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A) Doesn’t.

B) Don’t.

C) Ddn’t.

D) Wasn’t.

E) Isn’t.

Put the verb into the correct tense:

… you go to the cinema yesterday?

A) Do.

B) To do.

C) Does.

D) Did.

E) Done.

Put the verbs into the correct tense:

Richard … a letter last week.

A) To write.

B) Writing.

C) Writes.

D) Written.

E) Wrote.

Put the verbs into the correct tense:

They … with us last Christmas.

A) To stay.

B) Stays.

C) Stayed.

D) Stay.

E) Was staying.

Put the proper tense:

He … school 2 years ago.

A) Finishes.

B) Finished.

C) Will finish.

D) Finish.

E) Was finishing.

Choose the right form of the auxiliary verb:

… you meet her yesterday?

A) Did.

B) Do.

C) Does.

D) Was.

E) Were.

Choose the right form of the auxiliary verb:

… you go to the cinema yesterday?

A) Did.

B) Do.

C) Does.

D) Was.

E) Were.

Choose the right form of the auxiliary verb:

I … in Moscow 3 years ago.

A) Was.

B) Were.

C) Am.

D) Is.

E) Are.

Choose the proper verb:

Yesterday I … my best friend.

A) Saw.

B) Seen.

C) See.

D) Will see.

E) Seeing.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

All students already (finish) to translate this text.

A) was … finished.

B) finish.

C) finishes.

D) were finished.

E) have finished.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

I (seE) just the dean.

A) was … seen.

B) have seen.

C) has … seen.

D) am … seeing.

E) was … seeing.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

I (talk) just on the telephone.

A) talked.

B) talk.

C) have talked.

D) was talking.

E) am talking.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

My parents (bE) to Astana many times.

A) were.

B) was.

C) been.

D) have been.

E) has been.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

Our next lesson (bE) on Monday.

A) are going to.

B) will be.

C) was.

D) shall.

E) will.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

I (bE) in tomorrow morning.

A) are going to.

B) would.

C) was.

D) shall be.

E) will.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

There (bE) a lot of work to do tomorrow.

A) are going to.

B) will be.

C) was.

D) shall.

E) will.

Give Synonyms:

to learn

A) to study.

B) to do.

C) to get.

D) to give.

E) to pick up.

Give Synonyms:

Many

A) few.

B) a lot of.

C) some.

D) any.

E) little.

Give Synonyms:

to get

A) to take.

B) to have.

C) to receive.

D) to make.

E) to go.

Give Synonyms:

to go to college

A) to get to college.

B) to be at college.

C) to come to college.

D) to run to college.

E) to work at college.

Give Synonyms:

Ill

A) ready.

B) healthy.

C) good.

D) sick.

E) cold.

Give Synonyms:

High

A) tall.

B) short.

C) long.

D) straight.

E) length.

Give Synonyms:

to intend

A) to go.

B) to be going to.

C) to go to.

D) to want.

E) to do.

Give Synonyms:

ticket

A) book.

B) notebook.

C) check.

D) bill.

E) menu.

Give Synonyms:

ready

A) clear.

B) understandable.

C) prepared.

D) enough.

E) still.

Give Synonyms:

tonight

A) today.

B) that day.

C) at night.

D) this evening.

E) in the evening.

Give Synonyms:

a long way from

A) near.

B) next to.

C) close to.

D) far from.

E) in the middle of ….

Give Synonyms:

to return

A) to give back.

B) to take.

C) to give.

D) to receive.

E) to hand.

Choose the synonym to the word:

to shiver:

A) to hurt.

B) to tremble.

C) to share.

D) to rub.

E) to ruin.

Choose the synonym to the word:

plain:

A) bright.

B) light.

C) clear.

D) early.

E) funny.

Choose the synonym to the word:

to look:

A) to hear.

B) to see.

C) to become.

D) to stare

E) to unite.

Choose the synonym to the word:

humanity:

A) mankind.

B) human.

C) unity.

D) worthy.

E) indignity.

Choose the synonym to the word:

to get:

A) to give.

B) to become.

C) to gaze.

D) to ruin.

E) to occur.

Choose the synonym to the word:

to vary:

A) to change.

B) to expect.

C) to supply.

D) to evaluate.

E) to vote.

Choose the synonym to the word:

various:

A) difficult.

B) varied.

C) different.

D) dangerous.

E) series.

Choose the synonym to the word:

shape:

A) form.

B) choice.

C) shapely.

D) scenery.

E) blank.

Choose the synonym to the word:

to run:

A) to reach.

B) to achieve.

C) to rub.

D) to stretch.

E) to flow.

Give Antonyms:

fine

A) wonderful.

B) pretty.

C) bad.

D) old.

E) pleasant.

