Тесты на тему "Иностранный язык Синергия Ответы на тесты 9-16, итоговый тест, компетентностный"

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УЧЕБНЫЕ МАТЕРИАЛЫ
Тема 9. Давайте жить дружно: семья, друзья, коллеги и взаимоотношения между людьми (Relationships: friends, family, character and behavior)
Тема 10. Терпение и труд все перетрут: как добиться своего и преодолеть стресс? (Where there’s a will, there’s a way)
Тема 11. Права и обязанности (Rights and Responsibilities)
Тема 12. Следи за собой: будь осторожен! (Опасности, болезни и травмы – как сохранить здоровье и мир вокруг нас)
Тема 13. Дом, милый дом (Homes and neighborhoods)
Тема 14. Коммуникация и технологии (Newspapers and Media. Space Technology)
Тема 15. Что день грядущий нам готовит: мечты, надежды и стремления. Образование в России и за рубежом
Тема 16. Страны и континенты. Путешествия. Культурные особенности. (Geographical Features. Travel. Art and Design)
Заключение
Итоговая аттестация

СПИСОК ВОПРОСОВ:

A week ago I came ... an interesting idea that possessed my mind
• out
• up with
• in
• down with

I always … my car near the house
• park
• am parking
• parks
• parking

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. I have never
B. I adore
C. I have just been cycling
D. Next week I’m going to
E. been in Italy before
F. studying Spanish
G. for 2 hours
H. go to Spain

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. While I was going to work
B. My sister has been in London
C. My brother was in Moscow
D. My family has never
E. my mother rang
F. three times this year
G. two times last year
H. been poor

My brother … about me! I hate it!
• always complains
• complains always
• always is complaining
• is always complaining

My mother came … a large sum of money when her dad passed
• across
• in
• into
• up with

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I (never to lie) … to you”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I (to be) … surprised when you told me you were engaged”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I (to enjoy) … going shopping every week”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I really adore the way you (to smile) …”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Now that I know your situation, I think I (to share) … mine”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “The factory (to produce) … pillows for the last 20 years”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “The plane (to take) … off at 8 o’clock”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Unfortunately, I accidentally (to delete) … the documents from our computer”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “While my mother was cooking dinner, I (to do) … my homework”

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 My name is Ann, I am your neighbor. How long have you lived here?
2 I’ve just moved in actually. Why are you asking?
3 I need your help with a man who lives on the 4th floor, just above us. He is always listening to music, it is so loud!
4 Okay, I’ll talk to him, no problem

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 So, how is Amsterdam?
2 It’s awesome! I totally adore my life here.
3 Is everything there as good as you say?
4 Well, there is one thing I don’t like. I wanted to have a cat, but my landlord won’t let me.

The gardener … the flowers at the moment
• waters
• water
• is watering
• watering

This time next week I … in Rome
• will be
• going to be
• will have been
• am being

Yesterday I came … an advertisement in a newspaper
• in
• across
• out
• over

1) I’m just sick and … of doing exams all the time! 2) I’m so fed up with the way I look. It’s really … me down. 3) I’m losing control. I can’t … it anymore! Fill in: take, tired, getting.
• getting; 2) tired; 3) take.
• tired; 2) getting; 3) take.
• getting; 2) take; 3) tired.

Add the missing word in sentence: “… case of emergency, call the ambulance”

Add the missing word in sentence: “I cancelled our appointment … as not to feel bad there”

Add the missing word in sentence: “I got divorced in order … feel more freedom”

Add the missing word in sentence: “I quit my job due … the fact that it was too stressful”

Add the missing word in sentence: “Put your clothes … , we are about to go out”

Add the missing word in sentence: “That is the girl … mother is my teacher”

Add the missing word in sentence: “You are so unkind to your sister, why are you putting her … like that?”

Add the missing word in sentence: “You have to respect yourself, never put up … that!”

Add the missing word in sentence: “You should take this medicine twice a day … get better”

Don’t put anyone … for being different!
• on
• up with
• off
• down

He wanted to prevent the wedding … happening
• for
• from
• at
• in

I can no longer put … this
• away
• off
• on
• up with

I interrupted the meeting … the fact that I was late
• due to
• because
• for
• at

I wanted to talk to her … explain my behavior
• in order
• for
• so as
• with the aim to

I’m doing everything in my power to avoid … bored
• to be
• be
• being
• am

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. The man at the door
B. That is the teacher
C. That is the example
D. That is the book
E. is the one I told you about
F. whose children are scientists
G. that shows us how to use this word
H. of which the first page is missing

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. We need to start working in
B. She studied French
C. I try to avoid
D. We tried to prevent the accident
E. order to finish on time
F. to move to Europe
G. seeing my enemies every day
H. from happening, but we failed

Yesterday I cleaned my house … I could invite my friends over
• in order to
• so that
• so as to
• with the aim of

We usually travel … something new
• to learn
• to learning
• learning
• learn

1) Jake’s grandfather has just had a heart …. 2) Jake was … all night. He must have a stomach bug. 3) I feel … I think I’m going to faint. Fill in: attack, sore, blowing, vomiting, dizzy, hoarse, caught, breathing, running, aching, rash, allergic, wheeze, sneezing.
1) sneezing; 2) vomiting; 3) dizzy.
1) attack; 2) vomiting; 3) dizzy.
1) aching; 2) hoarse; 3) blowing.

I hate it when you call … stupid
• himself
• yourself
• myself
• herself

I never go … on Fridays
• through
• into
• out
• in

I went … awfully difficult times
• through
• on
• in
• at

Jim, behave …!
• himself
• myself
• theirselves
• yourself

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. As it was my parents’ anniversary, I couldn’t go
B. I never liked going
C. I know it’s been hard for you, but you need to go
D. I would never like to go
E. out with my friends
F. into details using text messages
G. on and start doing something
H. through that again

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. I really hate
B. I wish you weren’t
C. You would never disrespect
D. He has never liked being
E. myself for not calling you that day
F. so hard on yourself
G. yourselves like that
H. by himself

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I need to have my hair (to cut) …”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Last night my phone (to steal) …”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “My dog (to feed) … twice a day”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “My father (to accuse) … of robbing a woman”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “They (to ask) … to leave by the host”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “This case is now being (to deal) … with in court”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “This water is so clean, I think it (to filter) … last night”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “We (to make) … this decision yesterday”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “You (to tell) … multiple times not to do that, but you are still taking my cup without permission!”

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 Please, be careful while crossing the road
2 Why are you telling me this now?
3 An accident happened yesterday, I would like you to be more cautious
4 Okay then. Thanks!

