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1. :
Most observers predict bill wont see light of day until at least January.
1) the; --; the; -- 2) --; the; the; -- 3) --; the; --; the 4) --; the; --; --
2. :
Peter has lot of relatives on his wifes and his side. His friend works as interpreter at enterprise.
1) the; --; an; the 2) --; the; the; an 3) a; the; an; the 4) a; --; an; the
3. :
Africa is very large continent lying to south of Europe.
1)-; the; a; the 2) -; a; the; - 3) the; the; the; - 4) an; a; the; the
4. :
Robert Burns, son of small farmer, was born on 25th of January.
1) the; a; the; - 2) a; the; -; the 3) the; a; -; - 4) the; the; the; the
5. :
When first miners and hunters returned from Rocky Mountains with their tales of natural beauty, scientists decided to test truth of these stories.
1) ; ; the 2) the; the; the 3) the; ; the 4) ; the;
6. :
cheetah is fastest land animal, and giraffe is tallest.
1) the; --; the; -- 2) the; the; the; the 3) --; --; --; -- 4) --; the; --; the
7. :
Big Ben is biggest clock in England. English are proud of clock.
1) the; --; the; --; the 2) --; the; the; --; the 3) --; the; --; the; the 4) --; the; --; --; the
8. :
William Shakespeare, greatest English playwright, was born in 1564 in Stratford-upon-Avon in England.
1) the; the; an 2) a; the; - 3) the; -; the 4) the; -; -
9. :
At beginning of 19th century little boy was born in family of John Dickens.
1) -; the; -; a 2) the; the; a; the 3) the; -; the; a 4) -; -; the; the
10. :
Sailors know English Channel as perhaps most dangerous sea channel in Europe.
1) the; the; the 2) the; the; 3) ; the; the 4) an; the;
11. :
Niagara Falls is most widely known natural wonder in America.
1) ; the; 2) the; the; the 3) the; ; ; 4) ; ;
12. :
Are there any pictures on walls of your office? Yes, theres one Picasso.
1) the; the 2) the; -- 3) a; the 4) an; the
13. :
butler was person I suspected.
1) a; a 2) the; the 3) any; the 4) some; -
14. :
British usually have butter on their bread.
1) a; a; 2) the; the 3) a; - 4) -; some
15. :
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Torquay is seaside town in Devon, England. It lies 18 miles south of county town of Exeter.
1) the; the; the 2) the; the; 3) ; the; the 4) a; ; the
16. :
Shall I put music on? Yes, have you got records we bought yesterday?
1) a; - 2) the; the 3) some; the 4) any; some
17. :
Have you got milk? Oh, no, I wanted to buy , but shop I usually go to was closed.
1) a; any; the 2) the; some; the 3) any; some; the 4) some; any; a
18. :
I bought my sister book and bottle of perfume for her birthday. Unfortunately, she didnt like perfume.
1) a; a; the 2) the; the; the 3) any; some; no 4) some; a; some
19. :
Morpeth is ________ town in __________North of ______________ England.
1) the; the; the 2) the; the; 3) ; the; the 4) a; the; -
20. :
She lives in castle near Thames.
1) a; - 2) the; the 3) any; a 4) a; the
21. :
A wife, a story, a lunch, a piano, a mouse
1) wifes, stories, lunches, pianos, mouses
2) wives, storys, lunches, pianoes, mice
3) wives, stories, lunches, pianos, mice
4) wifes, stories, lunches, pianoes, mouses
22. :
A country, a bath, a goose, a church, a radio
1) countrys, bath, geese, churches, radio
2) countries, bathes, gooses, churches, radios
3) countrys, baths, gooses, churches, radioes
4) countries, baths, geese, churches, radios
23. :
A dress, a proof, an ability, a watch, an Englishman
1) dresses, proofs, abilitys, watches, Englishmans
2) dresses, prooves, abilitys, watches, Englishmen
3) dress, proofs, abilities, watches, Englishmans
4) dresses, proofs, abilities, watches, Englishmen
24. :
A handkerchief, a forget-me-not, a poem, a man servant, a passer-by
1) handkerchiefs, forgets-me-not, poems, man servants, passer-bys
2) handkerchieves, forget-me-nots, poems, men servant, passers-by
3) handkerchiefs, forget-me-nots, poems, men servants, passers-by
4) handkerchief, forgets-me-not, poems, man servants, passer-bys
25. :
A wolf, a toy, a box, a mother-in-law, a family
1) wolfs, toys, boxes, mother-in-laws, familys
2) wolves, toys, boxes, mother-in-laws, familys
3) wolves, toys, boxes, mothers-in-law, families
4) wolfs, toies, boxes, mother-in-laws, families
26. :
A tooth, a crisis, a mouse, a frying pan, a zoo
1) tooth, crises, mice, frying pans, zoos
2) teeth, crises, mouses, frying pans, zoos
3) teeth, crises, mice, frying pans, zoos
4) tooth, crises, mices, frying pans, zooes
27. :
A play, a child, an Englishman, a swine, a belief
1) plays, childs, Englishmans, swine, beliefs
2) plays, children, Englishmens, swines, beliefs
3) plays, children, Englishmens, swine, believes
4) plays, children, Englishmen, swine, beliefs
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28. :
A dish, a photo, a child, a son-in-law, a radio
1) dishs, photos, children, sons-in-laws, radioes
2) dishes, photos, childs, sons-in-laws, radii
3) dishes, photoes, children, sons-in-laws, radiuses
4) dishes, photos, children, sons-in-law, radios
29. :
A potato, a swine, a school-mate, a phenomenon, a roof
1) potatos, swines, school-mates, phenomenons, roofs
2) potatoes, swine, school-mates, phenomena, roofs
3) potatos, swines, school-mates, phenomenons, rooves
4) potatos, swine, schools-mates, phenomena, roofs
30. :
A sheep, a schoolgirl, a calf, a video, a basis.
