A) Have the stairs been cleaned yet?
B) Has the stairs been cleaned yet?
C) Has the stairs been clean yet?
D) Have the stairs been clean yet?
E) Have the stairs cleaned yet?
$$$79B
Rewrite the sentence changing Passive verb into Active.
A great deal of property is destroyed by tornadoes every year.
A) Tornadoes destroysa great dealof property every year.
B) Tornadoes destroya great dealof property every year.
C) Tornadoes destroyeda great dealof property every year.
D) Tornadoes has destroya great dealof property every year.
E) Tornadoes have destroya great dealof property every year.
$$$80A
Use the Passive Voice:
The cases … by skilled workers.
A) were packed
B) is packed
C) packed
D) was packed
E) will pack
$$$81B
Use the Passive Voice:
They … a long term credit
A) is given
B) were given
C) was given
D) give
E) gave
$$$82E
Use the Passive Voice:
His new book … next year
A) is finished
B) are finished
C) were finished
D) was finished
E) will be finished
$$$83B
Use the Passive Voice:
This work … tomorrow
A) are done
B) will be done
C) is done
D) were done
E) was done
$$$84D
Use the Passive Voice:
Nylon … in the 1930s.
A) are invented
B) Invented
C) Have been invented
D) Was invented
E) Is being invented
$$$85B
Use the Passive Voice:
Mickey Mouse cartoons … into sixty languages.
A) Have translated
B) Have been translated
C) Translated
D) Will translate
E) Would translated
$$$86A
Use the Passive Voice:
“ Hot lips” … by Celia Young.
A) was written
B) are written
C) wrote
D) had written
E) written
$$$87C
Use the Passive Voice:
We … by a loud noise during the night.
A) Woke up
B) is woken up
C) Were woken up
D) Were waking up
E) Had woken up
$$$88C
Use the Passive Voice:
This house quite old. It … over hundred years ago.
A) Is built
B) Is being built
C) Was built
D) have been built
E) Built
$$$89B
Use the Passive Voice:
Betty … … at the station yesterday.
A)is meeting
B)was met
C) meeting
D)met
E)are meeting
$$$90D
Use the Passive Voice:
The letter…just … sent.
A)was been
B)is having
C)have had
D)has been
E)were been
$$$91E
Use the Passive Voice:
When … it done?
A)am
B)are
C)were
D)shall
E)was
$$$92D
Use the Passive Voice:
The cups … by my mother
A) is washed
B) was washed
C) washed
D) are washed
E) washes
$$$93C
Use the Passive Voice:
The boy … everywhere.
A)is looking
B)has looked
C)is being looked
D)looking
E)are looked
$$$94D
Choose the right variant of the verb in Passive Voice:
A cartoon ___________(to watch) by the children at the moment.
A)are watched
B)is watched
C)are being watched
D)is being watched
E) is being watch
$$$95A
Choose the right answer:
You (advise) to wear warm shoes in winter.
A) are advised
B)is advised
C) was advised
D) has been advised
E)had advise
$$$96E
Choose the right answer:
Some holiday pictures (show) to me by Liz.
A) showing
B) is shown
C) having shown
D) has shown
E) were shown
$$$97B
Choose the right answer:
The car (repair) this week.
A) are not repaired
B) has not been repaired
C) was being repaired
D) is being repaired
E) will repair
$$$98A
Choose the right answer:
Sniffer dogs (use) by police to detect drugs and explosives.
A) are used
B) is used
C) was used
D) has used
E) use
$$$99C
Choose the right answer:
A verdict (reach) by the jury by the morning.
A) have been reached
B) has been reached
C) will have been reached
D) will reach
E) are reached
$$$100D
Choose the right answer:
When I saw him, he (chase) by a large dog.
A)is being chased
B) was chased
C) has been chased
D) was being chased
E) is chased
Мodal verbs
$$$1A
Choose the right modal verb:
Can you look this word up? I … it myself.
A)can’t find
B)can find
C)could find
D)couldn’t found
E)can’t found
$$$2E
Choose the right form of the verb:
May I … that cassette?
A)to watch
B)watched
C)watching
D)to watched
E)watch
$$$3C
Choose the right modal verb:
You look very exhausted. You … tired.
A)ought to
B)need to be
C)must be
D)shall
E)can to be
$$$4E
Choose the right modal verb:
If you want to keep fit, you … eat fruit every day.
A)has to
B)are
C)were
D)needn’t
E) should
$$$5D
Choose the right modal verb:
This trip is too expensive for me. I … afford it.
A)can
B)needn’t
C)should
D)can’t
E)shall
$$$6B
Choose the right modal verb:
The children … carry this box: it is too heavy.
A)can
B)cannot
C)shall not
D)should
E)need
$$$7D
Choose the right modal verb:
Don’t go to the wood alone: you … lose your way.
A)must
B)can
C)need
D)may
E)could
$$$8A
Choose the right modal verb:
Don’t ring him up: he … be very busy.
A)may
B)mustn’t
C)can
D)ought to
E)could
$$$9A
Choose the right modal verb:
Don’t worry! This is not important.- Not important! You … be joking!
A)must
B)may
C)can
D)might
E)could
$$$10C
Choose the right modal verb:
You … stop smoking! If you don’t you’re going to have serious problems with your lungs some day.
A)can
B)should to
C) must
D)mustn’t
E)couldn’t
$$$11A
Choose the right modal verb:
Mike … play computer games when he was three.
