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1. I Give the right variant of the verb to be: Tom and Bob good football players?   are were was will be am  
I Give the right variant of the verb to be: you hungry?   are am was will be were  
I Give the right variant of the verb to be: This a very bad plan.   is shall be was are am  
I Give the right variant of the verb to be: It an interesting book.   is are shall be am will be  
I Give the right variant of the verb to be: History my favourite subject at school..   was is Are were will be  
I Give the right variant of the verb to be: Where you yesterday?   were is Am was will be  
I Give the right variant of the verb to be: History the first lesson tomorrow.   will be is Are was were  
I Give the right variant of the verb to be: Mathematics an exact science.   is are Am was were              
I Give the right variant of the verb to be: There a lot of sheep in the field.   are is Am will be were  
I Give the right variant of the verb to be: Knowledge power.   is am Are will be shall be  
I Give the right variant of the verb to be: It snowing now.   is are Am was were  
I Give the right variant of the verb to be: There many students in the classroom.   are is Am will be were  
I Put the verb into Simple Tenses: He always for a walk in the evening.   goes go gone went will go  
I Put the verb into Simple Tenses: The building of the trade centre a month ago.   began begin begins will begin beginning  
I Put the verb into Simple Tenses: Your brother to the exhibition next Sunday   will go went go goes going  
I Put the verb into Simple Tenses: Every winter Nick to the Swiss Alps to ski.   goes go gone went will go  
I Put the verb into Simple Tenses: I the book from the library yesterday.   took takes taken will take taking  
I Put the verb into Simple Tenses: We a letter to my cousin next week.   will write will be write writing will writing was writing  
I Give the right variant of the verb to have: your friend a family?   has have Had shall have will have  
20. I Give the right variant of the verb to have: They English lesson yesterday. They had biology.   had not will not have Has not shall not have have not  
21. I Give the right variant of the verb to have: We a nice room in a hostel.   have had shall have has will have  
22. I Give the right variant of the verb to have: My friends son many toys.   has shall have will have had have  
23. I Give the right variant of the verb to have: His parents a nice house in a village.   have had will have shall have has  
24. I Give the right variant of the verb to have: She some interesting books last week.   had has have will have shall have  
25. I Give the right variant of the verb to have: Her daughter much work now. She is free.   has not shall not have will not have had not have not  
26. I Give the right variant of the verb to have: this student a nice room in the hostel?   has shall have have will have had  
27. I Give the right variant of the verb to have they examinations last winter?   had shall have has will have have  
28. I Give the right variant of the verb to have: These students five examinations.   have has had will have has not  
29. I Give the right variant of the verb to have: John a good friend.   has had have will have shall have  
30. I Give the right variant of the verb to have: I a comfortable flat next month.   shall have have has had have had  
31. I Give the right variant of the verb to have: Nick many friends at the Institute.   has had have will have shall have  
32. I Give the right variant of the verb to have: you a big house in the country?   have has will have shall have had  
I Give the right variant of the verb to have: Mary six lessons tomorrow.   will have have Has had shall have  
I Choose the right Antonym: Short   long fresh little warm cold  
I Choose the right Antonym: Cheap   expensive clean annual educational easy  
I Choose the right Antonym: Wide   narrow arable dairy main hot  
I Choose the right Antonym: Appearance   disappearance tropical enable unimportant pearance  
I Choose the right Antonym: Often   seldom yet already always full  
I Choose the right Antonym: Careless   careful suitable valuable objective expensive  
I Choose the right Antonym: Warm   cool salty harmful blue dark  
I Choose the right Antonym: Slow   rapid cloudy narrow main empty  
I Choose the right Antonym: processing   treating forming growing dried narrow  
I Choose the right Antonym: to graduate   To enter To order To grade To be born To examine  
I Choose the right Synonym: Different   various fertile scientific big easy  
I Choose the right Synonym: Chief   main low house dry cold  
I Choose the right Synonym: Sophisticated   complex simple rely subject digital  
I Choose the right Synonym: Finish   end horse output bring find  
I Choose the right Synonym: Aim   purpose subject production method main  
I Choose the right Synonym: Evaluate   estimate expected exist satisfy sandy  
I Choose the right Synonym: Vapor   steam place Sky moon view  
