<b> Does he usually read English newspapers?
<c> Do I often reads English newspapers?
<d> Does you often read English newspapers?
<e> Does often you read English newspapers?
<96> ?
<a> Where is this worker lives?
<b> Where do this worker lives?
Lt;c>Where does this worker live?
<d> Where did this worker live?
<e> Where does this worker lives?
<97> Where is the book? Its the table.
<a> above
<b> at
Lt;c>on
<d> into
<e> to
<98> The teacher is standing the blackboard.
Lt;a>at
<b> into
<c> in
<d> on
<e> to
<99> We always speak English our teacher.
Lt;a>to
<b> at
<c> on
<d> in
<e> off
<100> Kate a book now.
<a> reads
<b> reading
<c> are reading
<d> reading is
Lt;e>is reading
<101> Look! The baby .
<a> are sleeping
<b> sleeps
Lt;c>is sleeping
<d> is sleeps
<e> sleep
<102> Where is Ann? She many letters in that room.
<a> are translating
<b> translate is
<c> translates
Lt;d>is translating
<e> translating
<103> ?
<a> What exercises he does now?
<b> What exercises are he doing now?
<c> What exercises is he did now?
<d> What exercises is he do now?
Lt;e>What exercises is he doing now?
<104> What are you doing now? .
<a> We is revising the new words.
<b> We revising the new words.
Lt;c>We are revising the new words.
<d> We are revised the new words.
<e> We are revise the new words.
<105> What are? are pencils.
<a> this/this
Lt;b>These/ these
<c> those/these
<d> those/that
<e> these/this
<106> How English words do you know?
<a> little
<b> much
<c> a lot of
<d> few
Lt;e>many
<107> I never eat bread with soup.
Lt;a>much
<b> the
<c> many
<d> a lot
<e> a few
<108> The teacher gives us homework.
<a> a lot
<b> few
Lt;c>a lot of
<d> many
<e> a few
<109> - .
<a> Petes friend is an engineer.
<b> Friends Peter is an engineer.
<c> Friends Pete is an engineer.
Lt;d>Petes friend is an engineer.
<e> Pete friend is an engineer.
<110> .
<a> I wasnt did there yesterday.
<b> I didnt there yesterday.
<c> I didnt was there yesterday.
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Lt;d>I wasn`t there yesterday.
<e> I not was there yesterday.
<111> ?
<a> Was you worked at the Ministry last year?
Lt;b>Did you work at the Ministry last year?
<c> Did you worked at the Ministry last year?
<d> Have you worked at the Ministry last year?
<e> Did you was worked at the Ministry last year?
<112> He usually finishes work 6 oclock in the evening.
<a> under
<b> in
Lt;c>at
<d> on
<e> over
<113> He doesnt work Sunday.
<a> by
<b> in
<c> at
<d> to
Lt;e>on
<114> What does he usually do the week-end.
Lt;a>at
<b> in
<c> on
<d> by
<e> under
<115> I usually go a walk in the afternoon.
<a> at
<b> in
Lt;c>for
<d> of
<e> on
<116> She is seldom time her lessons.
<a> in, of
<b> in, over
Lt;c>in, for
<d> at, for
<e> by, in
<117> She is going to learn French
<a> in the next year
<b> on next year
Lt;c>next year
<d> in next year
<e> on the next year
<118> We a lot of grammar rules at home.
Lt;a>revise
<b> repeat
<c> relax
<d> redo
<e> return
<119> We are a lesson now.
<a> on
< b>at
<c> in
<d> by
<e> out
<120> Please, translate this text German English.
Lt;a>from, into
<b> of, in
<c> from, out
<d> out of, into
<e> at, by
<121> His working day lasts eight
<a> hours
<b> hour
<c> oclock
Lt;d>hours
<e> oclocks
<122> A lot of students go college every year.
<a> in
<b> into
<c> at
<d> for
Lt;e>to
<123> weekdays I often play tennis.
<a> by
Lt;b>on
<c> for
<d> in
<e> at
<124> He spends very much time his English.
<a> in
<b> to
<c> for
<d> at
Lt;e>on
<125> What are we having dinner?
<a> in
<b> on
Lt;c>for
<d> with
<e> to
<126> Ben needs five newfor his album.
Lt;a>photos
<b> photes
<c> phots
<d> photose
<e> photoes
<127> Go to the bakery and buy twoof fresh bread.
<a> loavez
<b> loafs
<c> loafes
<d> loavs
Lt;e>loaves
<128> Many live in our house.
<a> famileies
<b> family
Lt;c> families
<d> familys
<e> familyes
<129> My brother is andthan me.
Lt;a>older, stronger
<b> older, more strong
<c> more old, most strong
<d> more old, more strong
<e> more older, more stronger
<130> Pete readsthan his friend.
<a> bad
<b> badder
<c> more bad
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Lt;d>worse
<e> more worse
<131> She is the.girl in our class.
<a> clever
Lt;b>cleverest
<c> most clever
<d> cleverer
<e> more clever
<132> She is than her sister.
<a> beautifuler
<b> most beautiful
<c> beautiful
<d> more beautifuler
Lt;e>more beautiful
<133> This is the picture in our gallery.
<a> better
<b> most good
Lt;c>best
<d> good
<e> gooder
<134> This is thestory in this book.
<a> funnyest
<b> funnier
<c> funny
<d> most funny
Lt;e>funniest
<135> This coat belongs to
Lt;a>me
<b> me`s
<c> mine
<d> myself
<e> my
<136> She has got mistakes in her dictation.
<a> nothing
<b> any
<c> no one
<d> anybody
Lt;e>some
<137> There are boys in Group Two.
Lt;a>few
<b> any
<c> a lot
<d> little
<e> a little
<138> I hope, I have mistakes in my dictation.
<a> much
<b> a lot
<c> any
Lt;d>no
<e> many
<139> Severn islongest river in Great Britain.
<a>the /the/-
<b> the/the/the
<c> the/the/a
<d> the/-/the
<e> -/the/the
<140> Come toblackboard and writeExercise 12.
<a> the/the
<b> a/-
<c>the/-
<d> the/a
<e> a/the
<141> My friend asks me
<a> if he is free on Sunday
<b> if you free on Sunday
