-: would
-: have to
+: should
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They bought it, but we___.
-: don't
-: doesn't
+: didn't
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My sister works in a bank, but I___.
+: don't
-: doesn't
-: didn't
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He said he would do it and he___.
-: don't
-: doesn't
+: didn't
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I don't know her very well, but my friends___.
+: don't
-: doesn't
-: didn't
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I went, but he___.
-: don't
-: doesn't
+: didn't
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He wants to, but they___.
+: don't
-: doesn't
-: didn't
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Mr. Jones eats meat, but his wife___.
-: don't
+: doesn't
-: didn't
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John and Mary went to the movies last night, but I___.
-: don't
-: doesn't
+: didn't
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_____ is cold and I am tired.
-: this
-: that
+: it
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If I______any help I______my friend.
+: need, '11 phone
-: '11 need, '11 phone
-: '11 need, phone
-: needed, '11 phone
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Let's______before it______raining.
-: to go out, starts
+: go out, starts
-: go out, '11 start
-: going out, '11 start
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I want to go shopping but if you______to come, you
-: want, need
-: not want, needn't
+: don't want, needn't
-: do want, needn't
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If you______on this tram it'll take you to the downtown.
-: '11 get
-: have got
-: got
+: get
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He______to the country tomorrow if the weather is fine.
-: go
-: goes
+: '11 go
-: 'd go
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You'll understand nothing unless you______the book yourself.
+: read
-: won't read
-: don't read
-: '11 read
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You'll understand this rule after your teacher______it to you.
-: '11 explain
-: explain
+: explains
-: don't explain
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1______the room till I see my brother.
-: '11 leave
+: shan't leave
-: leave
-: don't leave
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1______at home till you______me up.
-: am, '11 ring
-: is, ring
+: '11 be, ring
-: '11 be, '11 ring
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You______English fluently if you______hard.
-: speak, work
-: speak, '11 work
+: '11 speak, work
-: '11 speak, '11 work
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He______for Moscow as soon as his father______.
-: '11 leave, arrive
-: '11 leave, '11 arrive
-: leave, '11 arrive
+: '11 leave, arrives
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I prefer ___ outdoor games.
+: playing
-: to playing
-: to play
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Sandra managed ___ a solution.
+: to find
-: finding
-: find
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That isnt my key. _____ is here.
-: Me
-: Myself
+: Mine
-: My
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Look at these two cars. This one is ______ and the other one is hers.
-: me
-: myself
-: my
+: mine
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______ have you got your car?
-: How many
-: What
+: How long
-: Who
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Are you taking _______ magazines with you?
-: nothing
-: anything
+: any
-: something
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________ composition is the best.
-: Yourself
-: You
-: Yours
+: Your
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My house is _______ in the street.
-: smaller
-: more smaller
+: the smallest
-: small
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Thats _______ building Ive ever seen.
-: much modern
+: the most modern
-: more modern
-: modern
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The sofa is _______ than that old chair.
-: much comfortable
+: more comfortable
-: comfortable
-: the most comfortable
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Of the three boys, Dave is the _______.
+: tallest
-: more tall
-: tall
-: taller
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He is the ____________ person Ive ever known.
+: most interesting
-: interestingly
-: very interesting
-: more interesting
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S: The smaller is the house, the _____ it will cost us to heat.
-: little
-: more less
-: the least
+: less
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S: Life is not ________ as it used to be.
-: the easiest
+: so easy
-: easy
-: easier than
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S: Karen is the _______ girl in the class.
-: prettier
+: prettiest
-: more pretty
-: much pretty
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S: Kate can speak Spanish _______ than Avis.
-: fluenter
+: more fluently
-: most fluently
-: more fluentlier
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I have _______ appointment at the dentists this afternoon.
+: an
-: -
-: the
-: a
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Bats and owls generally hunt at _______ night.
-: the
-: a
+: -
-: an
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Many people were waiting for more information about the accident in _______ Swiss Alps.
-: -
+: the
-: an
-: a
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S: She is going to see her daughter who has come from _____ Canada.
-: an
+:
-: a
-: the
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S: Newcastle is a town in _______ north of England.
-: a
-: an
+: the
-: -
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S: I have _______ appointment at the dentists this afternoon.
+: an
-: -
-: the
-: a
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S: We may be going skiing at _______ Christmas, but it's still all up in the air.
-:
-: an
+: -
-: The
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His language skills seem ___.
-: to improving
-: improve
+: to be improving
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Andrew hates ___ early in the morning.
