Английский язык (стр. 1 )

Английский язык

Choose the right article:

I got … letter and … telegram from my friend yesterday.

A) a … the.

B) the … the.

C) a … a.

D) the … a.

E) an … a.

2.

Choose the right article:

Is this … book or … magazine?

A) a … a.

B) the … a.

C) an … a.

D) - … -.

E) a … an.

Choose the right article:

This is … cap. … cap is black.

A) a … a.

B) a … the.

C) the … the.

D) the … a.

E) a … an.

Choose the right article:

“Is Kate … teacher?”

“No, she is … doctor.”

A) a … the.

B) a … a.

C) a … an.

D) the … the.

E) the … a.

Choose the right article:

He is … engineer. He is at … home now.

A) a … the.

B) an … -.

C) the … a.

D) a; … a.

E) an … a.

Choose the right article:

Copenhagen is … clean city.

A) a.

B) the.

C) -.

D) an.

E) for.

Choose the right article:

This is … match.

A) the.

B) an.

C) -.

D) a.

E) are.

Choose the right article:

He does it with … pleasure.

A) a.

B) the.

C) an.

D) -.

E) for.

Choose the right article:

Is he giving you … piece of … chalk?

A) the … a.

B) a … a.

C) an … a.

D) a … -.

E) the … the.

Choose the right article:

“Just … moment, please,” … shop assistant said.

A) a … an.

B) a … the.

C) the … a.

D) a … a.

E) an … a.

Choose the right preposition:

Please look … the blackboard.

Please go … the blackboard.

A) to … on.

B) for … to.

C) at … to.

D) through at.

E) up … out.

Choose the right preposition:

The red pen is … the table, the brown pen is … my bag.

A) in … on.

B) at … under.

C) from … in.

D) on … in.

E) to … in.

Choose the right preposition:

Please put a spoon … your cup.

A) on.

B) to.

C) from.

D) in.

E) into.

Choose the right preposition:

Please go … that table, Nick, and sit … .

A) to … down.

B) into … down.

C) down … to.

D) on … to.

E) to … into.

Choose the right preposition:

Fred is … home now.

A) in.

B) at.

C) to.

D) from.

E) for.

Choose the right preposition:

We write a lot … sentences … the blackboard.

A) of … in.

B) on … at.

C) of … on.

D) of … at.

E) in … in.

Choose the right preposition:

I like to speak English … my sons.

A) after.

B) on.

C) to.

D) from.

E) for.

Choose the right preposition:

My friend likes playing … chess. He spends a lot … time … it.

A) in … of … on.

B) - … of … at.

C) - … of … with.

D) - … of … on.

E) at … - … under.

Choose the right preposition:

I heard it … the radio.

A) on.

B) in.

C) from.

D) to.

E) of.

Choose the right preposition:

We study … the University.

A) on.

B) at.

C) in.

D) for.

E) of.

Choose the right preposition:

Roberto comes … Cairo, Egypt.

A) after.

B) in.

C) out.

D) from.

E) for.

Choose the right preposition:

He goes … home after classes.

A) to.

B) for.

C) at.

D) in.

E) -.

Choose the right preposition:

Keep … the diet.

A) in.

B) on.

C) to.

D) at.

E) –.

Choose the right preposition:

Who treated your child … scarlet fever?

A) for.

B) of.

C) on.

D) out.

E) in.

Choose the right preposition:

He turned … a bad actor.

A) up.

B) out.

C) for.

D) with.

E) to.

Choose the right preposition:

His behaviour is worthy … great praise.

A) at.

B) for.

C) on.

D) of.

E) out.

Choose the right preposition:

Everybody was excited … the news.

A) at.

B) in.

C) of.

D) to.

E) by.

Choose the right preposition:

It will take me a month to catch … … the group.

A) up with.

B) out of.

C) because of.

D) up to.

E) from.

Choose the right preposition:

The coasts … British Isles are washed … the Atlantic Ocean.

A) in, of.

B) of, at.

C) of, by.

D) to, by.

E) - , by.

Choose the right preposition:

Our car run … the bus.

A) across.

B) into.

C) with.

D) off.

E) from.

Choose the right preposition:

The doctor prescribed the medicine to bring … the fever.

A) to.

B) of.

C) at.

D) down.

E) in.

Choose the right preposition:

My umbrella turned … … in the wind.

A) inside out.

B) out of.

C) upside down.

D) up to.

E) outside.

Choose the right preposition:

I’m sure you’ll get … all difficulties … the end.

A) on, at.

B) with, in.

C) over, in.

D) up, to.

E) - , at.

Choose the right pronoun:

I am a student. … name is Petrov.

A) I.

B) my.

C) our.

D) he.

E) her.

Choose the right pronoun:

Ann is a schoolgirl. … marks are good.

A) she.

B) he.

C) her.

D) his.

E) your.

Choose the right pronoun:

Nick and Bob are teachers. … sons are students.

A) his.

B) her.

C) it.

D) their.

E) they.

