	Will, will
	Is, is
V6	The Verb “to be”: Stephanie and Luke _____ good friends, but they always argue with each other.
	Aren’t
1	Are
	Is
	Was
	be
V7	The Verb “to be”: That computer ____ very slow. I can’t work on it anymore.
	Am
	Are
1	Is
	Be
	were
V8	The Verb “to be”: Anna ____ from Mexico, she ____ from Norway.
	Was, was
	Were, were
	Will be, will be
1	Isn’t, is
	Wasn’t, were
V9	The Verb “to be”: ____ cold outside?
1	Is it
	Are it
	Are he
	It is
	Will it
V10	The Verb “to be”: ____ these exercises difficult?
1	Are
	Is
	Was
	Be
	am
V11	The Verb “to be”: ____ you hungry?
	Is
	Was
1	Are
	Am
	Be
V12	The Verb “to be”: Do you know what time it is? --- Yes, ____ a quarter to six.
	Is it
	Was it
1	It is
	Is
	It
V13	The Verb “to be”: _____ two cups in the cupboard.
1	There are
	Are there
	This are
	It is
	This is
V14	The Verb “to be”: ____ a desk in the study.
	Is there
1	There is
	These are
	This are
	They are
V15	The Verb “to be”: ____ any tables in the kitchen?
	Is there
	There is
1	Are there
	There are
	Is this
V16	The Verb “to be”: _____ a fireplace in the living room.
	They are
	Are there
1	There is
	Is there
	Is it
V17	The Verb “to be”: _____ some beautiful plants in the bedroom.
1	There are
	There aren’t
	There is
	Is there
	There isn’t
V18	The Verb “to be”: Last year I went to Thailand. _____ a big swimming pool in the hotel.
1	There was
	There were
	Was there
	Were there
	They were
V19	The Verb “to be”: How many guests ______ at the party yesterday?
	There were
	There was
1	Were there
	Was there
	It is
V20	The Verb “to be”: I think I _____ a journalist in future.
	Was
	Were
1	Will be
	Be
	Is
V21	The Verb “to be”: Is there a sofa in the bathroom? ---- No, ______.
1	There isn’t
	There is
	There aren’t
	It is
	They aren’t
V22	Pronouns: What are _____ ? --- ______ are flowers.
1	These, these
	This, this
	This, these
	It, it
	That, that
V23	The Verb “to be”: ____ two bottles on the table. ______ are the bottles with mineral water.
1	There are, they
	There are, it
	There is, it
	Is there, they
	Are there, they
V24	Pronouns: My key is in my pocket. ____ is in a safe place.
	She
1	It
	He
	They
	We
V25	Pronouns: The students are very tired. ____ study too hard.
	He
	She
	It
1	They
	Her
V26	Pronouns: There's a cat in the kitchen. ____ is black and white.
1	It
	They
	You
	We
	His
V27	The Verb “to be”: There ____ seven books in my bag.
	Is
	She
	No
	Was
1	Are
V28	The Verb “to be”: ____ you _____ at the party tomorrow?
1	Will, be
	Will, are
	There, will
	Was, be
	Were, be
V29	Pronouns: There is a big shopping center in my town. _____ is very popular.
	She
1	It
	They
	We
	You
V30	Pronouns: Is this bike _____?
1	Yours
	Your
	Her
	He
	It
V31	Pronouns: Can you tell _____ the time, please?
1	Me
	I
	He
	She
	We
V32	Pronouns: I wanted to talk to John so I invited ____ to _____ house.
1	Him, my
	He, my
	She, my
	It, my
	His, my
V33	Pronouns: Sam stayed in London because he liked ____ clubs.
	Her
	His
1	Its
	Their
	Me
V34	Pronouns: That house is ____.
1	Mine
	My
	Me
	He
	She
V35	The Verb “to be”: What _____ their names?
	Is
	Am
	Be
1	Are
	Was
V36	The Verb “to be”: ______ you from Canada?
	Is
1	Are
	Was
	Will
	Be
V37	The Verb “to be”: _____ half past nine. Let’s go home!
1	It’s
	He’s
	She’s
	They are
	We are
V38	The Verb “to be”: …. usually cold here in winter.
	Is it
1	It is
	They is
	This
	Be
V39	The Verb “to be”: I don’t think that he ____ a policeman.
	Are
1	Is
	Am
	Were
	Be
V40	The Verb “to be”: ______ a cheap restaurant?
1	Is it
	It is
	Are they
	Is these
	Are that
V41	Pronouns: Paul likes Jane. He likes _____ very much.
1	Her
	Them
	She
	Hers
	I
V42	Pronouns: ____ think it’s awful!
1	I
	She
	He
	Me
	Her
V43	Pronouns: Is this pen mine or _____?
1	Yours
	You
	Me
	She
	He
V44	Pronouns: I need you, you need me, we need _______.
	Us
1	Each other
	I
	They
	We
V45	Pronouns: Please try and understand how I feel. Put _____ in my position.
	You
	Yours
1	Yourself
	Me
	She
V46	The Verb “to be”: I ____ in London two years ago.
1	Was
	Were
	Am
	Will be
	Be
V47	The Verb “to be”: My friends _____ far away when I was sick.
	Was
1	Were
	Am
	Are
	Will be
V48	The Verb “to be”: I don’t think that she_____ a good manager in future.
	Is
	Am
	Was
	Were
1	Will be
V49	The Verb “to be”: It was a long voyage. We ____ at sea for four weeks.
1	Were
	Was
	Am
	Are
	Is
V50	The Verb “to be”: I ____ always happy when you come to visit me.
1	Am
	Are
	Is
	Be
	Will