-: to get up
+: getting up
-: to getting up
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Dave agreed ___ his friends at the café tomorrow evening.
-: meet
-: to meeting
+: to meet
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What are you going to do after ___ school?
+: finishing
-: to finish
-: to finishing
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Mike warned his sister not ___ back late.
-: to coming
+: to come
-: come
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We usually learn ___ at school.
-: reading
-: read
+: to read
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Ann didnt know what ___.
-: answering
+: to answer
-: answer
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Your bag looks heavy! Ill carry _______ for you.
+: it
-: him
-: them
-: her
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Are you taking _______ magazines with you?
-: nothing
-: anything
+: any
-: something
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Is this book yours or ________?
-: her
+: his
-: he
-: she
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- How did you get my sister's book?
- She gave it to me _______!
+: herself
-: themselves
-: ourselves
-: myself
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That isnt my key. _____ is here.
-: Me
-: Myself
+: Mine
-: My
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Look at these two cars. This one is ______ and the other one is hers.
-: me
-: myself
-: my
+: mine
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______ have you got your car?
-: How many
-: What
+: How long
-: Who
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Are you taking _______ magazines with you?
-: nothing
-: anything
+: any
-: something
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George practices ___twice a week.
+: to swim
-: swimming
-: to swimming
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My dad gave up ___ a long time ago.
+: smoking
-: to smoke
-: smoke
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Dad wants Dick _ his bed.
-: making
+: to make
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Have you seen Jack _ out?
+: go
-: to go
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"Shall we begin?" "No, let's _ a few minutes."
+: wait
-: to wait
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The teacher watched her pupils _ a dictation.
-: to write
+: writing
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They made me _ it.
-: to do
+: do
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The teacher wants the students _ this text.
+: to read
-: read
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We expect John _ his exam.
-: passing
+: to pass
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S: I _____ rather stay at home than go out.
-: must
+: would
-: should
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S: If Sue ___ anybody the news, it wont be a secret.
+: tells
-: had told
-: told
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S: If Tom ___ the bus, he would have come to the meeting on time.
-: hasnt missed
+: missed
-: hadnt missed
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S: If I see Jill, I ___ her to call you.
+: would remind
-: will remind
-: has reminded
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S: If I were you, I ___ the red dress.
-: had chosen
+: would choose
-: choose
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S: If she had been taking care of her health, she ___ ill.
-: wouldnt have fell
-: didnt fall
+: wouldnt have fallen
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If Mark ___ for the job, he would have got it.
-: applies
-: will apply
+: had applied
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Theyll go to the restaurant if they ___ a table in advance.
-: would reserve
+: reserve
-: reserved
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We saw a lot of pictures at the art shop, but______was good enough to buy for our museum.
+: none of them
-: no of them
-: not some of them
-: only any of them
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If there are______calls for me, can you ask to leave a message?
-: some
-: none
+: any
-: no
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While peeling potatoes my small brother cut______with a sharp knife.
-: oneself
-: him
-: his
+: himself
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There are many good hotels in the town. You can stay at ______of them.
-: no
-: some
+: any
-: all
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I've been trying to phone her all day but______I phone her the line is engaged.
+: every time
-: all the time
-: the every time
-: the whole time
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He is invited to lots of parties and he goes to______.
-: everyone
-: everything
+: every one
-: each
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These are______organizations operating in our market and even______we would consider real competitors.
-: a few, many
-: little, some
-: some, fewer
+: few, fewer
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You are not the only one who failed to hear the news. I didn't______.
-: neither
-: both
+: either
-: also
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If we hadn't taken the same plane, we might have never met______.
-: ours
-: ourselves
+: each other
-: both of us
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I ______food, clothes and some______goods have become more expensive nowadays.
-: much, others
-: many, others
-: many, the others
+: much, other
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I'm going to the wedding on Saturday.______is getting married.
-: a friend of me
+: a friend of mine
-: mine friend
-: a friend of my
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During the terrible road accident one car bumped into ______one. One driver was heavily injured and______ died.
-: another, other
+: another, the other
-: other, the other
-: the other, other
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My house is _______ in the street.
-: smaller
-: more smaller
+: the smallest
-: small
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Thats _______ building Ive ever seen.
-: much modern
+: the most modern
-: more modern
-: modern
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Did you hear about the party at Kate's last night?
- No, I didn't.______of my friends______there.
+: none, was
-: nobody, was
-: nobody, were
-: no, were
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"The system of education is not superb," she said. "Too ______mathematics______usually taught at school."
-: many, are
+: much, is
-: much, are
-: many, is
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______should be present at the meeting. A very serious question will be discussed.