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 What can I do for you?
2 My leg hurts. I think it might be broken
3 There doesn’t seem to be anything radically wrong with it, but let’s do a scan just to be sure
4 Good. Thank you, doctor!

She has never treated … well
• myself
• herself
• theirselves
• yourself

The show must go …!
• out
• in
• for
• on

We would never do that to …
• yourself
• himself
• ourselves
• yourselves

1) New York is a(n) … city because there are many factories and warehouses there. 2) York is a(n) … city because it dates from 71 AD. 3) Newcastle was a(n) … town in the 19th century because of the mining industry. Fill in: industrial, capital, cosmopolitan, overcrowded, historic, market, boom, shanty, new.
1) shanty; 2) new; 3) overcrowded.
1) cosmopolitan; 2) historic; 3) new.
1) industrial; 2) historic; 3) boom.

He … to visit his grandmother
• needs
• need
• oughts
• must

I … help my mom with cooking
• need
• have
• must
• needs to

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. Sooner or later this work is going to do me
B. There’s something wrong with this zipper. I can’t do it
C. My mother wants to do
D.I do
E. in
F. up
G. up the flat tomorrow
H. without milk pretty well

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. I wasn’t available yesterday
B. May
C. You can’t
D. If you experience headaches
E.so I couldn’t have helped you
F. I close the door?
G. go out without your teacher’s permission
H. you should visit the doctor

My boyfriend … give me more presents!
• need to
• should
• have to
• musts

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “(To be) … you able to sing when you were young?”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Could you (to move) … somewhere else, please?”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I got used to (to drink) … more water these days”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “This case is now being (to stay) … with in court”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “You could (to leave) … if they hadn’t come in”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “You shouldn’t (to ask) … her about their relationship yesterday”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentences: “I cannot find the cake. Our cat might (to eat) … it last night”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentences: “Why are you doing all those exercises now? You could (to do) … them yesterday”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentences: “You can’t leave her alone. You need (to help) … her”

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 I’m thinking of redecorating our bathroom. Which color do you think suits our design?
2 I’ve always wanted to have a green one
3 That would be awesome! Should I order a green sink in this case?
4 Yes, sure! I’m looking forward to seeing it

You … not have said it, now she is mad at you!
• could
• might
• should
• can

You don’t … attend these classes if you don’t want to
• need
• shall
• must to
• have to

… coffee in the morning makes me feel good
• Drinking
• Drink
• To drink
• To drinking

1) A: Have you ever … the law? B: Well, I once had to … a fine for speeding! 2) A: Did the man … to the burglary? B: Yes, the police have … him and he’s … in court on Thursday. Complete the sentences with the verbs below in the correct from (arrest; appear; confess; pay; break).
1) broken, pay; 2) confess, arrested, appearing.
1) breaking, pay; 2) confess, arresting, appearing.
1) broken, pay; 2) confess, arrested, appeared.

I really need you … with me
• stay
• to stay
• staying
• stay to

I usually avoid … about bad things
• to talk
• talk
• talking
• to talking

It will take me weeks to keep … with the rest of the class!
• away
• out
• up
• to

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. Would you mind
B. What do you like more:
C. Do you regret
D. What is something you hate
E. closing the door?
F. running or swimming?
G. talking to him last night?
H. speaking about the most?

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. Do you fancy
B. He managed
C. I tend to
D. He avoids
E. going to the cinema tomorrow?
F. to finish the work on time
G. worry much about the consequences
H. talking to people in the mornings

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “He denied (to be) … involved in the crime”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I came to London (to study) … English”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I drank a cup of coffee before (to leave) …”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I gave up (to smoke) … two years ago”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I have never been the first one (to answer) … the question”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I was about (to go) … out, but my phone rang”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “It is difficult for me (to describe) … my feelings”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Look around before (to cross) … the street”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “To love is (to accept) … everything in one another”

Please, keep that … from me!
• off
• out
• in
• away

We need to work a lot to keep the prices …
• in
• out
• with
• down

We usually travel … something new
• to learn
• to learning
• learning
• learn

1) My favorite magazine … out once a month. 2) There are … news every hour on that radio station. 3) I bet there isn’t a … of truth in that article about Tom Cruise! 4) The health service has … the headlines again for the third time this year. Fill in: running, gutter, top, unfold, shred, broadcast, updates, hit, comes, developments.
1) broadcast; 2) top; 3) shred; 4) hit.
1) developments; 2) top; 3) shred; 4) hit.
1) comes; 2) updates; 3) shred; 4) hit.

A police officer told me the situation … under control
• had been
• was
• is being
• were

He also talked me … of studying
• into
• out
• in
• for

He said he wished he … a teacher
• is
• are
• was
• had been

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. Anna told me
B. Miss Addams advised me
C. My doctor suggested
D. Our local postman said he wished he
E. she had finished completing the tests.
F. to stay out of it.
G. taking a break.
H. were an astronaut.

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. She inquired what
B. Her brother asked
C. I asked my cat if
D. He was wondering whether
E. I did for a living
F. if she needed anything
G. he was hungry
H. or not I could help him

My friend talked me … working with him
• in
• out
• to
• into

My mother told me she … cooking dinner
• finish
• is finishing
• finishes
• had finished

My teacher told me he … English at school
• does not study
• had not studied
• have not studied
• not had studied

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “He advised me (to be) … stronger”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Miss Garey said she (to meet) … me there at 3 o’clock”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “My mother ordered me not (to shout) …”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Our teachers said they wished they (to be) … film directors”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “She said she (to lose) … her wallet the day before”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “When I asked what he did for a living, my brother said he (to fix) … cars”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “When Jakon called I said we (to watch) … a film”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Your dad said that water (to freeze) … at 0 degrees”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: ”When I called she said she (to cook) … dinner”

She said that she … for 2 hours
• is running
• had been running
• runs
• runned

1) Jane managed to … many difficulties and became a successful businesswoman. 2) Keep on trying until you … your dream. 3) You may … many obstacles but don’t give up. Fill in: achieve, come up against, overcome, come, long to, make, take, move, face, reach, reject.
1) reach; 2) achieve; 3) come up against; 4) overcome.
1) overcome; 2) achieve; 3) come up against; 4) reach.
1) come; 2) reach; 3) come up against; 4) achieve.