A)could
B)can
C)need
D)may
E)had to
$$$12D
Point out the sentence in which the verb “to be” is modal verb:
A)She is a waitress.
B)She is typing now.
C)She is at home now.
D)She is to leave at ten tomorrow.
E)She is a schoolgirl.
$$$13B
Choose the right modal verb:
Don’t give the vase to the child: he … break it.
A)can
B)may
C)must
D)is to
E)had to
$$$14C
Choose the right translation:
Если твоя работа готова, можешь идти домой./ Егер жұмысың дайын болса бара беруіңе болады.
A)If your work is ready you may to go home
B)If your work is ready you can go home
C)If your work is ready you may go home
D)If your work will be ready you may go home
E)If your work was ready you may go home
$$$15D
Choose the right translation:
Можно, я пойду гулять?/ Қыдырып келуіме бола ма?
A)May I go to a walk?
B)May I go by a walk?
C)Can I go to a walk?
D)May I go for a walk?
E)Must I go for a walk?
$$$16A
Choose the right modal verb:
Скоро может пойти дождь./Таяу арада жаңбыр жаууы мүмкін.
A)It may rain soon.
B)It must rain soon
C)It can rain soon
D)It had to rain soon
E)It may to rain soon
$$$17B
Choose the right modal verb:
Only a person who knows the language very well … answer such a question.
A)couldn’t
B)can
C)may
D)have to
E)had to
$$$18E
Choose the right modal verb:
I …not imagine her speaking in public: I knew that she was so shy.
A)can
B)may
C)must
D)have to
E)could
$$$19A
Choose the right modal verb:
She asked me if she … use my telephone.
A)might
B)can
C)must
D)cannot
E)could
$$$20C
Choose the right modal verb:
He never comes to work late! He … have overslept today.
A)can
B)may
C)must
D)ought to
E)should
$$$21D
Choose the right modal verb:
He … work systematically if he wants to know French well.
A)can
B)could
C)may
D)must
E)cannot
$$$22C
Choose the right modal verb:
He … join the party because he is busy.
A)can
B)could
C)can’t
D)must
E)need
$$$23D
Choose the right modal verb:
… I take your book?- I am afraid not: I need it.
A)Can
B)Could
C)Must
D)May
E)Should
$$$24B
Find the sentence in which the verb “to be” is a modal verb:
A)We were going to the cinema.
B)She was to wear that dress at the graduation party.
C)Roses were planted round the pond.
D) He was telling an interesting story.
E)He was sleeping when mother came home.
$$$25C
Choose the right modal verb:
We … not carry the bookcase upstairs: it is too heavy.
A)could
B)must
C)can
D)should
E)might
$$$26E
Choose the right modal verb:
My sister … not write this letter: I shall phone them.
A)can
B)could
C)must
D)might
E)need
$$$27A
Choose the right modal verb:
Do you think you … do that?
A)can
B)could
C)might
D)need
E)may
$$$28B
Choose the right modal verb:
What time is it?- It … be about six o’clock, but I am not sure.
A)can
B)may
C)might
D)need
E)cannot
$$$29C
Choose the right modal verb:
You … not cross the street when the light is red.
A)can
B)could
C)may
D)might
E)should
$$$30D
Choose the right modal verb:
… children play with scissors?
A)can
B)could
C)must
D)may
E)need
$$$31A
Choose the right answer:
There is someone at the door. It … be the postman.
A) must
B) need
C) have to
D) were to
E) are to
$$$32B
Choose the right answer:
Sorry, I can’t stay any longer. I … go.
A) can
B) have to
C) could
D) has to
E) may
$$$33A
Choose the right answer:
It’s a school rule; all the pupils … wear a uniform.
A) have to
B) has to
C) must to
D) can
E) could
$$$34E
Choose the right translation:
He couldn’t read.
A) Ему пришлось прочитать.\Оған оқуға тура келді.
B) Ему не следует читать. \ Оған оқуға болмайды.
C) Ему можно читать.\ Оған оқуға болады.
D) Он должен читать.\ Ол оқуға тиіс
E) Он не мог читать.\ Ол оқи алмады.
$$$35D
Choose the right translation:
Возможно, он пришел вовремя. \ Мүмкін ол уақытында келген шығар.
A) Could he come on time?
B) He couldn’t come in time.
C) He should not come in time.
D) He might have come in time.
E) He must not had come in time
$$$36C
Choose the right answer:
You look very exhausted. You … tired.
A) ought
B) need to be
C) must be
D) shall
E) can to be
$$$37E
Choose the right answer:
They … come back home because their bus didn’t come.
A) is to
B) must
C) needed
D) could
E) had to
$$$38D
Choose the right answer:
Укажите предложение, где глагол “ to be” является модальным.
A) She is a waitress.
B) She is typing now.
C) She is at home now.
D) She is to leave at ten tomorrow.
E) She is a girl.
$$$39B
Choose the right answer:
Children under five years old … swim without an adult.
A) doesn’t have to
B) must not
C) have to
D) is supposed to
E) had to
$$$40A
Choose the right answer:
Bring your umbrella. It … later.
A) may rain
B) rains
C) couldn’t rain
D) need
E) can’t
$$$41D
Choose the right answer:
You … told Mark. You knew it was a secret.
A) should has
B) might had
C) couldn’t have
D) shouldn’t have
E) mightn’t have
$$$42B
Choose the right answer:
Chris … to clean up his room. It’s a mess.