-: someone
-: any one
+: everyone
-: anyone
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We've got too______petrol. We must have the car filled at the nearest service station.
-: a little
+: little
-: much
-: many
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When the train arrived at the railway station______passengers got their suitcases. So we picked up______too.
-: other, our
-: others, our
+: some, ours
-: another, ours
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There are______evenings when I do not want to go to bed. But there are______evenings when nothing could keep me from going to bed.
+: some, other
-: some, the others
-: several, others
-: some, the other
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I don't really enjoy going to the cinema_______. I'd rather have______to go with me.
-: by my own, no one
+: by myself, someone
-: on myself, someone
-: by my own, anyone
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1 have been talking to that strange man for an hour but I still can't understand if he is_______Spanish______
Portuguese.
+: either, or
-: neither, or
-: neither, nor
-: either, nor
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It is not his fault. You cannot blame______.
-: his
-: himself
+: him
-: he
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Tom and Ann stood in front of the mirror and looked at
-: each other
+: themselves
-: one another
-: them
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Have you got______luggage? Let me help you.
+: any
-:
-: some
-: a
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"Would you like______to eat?" asked Tom.
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-:
+: something
-: anything
-: some
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If there are______letters for me?
+: any
-:
-: some
-: the
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"What do you want to eat?" "______. I'm so hungry."
-: nothing
+: anything
-: something
-: any
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______ came to visit him while he was in hospital.
+: nobody
-: none
-: any one
-: some
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1 cannot talk to you now. I______time.
+: have got no
-: have got none
-: have got any
-: have got no any
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I heard her _ this wonderful song at the party.
+: singing
-: to sing
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They advised me _ this book.
+: to read
-: read
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Did you notice anyone _ in?
+: come
-: to come
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Did the doctor let him _ out?
-: to go
+: go
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S: Some people believe that it is necessary to______capital punishment.
+: bring back
-: bring about
-: carry on
-: give down
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S: When you______writing the project, do not forget to consult the dictionary.
-: get back to
+: get down to
-: go over to
-: set off to
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S: Jane has______many troubles last year, but she remained confident and persistent.
-: gone to
-: stayed up through
-: got through
+: gone through
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S: If you do not need the book,______to the library.
-: take it up
+: take it back
-: take it through
-: take it down
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S: Many people are______by false promises to make them rich.
+: taken in
-: taken through
-: taken over
-: taken back
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S: The company______five new employees every year.
+: takes on
-: takes up
-: holds on
-: carries on
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S: When the fire broke out, Mary was the person to______ the situation.
-: take on
+: take over
-: hold in
-: get on
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S: The burglary has nothing______Susan. It is unfair to accuse her of it.
-: to do away with
-: to bring about with
-: to take after
+: to do with
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S: The professor refused to check Jane's test because he could not______her handwriting.
-: go through
-: make up
+: make out
-: make for
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S: The government should ______ crime.
+: do away with
-: do with
-: make out with
-: make away with
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S: Elisa______her flat. It looks very stylish now.
-: did for
+: did up
-: made up
-: made away with
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S: It is difficult to______how you feel when you are in trouble.
-: get through
-: get around
+: get across
-: get back to
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S: My business makes me______a lot. I have been to many countries.
+: get around
-: get back
-: get across
-: get over
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S: Fortunately, all of my classmates______university.
-: got over to
-: went over to
+: got into
-: made for
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S: Sarah______fine with everybody in the group. She is easy-going and communicative.
-: gets after
+: gets on
-: makes on
-: holds on
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S: The manager promised to______the contract as soon as possible.
-: draw out of
+: draw up
-: get through
-: come along with
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S: Mary______the details of the contract and only then agreed to sign it.
-: figured in
-: figured over
-: found in
+: figured out
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S: When I was walking in the park, I______an old friend.
-: ran across
-: passed out
+: ran into
-: ran up
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S: The company is still______the project of the new advertisement.
+: talking over
-: talking in
-: watching out
-: putting out
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S: Jane won't______the details of the plan, we can trust her.
-: give up
+: give away
-: talk over
-: get into
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S: We_______the afternoon to the discussion of the new film.
-: gave on
-: went on
+: gave over
-: held on
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S: Dictators like him rarely______without a fight.
+: go down
-: make for
-: give over
-: pass out
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S: How can we______solving this problem?
+: go about
-: go down
-: make up
-: take on
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S: On seeing the owner of the house the thieves______the window.
-: made down to
+: made for
-: went for
-: took to
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If you______provoked the dog, it______attacked you.