I Choose the right Synonym: Rapid   quick fresh salty important slowly  
I Choose the right Synonym: Substance   matter main object return chiefly  
I Choose the right Synonym: Breathing   respiration transpiration assistance cut air  
I Choose the right Antonym: To begin   to end to approve to measure to pay to like  
I Give the right English equivalent: /Құғ   machine-tool machine part facility drilling milling  
I Give the right English equivalent: /қ   stress brittle failure ability trend  
I Give the right English equivalent: /қ   crack stress rigid trend bar  
I Give the right English equivalent:   mechanical engineer civil engineer naval engineer chemical engineer electrical engineer  
I Give the right English equivalent: /өң   processing carrying integration digital cutting  
I Give the right English equivalent: /   copper iron cast iron brass tungsten  
I Give the right English equivalent: / қ   storage substance matter production store-room  
I Give the right English equivalent: / ү   horse power hardness powerful horse copper  
I Give the right English equivalent: /   invention decrease dimension density achievement  
I Give the right English equivalent: /   friction observation reliability combustion preparation  
I Give the right English equivalent: /   substance resistance assistance solution shaft  
I Give the right English equivalent: /ә   ray bearing bolt nut turret  
67. I   Give the right English equivalent: /қ   observation presentation preparation improvement development  
68. I   Give the right English equivalent: /ә   accurate resistance reliable fault bearing  
69. I   Give the right English equivalent: /ө   to split to burn to develop to overcome to heat  
70. I   Give the right English equivalent: /ққ   hardness lightness toughness useless attractive  
71. I   Give the right English equivalent:   nitrogen carbon oxygen cast iron copper  
72. I Give the right English equivalent: /ө   carbon oxygen nitrogen hydrogen brass  
73. I Give the right English equivalent: /ұқ   shop tool trend mill store-room  
74. I Give the right English equivalent: /қ   to equip to mill to grind to last to bore  
75. I Give the right English equivalent: /ң   important possible common improvement development  
76. I Give the right English equivalent: /қ   complex index internal external property  
77. I Give the right English equivalent: /ұ   to suggest to give to mill to deal to grind  
78. I Give the right English equivalent: /   to replace to rewrite to remain to make to require  
79. I Give the right English equivalent: /   artificial natural global essential important  
80. I Give the right English equivalent: /   springs shafts bearings tools bars  
81. I Give the right English equivalent: /   decrease increase fracture tension dimension  
82. I Give the right English equivalent: /қ   up-to-date old various important global  
83. I Give the right English equivalent: /   lubrication casting fatigue technique twisting  
84. I Give the right English equivalent: / өң   Gear bearing rigid stress strain  
85. I Give the right English equivalent: /ү   shape shear amount fluid beam  
86. I Give the right English equivalent: /   development achievement improvement drilling accurate  
87. I Give the right English equivalent: /ұққ   fluid hardness solid gas trend  
88. I Give the right English equivalent: /ғ   explosive extensive expensive replacement indication  
89. I Give the right English equivalent:   crankshaft attach adjust flywheel gear  
90. I Give the right English equivalent: /   mining engineer chemical engineer mechanical engineer electric engineer tool engineer  
91. I Give the right English equivalent: /   solution complicated approach observation dimension  
92. I Give the right English equivalent: /қ   to obtain to drill to mill to give to bring  
93. I Give the right English equivalent: /   resistance detector friction fault accurate  
94. I Give the right English equivalent: /қ ә   to meet demands to meet friends to meet friendly to keep up to win  
95. I Give the right English equivalent:, /,ө   to burn definition windmill improvement digging  
96. I Give the right English equivalent: /ң   level tube deep sand clay  
97. I Give the right English equivalent: /қғ   traffic speed degree accident safety  
98. I Give the right English equivalent: /   research refuse remain ray close  
99. I Give the right English equivalent:   mine war own time level  
100. I Give the right English equivalent: /   to respect to expect to require to name to injure  
101. I Give the right English equivalent: /қ   to justify to threaten to cause to introduce to meet  
102. I Give the right English equivalent: /, ң   to win to offer to build to grow to meet  
103. I Give the right English equivalent: /   internal combustion engine gear shear hole mill  
104. I Give the right English equivalent: /   piston ray tool range invention  
105. I Give the right English equivalent: /ғ,   to heat to split to obtain to drill to refuse  