A) have got
B) has
C) must
D) got
E) can
$$$43A
Choose the right answer:
I failed the test. I … studied harder.
A) should have
B) must
C) should to
D) may
E) can
$$$44B
Choose the right answer:
… I come in?
A) must
B) may
C) could
D) ought to
E) should to
$$$45D
Choose the right answer:
If you want to be slim, you … go on a diet.
A) hadn’t better
B) is to
C) was to
D) should
E) am to
$$$46A
Choose the right answer:
You … wear school uniform outside the school.
A) don’t have to
B) must
C) have to
D) had to
E) need to
$$$47D
Choose the right answer:
My little sister is four years old. But she … read and write.
A) must
B) need
C) could
D) can
E) ought
$$$48D
Choose the right answer:
Watch this, Mum; I… stand on one leg.
A) have to
B) could
C) should
D) can
E) need
$$$49A
Choose the right answer:
Where is he? – He … walking in the garden.
A) must be
B) can
C) could
D) have to
E) are to
$$$50E
Choose the right answer:
I got up early, as the lecture … begin at 9 o’clock..
A) have to
B) ought
C) can
D) can be
E) was to
.
$$$51A
Choose the right answer:
Of course, I (могу) translate this article.
A) Can.
B) Must.
C) May.
D) Need.
E) Be able.
$$$52A
Choose the right answer:
Я должен уехать сегодня.
A) I must leave today.
B) May I leave?
C) I must left yesterday.
D) I can leave today.
E) I shall leave today.
$$$53A
Choose the right answer:
Возможно мой друг знает этих людей.
A) My friend may know these people.
B) He may be know these people.
C) My friend must not be know these people.
D) My friend mayn’t be know these people.
E) My friend could be know these people.
$$$54A
Choose the right answer:
I … go and lay the table myself.
A) Must.
B) to have
C) were to
D) Should to
E) Ought.
$$$55D
Choose the right answer:
She washed up all the plates, she … wash them up, because they had a dishwasher.
A) had to
B) Must
C) Have to.
D) Needn’t.
E) May be.
$$$56D
Choose the right answer:
May I see your garden, please?
A) Yes, you can.
B) No, you can’t.
C) Yes, you could.
D) Yes, you may.
E) Yes, you need.
$$$57A
Choose the right answer:
You look tired! You … have a good sleep at night.
A) Must.
B) must not.
C) Can.
D) Ought.
E) Could.
$$$58E
Choose the right answer:
When they buy a car, they (смогут/ мүмкін болады) visit their friends more often.
A) Must be.
B) May be.
C) Can.
D) Could.
E) Will be able.
$$$59A
Choose the right answer:
You (сможете/қолыңыздан келеді) do it directly on return».
A) Will be able
B) Could
C) Have to
D) Must
E) Need
$$$60A
Choose the right answer:
I … earn money.
A) am allowed to
B) were allowed to
C) were able to
D) to be allowed to
E) are allowed to
Infinitive
$$$1A
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
He seems (to read) a lot.
A) to read
B) to have read
C) to have been reading
D) to be reading
E) is reading
$$$2A
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
He seems (to read) now.
A) to be reading
B) to have read
C) to have been reading
D) to read
E) is reading
$$$3C
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
He seems (to read) since morning
A) to be reading
B) to have read
C) to have been reading
D) to read
E) is reading
$$$4B
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
He seems (to read) all the books in the library
A) to be reading
B) to have read
C) to have been reading
D) to read
E) is reading
$$$5E
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
We expect (to be) back in two days.
A) to have been
B) is being
C) was been
D) was being
E) to be
$$$6E
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
He expected (to help) by the teacher.
A) to help
B) to have been helped
C) to have been helping
D) is helping
E) to be helped
$$$7A
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
The children seem (to play) since morning.
A) to have been playing
B) is playing
C) has been playing
D) were playing
E) to be playing
$$$8E
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
I saw him …(enter) the room.
A)to enter
B)entered
C)enters
D)having entered
E)enter
$$$9B
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
She seems (to work) at this problem ever since she came here.
A) to work
B) to have been working
C) was working
D) being worked
E) to have worked
$$$10A
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
I am sorry (to break) your pen.
A) to have broken
B) to have been broking
C) to break
D) was breaking
E) to be broken
$$$11C
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
I want (to take) you to the concert.
A) to have been taking
B) to have taken
C) to take
D) was taking
$$$12B
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
I want (to take) you to the concert by my father.
A) to have been
B) to be taken
C) to take
D) was being
E) to be
$$$13E
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
She hoped (to help) her friends.
A) to be helped
B) to have helped
C) to have been helping
D) to be helping
E) to help
$$$14A
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
I hope (to see) you soon.
A) to see
B) to have seen
C) to have been seeing
D) was seeing
E) to be seeing
$$$16D
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
They seemed (to quarrel): I could hear angry voices from behind the door.
A) to been quarreling
B) to have been quarreling
C) to have quarreled
D) to be quarreling
E) to quarrel
$$$17E
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
They are supposed (to work) at the problem for the last two months.
A) to work
B) to have worked
C) to be worked
D) had worked
E) to have been working
$$$18C
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
The only sound (to hear) was the snoring of grandfather in the bedroom.
A) to hear
B) to have been hearing
C) to be heard
D) to have heard
E) was hearing
$$$19A
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
They seemed (to wait) for ages.