+: hadn't, wouldn't have
-: didn't, wouldn't
-: hadn't, wouldn't
-: didn't, won't
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If it had been warmer, we______swimming.
-: might go
-: could go
-: could have gone
+: might have gone
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I am going to look for another job, unless the company ______me more money.
+: offers
-: doesn't offer
-: didn't offer
-: offered
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You______achieve anything unless you______hard.
-: wouldn't, tried
+: won't, try
-: wouldn't, try
-: won't, tried
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Going to restaurants every day is convenient______you______a lot of money.
+-: providing, have
-: as long as, has
-: providing, had
-: as long as, had
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If he______looking where he was going, he______ walked into the wall.
-: has been, wouldn't have
-: were, wouldn't have
-: had been, wouldn't had
+: had been, wouldn't have
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I am feeling good. If I______tired, I would have gone home.
-: had been
-: has been
+: were
-: am
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I wasn't tired last night. If I______tired, I would have gone home.
-: has been
+: were -: had been
-: am
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1 wish you______with me at the sea.
+: had been
-: were
-: has been
-: would be
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1 wish she______me last night.
-: called
-: calls
-: has called
+: had called
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If it rains, we______at home.
-: would stay
-: would have stayed
-: stay
+: will stay
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If you _____ harder, you will fail the exam.
-: would not try
-: would not have tried
+: do not try
-: will not try
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If you behave yourself, you _____ with us to the concert.
-: would come
-: would have come
+: can come
-: will come
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If you do not work, you______holidays next week.
-: would not have
-: would not have had
-: do not have
+: will not have
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If you______anything, ask me.
-: would need
-: would have need
+: need
-: will need
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S:
I have seen the film.______.
-: I am to
-: So am I.
-: Neither have I
+: So have I.
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S:
I haven't seen the film.______.
+: Neither have I
-: So I have
-: So have I
-: Neither I have
I:
S:
I'm tired.______.
-: So do I
+: So am I
-: Neither I am
-: Neither am I
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S:
I am not tired.______.
-: So am I
-: Neither do I
+: Neither am I
-: Neither I am
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S:
I've been living in Kiev for ten years.______.
-: So do I
-: So am I
-: Neither have I
+: So have I
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I haven't been living in Kiev for ten years.______.
-: I haven't too
+: Neither have I
-: Neither was I
-: So have I
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S:
1 was at the theatre yesterday.______.
-: Neither was I
-: Neither am I
+: So was I
-: So am I
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1 wasn't at the theatre yesterday.______.
+: Neither was I
-: Neither am I
-: So do I
-: So was I
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1 am reading a book now.______.
-: Neither am I
+: So am I
-: So do I
-: So I am
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S:
1 am not reading a book now.______.
+: Neither am I
-: So do I
-: Neither do I
-: I am not 11.
V1:
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S: The United Kingdom is washed by the _______ Ocean.
+: Atlantic
-: Pacific
-: Arctic
-: Indian
I:
S: The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland consists of _____.
-: five parts
-: three parts
+: four parts
-: two parts
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S: The main lakes in the USA are the ______ in the north.
-: Gigantic Lakes
-: Grand lakes
-: Large Lakes
+: Great Lakes
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S: High school in the USA is ______.
-: a technical college
+: an upper grade of a secondary school
-: an academy
-: a very good school
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S: _____ is not an Ameican writer.
+: Agatha Christie
-: OHenry
-: Mark Twain
-: Salinger
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S: The New York underground is called _______.
-: the metro
-: the tube
+: the subway
-: the downland
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The US flag is called ______.
-: Uncle Jack
+: Stars and Stripes
-: Union Jack
-: Maple Leaf
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S: The most ancient monument in Great Britain is ______.
-: the Tower Gate
+: Stonehenge
-: Hadrians Wall
-: the lower West Gate
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S: British Parliament consists of _____.
-: the Senate and the House of Commons
-: the Senate and the House of Representatives
+: the House of Commons and the House of Lords
-: the House of Representatives and the House of Lords
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Madame Tussauds is ______ in London.
+: a museum
-: an art gallery
-: a circus
-: a theatre
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The official residence of the British Prime Minister is at ______.
-: Tower of London
-: Buckingham Palace
+: 10 Downing Street
-: Regent Palace
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S: The USA is a federal republic consisting of ______ states.
-: 52
-: 48
+: 50
-: 54
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The main lakes in the USA are the ______ in the north.
-: Gigantic Lakes
-: Grand lakes
-: Large Lakes
+: Great Lakes
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Fast food was originated in _____.