I wish I … as good a singer as Mary
• were
• be
• am
• will be

I’m so happy I’ve carried … the recent situation
• off
• on
• through
• at

If I … you, I’d tell him
• was
• am
• had been
• were

If I study hard, I … my dream job
• get
• would get
• will get
• gets

If you hadn’t come, I … the project on time
• would finished
• finished
• had finished
• would have finished

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. If you want to reach your goal, you should carry
B. I wish you to carry the Olympiad
C. I really want this experiment to be carried
D. Trust me, as soon as you carry
E. on working for a little longer
F. of this year
G. out successfully, I’ve been working so hard on it!
H. through this life period, you’ll be happy

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. I wish you
B. If I had slept more, I
C. If she were smarter, she
D. If you heat water to 100 degrees, it
E. wouldn't play your music so loud
F. would have felt better
G. would not be as happy
H. boils

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Even if I (to believe) … in your words, I wouldn’t trust you completely”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “If I (to have) …, I would have paid”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “If I could (to play) …, I would certainly beat you”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “If I had more money, I (to open) … my own shop”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “If it (to stop) … raining, we will go outside”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “If she (to accuse) … of a crime, she would not have started working”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “If you (to have) … a cat, I would visit you more often”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “If you (to interest) … me well enough, I will keep on studying that”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “We (to go) … out if my mother comes home early”

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 So, where do you say you are studying now?
2 I’m still at school, but I’m planning to go to a university next year
3 And who do you want to become?
4 I really want to work with people, so a doctor is my dream job

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 What is your biggest dream, Jack?
2 I would like to run my dad's business some day. What about you?
3 All I want is to be happy. Doesn’t matter where or who with
4 That’s so romantic!

The research was carried … on a high level of quality
• off
• out
• through
• at

The water … at 100 degrees
• boiling
• had boiled
• will boil
• boils

1) A: Hi! I heard you had a great time in America. B: Absolutely, but it took me a day or two to recover from the … lag. 2) A: Would you like a window seat? B: No, I’d like an … seat, please. 3) A: Did you manage to get a direct flight? B: No, but it’s only a … stopover, so I don’t mind. Fill in: aisle, boarding, cabin, hand, delayed, take-off, air traffic, jet, short, poor.
1) jet; 2) aisle; 3) short.
1) jet; 2) take-off; 3) poor.
1) jet; 2) cabin; 3) hand.

… break the law, but they also put themselves and others in unnecessary danger.
• Not only they
• Not only have they
• Not only did they

… we take specific actions immediately can we hope to stop climate change in some way.
• Rarely when
• If only
• Only if
• Only

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. Had I been there
B. Not for a moment I
C. Never have we witnessed such
D. Seldom
E. I’d definitely help you with the dishes
F. did think I would be offered the job
G. cruel behavior by one child to another
H. does one hear a politician say ‘sorry’

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. Trust me, there’s no need to check
B. You should check
C. If you want to take part in the play, check
D. You have to check
E. up on every move of mine
F. on her, we are all worried
G. off your name on this list of participants
H. in before the flight

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 Are you planning to go anywhere this summer?
2 Sure I do! I'm thinking of going to Italy this time
3 Sounds great! How long will you be staying there?
4 For about 2 weeks, I guess. We'll see

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 How many pieces of luggage are you checking in?
2 Only two. But the second one is quite heavy
3 I see. In this case, it'll cost you 30 euros
4 Okay, I was expecting that. Thank you!

Use some/any/no or their compounds in sentence: “Are there … vacancies in the company?”

Use some/any/no or their compounds in sentence: “Can Anna have … flour to bake a cake?”

Use some/any/no or their compounds in sentence: “Do they have … postcards left?”

Use some/any/no or their compounds in sentence: “Is … left for me to do?”

Use some/any/no or their compounds in sentence: “There’s … petrol in my car”

Use some/any/no or their compounds in sentence: “Would you like … milk to drink?”

Use some/any/no or their compounds in sentences: “I have … money. I can’t buy a car”

Use some/any/no or their compounds in sentences: “I ran out of energy. I need to eat … food”

Use some/any/no or their compounds in sentences: “They have … to tell you. Don’t talk to them”

Very … see that type of heroism again
• rarely will people
• naber will people
• rarely people will
• little people will

We will need to be on sensible alert, but … allow fear to dictate the course of our lives.
• never we must
• on no account should we
• no way we should
• under no circumstances we should

… abroad will give me the opportunity to get a better job
• To study
• Studying
• Study
• To studying

… allow such terrible actions to happen again
• Never again we will
• No way will
• Under no circumstances will we
• Little will we

… book it this one? It is yours?
• Which
• What
• Who
• Whose

… has been my obsession since childhood
• Singing
• Sing
• Will sing
• Was sing

… I bring you some coffee?
• Need
• Should
• Ought to
• Must

… know how widely diffused his tweet would become
• Little he
• Little he did
• Little did he
• Little he has

… my daughter leave earlier today?
• May
• Must
• Has to
• Have to

… of the clients are satisfied with our help, we did a good job
• Either
• Neither
• None
• Both

… of the peaches are good enough to be used, they’re spoiled
• No
• None
• Some
• Most

… people aren’t happy because of their jobs
• Much
• Many
• Any
• Lots

… people don’t see the difference between us
• None
• Neither
• Most
• Both

… started the discussion when a group of hooligans arrived and started shouting slogans.
• Barely had they
• No sooner had they
• Barely they had
• No sooner had they

… you know that we’re engaged?
• Does
• Did
• Are
• Were

… you mad at me for yelling at you?
• Do
• Did
• Are
• Does

Add the missing word in sentence: “… order to come there on time, we need to hurry”

Add the missing word in sentence: “He was expelled … to the fact that he didn’t attend classes”

Add the missing word in sentence: “I painted my wall so … not to feel bored”

Add the missing word in sentence: “Never put … such important things, delaying them is always a mistake!”

Add the missing word in sentence: “She is working a lot … as not to be poor”

Add the missing word in sentence: “That’s the cat … owner treats it badly!”