Choose the right pronoun:

Please give me … textbook, Pete.

A) you.

B) her.

C) his.

D) your.

E) yours.

Choose the right pronoun:

We’re students. This is … classroom.

A) her.

B) his.

C) your.

D) their.

E) our.

Choose the right pronoun:

These are very good exercises. Do……. at home.

A) me.

B) they.

C) them.

D) it.

E) him.

Choose the right pronoun:

There is a film on TV tonight. Are you going to watch……?

A) me.

B) they.

C) him.

D) it.

E) your.

Choose the right pronoun:

We know this girl. She works with…….. .

A) she.

B) us.

C) it.

D) you.

E) they.

Choose the right pronoun:

She goes to college with ……. .

A) me.

B) her.

C) he.

D) your.

E) I.

Choose the right pronoun:

I would like to meet……. .

A) she.

B) his.

C) your.

D) hers.

E) him.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

… you still (reaD) the article?

A) are … reading.

B) do … read.

C) did … read.

D) have … read.

E) was … reading.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

They (watch) TV now.

A) is watching.

B) was watching.

C) watch.

D) are watching.

E) watching.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

You (reaD) this text now.

A) are reading.

B) has read.

C) is reading.

D) was reading.

E) has been reading.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

Ann (bE) still cleaning her room.

A) has cleaned.

B) has cleaning.

C) are cleaning.

D) cleaned.

E) is cleaning.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

Grandmother is in the kitchen. She (makE) an apple-cake.

A) are making.

B) is making.

C) makes.

D) made.

E) is made.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

We (talk) about him now.

A) talked.

B) was talking.

C) is talked.

D) has talked.

E) are talking.

Choose the appropriate forms of the verbs:

You … this test now.

A) Will write.

B) Write.

C) Were writing.

D) Are writing.

E) Wrote.

Choose the right form of the verb to be :

I … writing a letter at the moment.

A) Is.

B) Am.

C) Are.

D) To.

E) All.

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 variant:

A) They to stay are going at my house.

B) To stay at my house they are going.

C) At my house they are going to stay.

D) They are going to stay at my house.

E) They are going at my house to stay.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

The film (begin) at 7. Let’s hurry.

A) is beginning.

B) are beginning.

C) begin.

D) begins.

E) begun.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

Can you help me? I (not/know) the way to the park.

A) am not know.

B) does not know.

C) don’t know.

D) didn’t knew.

E) haven’t know.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

My daughter (not/likE) apples, but she likes oranges.

A) don’t likes.

B) doesn’t likes.

C) doesn’t like.

D) did like.

E) haven’t likes.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

It often (rain) in this part of the country.

A) is raining.

B) rains.

C) was raining.

D) raining.

E) has rained.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

Ann usually (work) on Saturdays.

A) is worked;

B) is working;

C) works;

D) work;

E) are working;

Choose the appropriate forms of the verbs:

My grandmother … to watch interesting films on TV.

A) Like.

B) Liked.

C) Likes.

D) Shall like.

E) Has liked.

Put the verb into the correct tense:

The teacher … us an English lesson every day.

A) Give.

B) Giving.

C) Gave.

D) Gives.

E) Given.

Put the verb into the correct tense:

This year Nancy … in the 2nd Year English Class.

A) Am.

B) Are.

C) To be.

D) Was.

E) Is.

Put the verb into the correct tense:

… Brain wake up about 7 o’clock every day?

A) To do.

B) Do.

C) Did.

D) Done.

E) Does.

Put the verbs into the correct tense:

The sun … in the East.

A) Will rise.

B) Rises.

C) Is rising.

D) Was rising.

E) Will be rising.

Choose the appropriate forms of the verbs:

Every evening he … his dog for a walk.

A) Is taking.

B) Takes.

C) Will take.

D) Took.

E) Will be taking.

Choose the right variant:

She …coffee in the evening.

A) Drink.

B) Drinks.

C) Drinking.

D) Drank.

E) Drunk.

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 variant:

A) I don’t drink strong usually coffee.

B) I don’t usually drink strong coffee.

C) I don’t drink strong coffee usually.

D) I don’t drink usually strong tea.

E) Usually strong tea I drink.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

It (rain) yesterday.

A) had rain.

B) is raining.

C) rained.

D) rains.

E) have rained.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

I visited London in January. I (stay) at a nice hotel for a day.

A) stayed.

B) has stayed.

C) staying.

D) is staying.

E) have staying.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

We (not/havE) a holiday last year.

A) didn’t have.

B) doesn’t have.

C) hadn’t have.

D) don’t have.

E) haven’t have.

Choose the right tense-forms of the verb:

What language you (to learn) five years ago?

A) did … learn.

B) does … learn.

C) do … learn.

D) learnt.

E) are … learning.

Choose the appropriate forms of the verbs:

Columbus … America in 1492.

A) Discovered.

B) Were discovered.

C) Discover.

D) Discovering.

E) Has discovered.

Put the verb into the correct tense:

Mary … do the housework yesterday.