A) to have been waiting
B) to wait
C) to have waited
D) waited
E) were waiting
$$$20D
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
He began writing books not because he wanted (to earn) a living.
A) to have earned
B) to have been earning
C) to be earned
D) to earn
E) earning
$$$21D
Choose the right variant:
It isn’t difficult ___________ this textbook.
A)understand
B)in order to understand
C)for understanding
D)to understand
E)understanding
$$$22B
Choose the right translation:
На нее приятно смотреть
A)She is pleasant to look for
B)she is pleasant to look at
C)She is pleasant to look about
D)She is pleasant to look up
E)She is pleasant to look
$$$23C
Choose the right translation:
Ребенку не с кем играть
A)the child had nobody to play
B)the child has somebody to play with
C)the child has nobody to play with
D)the child has nobody to play to
E)the child has not nobody to play with
$$$24E
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
You seem (to look) for trouble.
A) to look
B) to have been looking
C) to be looked
D) to have looked
E) to be looking
$$$25D
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
It seemed (to snow) heavily since early morning.
A) to be snowing
B) to have snowed
C) to be snowed
D) to have been snowing
E) to snow
$$$27A
Translate into English using the right form of the infinitive:
Я рад, что рассказал вам эту историю.-Сізге бұл әңгімені айтқаныма қуанып тұрмын.
A) I am glad to have told you this story
B) I am glad to have been told this story
C) I am glad to be told this story.
D) I am glad to have been telling this story
E) I am glad told this story
$$$28A
Translate into English using the right form of the infinitive:
Я хочу познакомить вас с этой артисткой.-Мен сізді мына әртіспен таныстырғым келеді.
A) I want to introduce you to this actress.
B) I want to be introduced to this actress.
C) I want to be introduced to you.
D) I want to have been introducing to this actress.
E) I wanted to introduce to this actress.
$$$29E
Translate into English using the right form of the infinitive:
Я хочу, чтобы меня познакомили с этой артисткой.- Мені мына әртіспен таныстырғанды қалаймын.
A) I want to be introduced to you.
B) I want to introduce you to this actress.
C) I want to have been introducing to this actress.
D) I wanted to introduce to this actress.
E ) I want to be introduced to this actress.
$$$30A
Translate into English using the right form of the infinitive:
Мы очень счастливы, что пригласили его на вечер.-Біз оны кешке шақырғанымызға өте қуаныштымыз.
A) We are happy to have invited him to the party
B) We are happy to have been invited him
C) We are happy to have been invited to the party.
D) We were happy to invite you to the party
E) We are happy to have been inviting him
$$$31C
Translate into English using the right form of the infinitive:
Мы очень счастливы, что нас пригласили на вечер.-Біз кешке шақырылғанымызға қуаныштымыз.
A) We are happy to have been invited him
B) We were happy to invite you to the party
C) We are happy to have been invited to the party
D) We are happy to have invited him to the party
E) We are happy to have been inviting him
$$$ 32D
Translate into English using the right form of the infinitive:
Дети любят, когда им рассказывают сказки.- Балалар өздеріне ертегі айтқанды сүйеді.
A) Children like to tell the fairy tales
B) Children like to have been told fairy tales.
C) Children like to be told fairy tales
D) Children like to be told fairy tales
E) Children like to have telling fairy tales
$$$33A
Translate into English using the right form of the infinitive:
Он не выносит, когда ему лгут.- Ол өзіне өтірік айтқанды жек көреді.
A) He hates to be told lies
B) He likes to be told lies.
C) He hated to be told lies.
D) He had hated to be told tales
E) He wants to be told lies
$$$34B
Translate into English the following set expressions using the right form of the infinitive:
To cut a long story short
A) сказать по правде \ шынтуайтқа келгенде
B) короче говоря \ қысқаша айтқанда
C) начнем с того что\ мынадан бастайық
D) по меньшей мере\ ең аз дегенде
E) мягко выражаясь\ сыпайы айтқанда
$$$35E
Translate into English the following set expressions using the right form of the infinitive:
To say nothing of
A) начнем с того что\ мынадан бастайық
B) сказать по правде\ шынтуайтқа келгенде
C) мягко выражаясь\ сыпайы айтқанда
D) короче говоря\ қысқаша айтқанда
E) не говоря уже о\ оны айтпағанның өзінде
$$$36D
Translate into English the following set expressions using the right form of the infinitive:
To tell the truth.
A) короче говоря\ қысқаша айтқанда
B) мягко выражаясь\ сыпайы айтқанда
C) не говоря уже о\ оны айтпағанның өзінде
D) сказать по правде\ шынтуайтқа келгенде
E) по меньшей мере\ ең аз дегенде
$$$37A
Translate into English the following set expressions using the right form of the infinitive:
To begin with.
A) начнем с того что\ мынадан бастайық
B) сказать по правде\ шынтуайтқа келгенде
C) говорят что\ айтып жатыр
D) начинать с самого начало\ ең басынан бастау
E) уже начали\ бастап кетті
$$$38B
Translate into English the following set expressions using the right form of the infinitive:
To say the least of it.
A) короче говоря\ қысқаша айтқанда
B) по меньшей мере\ ең аз дегенде
C) сказать по правде\ шынтуайтқа келгенде
D) трудно угодить\ жағу қиын
E) мягко выражаясь\ сыпайы айтқанда
$$$39D
Translate into English the following set expressions using the right form of the infinitive:
To put it mildly.