Give Antonyms:

to go away

A) to come across.

B) to move.

C) to leave.

D) to go through.

E) to come.

Give Antonyms:

seldom

A) often.

B) usually.

C) not often.

D) always.

E) every day

Give Antonyms:

to decide

A) to change one’s mind.

B) to intend.

C) to realize.

D) to make a mistake.

E) to do one’s test.

Give Antonyms:

to appear

A) to arrive.

B) to come across.

C) to find oneself.

D) to unappear.

E) to disappear.

Give Antonyms:

polite

A) inpolite.

B) dispolite.

C) impolite.

D) unpolite.

E) antipolite.

Give Antonyms:

a crooked street

A) a straight street.

B) a wide street.

C) a dirty street.

D) a narrow street.

E) a noisy street.

Give Antonyms:

without

A) outside.

B) within.

C) throughout.

D) with.

E) couple.

Give Antonyms:

to forget

A) to repeat.

B) to remember.

C) to leave.

D) to make notes.

E) to be a bit early.

Give Antonyms:

to be free

A) to be busy;

B) to be in time for;

C) to be lucky;

D) to be success;

E) to be fond of;

What is opposite for:

shallow:

A) deep.

B) shadow.

C) clean.

D) keep.

E) narrow.

What is opposite for:

to break:

A) to stick.

B) to pause.

C) to keep.

D) to vary.

E) to ruin.

What is opposite for:

to nod:

A) to bow.

B) to shake one’s head.

C) to rub one’s hands.

D) to shiver with cold.

E) to ruin oneself.

What is opposite for:

painful:

A) pain.

B) plain.

C) naked.

D) painless.

E) useless.

What is opposite for:

worthy:

A) healthy.

B) worthless.

C) unworthy.

D) useful.

E) striking.

What is opposite for:

to refuse:

A) to take up.

B) to give up.

C) to look up.

D) to make up.

E) to drive up.

What is opposite for:

different:

A) like.

B) like.

C) likeness.

D) difference.

E) simple.

What is opposite for:

vacant:

A) blank.

B) plain.

C) shallow.

D) ngaged.

E) vacancy.

What is opposite for:

ignorant:

A) educated.

B) innocent.

C) established.

D) exited.

E) importance.

What is opposite for:

humane:

A) happy.

B) peaceful.

C) busy.

D) cruel.

E) worth.

Choose the right question tag:

You are busy now, …?

A) isn’t you.

B) weren’t you.

C) aren’t you.

D) isn’t it.

E) are you.

Choose the right question tag:

You were born in Astana, … ?

A) isn’t you.

B) weren’t you.

C) aren’t you.

D) isn’t it.

E) were you.

Choose the right question tag:

There aren’t many people in the library now, … ?

A) is there.

B) are there.

C) aren’t there.

D) weren’t there.

E) are they.

Choose the right question tag:

He couldn’t go there, … ?

A) could he.

B) couldn’t he.

C) can he.

D) can’t he.

E) couldn’t she.

Choose the right question tag:

You haven’t heard from your friend for a long time, … ?

A) have you.

B) haven’t you.

C) aren’t you.

D) are you.

E) had you.

Choose the right question tag:

She knows him, … ?

A) is she.

B) isn’t she.

C) does she.

D) doesn’t she.

E) hasn’t she.

Choose the right question tag:

You’ll be back home early today, … ?

A) are you.

B) aren’t you.

C) will you.

D) won’t you.

E) shan’t you.

136. Choose the right question tag:

He has read a lot of English books already, … ?

A) isn’t he.

B) haven’t he.

C) has he.

D) hasn’t he.

E) doesn’t he.

Choose the right question tag:

You didn’t see your friend yesterday, … ?

A) are you.

B) aren’t you.

C) did you.

D) didn’t you.

E) haven’t you.

Choose the right question tag:

They can’t speak English well, … ?

A) can’t they.

B) can they.

C) are they.

D) aren’t they.

E) could they.

Choose the right question tag:

You have spent a lot of time on it, … ?

A) aren’t you.

B) haven’t you.

C) hasn’t you.

D) have you.

E) hadn’t you.

Choose the right question tag:

He was late for conference, … ?

A) isn’t he.

B) wasn’t he.

C) weren’t he.

D) was he.

E) didn’t he.

Choose the right question tag:

The librarian advised you to take this book, … ?

A) was she.

B) wasn’t she.

C) did she.

D) didn’t she.

E) doesn’t she.

… Jane Smith (speak) English?

A) is … speak.

B) does … speak.

C) do … speak.

D) does … speaks.

E) do … spoke.

… you (likE) swimming?

A) do … like.

B) does … like.

C) are … like.

D) were … like.

E) have … like.

… it often … here last autumn?