1) sheeps, schoolgirls, calves, videos, bases
2) sheep, schoolgirl, calves, video, basis
3) sheep, schoolgirls, calf, video, basis
4) sheep, schoolgirls, calves, videos, bases
31. :
A wish, a photo, a child, a son-in-law, radius.
1) wishes, photoes, children, sons-ins-law, radia
2) wishes, photos, childs, son-in-laws, radies
3) wishes, photos, children, sons-in-law, radii
4) wish, photos, childs, son-ins-law, radiaes
32. :
A baby, a pencil, an address, a child, a mouse
1) babys, penciles, address, childs, mouses
2) babyes, pencills, addreses, childes, mices
3) babies, pencils, addresses, childrens, mice
4) babies, pencils, addresses, children, mice
33. :
A photo, a potato, a phenomenon, a belief, a calf
1) photos, potatos, phenomena, beliefs, calfs
2) photos, potatoes, phenomenons, believes, calves
3) photos, potatoes, phenomena, believes, calves
4) photos, potatoes, phenomena, beliefs, calves
34. :
A knife, a chief, a mouse, a hero, a frying-pan
1) knifes, chiefs, mice, heros, frying-pans
2) knives, chiefs, mice, heroes, fryings-pans
3) knives, chieves, mouses, heroes, frying-pans
4) knives, chiefs, mice, heroes, frying-pans
35. :
A violin, a crisis, an ox, a chief, a half
1) violins, crises, oxen, chiefs, halves
2) violins, crisis, oxen, chiefs, halves
3) violins, crises, oxen, chieves, halves
4) violins, crises, oxes, chiefs, halves
36. :
A dictionary, a safe, a shelf, an aircraft, a photo
1) dictionaries, safes, shelves, aircraft, photos
2) dictionarys, safes, shelves, aircraft, photos
3) dictionaries, saves, shelves, aircraft, photoes
4) dictionaries, safes, shelfs, photos
37. :
A wolf, a roof, a hero, a piano, a datum.
1) wolfs, roofs, heroes, pianos, data
2) wolves, roofs, heroes, pianos, date
3) wolves, roves, heroes, pianos, data
4) wolves, roofs, heroes, pianos, data
A deer, a crisis, an ox, a chief, a half
1) deers, crises, oxen, chiefs, halves
2) deer, crisis, oxen, chiefs, halves
3) deers, crises, oxen, chieves, halves
4) deer, crises, oxes, chiefs, halves
39. :
A studio, a nanny, an auto, a basis, a monkey
1) studioes, nannies, autos, bases, monkeys
2) studios, nannies, autoes, bases, monkeys
3) studios, nannys, autos, bases, monkeys
4) studios, nannies, autos, bases, monkeys
40. :
A sheep, a wolf, a path, a calf, a datum
1) sheeps, wolves, paths, calves, datums;
2) sheep, wolves, paths, calves, data;
3) sheep, wolves, pathes, calves datas;
4) sheep, wolfs, paths, calves, data
41. :
The mirror is the shelf; the rail towels is the basin.
1) over; at; in 2) at; to; on 3) on; for; near 4) in; at; for
42. :
We are German. But English teacher can talk to in English.
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1) my; his 2) their; them 3) him; me 4) our; us
43. :
The dog had fleas. He always scratched .
1) myself 2) them 3) himself 4) itself
44. :
He took the child into _________ arms.
1) her 2) our 3) his 4) their
45. :
We like _______ new car very much.
1) ourselves 2) our 3) us 4) ours
46. :
He put the keys into _________ pocket.
1) her 2) our 3) his 4) their
47. :
They spent holidays in the Croatia.
1) their 2) our 3) her 4) us
48. :
She always does all housework .
1) her 2) herself 3) himself 4) ourselves
49. :
If I see Helen, Ill ask to ring me up.
1) her 2) she 3) herself 4) they
50. :
I see at the Union every Friday.
1) she 2) her 3) herself 4) hers
51. :
We like new car very much.
1) ourselves 2) our 3) us 4) ours
52. :
One cannot always please .
1) yourselves 2) themselves 3) oneself 4) ourselves
53. :
My best friend and I found in a very difficult situation.
1) us 2) ourselves 3) himself 4) myself
54. :
Mary and John have invited all friends to the party.
1) theirs 2) themselves 3) his 4) their
55. :
Both my friends and I did the homework by .
