Английский язык (стр. 4 )

Вам незачем беспокоиться, они скоро вернутся.

A) You don’t worry, they will come back soon.

B) You can’t worry, they will come back soon.

C) You needn’t worry, they will come back soon.

D) You aren’t worry, they will come back soon.

E) You didn’t worry, they will come back soon.

Choose the correct translation of the sentence:

Тебе не следовало ложиться так поздно.

A) You shouldn’t go to bed so late.

B) You can’t go to bed so late.

C) You didn’t go to bed so late.

D) You won’t go to bed so late.

E) You aren’t go to bed so late.

Choose the correct translation of the sentence:

Идет дождь. Нам следует надеть плащи.

A) It is raining. We have wear our raincoats.

B) It is raining. We should wear our raincoats.

C) It is raining. We could wear our raincoats.

D) It is raining. We wearing our raincoats.

E) It is raining. We worn our raincoats.

Choose the correct translation of the sentence:

С какой стати я должен отвечать на ваши вопросы?

A) Why have I answer your questions?

B) Why do I answer your questions?

C) Why may I answer your questions?

D) Why should I answer your questions?

E) Why am I answer your questions?

Choose the correct translation of the sentence:

Ты должен (обязан) вернуть это завтра.

A) You shall have it back tomorrow.

B) You can have it back tomorrow.

C) You have it back tomorrow.

D) You could have it back tomorrow.

E) You did have it back tomorrow.

Choose the suitable Verbals (Infinitive, Gerund, ParticiplE):

When will he finish …?

A) speak.

B) speaks.

C) speaking.

D) of speaking.

E) spoke.

Choose the suitable Verbals (Infinitive, Gerund, ParticiplE):

Why do you keep … the same question?

A) ask.

B) asking.

C) ask.

D) in asking.

E) asked.

Choose the suitable Verbals (Infinitive, Gerund, ParticiplE):

I never enjoy … in the rain.

A) walks.

B) walk.

C) walking.

D) of walking.

E) walked.

Choose the suitable Verbals (Infinitive, Gerund, ParticiplE):

We offered … him, but he refused.

A) help.

B) to help.

C) helping.

D) in helping.

E) helped.

Choose the suitable Verbals (Infinitive, Gerund, ParticiplE):

Don’t be afraid … mistakes while speaking a foreign language.

A) make.

B) makes.

C) making.

D) of making.

E) made.

Choose the suitable Verbals (Infinitive, Gerund, ParticiplE):

I’ve decided … to Florida next summer.

A) go.

B) to go.

C) goes.

D) on going.

E) went

Choose the suitable Verbals (Infinitive, Gerund, ParticiplE):

Are children allowed … to this club?

A) come.

B) comes.

C) coming.

D) to coming.

E) came.

Choose the suitable Verbals (Infinitive, Gerund, ParticiplE):

She hates … to the park alone.

A) go.

B) gone.

C) went.

D) goes.

E) going.

Choose the suitable Verbals (Infinitive, Gerund, ParticiplE):

Who made Ann … for all the tickets?

A) pay.

B) to pay.

C) paying.

D) for paying.

E) paid.

Choose the suitable Verbals (Infinitive, Gerund, ParticiplE):

I have always dreamed … Greece.

A) visit.

B) visits.

C) at visiting.

D) of visiting.

E) visited.

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:

… she cook breakfast every morning?

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:

Our boys … playing football.

A) Are.

B) Is.

C) Were.

D) Was.

E) Have.

Choose the right form of the auxiliary verb:

What … they doing?

A) Is.

B) Am.

C) Do.

D) Does.

E) Are.

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 right form of the auxiliary verb:

We’re writing now, … we?

A) Are.

B) Aren’t.

C) Is.

D) Do.

E) Don’t.

Choose the right answer:

This article … read by him yesterday.

A) Is.

B) Was.

C) Are.

D) Were.

E) Will be.

Complete the sentence:

Who often comes to school late? William … .

A) Did.

B) Do.

C) Does.

D) Is.

E) Has.

Complete the sentence:

We’ve been to France, … we?

A) Haven’t.

B) Aren’t.

C) Didn’t.

D) Don’t.

E) Mustn’t.

 

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If you … we’ll catch the bus!

A) will hurry.

B) hurry.

C) are hurrying.

D) hurried.

E) would hurry.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If the earth … warmer, the snow will melt.

A) get.

B) gets.

C) will get.

D) got.

E) would get.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If you need money, I … you some.

A) will lend.

B) lend.

C) lends.

D) would lend.

E) lent.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If it … on Sunday, we won’t be able to play football.

A) will rain.

B) would rain.

C) rain.

D) rains.

E) rained.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If I see Mike this afternoon, I … him the news.

A) tell.

B) am telling.

C) will tell.

D) told.

E) have told.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If I read too much, I … a headache.

A) gets.

B) will get.

C) get.

D) got.

E) have got.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If I had $ 2 million, I … round the world.

A) went.

B) will go.

C) would go.

D) go.

E) gone.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

What would you do if you … a ghost?

A) see.

B) will see.

C) would see.

D) had seen.

E) saw.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

I wish Alex … here now.

A) is.

B) would be.

C) had been.

D) were.

E) are.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If the weather is fine tomorrow, we … out.

A) go.

B) will go.

C) would go.

D) have gone.

E) went.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If he … here, he could help us.

A) were.

B) would be.

C) is.

D) have been.

E) are.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If she finished her work early, she … home.

A) will go.

B) went.

C) would go.

D) would have gone.

E) go.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If Andrew had had money, he … a lot.

A) would travel.

B) travelled.

C) will travel.

D) have traveled.

E) would have travelled.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

What would you have done if you … your key?

A) lost.

B) had lost.

C) would loose.

D) loose.

E) have lost.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If Jane wants any information, she … to you.

A) will write.

B) writes.

C) wrote.

D) would write.

E) write.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

I wish you … quiet.

A) are.

B) have been.

C) is.

D) were.

E) will be.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

I wish I … speak Chinese.

A) will.

B) could.

C) would have.

D) can.

E) -.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If I had money, I … a flat.

A) will buy.

B) bought.

C) buy.

D) would buy.

E) buys.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If it … we’ll go skiing.

A) will snow.

B) snowed.

C) would snow.

D) snow.

E) snows.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If I … in Italy, I would learn Italian.

A) lived.

B) would live.

C) live.

D) have lived.

E) lives.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If he had looked out of the window, he … what had happened.

A) will see.

B) would see.

C) would have seen.

D) saw.

E) had seen.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If you invite them, they ….

A) come.

B) will come.

C) would come.

D) came.

E) comes.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If you had asked me for the address, I … it to you.

A) will give.

B) gave.

C) would give.

D) would have given.

E) had given.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If he had left home, they … very upset.

A) will be.

B) would be.

C) would have been.

D) were.

E) have been.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If you wore your new suit, you … smart.

A) would look.

B) will look.

C) would have looked.

D) looked.

E) look.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If I … robbers at that time, I would have phoned the police.

A) see.

B) saw.

C) would see.

D) have seen.

E) had seen.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

I wish I … Charlie in the pub last night.

A) met.

B) had met.

C) would have met.

D) have met.

E) was meeting.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If you work hard, you … the exam.

A) will pass.

B) pass.

C) would pass.

D) passed.

E) have passed.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

What would you do if he … in time?

A) not arrived.

B) hadn’t arrived.

C) don’t arrive.

D) didn’t arrive.

E) haven’t arrived.

Choose the suitable form of the verb:

If we meet him, I … you.

A) introduce.

B) would introduce.

C) introduced.

D) introduces.

E) will introduce.