106. II Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison:The you get up, the more you can do.   earlier early earliest more early the early  
107. II Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison:John knows Russian as as English.   well better worse more good most well  
108. II Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: London is one of cities in the world.   the biggest bigger more big most big big  
109. II Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: This sentence is than the first one.   more difficult difficulter difficultest difficult most difficult  
110. II Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: This mountain is in Europe.   the highest higher more high most high high  
111. II Choose the suitable Modal verb: You..not smoke here.   must can am may would  
112. II Choose the suitable Modal verb: He answer the question.   can able to am will are  
II Choose the suitable Modal verb: When Pete was a boy, he ..swim very well.   could can may must need  
II Choose the suitable Modal verb: ... I come in?   may could can must should  
II Choose the suitable Modal verb: Her grandmother... knit very well.   can should ought might to be able to  
II Choose the suitable Modal verb: It... be very difficult to learn Chinese.   must may to be allowed can should  
II Choose the verb in Simple tenses: Where you usually your holidays?   do spend did spending do to spend to spend is spending  
II Choose the verb in Simple tenses: She usuallya lot of time on her English.   spends to spend spending spent spended  
II Choose the verb in Simple tenses: My friend the Medical Institute last year.   entered enter enters will enter shall enter  
II Choose the verb in Simple tenses: We at college together some years ago.   studied study studies will study shall study  
II Choose the verb in Simple tenses: Diligent students always hard.   work works worked working do working  
II Choose the verb in Simple tenses: What a student ?   does do do does is do was do did did  
II Choose the right form of Simple tense: This group to the theatre next month.   will go go goes shall go went  
II Choose the right form of Simple tense: I with my teacher tomorrow after classes.   shall speak speak spoke has spoken speaks  
II Choose the right form of Simple tense: The teacher the new grammar rule at the next lesson.   will ask asked asks ask shall ask  
II Choose the right form of Simple tense: They in a month.   will return returned returns return have return  
II Choose the right form of Simple tense: He at home tomorrow.   will not be is not was not are not were not  
II Choose the verb in Simple tense: We always dinner at this canteen   have had has have had is having  
II Choose the right form of Simple Tense: We a picnic yesterday.     had has having will have have had  
II Choose the right form of the Past Tense: We . books from the library last week.   got get gets will get shall get  
II Choose the right form of the Past tense: Three weeks later I for Moscow   left to leave will leave leaves leave  
II Choose the right form of the Past Tense: I up early yesterday.   woke wake wakes will wake shall wake  
II Choose the right form of the Past Tense: Two years ago Ann a car.   bought buy buys is bought will buy    
II Choose the verb in Past Simple: My friend the Medical Institute last year.   entered enter enters will enter shall enter  
II Choose the right form of the verb in the Passive Voice: This picture in 19th century.   was painted   painted were painted will be painted will painted  
II Choose the right form of the verb in the Passive Voice: The letter... yesterday   was received   will received received receive is receiving  
II Choose the right form of the verb in the Passive Voice: Nick to Moscow next week.   will be sent   will send will sent sent was sent  
II Choose the right form of the verb in the Passive Voice: I at the lesson yesterday.   was asked   will asked were asked asked ask  
II Choose the right form of the verb in the Passive Voice: I . a very interesting book at the library yesterday.   was given will be given give were given given  
II Choose the right form of the Future Tense: My elder sister . school next year.   will finish finishes finish finished shall finish  
II Choose the right form of the Future Tense: The population of our city one million by 2006.   will reach reaches reach reached shall reach  
II Choose the right form of the Future Tense: If Dad buy a new car, we to the sea-side by car next summer.   shall go go went goes gone  
II Choose the right form of the Future Tense: You in Paris tomorrow evening.   will arrive arrives arrive arrived is arrived  
II Choose the right form of the Future Tense: If he isnt busy tomorrow, he probably to the cinema with you.   will go goes went gone to go  
II Choose the right form of the Continuous Tense: We . in silence when he suddenly asked me to help him.   were walking was walking is walking walked walks  
