IV. Circle the suitable pronoun.

1. Is there (somebody, any, anybody) in the other room?

2. Not (much, a lot, many) people know this little place near London.

3. The book (who, which, whose) is on the table belongs to him.

4. There isn't (nothing, anything, any) interesting to do there.

5. You can meet quite (few, little, a lot of) interesting people at the party.

6. Theyused to discussvariousthingswith(the other, each other, themselves).

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

1. you/ building/ seen/ ever/ have/ this/ before?

2. him/ anything/1/ take/ to/ want/ from/ don't.

3. new/ first/ boy/ the/ notice/ car/ the/ where/ did?

4. the/ secretary/ managing/ with/ not/ was/ his/ satisfied/ director.

5. use/ the/ they/ to/ typewriter/ are/ when/ going?

VI. Circle the right variant.

1. A: How do you like your tea, strong or weak? B: a) It's strong, please.

b) Both.

c) Not too strong, please.

2. A: I hope you will excuse me for being late. B: a) Yes, I will.

b) Yes, you may.

c) That's all right.

3. A: Thank you very much indeed for your help. B: a) All right.

b) Never mind.

c) You are welcome.

4. A: Where do you come from?

B: a) I come from the University.

b) I came from the University.

c) I am from Paris.

5. a) Do you like some more cake?

b) Would you like some more cake?

c) Do you love some more cake?

VII. Circle the appropriate word.

It was raining (heavy, heavily) as I was (coming, walking) up the hill, towards the station on a Saturday morning. At this hour (it, there) wasn't much traffic and (it, there) weren't many people (in sight, inside). Just as I was crossing the (way, road) (near, nearly) the top of the mountain hill, a car (came, drove) round the corner. It was travelling very (fast, slow) and the driver was obviously having difficulty in controlling it.

Test 37

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

1.1 usually (not to have) breakfast before I (to go) to work.

2. When the door-bell (to ring) he (to stand) up and (to go) to the door.

3.1 am awfully tired. I never (to work) so hard in my life.

4. Are you the boy whose dog (to make) a terrible noise at night? -I'm sorry, but you (to be) mistaken, sir. I never (to have) a dog.

5. If it (not to stop) raining we won't be able to go boating tomorrow.

6. What time the children (to come) out of school, as a rule?

//. Choose the right article.

1. It is ... lovely film. I admire ... actors there.

2. Don't cross.,., railway lines. It's ... dangerous place.

3. I'll take ... cup of tea and ... few sandwiches. I like ... cheese sandwiches.

4. I'm not sure Paul has ever played ... tennis.

III. Circle the suitable preposition.

1. Tom arrived (on, in, at) Sunday morning and stayed (in, at) home the whole day.

2. When the telephone rang (in, by, at) midnight, I wondered who it was.

3. Shall I take you ( for, at, to) hospital?

4.1 enjoyed the film (at, from) the first moment.

5. He likes keeping his hands (in, at) the pockets.

6. Who are you waiting (of, to, for)?