Add the missing word in sentence: “We need to come there earlier so … to help them prepare”

Add the missing word in sentence: “We were late … of the fact that we got into a traffic jam”

After a year of arguing, we decided … a divorce
• getting
• get
• to getting
• to get

At the moment Jason … with Ann
• argue
• argues
• arguing
• is arguing

At the moment my computer …
• is repaired
• repairing
• is being repaired
• is repairing

At the moment she … her teacher
• call
• is calling
• are calling
• calls

Benedict Cumberbatch … a talented actor
• have
• are
• is
• come

By the time I am 19 I … to thirty countries
• will travel
• will be travelling
• am going to travel
• will have traveled

Can you … what is written on the board?
• see
• watch
• look
• do

Did she … you where you were?
• ask
• asked
• asking
• asks

Faster! Put your clothes … and let’s go!
• about
• at
• on
• up

Firstly, I want you all to introduce …
• myself
• yourself
• himself
• yourselves

Gregory is highly enthusiastic … completing the tests
• of
• at
• about
• in

He … he wanted to close his cafe
• sayd
• said
• says
• was saying

He (to begin) … to sleep well this summer
• will get
• have been
• will do
• will begin

He asked me if I … to have a cup of coffee
• wants
• wanting
• had wanted
• wanted

He chose … to the cinema with us
• not going
• to not going
• not to go
• to not go

He opened the door … to let her in
• so
• because
• due
• in order

He ordered us … of the house
• getting out
• got out
• to get out
• get out

He said he … smoking one year ago
• quit
• quitted
• quits
• is quitting

He should … the doctor before it’s too late
• visit
• visiting
• to visit
• visits

He told me he … for half an hour before he left
• had been waiting
• has been waiting
• waiting
• is waiting

I … about buying a new phone
• think
• am thinking
• thinks
• thinking

I … be able to help you, but I’m not sure yet
• might
• must
• cannot
• have to

I … handle this any longer. I quit
• can not
• mustn’t
• cannot
• may not

I … the door long before we came in.
• will close
• had closed
• close
• have

I hope … this year successfully
• finish
• finishing
• to finish
• to finishing

I left my jewelry … a week ago
• be cleaned
• to clean
• to be cleaned
• cleaned

I need to start listening to …
• herself
• myself
• theirselves
• Meself

I need you to let me … that!
• do
• to do
• doing
• to doing

I quit University … the fact that I needed to study
• because
• due to
• so that
• in case

I think she … the story a little bit yesterday
• exaggerate
• exaggerated
• had exaggerated
• exaggerating

I would wash the dishes if it … my turn
• is
• had been
• was
• are

I’m so hungry. I … get something to eat
• go
• would go
• went
• will go

I’m so sorry, I … that immediately!
• am going to clean
• clean
• will clean
• will have cleaned

I’m sorry … this, but I quit
• say
• to say
• saying
• to saying

If I had had enough money, I … that ring
• bought
• would buy
• would have bought
• would had bought

If she doesn’t return the money on time, I … her
• would call
• will call
• will have called
• was calling

If she had asked me that question, I … to her more
• will talk
• would talked
• talked
• would have talked

If she tells you the truth, … me immediately
• will call
• calls
• call
• would call

If you … all the water we had, I wouldn’t have been thirsty
• wouldn’t drink
• didn’t drink
• hadn’t drank
• hadn’t drunk

If you … on time, she would have come to the party
• had called
• called
• would call
• could have called

If you … your bag here, our maid will replace it when she comes
• take
• place
• ask
• close

If you feel depressed, you … better visit the doctor
• should
• can
• must
• have to

If you hadn’t moved the keys to another place, I … them
• will find
• would have found
• would find
• have find

If you need some extra information, you … contact our help center
• can
• must
• have to
• shouldn’t

If you scream long enough, someone … you
• will hear probably
• will probably hear
• probably hears
• hears probably

If you touch hot water, you … a burn
• would get
• would have got
• will be getting
• get

If you were a singer, I … all of your concerts
• would visit
• will visit
• will have visited
• would have visited

In … to stay fit you need to exercise more.
• time
• order
• case
• off

It was … task of all
• the harder
• harder
• the most hardest
• the hardest

It’s easy … when you’re alone
• talking
• to talking
• talk
• to talk

It’s so late, our neighbors … make so much noise!
• mustnot
• don’t have to
• doesn’t have to
• mustn’t

Kate always … funny jokes
• tells
• is telling
• tell
• telled

Last night she wrote two articles, sent two letters and … to bed
• goed
• had gone
• was going
• went

Last Tuesday my teacher … me off for being late
• had told
• telled
• had been telling
• told

Lions and tigers can … in zoos
• be seen
• be seed
• are seen
• see

Little did he … about the situation
• know
• be
• quit
• do

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. I know only one thing: I need
B. Do you want
C. I’ll never forget
D. Are we rich enough
E. to feed my cat!
F. to stay with us tonight?
G. meeting you for the first time
H. to buy a house?

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. If I were you, I
B. If you had left sooner, you
C. If you leave now, you
D. If you are nice to people, they
E. wouldn’t tell him the truth
F. would have been at my place on time
G. will be at my place on time
H. treat you the same

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. I wish I
B. If only she hadn’t
C. If I had more money, I
D. If she had known more about the situation, she
E. were as good a dancer as you
F. been so naive
G. would by a flat
H. wouldn’t be so naive

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. We will fix the car
B. They are going to
C. This time tomorrow
D. By tomorrow
E. if you pay us on time
F. France this summer.
G. she will be typing the message.
H. we will have done all the work.

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. At this time on Tuesday
B. By this time on Tuesday
C. Next week
D. At this time every day
E. he will be sunbathing
F. he will have finished sunbathing
G. he is going to sunbathe
H. the train to Dijon leaves

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. Rarely does
B. Little did
C. Under no circumstances
D. Scarcely had Kate arrived in Moscow when she
E. she has her flowers watered
F. she does to save me
G. should she put herself in danger
H. was arrested

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. Never has she
B. Not only has she played the violin, but she also
C. Seldom does she
D. In no other way
E. been in so much trouble before
F. sang well
G. have any rest
H. could the situation be explained

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. We need to go to the shop as we ran
B. If to compare myself with a machine, I run
C. Last week I ran
D. We are doing everything in our powers to run
E. out of milk
F. on positive emotions and coffee, otherwise I hardly function
G. into our furious headmaster
H. away from negative feelings

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. He isn’t at home. He
E. If you need help, you
F. We’re on a playground, you
G. If you are no longer thirsty, you
E. must be on his way to work
F. can always rely on me
G. mustn’t smoke here
H. don’t have to finish your coffee

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. He was playing with his cat when
B. You were chopping the vegetables while
C. Did you know
D. Were you talking on the phone with someone else when
E. it bit him
F. I was making coffee
G. they were getting married?
H. I called you?