II Choose the right form of the Continuous Tense: She . all the evening tomorrow.   will be working is working was working will being worked is being worked  
II Choose the right form of the Continuous Tense: When Misha came to the stadium, we football.   were playing was playing played is playing was being played  
II Choose the right form of the Continuous Tense: They a difficult problem now.   are solving is solving was solving solved solves  
II Choose the right form of the Continuous Tense: They . tennis now.   are playing played will be played play were playing  
II Put the following into the Past Continuous Tense: She the rooms when I home.   was doing/came is doing/came were doing/ come were done/came Are doing/camed  
II Put the following into the Present Continuous Tense: Tom is in his room. He the piano.   is playing was playing am playing played plays  
II Put the following into the Past Continuous Tense: They their homework when we came to see them.   were doing was doing done did was being done  
II Put the following into the Present Continuous Tense: I still at my report.   am working work works are working is working  
II Put the following into the Future Continuous Tense: When I come home tomorrow, my family supper.   will be having have has had is having has  
II Put the following into the Perfect Tense: He .. . a letter.   has received receive will receive received are receiving  
II Put the following into the Perfect Tense: They the club before we came.   had left has left have left leave left  
II Put the following into the Perfect Tense: Yes. I know Jim. I him for more than ten years.   have known had known has known knows knew  
II Put the following into the Perfect Tense: It before we came there.   had happened has happened happened will happened have happened  
II Put the following into the Perfect Tense: He already what to do with the cassettes.   has decided had decided have decided decides decide  
II Put the following into the Perfect Tense: How many pages you by five oclock tomorrow?   will have read have read Has read is reading shall be reading  
II Put the following into the Perfect Tense: I to Moscow since last year.   havent been hasnt been have been didnt be was not  
II Choose the right form of the Perfect Tense: He his work by next month.   will have finished will has finished had finished have finished to finish  
II Choose the right form of the Perfect Tense: you . to Italy this year?   have gone had gone did go do go will go  
III Choose the right variant: If I any help I my friend.   need, 'll phone needs, phones needed, 'll phone 'll need, 'll phone 'll need, phone  
III Choose the right variant: I want to go shopping but if you to come, you .     don't want, needn't not want, needn't doesnt want, need do want, needn't want, need  
III Choose the right variant: If you on this tram it'll take you to the downtown.   get 'll get got have got gets  
II Choose the right form of the verb in the Passive Voice: The equipment... from steel.   is made made make are made making  
II Choose the right form of the verb in the Passive Voice: The work... at last.   has been finished is finished is being finished been finished finishing  
II Choose the right form of the verb in the Passive Voice: The hostel... near the University.   is built build are built building to build  
II Choose the right form of the verb in the Passive Voice: The young engineers... a new laboratory by the Dean yesterday.   were shown was shown showed is shown will show  
II Choose the right form of the verb in the Passive Voice: Many new houses for farmers... in my village now.   are being built is built built to build building  
III Choose the right variant of the Participle I: ... the girl by the hand, she led her across the street.   taking to take took takes is taking  
III Choose the right variant of the Participle I: I picked up the pencil... on the floor.   lying to lie are lying lain is lying  
III Choose the right variant of the Participle II: Name some places... by you last year.   visited visiting visit to visit are visited  
III Choose the right variant of the Participle II: Read the... sentences once more.   translated translates to translate translating are translated  
III Choose the right form of the Infinitive: (To know) foreign languages well we must work much.   to know know knows to known knowed  
III Choose the right form of the Infinitive: It is necessary (to use) new machines on the collective farm.   to use to uses to used use was use  
III Choose the right form of the Gerund: The machine needs (to clean).   cleaning has clean have clean clean is clean  
179. III Choose the right form of the Gerund: He seemed sorry for (to be) inattentive to his child.   being been to been is been are being  
180. III Choose the right form of the Gerund: She confessed to (to forget) to send the letter.   forgetting forget is forget are forget am forgetting  
                                 

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