1) myself 2) themselves 3) ourselves 4) theirselves
56. :
They take children to the park twice a week.
1) us 2) themselves 3) their 4) them
57. :
He blamed in the accident.
1) him 2) himself 3) his 4) themselves
58. :
Both my parents and I do everything by
1) myself 2) themselves 3) ourselves 4) theirselves
59. :
I think you are old enough to do this assignment
1) yourself 2) myself 3) mine 4) yours
60. :
Both groups have English classes once a week.
1) our 2) ours 3) their 4) theirs
61. 䳺 to have:
The use of credit cards in place of cash ______ increased rapidly in recent years.
1) have 2) has 3) to have 4) had
62. 䳺 to be:
Scissors _____ a small tool with two sharp blades screwed together.
1) is 2) are 3) am 4) be
63. 䳺 to be:
The news __________ not very good yesterday.
1) is 2) are 3) was 4) were
64. :
He is (talkative) than his sister. He wont tire you so much.
1) talkativer 2) more talkative 3) the most talkative 4) less talkative
65. :
If you need any ____________ help, just ask me. That's very kind of you. (far)
1) farer 2) more far 3) farther 4) further
66. 䳺 to be:
Last month they in the Art Gallery.
1) were 2) are 3) is 4) was
67. 䳺 to be:
She noticed that her son so much excited.
1) were 2) are 3) is 4) was
68. 䳺 to be:
At the end of their trip they usually very tired.
1) were 2) is 3) are 4) was
69. 䳺 to be:
I cant understand what they talking about?
1) were 2) is 3) are 4) was
70. 䳺 to be:
Advertisements on television becoming more competitive than ever before now.
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1) is 2) was 3) are 4) were
71. 䳺 to have:
The use of credit cards in place of cash increased rapidly in recent years.
1) have 2) has 3) to have 4) had
72. 䳺 to be:
Two hours per week not enough to learn a foreign language.
1) is 2) are 3) have been 4) being
73. 䳺 to be:
There much to talk about on this topic because of the lack of time.
1) is 2) isnt 3) are 4) arent
74. 䳺 to be:
There a lot of traffic lights in this highway.
1) is 2) are 3) being 4) to be
75. 䳺 to be:
There any good news in his letter.
1) isnt 2) arent 3) are 4) is
76. 䳺 to be:
My family and I always ready to help you.
1) is 2) are 3) am 4) be
77. 䳺 to have:
Psychology is a science which been developing rapidly.
1) have 2) has 3) to have 4) to have had
78. 䳺 to be:
There any money in my pockets.
1) isnt 2) arent 3) are 4) is
79. 䳺 to be:
The traffic news on the radio every morning.
1) is 2) were 3) are 4) have been
80. 䳺 to be:
His knowledge of History extraordinarily profound.
1) is 2) are 3) is being 4) are being
81. , :
There are houses in that street. It is quite sparsely peopled.
1) a few 2) many 3) much 4) a little
82. , :
Would you like __________ jam on your bread?
1) a few 2) some 3) few 4) little
83. , :
Can you tell me when ________ leaving?
1) does the plane 2) the plane is 3) is the plane 4) the plane
84. , :
She _______ such desperate letters to me last year.
1) will write 2) has written 3) had written 4) wrote
85. , :
Ill be at home on Saturday morning. You can phone me when I______.
1) will arrive 2) arrive 3) arrived 4) have arrived
86. , :
He his bicycle last Saturday.
1) will repair 2) has repaired 3) had repaired 4) repaired
87. , :
I wonder why Tom to the party yesterday.
1)did come 2) comes 3) have come 4) didnt come
88. , :
He at that factory many years ago.
1) works 2) worked 3) did work 4) will work
89. , :
We the New Year Tree on the 24th of December.
1) decorate 2) have decorated 3) would decorate 4) decorated
90. , :
If I ________ I ________ to the bank before closing time.
1) hurries; gets 2) hurry; get 3) hurry; shall get 4) will hurry; shall get
91. , :
The student_______while the professor________.
1) read; spoke 2) reads; speaks 3) was reading; was speaking 4) has read; has been speaking
92. , :
She will speak to Professor Moore as soon as he _________ free.
1) will be 2) has been 3) is 4) were
93. , :
You can never know when trouble ________
1) will come 2) come 3) comes 4) have come
94. , :
As soon as the lecture _______________over we will be able to have a bite.
1) will be 2) would be 3) being 4) is
95. , :
They dont know if they ____________ the last bus to Southampton.
1) catch 2) will catch 3) will be catching 4) would catch
96. , :
I will give you a call when you home in the evening.
1) will come back 2) come back 3) came back 4) have come back
97. , :
If I won a lot of money, I .
1) stop working 2) should stop work 3) might stop working 4) stopped working
98. , :
I am not sure if they the last train to Lviv.
1) catch 2) will catch 3) will be catching 4) would catch
99. , :
We were afraid she all the truth.
1) didnt tell 2) hadnt told 3) hasnt told 4) wasnt telling
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100. , :
I am not going to have anything to do with him unless he his attitude to me.
1) will change 2) would change 3) doesnt change 4) changes
101. 䳺:
John ________his report last night.