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. At this time last night he
B. Last night
C. She had learned 4 languages before she
D. We were playing a game while
E. was preparing to go out
F. we had so much fun!
G. entered the University
H. James was approaching the building

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. Unless you get an education,
B. Unless you bake a cake,
C. Unless you fix the TV,
D. Unless you buy a new smartphone,
E. you won’t find a good job
F. we won’t be able to start a party
G. we won’t be able to watch it
H. you won’t be able to contact me

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. I leave my car to
B. The cat is usually
C. The window was
D. My heart was
E. be cleaned twice a month
F. fed three times a day
G. broken by a ball yesterday
H. broken when you told me you didn’t love me

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. It’s late, I need to turn the music
B. Before the flight you should turn your phone
C. I would like to read, I need to turn the light
D. I can’t reach the book, I need you to turn the page
E. down
F. off
G. on
H. over

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. He said he
B. She asked me if
C. We were wondering if
D. She asked me
E. wanted to quit his job.
F. I had finished my work
G. she wanted to come with us
H. to keep working

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. I think my flat was broken
B. I wanted her to bring my phone
C. The lack of positive emotions can bring
D. At first, I need to bring
E. into
F. back
G. on depression
H. up my child

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. We usually
B. Last night we
C. We have just started
D. Tomorrow we
E. go to the theatre on Mondays
F. stayed up late
G. completing the exercise
H. will go to the club

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. It looks like he’s come down with
B. After my aunt died, my sister came into
C. Last night she came up with
D. A week ago I came across
E. flu
F. a huge sum of money
G. a brilliant idea
H. an interesting article in a newspaper

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. That was so rude from her, never put
B. If you put your clothes
C. That’s so rude, don’t put people
D. I would like to put
E. up with such offensive statements
F. on faster, we won’t be late
G. down like that
H. off our meeting, I’m in trouble

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. We are working faster these days so
B. She was late because
C. I can come in order
D. He stayed up late due
E. as to finish the work on time
F. of the weather
G. to help you
H. to the weather conditions

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. She expects him
B. He’ll never forget
C. He is not used
D. It’s nice
E. to understand
F. meeting me
G. to studying so long
H. to meet you

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. You should keep away
B. I believe in you, keep
C. The class is getting further, you should keep up
D. I think she is keeping something
E. from the wild animals
F. on working!
G. with them
H. from me

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. The house
B. We
C. Dinner
D. My child
E. was built last summer
F. were not invited to the wedding
G. was prepared on time
H. was brought up well

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. The cars
B. My cat
C. She
D. Our neighbours
E. were moved to the parking lot
F. was fed twice yesterday
G. was taught English well
H. were asked to be quieter

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. I can
B. I’m sorry wasn’t able
C. She could
D. I should have
E. make some tea if you want
F. to help you that day
G. work better a year ago
H. stopped her last night

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. He should have
B. My mother has always been able
C. My friend can
D. Jake could
E. stayed out of our fight
F. to contact me at any time
G. make great jokes
H. cook well when he was a chef

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. My teacher always
B. I am preparing
C. She is studying
D. They never
E. gives me extra homework
F. for my exams now
G. abroad at the moment
H. go to school together

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. Haley always
B. She is at home, she is
C. I’m thinking about
D. They never
E. prepares breakfast for our family
F. watching TV with her dad
G. going shopping tomorrow
H. come to the meetings on time

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. She ordered me not
B. My neighbours asked me if
C. She told me she
D. My mother suggested
E. to eat anything before the guests come
F. they were bothering me during the night
G. hadn’t texted him
H. talking to her

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. I asked her if she
B. She suggested
C. I told you I
D. They said they
E. had visited that gallery before
F. staying at home because it was too cold outside
G. was home that day
H. were about to leave

Match the parts to make the sentences:
A. They adore
B. She wants
C. I am afraid
D. He is sorry for
E. riding bicycles in the evenings
F. to study with her sister
G. to control my own thoughts
H. staying at home that day

Match the words with the prefixes used with them:
A. milti-
B. co-
C. semi-
D. under-
E. lingual
F. operate
G. final
H. estimate

My bag with all the money … last night
• stole
• is stolen
• was stolen
• had stolen

My brother usually … home late after work
• come
• coms
• comes
• is coming

My cousin wants … a dog next year
• to have
• have
• having
• to having

My dad asked me if I … anything to say
• have
• had
• has
• was having

My dad said he … the tickets on his own the following day
• will buy
• would buy
• bought
• is going to buy

My doctor advised me … a rest
• to have
• having
• had
• to had

My favourite restaurant … now
• is closed
• was closed
• close
• closed

My flowers … by Ann every day
• will watered
• are watered
• were watered
• is watered

My house … ten years ago
• was built
• will build
• were build
• were built

My sister told me she … to Italy before
• has never been
• never has been
• had never been
• never had been

Nancy … thirty emails by tomorrow
• will be sending
• will have sent
• will send
• is going to send