A) приятно смотреть\ қарау жағымды
B) трудно иметь дело\ тіл табысу қиын
C) желать лучшего\ айтарлықтай емес (одан да жақсырақ болуын тілеу)
D) мягко выражаясь\ сыпайы айтқанда
E) не говоря уже о\ оны айтпағанның өзінде
$$$40B
Translate into English the following set expressions using the right form of the infinitive:
He is hard to please.
A) с ним трудно иметь дело\ онымен тіл табысу қиын
B) ему трудно угодить\ оған жағу қиын
C)на него приятно смотреть\ оған қарау өте жағымды
D) не говоря уже о него\ ол туралы айтпағанның өзінде
E) он не доволен\ ол риза емес
$$$41B
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
He hasn’t come yet. He must still ….
A) work
B) be working
C) has worked
D) are work
E) worked
$$$42C
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
I made up my mind…my father as soon as I returned home.
A) telling
B) to telling
C) to tell
D) tell
E) told
$$$43A
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
Would you like … out with us?
A)to go
B)go
C)going
D)gone
E)to have gone
$$$44A
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
I would like … the USA.
A) to visit
B) visit
C) visiting
D) to visiting
E)visited
$$$45A
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
We expect them…. us this summer.
A) to visit
B)to have visited
C) to visited
D) to be visit
E) to be visited
$$$46B
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
We are glad … the summer in the Crimea.
A) to spend
B) to have spent
C) to had spent
D) to be spend
E) to spent
$$$47D
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
It seems … outside.
A) to rain
B) to rained
C) to been raining
D) to be raining
E) to have raining
$$$48A
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
She likes …tennis.
A) to play
B) to be played
C) be have played
D) to be play
E) to been played
$$$49A
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
It is difficult … a friend who knows all about you and still likes you.
A) to find
B) to have found
C) to be finding
D) find
E) found
$$$50A
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
Ann tried … two birds with one stone.
A) to kill
B) to has killed
C) to be killing
D) have been killed
E) have killed
$$$51D
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
Good – buy! I am so pleased … you.
- The pleasure is mine.
A) to meet
B) to be meeting
C) to have been meeting
D) to have met
E) have meeting
$$$52B
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
I made her … the truth.
A) to tell
B) tell
C) to telling
D) tells
E) told
$$$53A
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
Will you … my question?
A) answer
B) to answer
C) answered
D) answers
E) have answered
$$$54C
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
He can … you if you want.
A) to help
B) helped
C) help
D) helps
E) has helped
$$$55D
Find the sentence in which Passive Indefinite is used:
A)To improve your pronunciation you should record yourself and analyze your speech.
B)To play chess was his greatest pleasure.
C) The problem is too difficult to solve
D) Nature has many secrets to be discovered yet
E)Would you like to listen to good music?
$$$56A
Choose the right variant:
She didn’t let her mother …(to go)away.
A)go
B)to go
C)went
D)going
E)having gone
$$$57A
Choose the right variant:
My mother _____________ do my homework before I go out.
A)makes me
B)helps me
C)gets me
D)lets me
E)forces me
$$$58D
Choose the right variant:
They wanted … (cross) the river.
A)cross
B)crossed
C) to have crossed
D)to cross
E)crosses
$$$59A
Choose the right variant:
What makes you … (think) you are right?
A)think
B)to think
C)thought
D)to have thought
E)thinks
$$$60C Choose the right variant:
You always make me …(laugh).
A)laughing
B)to laugh
C)laugh
D)laughed
E)to laughed
Gerund
$$$1A
Choose the sentence in which the Gerund is used:
A)He admitted stealing.
B)She was stealing the money from father’s pocket.
C)I saw her steal the money.
D)She had been stealing my thoughts.
E)He is going to steal her this evening.
$$$2E
Define the form of the given example:
Giving
A)Participle 2
B)Infinitive Perfect
C)Infinitive Passive
D)Infinitive Simple
E)Gerund
$$$3C
Choose the right variant:
Ann can’t help (laugh) when she sees you.
A)having laughed
B)to laughed
C)laughing
D)to laughing
E)laugh
$$$4B
Choose the right variant:
This book is worth (read).
A)to read
B)reading
C)to reading
D)read
E)to have read
$$$5C
Choose the correct answer:
She is a very practical woman and good … running things.
A)of
B)on
C)at
D)about
E)from
$$$6B
Choose the correct answer:
I must be going. I’m afraid … missing my train.
A)for
B)of
C)in
D)into
E)at
$$$7A
Choose the correct answer:
They suspect her … telling lies.
A)of
B)in
C)about
D)at
E)on
$$$8D
Choose the correct answer:
I wonder what prevented him … going to the country on Sunday.
A)in
B)of
C)in
D)from
E)for
$$$9B
Choose the correct answer:
She is a nice girl and we are looking forward … seeing her again.
A)at
B)to
C)in
D)for
E)on
$$$10E
Choose the correct answer:
After a long time they succeeded … finding a cheap hotel in the suburbs of London.
A)at
B)with
C)without
D)for
E)in
$$$11B
Choose the correct answer:
You know he’s always complaining … having problems with her neighbours.
A)in
B)of
C)about
D)into
E)at
$$$12A
Choose the correct answer:
Somebody told me that he had taken … drinking after his wife’s death.