1) have written 2) has written 3) is written 4) wrote
102. 䳺:
When the phone rang, she _______ a letter.
1) was writing 2) wrote 3) is written 4) has written
103. 䳺:
She managed to finish the race in spite of ________ the blisters on her feet.
1) have had 2) had 3) having 4) has had
104. , :
I____________________ but my brother doesn't.
1) tennis like very much 2) like tennis very much
3) very much tennis like 4) like very much tennis
105. 䳺:
Where __________ you ___________ when you were a child?
1) do live 2) did live 3) have lived 4) had lived
106. 䳺:
When I opened the door, the cat on the table.
1) was sitting 2) sits 3) is sitting 4) has sat
107. 䳺:
When I came to my friends place, he TV.
1) watched 2) have watched 3) was watching 4) will watch
108. 䳺:
When I came home, my little brother .
1) was sleeping 2) have slept 3) will sleep 4) slept
109. 䳺:
When I saw my friends, they football.
1) play 2) have played 3) were playing 4) had played
110. 䳺:
Betty her employer yesterday. They already the problem.
1) calls; discuss 2) called; have discussed 3) call; have discussed 4) have called; discussed
111. 䳺:
Jack______yesterday that he__________England in 2005.
1) told; had visited 2) tells; visited 3) told; visited 4) told; had been visiting
112. 䳺:
I wrote to you to ask not to see anyone till I _________.
1) come 2) have come 3) came 4) should come
113. 䳺:
When he woke up in the morning he _________ the sun _________ brightly and the thunderstorm ________.
1) saw; shone; stopped 2) saw; had been shining; had stopped 3) had seen; was shining; had stopped 4) saw; was shining; had stopped
114. 䳺:
When I left the house I ____________ that I ________________ my umbrella.
1) realized; forgot 2) had realized; forgot 3) realized; had forgotten 4) had realized; had forgotten
115. 䳺:
When we came home our mum ________ dinner. She ________ it since we left the house.
1) cooked; was cooking 2) was cooking; was cooking 3) was cooking; has been cooking 4) was cooking; had been cooking
116. 䳺:
We are interested if they a modern play next month.
1) stage 2) would stage 3) will stage 4) will have staged
117. 䳺:
I arrived at the station at 10 oclock. My bus at 10.15.
1) left 2) was left 3) had left 4) was leaving
118. 䳺:
As soon as the class over, we join you in the café.
1) will be; will 2) is; will 3) will be; join 4) is; join
119. 䳺:
The deans an important issue at the moment. They it for two hours, but they to the agreement yet.
1) are discussing; are discussing; didnt come;
2) are discussing; have been discussing; hadnt come;
3) are discussing; has been discussing; havent come;
4) are discussing; have been discussing; havent come
120. 䳺:
When I came home my wife dinner. She it since I left the house.
1) cooked; was cooking 2) was cooking; was cooking 3) was cooking; has been cooking 4) was cooking; had been cooking
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121. 䳺:
Maria _______the University after she _________from the community college.
1) entered; had graduated 2) entered, graduated 3) had entered; graduated
4) entered; has graduated
122. 䳺:
Ann _________ for a job. She __________ looking six months ago.
1) looks had begun 2) is looking began 3) had looked began
4) is looking has begun
123. 䳺:
I ________ certain that everything _________ all right in the end.
1) am will be 2) was is being
3) am will being 4) am would be
124. 䳺:
There ____________ a problem with the printer, but I __________ it now.
1) was have fixed 2) was fixed
3) was have been fixing 4) is would be fixing
125. 䳺:
Prices ___________ all the time. Everything ___________ more and more expensive.
1) rise; get 2) are rising; getting
3) were rising; has been getting 4) are rising; is getting
126. 䳺:
If we at 7 oclock, we late.
1) come; wont be 2) will come; wont be 3) come; are 4) would come; are
127. 䳺:
Where Nick? We for him
1) is; wait 2) is, are waiting 3) be; waited 4) are; waiting
128. 䳺:
Last night he the book, which he writing long ago.
1) finish; has begun 2) finishes; begun
3) finished; had begun 4) finished; begins
129. 䳺:
Five minutes , when the train in the distance.
1) had passed; appeared 2) passed; appeared
3) pass; have appeared 4) did pass, appeared
130. 䳺:
George in New York for ten years before he to California.
1) was living; moved 2) lived; moved
3) lived; have moved 4) had been living; moved
131. 䳺:
John_______to California three times.
1) was 2) has been 3) is 4) is being
132. 䳺:
The plane ________when I ________________ the airport.
1) already left; was reaching 2) had already left, reached 3) had already been leaving; had reached 4) already leaves; has been reaching
133. 䳺:
She is the most intelligent woman I ___________ ever ______________ in my life.
1) have seen 2) had seen 3) will have seen 4) would see
134. 䳺:
Everything _________________ ready by the time your parents arrive.
1) will be 2) will have been 3) is 4) would be
135. 䳺:
I _______ the letter while my friends _______ chess I _________ them lately.
1) was reading; were playing; have given
2) was reading; were playing; given
3) was reading; had been playing; had given
4) was reading; were playing; had given
136. 䳺:
I injured my arm when I off the bike.