New technologies were brought … to change men's life
• about
• in
• out
• for

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence with indirect speech: “George and I are best friends” – he said. He said he and George (to be) … best friends”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence with indirect speech: “I am watching a show” – he said. He said he (to watch) … a show”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence with indirect speech: “I will be very rich!” – he said. He boasted that he (to be) … very rich”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence with indirect speech: “I will go to the party” – he said. He said he (to go) … to the party”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence with indirect speech: “I work in a bank” – she said. She said she (to work) … in a bank”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence with indirect speech: “I work in Paris!” – Mary said. Mary said she (to work) … in Paris”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence with indirect speech: “I’m going to France this summer” – she told us. She told us she (to go) … to France that summer”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “A lot of different movies (to direct) … by Steven Spielberg”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “A lot of rice (to eat) … in Asia every year”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Alex said he (to buy) … a new phone before he had broken his old one”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Ann is interested in (to protect) … the environment”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Dynamite (to invent) … by Alfred Bernhard Nobel”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Everything (to explain) … to us tomorrow”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Hardly (to be) … the park finished when we came there”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “He asked if I (to dance) … with him the next day”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “He asked me (to control) … my anger”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “He couldn’t (to cheat) … on the exam, he didn’t have his phone with him”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “He expects (to be) … rich one day”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “He often (to listen) … to sad music”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “He should (to cut) … down on drinking so much sweetened tea”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “He told me he (to shut) … the door before we had come”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I (can) … play the guitar two years ago”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I (to be) … so curious 2 years ago”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I (to buy) … a new computer before I broke the old one”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I (to give) … you my number, I thought you might call”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I (to lose) … my phone if you hadn’t stopped the robber”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I (to stop) … you if I had known you were mad at her”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I (to wait) … for you if you hurry up”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I (to want) … to go home now”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I always forget (to turn) … the light off when I leave”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I cannot imagine ever (to become) … a teacher”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I couldn’t use my car last week, it (to repair) …”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I don’t remember (to water) … the flowers this morning”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I have just (to run) … two kilometers”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I usually write books, but this week I (to write) … an article”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I want to (to leave) … alone”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I was looking out the window when I (to see) … my dog running away”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I was reading a book when I (to find) … out it was about my dad”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I would have known more if you (to be) … a better teacher”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I would rather (to stay) … at home”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I’d like (to have) … some tea now”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “I’m sorry I (to yell) … at you last night”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “If I study hard, I (to get) … a good job”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “If you (to close) … the door, our cat wouldn’t have run away”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “If you (to give) … it to me now, I won’t take it away from you”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “If you (to know) … French better, we would feel more comfortable here”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “If you (to marry) … me, we would be so happy”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “If you (to play) … the guitar, we would have a better evening”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “If you (to read) … the article sooner, you would have stayed at home”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “If you (to scratch) … your wound, it’ll hurt more”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “If you (to tell) … this secret to me, we would no longer have trust issues”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “If you were more attentive, you (to notice) … that I wasn’t even at the party”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Is it really worth (to spend) … so much money on it?”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “It’s impossible to eat so many eggs in one day, she must (to leave) … some for us, let’s see”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Jakob is not used to (to get) … up so late”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Lily never takes her cat to school, but today she (to take) … it with her to show it during biology class”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Lucy always (to correct) … me when I’m wrong, it’s very nice of her”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “May I (to bring) … you some water?”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “My best student never (to skip) … my classes”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “My dad was able (to buy) … the house, but he didn’t”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “My grandmother always (to collect) … something”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “My mother came here (to meet) … me”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Never come here without (to say) … hello”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Not since last year has anybody (to win) … the competition”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Not until you (to grow) … up will we consider taking you with us”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Nothing had he (to do) … by the time we came to look at the results”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Nothing has he (to do) … to solve the case”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Oh no, I think I have a toothache! I (to go) … to the doctor tomorrow then”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Only after the job was finished was she (to allow) … to have a rest”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Our house (to destroy) … by the fire a long time ago”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Our names (to mention) … in the titles, the director did it yesterday”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Our order (to deliver) … tomorrow”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Our teacher told us that the thunder (to occur) … after the lightning”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Rachel (to make) … a dress for the meeting by this evening”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Seldom does she (to help) … other people”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “She (to do) … three tasks by the time we come”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “She adores (to play) … board games”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “She appears (to blink) … faster than usual”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “She asked me if I (to want) … a new phone”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “She couldn’t (to believe) … you, she has never trusted you!”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “She doesn’t have (to thank) … me for being nice to her”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “She is afraid of (to go) … skiing”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “She never (to complete) … her work on time”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “She wants to know when my coat (to buy) …”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Stacy asked me (to stay) … away from her”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Stop (to make) … that noise!”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “That man (to follow) … me while I was going home”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “The book (to complete) … by next week”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “The doctor advised me (to eat) … more vegetables”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “The job (to offer) … to Ann”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “The music could (to hear) … far away”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “The news (to announce) … yesterday”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “The package (to deliver) … by tomorrow”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “The painting should (to do) … as soon as possible”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “The teacher couldn’t (to interrupt) … us during the last lesson, he’s so calm”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “The teams (to form) … yesterday by the judges”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “These days he (to start) … to think more about his future”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “They (to read) … 23 books by the end of the year”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “This time next week we (to design) … new clothes”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “This time tomorrow our teacher (to paint) …”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Three participants (to eliminate) … at the end of the game by the jury”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Under no circumstances should she (to sign) … the papers she was given”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Unless you (to finish) … your work today, we won’t go out”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Unless you (to open) … the window, it will get really hot”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “Unless you want to be expelled, you have (to attend) … classes”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “We (to change) … the password before you tried to enter”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “We (to sell) … our house three years ago”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “We (to walk) … outside when we heard a loud scream”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “What would you do if you (to forget) … about all your problems?”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “When I was a child, I used (to swim) … more often”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “When you finish, I (to look) … at your work”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “You can (to do) … whatever you want, I don’t care”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “You can (to trust) … me, that’s for sure”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentence: “You have (to go) …, it’s late”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentences: “I can’t swim” – Kate said. Kate told us she (can) … not swim”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentences: “I don’t remember where my glasses are. I think I could (to put) … them on the dining table”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentences: “I don’t think she wrote this on her own. She must (to use) … the translator”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentences: “Look! The ice (to crack) …!”

Open the brackets, put the verb in the correct form in sentences: “That can’t (to be) … her! She looks differently”

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 I'm so tired. I've been working for 12 hours in a row!
2 Oh, poor you. You really need a rest
3 Sure I do! The only rest I get is sleep!
4 I think you should go out more often. Sleeping is good, but you hardly get any fresh air!

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 Who was responsible for cleaning the flat yesterday?
2 I was, mom. Why do you ask?
3 The living room is a mess! What were you doing the whole day?
4 I'm sorry, but I forgot about it and left for school!

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 Can you turn on the TV?
2 Actually, I was just about to start working. Maybe a little bit later?
3 How long are you planning to work?
4 For about an hour or so

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 Can you say you prefer e-books to traditional ones?
2 Absolutely! It's very beneficial
3 In what way?
4 An e-book is easier to carry around, as well as being cheaper than buying lots of traditional books

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 Would you mind answering a couple of questions?
2 No, not at all. I have some time
3 Okay then, let's start. When was the last time you read a newspaper?
4 A long time ago, to be honest. I have never liked them

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 What do you do for a living?
2 I’m an accountant, I work for my father
3 In this case you must really like your job!
4 Sure, I do, my dad is the best boss

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 How long have you been studying English?
2 For as long as I can remember myself, really
3 Are you enjoying studying it?
4 Absolutely, it’s extremely beautiful and useful

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 When was the last time you travelled abroad?
2 Never, to be honest. But I’m planning on it
3 And what will be the first country you visit?
4 I’ve always wanted to go to Germany. It attracts me for some reason

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 What is your favourite holiday?
2 Christmas, I guess. I love when the whole family gathers in one place.
3 I agree, it has an amazing atmosphere. What about celebrating it together this year?
4 Sure, why not. I was planning to invite you over anyway!

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 Do you have any food allergies?
2 No, I’ve never had any. What about you?
3 As for me, I’m allergic to a bunch of dairy products and to some of the blooming flowers in Spring
4 That’s terrible! Not being able to enjoy this season is so sad

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 Are you afraid of roller coasters?
2 Sure I am! I’ve been there once and I would never try it again
3 Why not? Was it so scary?
4 I hated the whole thing. I’m terribly afraid of heights

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 When did you buy a new phone?
2 Last week. There was a huge discount! Are you thinking about buying one too?
3 In fact, I am. I think I have enough money now
4 Then you should hurry up, because the sales are still ongoing!