A)to
B)in
C)about
D)of
E)for
$$$13C
Choose the correct answer:
My brother has given up (smoke). He thinks it’s a waste of money.
A)to smoking
B)to have smoked
C)smoking
D)smoke
E)to smoke
$$$14D
Choose the correct answer:
My watch wants:
A)to repair
B)to repairing
C)to have repaired
D)repairing
E)repair
$$$15B
Choose the right variant:
All the happiness of my life depends … your loving me.
A)in
B)on
C)from
D)in
E)for
$$$16D
Choose the correct answer:
He has always dreamt … visiting other countries.
A)for
B)to
C)in
D)of
E)from
$$$17E
Choose the correct answer:
The machine needs (clean)
A)to cleaning
B)to clean
C)cleaned
D)to have cleaned
E)cleaning
$$$18B
Choose the correct answer:
He persisted … trying to solve that difficult problem:
A)on
B)in
C)for
D)with
E)at
$$$19C
Choose the correct answer:
I object … his borrowing money from you.
A)for
B)in
C)to
D)with
E)about
$$$20. D. Choose the correct answer:
Do you mind him (examine) by a heart specialist?
A)to examine
B)to have examined
C)examining
D)being examined
E)been examined
$$$21B
Choose the correct answer:
He had a strange habit of (interfere) in other people’s business.
A)to interfere
B)interfering
C)interfere
D)interfered
E)being interfered
$$$22C
Choose the correct answer:
The cold weather prevented the girls … going for long walks.
A)for
B)in
C)from
D)of
E)with
$$$23A
Choose the correct answer:
The teacher of mathematics did not approve … his pupils dreaming.
A)of
B)in
C)for
D)at
E)on
$$$24D
Choose the right answer:
He gave up the idea … ever hearing from her.
A)in
B)for
C)with
D)of
E)at
$$$25C
Choose the correct answer:
He is good at (to repair) cars.
A)repair
B)to repair
C) repairing
D)being repaired
E)repaired
$$$26B
David was tired of (to scold) all the time.
A)scolded
B)being scolded
C)scold
D)have scold
E)have been scold
$$$ 27D
Choose the correct answer:
The Bronze Horseman is worth (to see)
A)to see
B)saw
C)being seen
D)seeing
E)have seen
$$$28B
Choose the correct answer:
They accuse him … having robbed the house.
A)for
B)of
C)in
D)at
E)with
$$$29C
Choose the correct answer:
The child insisted on (to send) home at once.
A)sending
B)to send
C)being sent
D)sent
$$$30B
Choose the correct answer:
Jane thought … leaving Lowood after Miss Temple’s marriage.
A)for
B)of
C)at
D)in
E)with
$$$31E
Form the Gerund Simple of the verb “lie”:
A)To be lied
B) To be lying
C) To have lied
D) To lie
E) lying
$$$32D
State the form of the Gerund:
On being told the news she turned pale.
A) Indefinite Active
B) Perfect Active
C) -
D) Indefinite Passive
E) Perfect Passive
$$$33A
State the form of the Gerund:
Watching football matches may be exciting enough, but of course it is more exciting playing football.
A) Indefinite Active
B) Perfect Active
C) -
D) Indefinite Passive
E) Perfect Passive
$$$34C
Choose the right variant:
He is fond of... speeches in public.
A) make
B) makes
C) making
D) doing
E) to make
$$$35D
Choose the right variant:
Much depends... your making a decision at the right time.
A) to
B) at
C) about
D) on
E) of
$$$36C
Choose the right variant:
I like … in winter.
A) ski
B) skiings
C) skiing
D) have ski
E) had ski
$$$37A
Choose the right variant:
My cold prevents me from … out.
A) going
B) go
C) gone
D) went
E) goes
$$$38D
Put in the gerund:
The difficulties … the plants are overcome in our country.
A) to rebuilding
B) at rebuilding
C) rebuild
D) of rebuilding
E) rebuilded
$$$39A
Choose the right variant:
Our group took part … celebrating the 150-th anniversary of Abai yesterday.
A) in
B) to
C) at
D) on
E) after
$$$40A
Choose the right variant:
The path was icy, so we walked very carefully. We were afraid....
A) of falling
B) from falling
C) to fall
D) to falling
E) fall
$$$41B
Choose the right variant:
... a hotel, we looked for somewhere to have dinner.
A) Finding
B) After finding
C) Having find
D) We found
E) Founding
$$$42A
Choose the right variant:
She tried to be serious, but she couldn’t help....
A) laughing
B) to laugh
C) that she laughed
D) loving
E) be laugh
$$$43A
Choose the right variant:
Paul lives in Berlin now. He likes... there.
A) living
B) live
C) lived
D) living of
E) left
$$$44B
Choose the right variant:
When Lisa came to Britain, she had to get used... on the left.
A) driving
B) to driving
C) to drive
D) drove
E) drive
$$$45C
Choose the right variant:
I am thinking... a house. Do you think that’s a good idea?
A) to buy
B) of to buy
C) of buying
D) bought
E) buy
$$$46A
Choose the right variant:
The hungry boy was accused _____ stealing apples.
A) of
B) for
C) to
D) off
E) under
$$$47B
Choose the right variant:
Are you keen _____ singing?
A) Of
B) On
C) With
D) off
E) under
$$$48C
Choose the right variant:
The poor teacher is fed up _____ repeating the same thing over and over again.