1) have fallen 2) fell 3) fall 4) would fall
137. 䳺:
When I woke up I that the rain .
1) noticed; stopped 2) noticed; has stopped
3) noticed; had stopped 4) noticed; has been stopped
138. 䳺:
I the paper while my kids the game I them recently.
1) was reading; were playing; have bought
2) was reading; were playing; bought
3) was reading; had been playing; had bought
4) was reading; were playing; had bought
139. 䳺:
She is ready to participate in the work of our club. She her previous work.
1) finished 2) had finished 3) has finished 4) was finished
140. 䳺:
Mother asked her son where he all that time.
1) was 2) has been 3) is 4) had been
141. :
You cant play tennis today, __________?
1) dont you 2) can you 3) will you 4) cant you
142. :
There was no national election last month, __________?
1) was there 2) was it 3) wasnt it 4) wasnt there
143. :
You wont forget to email those files, _______?
1) can you 2) will you 3) wont you 4) will you not
144. :
We could turn down the road, _______?
1) did we 2) could we 3) couldnt we 4) wouldnt we
145. :
She looked her best when she smiled, _________?
1) did she 2) did her 3) didnt she 4) she did
146. :
Toms friends were glad to see him again, _________?
1) was he 2) werent they 3) wasnt it 4) wasnt he
147. :
He was a pupil twenty years ago, _________?
1) was he 2) wasnt he 3) wasnt it 4) isnt he
148. :
Ronald Frank isnt a managing director of the First bank of Kingsville, ________?
1) was he 2) is he 3) isnt it 4) isnt he
149. :
My aunt was very depressed last Sunday, _________?
1) was she 2) hasnt she 3) wasnt it 4) wasnt she
150. :
That dress is cheap, _________?
1) does it 2) isnt it 3) doesnt it 4) is it
151. :
You are coming, ________?
1) are you 2) did you 3) arent you 4) wont you
152. :
You know what I mean, __________?
1) dont you 2) did you 3) will you 4) havent you
153. :
We should take into account his suggestion, ___________?
1) do we 2) should we not 3) will we 4) wont we
154. :
The famous London buses are called double-deckers, ______________?
1) dont they 2) are they 3) arent they 4) do they
155. :
Dont forget to post my letter, ______________?
1) do you 2) will you 3) wont you 4) shall I
156. :
He did the whole work by himself, from the beginning to the end, ?
1) did he 2) didnt he 3) isnt it 4) wasnt he
157. :
Much of British Columbia is made up of mountains, ?
1) doesnt it 2) is it 3) isnt it 4) does it not
158. :
Dont try to break the customs regulations, ?
1) do you 2) will you 3) wont you 4) shall I
159. :
His friends are eager to do this task, ?
1) are they 2) do they 3) dont they 4) arent they
160. :
We must work hard to learn English properly, ?
1) dont we 2) shall we 3) do we must not 4) mustnt we
161. 䳺:
- ____you ____the translation yet? No, but I ____the translation by 9 oclock tomorrow morning.
1) didfinish; shall finish 2) havefinished; finish
3) havefinished; shall be finished 4) havefinished; shall have finished
162. 䳺:
The main ideas _________ set forth in the statement which _________ in the press the day before.
1) have been; had appeared 2) had been; appeared
3) were; had appeared 4) were; appeared
163. :
My sister and her boyfriend _____________ next year.
1) are getting marry 2) get marry 3) get marrying 4) are getting married
164. :
My aunt __________ on the ice and broke her leg.
1) fallen 2) felt 3) fell 4) felled
165. :
It was reported that a plane from the air field ____________ since the previous morning.
1) was missing 2) had been missing 3) has been missing 4) missed
166. 䳺:
Yesterday I ______ a new pair of gloves, as I ______ the old ones.
1) have bought; had lost 2) had buy; lost
3) bought; had lost 4) bought; lost
167. 䳺:
At last she ______ me a book which I ______ for during two months.
1) had given; was waiting 2) gave; waited
3) gives; had been waiting 4) gave; had been waiting
168. 䳺:
I ______ that my watch ______.
1) didnt notice; had stopped 2) didnt noticed; stopped
3) dont notice; stops 4) doesnt notice; have stopped
169. 䳺:
They ______ us many interesting things which they ______ during their journey.
1) told; had seen 2) had told; saw
3) had told; had seen 4) were telling; saw
170. 䳺:
John ______ in Washington for five years and then he ______ to New York.
1) lived; move 2) lives; is moving
3) had been living; moved 4) lived; had moved
171. 䳺:
Do you think you_______in the evening?
Yes, I________already for eight hours.
1) will be tired; have been working 2) shall be tired; has been working 3) are tired; work 4) were tired; had been working
172. 䳺:
I_____________ to the airport early. I can read a book while I____________.
1) get; have been waiting 2) have got; waited
3) will get; will be waiting 4) am going to get, am waiting
173. 䳺:
Those who _______________ in this time for many years never understood why it has I such a name.
1) live 2) have been living 3) has been living 4) were living
174. 䳺:
When she was seventeen she _______________ really well.