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 What seems to be the problem?
2 There is something wrong with my phone, I cannot charge it
3 Have you tried rebooting it?
4 Yes, I have, and it didn’t work

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 What’s your name?
2 I’m Ann, nice to meet you! Have we met?
3 Yes, we met last year at a conference. Don’t you remember me?
4 I thought your face was quite familiar!

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 What is it like to study so much? You barely get out of your house!
2 I love it so much I cannot do anything else. It really is good for me
3 But you hardly see your friends! That’s the first time I’ve seen you in two weeks
4 I do feel bad about not seeing my friends as much as they want to see me, but I'm working on it!

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 What are you doing tomorrow?
2 I’m staying at home, as I usually do on Sundays
3 Why is that?
4 I need to babysit my little sister

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 When was the last time you had a cold?
2 About a year ago, I think
3 That’s impressive. You must have a strong immune system then
4 I think I do. I eat healthy and I try to work out as much as possible

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 Would you like to have dinner now or an hour later?
2 I’m not that hungry, I think I can wait. Why do you ask?
3 I’m cooking some pasta with cheese and I was wondering if you would like some
4 That sounds good, I’ll join you!

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 When did you get such an amazing scarf? I love it!
2 Oh, it was a present from my grandmother for my birthday. She knit it herself!
3 She’s so good at it! I wish I had the talent to knit
4 It’s not as difficult as you think, you should try it!

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 Do you use any social networks?
2 Not really. I value real communication much more than texting
3 In this case, how do you keep in touch with all of your friends?
4 I call them all the time! And they’re always happy to hear me

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 Do you think you’d be able to live without the Internet for a year?
2 Well, it’d be quite difficult, but I think I’d be able to handle it
3 You sound so reassured. What would be the most difficult thing?
4 I use the Internet a lot, especially for educational purposes. It’d be hard to walk away from such a convenience

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 I've heard that you're a vegan. Is that true?
2 Yes, it is. Why do you ask?
3 I'm really interested in it these days. I'm thinking of going vegan too
4 That's great! I think you should start small. Try avoiding meat at first

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 What do you usually do to resist stress?
2 Well, I try to sleep as much as I can. Do you think that’s enough?
3 That’s a huge part of dealing with it, yeah. You should try breathing practices as well
4 I don’t really believe that would help me … But okay, I’ll try!

Put the phrases in the order to make a dialog:
1 What is the most beautiful and clean place in your area?
2 I think it's our park. It's small and very popular
3 Are there any animals?
4 Yes, there are some ducks and you can feed them if you want!

Rome … in one day
• hadn’t built
• weren’t built
• didn’t build
• wasn’t built

She … baseball when she was a child
• play
• plaid
• played
• plays

She … call me if she doesn’t want to
• mustn’t
• can’t
• shouldn’t
• doesn’t have to

She … German all her life
• studys
• study
• studying
• studies

She advised me … smoking as soon as possible
• to stop
• to ask
• to quit
• to be

She always needs some company, she hates being by …
• sheself
• myself
• herself
• yourself

She didn’t feel good yesterday, she … eat anything
• mustn’t
• cannot
• couldn’t
• didn’t have to

She is … woman I know
• the most beautiful
• more beautiful
• the beautifullest
• most beautiful

She ordered me …
• to not shout
• not shouting
• not shout
• not to shout

She said she … me the day before at the restaurant
• have had
• had seen
• had quit
• had dance

She said she … my reaction to her statement last night
• doesn’t like
• don’t like
• hasn’t liked
• didn’t like

She said she … there at 10 o’clock
• will meet
• would meet
• meets
• is meeting

She wants … home today
• staying
• to staying
• stay
• to stay

She was there at that time. She must … it, I’m sure
• have stolen
• has stolen
• have stealing
• is steal

Since when … you been so rude to me?
• Did
• are
• were
• have

Some people don’t like … music at all
• some
• much
• any
• many

Stacy … to Spain this summer
• will have travelled
• will travel
• is going to travel
• travels

Text him. He … be at work by now
• has to
• would
• have to
• must

That’s the wallet … owner we are searching for
• which
• what
• whose
• who

The dinner … at 5 o’clock
• always is served
• is always serving
• is always served
• is served always

The one thing I know for sure is that he’s great at …
• to teach
• teach
• teaching
• to teaching

The police informed that they … to catch the shoplifter
• wanted
• want
• are wanting
• were wanting

The question … last night by my family
• was discussed
• is discussed
• was discussing
• discussed

The walls … at the moment
• were painted
• are paint
• painting
• are being painted

They … pretty tough times at school these days
• having
• have
• are having
• is having

This morning our boss said he would resign …
• that day
• today
• yesterday
• a week ago

This time next week she … TV
• will be watching
• will watch
• watches
• will have watched

Unless you … with us, we’ll leave right away
• go
• would go
• will go
• goes

Unless you are dressed properly, you … able to enter the restaurant
• won’t be
• wouldn’t be
• willn’t be
• aren’t

We did the project …
• ourself
• ourselves
• yourself
• myself

We don’t have … extra towels for the guests
• some
• a
• much
• any

We had to put … the meeting because we were late
• on
• off
• about
• at

We have … apples, that should be enough for the cake
• few
• a lot
• a few
• much

We looked at … in the mirror
• our
• ourself
• ourselfs
• ourselves

We should get an umbrella … it rains, because it might
• because
• as
• in case
• due to

What … you usually read when you’re alone?
• do
• did
• does
• are

What would you do if you … a large sum of money?
• will get
• get
• got
• would get

When we arrived at the hotel, the maid … up in our room
• were still cleaning up
• still cleaned
• was still cleaning
• was cleaning still

When you … we were planning the wedding
• come
• comed
• comes
• came

While you … the eggs I was on my way home
• were boiling
• was boiling
• will boiling
• would boiling

You … bring your textbooks, you won’t probably need them
• mustn’t
• don’t have
• do not have to
• cannot

You … leave your car here, it’s forbidden
• shouldn’t
• don’t have to
• mustn’t
• aren’t

You … look at me when I’m talking to you
• could
• should
• would
• need

You … practice more to master this skill
• mustn’t
• should
• don’t have to
• are

You … touch that, it’s too hot!
• don’t have to
• should
• must
• mustn’t

You definitely take … your mother. You’re so similar!
• over
• off
• up
• after

You need … an education to apply for this job
• to be
• to go
• to have
• to write

You need … hard to get what you want
• working
• work
• to work
• to working

You were involved in … the article from the start
• writing
• to writing
• write
• to write

You were the first one … that question
• asking
• to ask
• ask
• to asking

You will be rich if you … a rich man
• will marry
• marry
• would marry
• will have married

1) … (you/read) the new Harry Potter book yet? 2) I … (read) it now actually. Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous.
1) Have you read; 2) am reading.
1) Had you read; 2) am read.
1) Нas you read; 2) am reading.