A) Of
B) On
C) With
D) Off
E Under
$$$49C
Choose the right variant:
We won _____ finding the shortest way out.
A) In
B) To
C) By
D) off
E) under
$$$50A
Choose the right variant:
There is no point _____ telling the truth.
A) In
B) To
C) By
D) off
E) under
$$$51D
Choose the right answer:
Before … to London you should get a visa.
A) to go
B) goes
C) being gone
D) going
E) by going
$$$52A
Choose the right answer:
After … in Paris Van Gogh moved to Arles.
A)living
B)lived
C)live
D)being live
E)has lived
$$$53B
Choose the right answer:
… a language every day is the best way of learning it.
A) speak
B)speaking
C)spoke
D)spoken
E)speaks
$$$54C
Choose the right answer:
The grass in the garden is very dry, it needs ….
A)to water
B)watered
C)watering
D)being watered
E)to be watered
$$$55C
Choose the right answer:
I enjoy … to music.
A)Listened
B)To listen
C)Listening
D)Having listened
E)To listening
$$$56B
Choose the right answer:
Mike stopped … six months ago.
A) to smoked
B) smoking
C) smoke
D).in smoking
E) being smoked
$$$57B
Choose the right answer:
Stop …, please.
A) to talk
B) talking
C) talks
D) talked
E) being talked
$$$58C
Choose the right answer:
In spite … problems he kept on smiling.
A) to face
B) for facing
C) of facing
D) by facing
E) facing
$$$59B
Choose the right answer:
In spite.. very generous to other people, he is strict with me.
A)being
B)of being
C)for being
D)he has been
E)to be
$$$60D
Choose the right answer:
Several people insisted … the old man to cross the road.
A) to help
B) helping
C) help
D) on helping
E) helps
Participle
$$$1A
Choose the right form of the participle:
The children were really … about opening their presents.
A) excited
B) exciting
C) to excite
D) excites
E) excite
$$$2C
Choose the right form of the participle:
I was so hurt when he said I was ….
A) to bore
B) bored
C) boring
D) bore
E) to boring
$$$3B
Choose the right form of the participle:
He works very hard. It’s not … that he is always tired.
A) surprised
B) surprising
C) to surprise
D) surprise
E) to surprises
$$$4A
Choose the right form of the participle:
We were … when we heard the news.
A) shocked
B) shocking
C) to shocked
D) to shock
E) shock
$$$5B
Choose the right form of the participle:
I didn’t find the situation funny. I wasn’t ….
A) to amuse
B) amusing
C) amused
D) amuse
E) to amused
$$$6A
Choose the right form of the participle:
The journey was really …. I enjoyed it.
A) exciting
B) excited
C) to excite
D) to excited
E) excite
$$$7D
Choose the right form of the participle:
I’m not keen on golf. When I played it, I was really ….
A) to bore
B) bore
C) to boring
D) bored
E) boring
$$$8A
Choose the right form of the participle:
She has really learnt very fast. She has made … progress.
A) astonishing
B) astonished
C) to astonish
D) astonish
E) to astonishing
$$$9C
Choose the right form of the participle:
Tom is very good at telling funny stories. He can be very ….
A) to amused
B) amused
C) amusing
D) to amuse
E) amuse
$$$10B
Choose the right form of the participle:
When we heard the news, we didn’t know what to do. The news was….
A) to shocked
B) shocking
C) shocked
D) to shocking
E) to shock
$$$11A
Choose the right form of the participle:
The weather forecast was …. The … authorities cancelled the match.
A) terrifying, worried
B) terrifying, worrying
C) terrified, worried
D) terrified, worrying
E) to terrified, worrying
$$$12B
Choose the right form of the participle:
Do you know the woman … to Tom?
A) a talked
B) talking
C) having talked
D) to talk
E) talk
$$$13C
Choose the right form of the participle:
… her work, she went home.
A) finished
B) finishing
C) having finished
D) have finished
E) to finish
$$$14B
Choose the right form of the participle:
The road … the two villages is very narrow.
A) joined
B) joining
C) having joined
D) to join
E) join
$$$15A
Choose the right form of the participle:
Most of the goods …in this factory are exported.
A) made
B) making
C) having made
D) have made
E) to make
$$$16C
Choose the right form of the participle:
… nearly all our money, we couldn’t stay in a hotel.
A) spent
B) spending
C) having spent
D) to spend
E) have spent
$$$17B
Choose the right form of the participle:
I was woken up by a bell ….
A) rung
B) ringing
C) having rung
D) have rung
E) to ring
$$$18B
Choose the right form of the participle:
There were some children … in the river.
A) swum
B) swimming
C) having swum
D) to swim
E) swim
$$$19A
Choose the right form of the participle:
A lot of people … to the party cannot come.
A) invited
B) inviting
C) having invited
D) to invite
E)have invited
$$$20C
Choose the right form of the participle:
… our tickets, we went into the theatre.
A) bought
B) buying
C) having bought
D) to buy
E) have bought
$$$21B
Choose the right form of the participle:
Everybody looked at the …girl.
A) danced
B) dancing
C) having danced
D) to dancing
E) have danced
$$$22A
Choose the right form of the participle:
The window … in the storm last night has been repaired this year.
A) broken
B) breaking
C) having broken
D) have broken
E) to break
$$$23B
Choose the right form of the participle:
I saw a woman … in the corner in her own.