1) danced 2) had danced 3) has danced 4) will have danced
175. 䳺:
They _______________ all sights of London this week.
1) have visited 2) had visited 3) visited 4) have been visiting
176. 䳺:
When I entered the room I that my son with the ball that I him a few weeks before.
1) saw; played; had been bought 2) saw; to play; had bought
3) saw; was playing; had bought 4) saw; was playing; have bought
177. 䳺:
The construction of the bridge . by the end of the next year.
1) will have been finished 2) will be finished 3) will finish 4)will have finished
178. 䳺:
I almost all the European capitals this year.
1) have visited 2) had visited 3) visited 4) have been visiting
179. 䳺:
When I came up to the teacher I he through the tests we just
1) saw; was looking; have written 2) saw; was looking; had written
3) saw; looked; have written 4) saw; looked; had written
180. 䳺:
At the time my favourite TV program on, I my home assignment.
1) is; will be doing 2) will be; will be doing
3) is; will do 4) is; will have done
181. 䳺:
I jumped up and ran to the kitchen as quickly as I_______.
1) could 2) would 3) may 4) can
182. 䳺:
Police, firefighters, newspaper reporters and radio broadcasters _______ work on holiday in the USA.
1) could 2) would 3) might 4) must
183. 䳺:
We __________ go to the theatre tomorrow if you like.
1) could 2) would 3) have to 4) must
184. 䳺:
Whatever else the government _____ try to undertake, its duty is to keep order in civil society.
1) must 2) might 3) may 4) have
185. 䳺 :
You _____ take care of your parents.
1) are to 2) ought to 3) may 4) have
186. 䳺:
The chemists was open, so I _____ buy some aspirin.
1) can 2) cant 3) did can 4) was able to
187. 䳺:
Susan has to work very hard. I _____ do her work, Im sure.
1) couldnt 2) may not 3) didnt can 4) wouldnt
188. 䳺:
Its late. I think you _____ better go home.
1) had 2) have to 3) need 4) might
189. 䳺:
I wonder if this is the right way. It _____ not be.
1) can 2) could 3) might 4) must
190. 䳺:
She _____ play the guitar well.
1) must 2) may 3) can 4) should
191. 䳺:
_______I speak to Jane, please?
1) must 2) may 3) ought 4) should
192. 䳺:
Some words of this conversation __________reached him.
1) must have 2) would 3) may 4) cant have
193. 䳺:
I ______________ taken my little brother to the performance, it was so capturing.
1) might have 2) must have 3) should have 4) would have
194. 䳺:
We ___________ worry about her, as we knew that she was taken good care of.
1) hadnt to 2) had to 3) should 4) didnt have
195. 䳺:
She cant do the splits now, but she ______________ do it when she was 15.
1) was able 2) had been able to 3) could 4) must have
196. 䳺:
You to write quicker when you get older.
1) must 2) should 3) will can 4) will be able
197. 䳺:
You looked carefully at the number of the bus. Now I must change buses.
1) should have 2) must have 3) could 4) need have
198. 䳺:
He cant climb the mountains now, but he do so before the accident.
1) was able 2) had been able to 3) could 4) must have
199. 䳺:
He reach Brighton before midnight.
1) could have 2) should have 3) was able to 4) must have
200. 䳺:
You learnt the topic perfectly. I see no mistakes in your test.
1) need have 2) should have 3) could have 4) must have
201. 䳺 do, make:
One swallow ________a summer.
1) doesnt do 2) doesnt make 3) does make 4) dont do
202. 䳺 do, make:
I'm trying to read this letter in Chinese, but I ________ heads or tails out of it.
1) can't do 2) can make 3) can't make 4) can do
203. :
You need to work really ________ if you want to be a success.
1) hard 2) hardly 3) hardfully 4) hardening
204. :
Two men __________ in the accident.
1) dies 2) dead 3) dying 4) died
205. :
Although well off the _________ track, the Hotel is nevertheless very easy to get to.
1) beating 2) beaten 3) beat 4) beated
206. 䳺 do, make:
Dusons one aim in life was _____ money
1) to do 2) to make 3) make 4) made
207. 䳺 do, make:
Have you _____ your homework yet?
1) made 2) done 3) did 4) make
208. 䳺 do, make:
I keep _____ the same mistakes.
1) to do 2) making 3) make 4) do
209. 䳺 do, make:
How are you _____ these days?
1) making 2) do 3) doing 4) make
210. 䳺 do, make:
I want _____ it clear to you, so ask questions if you want.
1) to make 2) to do 3) making 4) make
211. 䳺 do, make:
Her husband________all the shopping and cooking.
1) doing 2) makes 3) does 4) has done
212. 䳺 do, make:
Id like _________ you an offer
1) to do 2) to make 3) make 4) do
213. 䳺 do, make:
She _______________ an attempt to break the world record.
1) made 2) has maked 3) did 4) has done
214. 䳺 do, make:
I cant ____________sense of what you are saying.
1) make 2) do 3) have made 4) have done
215. 䳺 do, make:
Scientists will have ____________more research into the problem.
1) to do 2) to make 3) make 4) do
216. 䳺 do, make:
Dont such a fuss about unimportant things.