-: Great Britain
-: Australia
+: the USA
-: Canada
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US _______ has its headquarters in the Capitol Building.
+: Congress
-: National Library
-: Supreme Court
-: Police
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S: ______ is not situated in Canada.
-: Vancouver
-: Toronto
-: Ottawa
+: Boston
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S: Most of the Canadian population is of ______ origin.
-: Irish and Scottish
-: French and Italian
-: Welsh and English
+: British and French
I:
S: Canada is made up of ______.
-: districts
-: counties
-: states
+: provinces
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S: Quebec is the province of _______.
-: New Zealand
-: Great Britain
-: Australia
+: Canada
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S: In Canada, Montreal is famous for its _______.
+: French quarters
-: canals
-: television studios
-: shopping malls
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Canada is situated in ______.
-: South Africa
-: North Africa
-: South America
+: North America
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Most of the Canadian population is of ______ origin.
-: Irish and Scottish
-: French and Italian
-: Welsh and English
+: British and French
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The official head of state in Canada is the ______.
-: House of Lords
+: Monarch of Britain
-: Senate
-: House of Commons
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+: Letter of enquiry / request
-: CV
-: Memo
-: Contract
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-: Memo
+: Contract
-: CV
-: Letter of application
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+: Letter of apology
-: Memo
-: Letter of application
-: CV
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-: Letter of apology
-: Contract
+: Letter of application
-: CV
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(1)_____: Project Planning Dept
From: GM
(2)_____: Aqua Warm BV
I am sure that you have read about the recent explosion at Perfecta Ltd. We have decided not to install any more (3) _____ central heating systems until we can be sure that they are absolutely safe.
Please write and inform them of this.
(4) _____
-: 1) T.Y.; 2) Aqua Warm; 3) To; 4) Subject
-: 1) Subject; 2) Aqua Warm; 3) T.Y.; 4) To
-: 1) T.Y.; 2) Aqua Warm; 3) Subject; 4) To
+: 1) To; 2) Subject; 3) Aqua Warm; 4) T.Y.;
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To: Paul Woods, Sales
From: (1) _____
(2) _____: Accommodation expenses for the trip to Aukland from 21st to (3) _____.
Date: (4) _____
I cant pay you until you send me your expenses claim form. Please do it as soon as possible.
Thanks.
-: 1) 26th July; 2) 15 July; 3) Lynn Thomas, Finance; 4) Subject
+: 1) Lynn Thomas, Finance; 2) Subject; 3) 26th July; 4) 15 July
-: 1) 26th July; 2) Subject; 3) Lynn Thomas, Finance; 4) 15 July
-: 1) Lynn Thomas, Finance; 2) 15 July; 3)26th July; 4) Subject
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(1) _____: Caroline Burton
From: Sue Swiss
Subject: meeting with a client
Date: (2) _____
I have to change the date of a meeting with Mr. John Williams scheduled for (3) _____ because of the urgent trip to the headquarters of our company from 4 May to 10 May. Will you please make new arrangements with him.
(4) _____
+: 1) To 2) Monday, 30 April 3) 6 May 4) Thanks
-: 1) Monday, 30 April 2) Thanks 3) To 4) 6 May
-: 1) Thanks 2) 6 May 3) To 4) Monday, 30 April
-: 1) 6 May 2) Monday, 30 April 3) To 4) Thanks
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(1)_____: Northwest Area Sales Staff
(2)_____: Management
Date: 27 August 2008
(3)_____: New Monthly Reporting System
Wed like to quickly go over some of the changes in the new monthly sales reporting system that we discussed at Mondays special meeting. We are confident that you will all soon enjoy the benefits of this new system. Thank you all for your help in putting this new system into place.
(4) _____
+: 1) To 2) From 3) Subject 4) Management
-: 1) Subject 2) To 3) Management 4) From
-: 1) Management 2) Subject 3) To 4) From
-: 1) From 2) Subject 3) Management 4) To
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(1)_____: All Staff
From: R&D Director
(2)_____: the Chairmans visit
The Chairman of our corporation, (3)_____, will visit our company next Friday, 15 November. He is coming to visit our new production centre. He will arrive at 11:30 am and you are kindly requested to be at the welcome reception for him at the Conference Hall.
(4) _____
+: 1) To 2) Subject 3) Mr Schnabel 4) U.T.
-: 1) Subject 2) Mr Schnabel 3) U.T. 4) To
-: 1) To 2) Mr Schnabel 3) U.T. 4) Subject
-: 1) To 2) Subject 3) U.T. 4) Mr Schnabel