A) stood
B) standing
C) having stood
D) to stand
E) have stood
$$$24B
Choose the right form of the participle:
She was lying in the middle of the road … for help.
A) cried
B) crying
C) having cried
D) to cry
E) have cried
$$$25C
Choose the right form of the participle:
… our meal, we went out.
A) finished
B) finishing
C) having finished
D) to finish
E) have finished
$$$26B
Choose the right form of the participle:
He just sit around all day, … nothing.
A) done
B) doing
C) having done
D) have done
E) to do
$$$27A
Choose the right form of the participle:
Books … from the library must be returned in two weeks.
A) borrowed
B) borrowing
C) having borrowed
D) have borrow
E) to borrow
$$$28B
Choose the right form of the participle:
Not … what to do, she burst out crying.
A) known
B) knowing
C) having known
D) have known
E) has known
$$$29B
Choose the right form of the participle:
… hungry, I decided to make myself a sandwich.
A) felt
B) feeling
C) having felt
D) have felt
E) to feel
$$$30C
Choose the right form of the participle:
…dinner, they continued their journey.
A) had
B) having
C) having had
D)to have
E) has
$$$31A
Choose the right form of the participle:
… along the street I saw several … houses.
A) walking, destroyed
B) to walk, destroyed
C) walked, destroying
D) walked, destroyed
E) walking, destroying
$$$32B
Choose the right form of the participle:
It was an … incident. No wonder she spoke about it in an … voice.
A) excited, exciting
B) exciting, excited
C) to excite, exciting
D) exciting, to excite
E) excite, excite
$$$33E
Choose the right form of the participle:
… a hotel, we looked for somewhere to have dinner.
A) to have found
B) had found
C) founded
D) to find
E) having found
$$$34C
Choose the right form of the participle:
The … child could not sleep all night – so … was the tale.
A) to frighten, to frighten
B) frightening, frightening
C) frightened, frightening
D) to frightening, frightened
E) frightened, to fright
$$$35A
Choose the right form of the participle:
… unemployed, he hasn’t got much money.
A) being
B) to be
C) been
D) to being
E) have been
$$$36D
Choose the right form of the participle:
I don’t know what was in the … letter. I didn’t read it.
A) to burnt
B) having burn
C) to burn
D) burnt
E) to burnts
$$$37C
Choose the right form of the participle:
… of the window, he saw his mother watering the flowers.
A) to looking out
B) to look out
C) looking out
D) looked out
E) to look
$$$38E
Choose the right form of the participle:
The house … by the tall trees is very beautiful.
A) have surrounded
B) to surrounding
C) surrounding
D) to surround
E) surrounded
$$$39A
Choose the right form of the participle:
The wall … the house was very high.
A) surrounding
B) to surround
C) have surrounded
D) having surrounded
E) surrounded
$$$40B
Choose the right form of the participle:
… by a good specialist, the story preserved all the humour of the original.
A) to translate
B) translated
C) having translated
D) translating
E) have translated
$$$41B
Choose the right form of the participle:
… fruit, he looked back from time to time, hoping to see his friends.
A) to sell
B) selling
C) have sold
D) sold
E) have selling
$$$42A
Choose the right form of the participle:
A crowd of … people stood … the burning house.
A) excited, watching
B) excited, watched
C) exciting, watching
D) exciting, watched
E) to excite, watched
$$$43B
Choose the right form of the participle:
Why do you look so …? I have had a number of … telephone calls lately.
A) worrying, worried
B) worried, worrying
C) to worry, worried
D) worrying, to worry
E) to worry, worrying
$$$44C
… through some magazines, I came across an interesting article.
A) looked
B) to look
C) looking
D) have looked
E) had looked
$$$45C
Choose the right form of the participle:
… the sounds of music, we stopped talking.
A) heard
B) to hear
C) hearing
D) hears
E) have heard
$$$46D
Choose the right form of the participle:
The girl … the floor is my sister.
A) washed
B) to wash
C) washes
D) washing
E) have washed
$$$47E
Choose the right form of the participle:
The floor … by Helen looked very clean.
A) wash
B) washes
C) washing
D) to wash
E) washed
$$$47A
… by the critics, the story was accepted by a thick magazine.
A) approved
B) to approve
C) approves
D) approving
E) approve
$$$48B
Choose the right form of the participle:
… his homework, he was thinking hard.
A) done
B) doing
C) to do
D) did
E) does
$$$49C
Choose the right form of the participle:
… his homework, he went for a walk.
A) had done
B) has done
C) having done
D) have been doing
E) has been doing
$$$50D
Choose the right form of the participle:
… to the theatre, she saw that the performance had already begun.
A) comes
B) came
C) to come
D) coming
E) to coming
$$$51E
Choose the right form of the participle:
… this film twice, I did not want to go to the cinema.
A) has seen
B) have saw
C) had seen
D) have seen
E) having seen
$$$52B
Choose the right form of the participle:
I felt I was an … visitor.
A) unexpecting
B) unexpected
C) expect
D) to expect
E) expects
$$$53A
Choose the right form of the participle:
The noise of the … glass made me wake up.
A) breaking
B) broken
C) broking
D) to broke
E) to breake
$$$54А
Choose the right form of the participle:
He sat all night … letters to his friends.
A) writing
B) written
C) wrote
D) writes
E) to write
$$$55A
Choose the right form of the participle:
… this text I found many interesting expressions.
A) reading
B) having read
C) read
D) to read
E) had read
$$$56C
