Ekzamen_English
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no, any
V43
Choose the right form of Indefinite Pronoun or its compounds: Can you do … by yourself now?
something
nothing
some
1
anything
any
V44
Choose the right form of Indefinite Pronoun or its compounds: There are… beautiful pictures in the magazine. Look at them.
1
some
no
any
nothing
something
V45
Choose the right form of Indefinite Pronoun or its compounds: I am not going to see him today because I have … important to report.
anything
something
1
nothing
nobody
any
V46
Choose the right form of Indefinite Pronoun or its compounds: Soon … was asleep.
1
everybody
some
everywhere
anything
nothing
V47
Choose the right form of Indefinite Pronoun or its compounds: “Where did you go for your holidays?”. “ …, I stayed at home.”
Any
1
Nowhere
Anywhere
Somewhere
Everywhere
V48
Choose the right form of Indefinite Pronoun or its compounds: He likes … water sports, but not all of them.
1
some
anything
no
any
every
V49
Choose the right form of Indefinite Pronoun or its compounds: I can’t find my watch. … I’ve looked all over the house.
Nowhere
Somewhere
Anything
1
Anywhere
Everywhere
V50
Choose the right form of Indefinite Pronoun or its compounds: … is all right, the patient is much better today.
nothing
1
everything
anything
many
something
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 is (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
adviseses
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: Why don't you eat these ...?
potato
1
potatoes
potatos
potaties
potates
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 put my textbooks on the ....
shelf
shelfs
1
shelves
shelfes
shelve
V26
Choose the right variant: There ... a lot of sheep in field today.
is
1
are
been
have
has
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.
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.
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 … 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
about
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.
1
will
do
does
did
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.