1) do 2) make 3) made 4) doing
217. 䳺 do, make:
What kind of exercises do you like in class?
1) doing 2) do 3) making 4) make
218. 䳺 do, make:
John will have a paper for our reading circle.
1) to do 2) to make 3) make 4) do
219. 䳺 do, make:
You shouldnt fun of the way people talk.
1) do 2) to do 3) making 4) make
220. 䳺 do, make:
I all the notes while the lecturer was speaking.
1) have made 2) was making 3) made 4) was doing
221. 䳺 :
A new concert hall_________ in our street now.
1) is being built 2) is built 3) are being built 4) has been built
222. 䳺 :
In more than 200 years the USA Constitution ___________ 26 times.
1) is amended 2) is being amended 3) has been amended 4) had been amended
223. 䳺 :
The Navy officials said that the dolphins _______ in salt water holding tanks.
1) will be kept 2) would be kept 3) are kept 4) are being kept
224. 䳺 :
Americas first college, Harvard, _______ in Massachusetts in 1636.
1) is being founded 2) had been founded 3) was founded 4) has been founded
225. 䳺 :
This FAX ________________ only after the weekend.
1) is being sent off 2) had been send off 3) was send off 4) will be sent off
226. 䳺 :
The story I have just read _____ Agatha Christie.
1) was written 2) was written from
3) was written by 4) had been written
227. 䳺 :
Some film stars _____ be difficult to work with.
1) are said 2) has been said 3) are said to 4) is said
228. 䳺 :
This accident _____.
1) was said 2) is much spoke 3) was much spoken about 4) is spoken
229. 䳺 :
The girl said that paper _____ in China long time before.
1) had been invented 2) were invented 3) would be invented 4) is invented
230. 䳺 :
The room _______________ when I arrived.
1) was being cleaned 2) was cleaning 3) was cleaned 4) is cleaned
231. 䳺 :
The trees________by the middle of spring.
1) had been planted 2) were planted 3) would be planted 4) are planted
232. 䳺 :
Police are looking for a missing boy, he________________ anywhere
1) can find 2) cant be found 3) cant be find 4) can be found
233. 䳺 :
They ____________ to participate in the next year contest if they are absolutely ready for it.
1) are invited 2) would be invited 3) will be invited 4) will invite
234. 䳺 :
She likes ________________.
1) is admired 2) to be admired 3) was admired 4) will be admired
235. 䳺 :
The problem ______________ when I arrived at the meeting.
1) was being discussed 2) was discussing 3) was discussed 4) will be discussed
236. 䳺 :
Eating too fast to cause stomach ache
1) is believed 2) is being believed 3) had been believed 4) believes
237. 䳺 :
We the time of departure in 20 minutes.
1) will have been told 2) will be being told c) would be told 4) will be told
238. 䳺 :
The issue . when he appeared at the conference.
1) was being discussed 2) was discussing 3) was discussed 4) will be discussed
239. 䳺 :
This unique plant by our scientists last decade.
1) was grown 2) has been grown 3) had been grown 4) was growing
240. 䳺 :
The exam by the time we got back to the University.
1) had been passed 2) was passed 3) has been passed 4) was beingpassed
241. :
She asked me: What is the weather like?
1) She asked me that the weather was like.
2) She asked me what was the weather like.
3) She asked me what the weather was like.
4) She asked me what the weather is like.
242. :
They asked the driver: Dont drive so fast, please.
1) The driver was requested not to drive so fast.
2) The driver was requested he doesnt drive so fast.
3) The driver was requested he has not to drive so fast.
4) The driver was requested he had not drive so fast.
243. :
He asked her: Which bus will you take.
1) He wanted to know which bus should she take.
2) He wanted to know which bus would she take.
3) He wanted to know which bus she would take.
4) He wanted to know which bus she took.
244. :
She asked: Will you phone me back with further news.
1) She asked to phone back with further news.
2) She asked to be phoned back with further news.
3) She asked to have been phoned back with further news.
4) She asked to being phoned back with further news.
245. :
She asked him: Can you tell me the truth?
1) She asked to tell him the truth.
2) She asked to tell him the truth if he could.
3) She asked to tell her the truth if he could.
4) She asked if he could tell her the truth.
246. :
He said, We have forgotten to take the ball
1) He said they forgot to take the ball.
2) He said they had forgotten took the ball.
3) He asked why had they forgotten to take the ball.
4) He said they had forgotten to take the ball.
247. :
Alec asked me, Have you ever been to the National Gallery?
1) Alec asked me had I ever been to the National Gallery.
2) Alec told me I have ever been to the National Gallery.
3) Alec asked me if I was to the National Gallery.
4) Alec asked me if I had ever been to the National Gallery.
248. :
I said to my father, Please, help me with this problem.
1) I asked my father helped me with that problem.
2) I said my father had helped me with that problem.
3) I asked my father to help him with his problem.
4) I asked my father to help me with that problem.
249. :
Nellie said, Yesterday I went to see Paul.
1) Nellie said that she went to see Paul yesterday.
2) Nellie said that Paul had gone to see her the day before.
3) Nellie said that she was going to see Paul yesterday.
4) Nellie said that she had gone to see Paul the day before.
250. :
Helen asked Jim: Which countries will John be visiting?
1) Helen told him which countries John would be visiting.
2) Helen asked Jim which countries John would be visiting.
3) Helen asked John which countries John be visiting.
4) Helen asked Jim which countries would be visiting John.
251. :
Christopher asked me: Do you want to dance?
1) Christopher asked if he wanted to dance.
2) Christopher asked me if you want to dance.
3) Christopher asked me whether I wanted to dance.
4) Christopher asks me if you will want to dance.
252. :
I was working until ten oclock last night, she said
1) She said she was working until ten oclock the night before.
2) She said she has been working until ten oclock last night.
3) She said she had been working until ten oclock the night before
4) She said she worked until ten oclock the night before.
253. :
What do you want to do with the scissors, Max? mother asked her son.
1) Mother asked her son what he wanted to do with the scissors;
2) Mother asked her son what he wants to do with the scissors;
3) Mother asked her son what did he want to do with the scissors;
4) Mother asked her son what does he want to do with the scissors.
254. :
He asked his girl-friend: Will you come on Monday?
1) He asked his girl-friend if she will come on Monday;
2) He asked his girl-friend whether she will come on Monday;
3) He asked his girl-friend if she would come on Monday;
4) He asked his girl-friend if she comes on Monday.
255. :
Lets go to the cinema! said my boy-friend.
1) My boy-friend commanded to go to the cinema;
2) My boy-friend ordered go to the cinema;
3) My boy-friend suggested going to the cinema;
4) My boy-friend went to the cinema.
256. :
How long has he been working here? the manager asked.
1) The manager asked how long had he been working there.
2) The manager asked how long he had been working there.
3) The manager asked how long has he been working here.
4) The manager asked how long he had worked there.
257. :
Christopher asked me: How many times a day do you have a snack?
1) Christopher asked me how many times a day do I have a snack.
2) Christopher asked me how many times a day I had a snack.
3) Christopher asked me if I have a snack many times a day.
4) Christopher asked me why I have a snack so many times a day.
258. :
Lets paint the walls green! said my younger brother.
1) My younger brother commanded to paint the walls green;
2) My younger brother ordered to paint the walls green;
3) My younger brother suggested painting the walls green;
4) My younger brother suggested to painted the walls green.
259. :
He said to me, Dont be so horrible to your little sister!
1) He said to me not to be so horrible to your younger sister;
2) He said to me not to be so horrible to his younger sister;
3) He told me not to be so horrible to my younger sister;
4) He told me that I am so horrible to my younger sister.
260. :
Why are you always late for classes, Dan? the teacher asked.
1) The teacher asked why are you always for classes, Dan;
2) The teacher asked Dan why was he always late for classes;
3) The teacher asked Dan why he was always late for classes;
4) The teacher asked Dan why he had always been late for classes.
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261. :
- Is he British or American?
- ___________. Hes Australian.
1) neither 2) either 3) both 4) not any
262. :
_______ are so fond of secrets as those who do not mean to keep them.
1) neither 2) none 3) not anybody 4) no one
263. :
__________ car is that green one there?
1) Who's 2) Whose 3) Which 4) Who
264. :
Maria gave ______________________________ for his birthday.
1) a football her little brother 2) her little brother a football
3) to her little brother a football 4) little her brother a football
265. 䳺:
What boom and depression in free economies?
1) had cause 2) caused 3) did cause 4) does cause
266. :
All the guests were dancing. _______ having a good time.
1) all was 2) every was 3) everyone was 4) someone were
267. :
The shop doesnt sell new books. It only sells old _______.
1) of them 2) ones 3) some 4) them
268. :
The two girls often wear _______ clothes.
1) each other 2) each others 3) themselves 4) themselves
269. :
Have you had enough to eat, or would you like something _______.
1) else 2) another 3) new 4) other
270. :
His songs arent _______ popular _______ the Beatles songs.
1) neithernor 2) eitheror 3) soas 4) neither or
271. :
______the teacher______the students were happy with the test grades as the results were not satisfactory.
1) eitheror 2) neithernor 3) bothand 4) as..as
272. :
___________has been wasted
1) neither 2) either 3) both 4) everything
273. :
Didnt she tell you her name? No, and I didnt introduce myself ______________
1) neither 2) so 3) both 4) either
274. :
I like our new teacher very much. - ___________ do I. Shes really patient.
1) so 2) neither 3) both 4) and
275. :
_________ the driver _________ the passengers were injured, but not seriously.
1) so; as 2) either; or 3) both; and 4) neither; nor
276. :
Tom didnt believe a word she said, and did the police.
1) neither 2) so 3) both 4) either
277. :
She accepted rejected his proposal immediately.
1) either; or 2) neither; nor 3) bothand 4) as; as
278. :
the doctor the patients had been infected, but survived.
1) so; as 2) either; or 3) both; and 4) neither; nor
279. :
You can choose French fries, baked potatoes, mashed potatoes.
1) as; as 2) neither; nor 3) neither; or 4) either; or
280. :
I am not going out tonight. am I.
1) neither 2) so 3) both 4) either