1) “Don’t do that again,” he … at me angrily. 2) “We’ve finished!” John … with relief. 3) She was so scared she could only … her name in a low voice. Fill in: snarl, stammer, whisper, sigh, groan.
1) snarled; 2) sighed; 3) whisper.
1) snarl; 2) sigh; 3) whisper.
1) groan; 2) whisper; 3) sigh.

1) “You can come with me,” Jake … me. 2) He … that he would be late. 3) “She’s leaving tomorrow,” Jamie …. Fill in: said or told.
1) told; 2) said; 3) said.
1) said; 2) said; 3) said.
1) told; 2) told; 3) said.

1) Before I bought my new computer I really put it under the …. 2) John wasn’t able to fix my computer so it’s back to the …. 3) I read in a computer magazine today that a new generation of software is in the …. Complete the idioms. Use some words from the list: works, drawing board, microscope, rocket, right.
1) microscope; 2) rocket; 3) drawing board.
1) microscope; 2) right; 3) drawing board.
1) microscope; 2) drawing board; 3) works.

1) Can you keep the noise …? I can’t hear myself speak! (cause to stay at lower level) 2) If you keep … missing classes, you won’t pass your exams. (continue) 3) She kept … some vital information from the police. (hide/conceal) Fill in: up with, back, on, down, away.
1) back; 2) on; 2) away.
1) down; 2) on; 3) back.
1) down; 2) on; 3) away.

1) Dad didn’t want to go … the details of his illness. (discuss in detail) 2) He went … two painful operations after the accident. (experience) 3) I wish this awful headache would go …! (disappear) 4) If you go … driving without wearing your glasses, you will have an accident. (continue) 5) Pat decided not to go … with the operation. (proceed)Fill in: on, away, into, through, ahead.
1) into; 2) through; 3) away; 4) on; 5) ahead.
1) on; 2) through; 3) away; 4) into; 5) ahead.
1) ahead; 2) through; 3) away; 4) on; 5) into.

1) Did Jack … at the concert in the end? 2) Let’s … the air conditioning. 3) It’s really hot. … the radio, Simon. It’s too loud. Complete the sentences with the correct phrasal verb.
1) turned over; 2) turn down; 3) turn up.
1) turn over; 2) turned down; 3) turn up.
1) turn over; 2) turn down; 3) turn up.

1) Don’t tell me that the performance has been cancelled. I was really … it. 2) My grandmother … my baby brother while my mother works. 3) When you travel abroad, you should … pickpockets. 4) My sister is really arrogant. I hate the way she … everyone. Complete the sentences with the correct phrasal verb.
1) look up; 2) look after; 3) look out for; 4) look down on.
1) looking forward to; 2) looks after; 3) look out for; 4) looks down on.
1) look forward to; 2) look after; 3) look out for; 4) look down on.

1) Fixing that sink has really done me …! (cause to become very tired) 2) We had to do … a washing machine at first. (manage despite the absence of) 3) I’m doing … an old cottage. (renovate) 4) Do … your shoe lace, Lize! (tie)Fill in: without, up, in.
1) in; 2) without; 3)up; 4) up.
1) up; 2) without; 3) in; 4) up.
1) without; 2) in; 3)up; 4) up.

1) Has … seen Mike? I’ve been looking for him … but he’s … to be found! 2) … knows me better than Any. Fill in the gaps with the compounds of some/any/no/every.
1) anybody/anyone, everywhere, nowhere; 2) nobody/no one.
1) nobody/no one, everywhere, nowhere; 2) anybody/anyone.
1) anybody, everywhere, nowhere; 2) nobody.

1) He … (not have) a headache if he had gone to bed earlier. 2) If they … (set out) earlier, they wouldn’t have missed the train. 3) I wouldn’t have found the injection painful if the nurse … (be) gentle. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form.
1) would not have; 2) have set out; 3) have been.
1) would not have had; 2) have set out; 3) had been.
1) would not have had; 2) had set out; 3) had been.

1) He … all his books when he moved. 2) The eggs … a terrible smell. 3) She’s decided to … smoking! Complete the sentences with the correct phrasal verb.
1) gave away; 2) are giving off; 3) give up.
1) give back; 2) are giving off; 3) give up.
1) give back; 2) gave away; 3) give off.

1) He … the tools he had borrowed from me yesterday. 2) Recent advances in technology have … great changes in our lives. 3) I was … in Delaware in the USA. 4) You look upset – what … that …? Complete the sentences with the correct phrasal verb.
1) brought back; 2) brought about; 3) brought up; 4) brought … on.
1) bring back; 2) brought about; 3) bring up; 4) brought … on.
1) bring back; 2) bring about; 3) bring up; 4) bring … on.

1) He almost … the neighbor’s cat! 2) I hope we won’t … petrol before we get home! 3) I … Eddie in the supermarket yesterday. 4) Most cars … unleaded petrol. Complete the sentences with the correct phrasal verb.
1) run over; 2) ran out of; 3) ran into; 4) run on.
1) ran over; 2) run out of; 3) ran into; 4) run on.
1) ran over; 2) run out; 3) run in; 4) ran on.

1) He put me … while I was in London. (offer hospitality) 2) Due to snow we put … our trip. (postpone) 3) Put … your jacket. It’s cold. (dress oneself) Fill in: off, on, up, down, up with.
1) up; 2) up with; 3) on.
1) up with; 2) down; 3) on.
1) up; 2) off; 3) on.

1) He’ll … the company when his mother retires. 2) I want to … football. Do you know where I can have lessons? 3) We’re going to … you … for your birthday, Lize! Complete the sentences with the correct phrasal verb.
1) take up; 2) take up; 3) take (you) out.
1) take over; 2) takes after; 3) take (you) out.
1) take over; 2) take up; 3) take (you) out.

1) I haven’t had much money since I lost my job, but I’m … 2) I must … now or I’ll miss my bus. 3) Does Tom … well with his sister? Complete the sentences with the correct phrasal verb.
1) getting by; 2) get off; 3) get on.
1) get off; 2) get in; 3) get on.
1) getting by; 2) get around; 3) get on.

1) I haven’t had much money since I lost my job, but I’m …. 2) I must … now or I’ll miss my bus. 3) Does Tom … well with his sister? Complete the sentences with the correct phrasal verb.
1) get off; 2) get in; 3) get on.
1) getting by; 2) get around; 3) get on.
1) getting by; 2) get off; 3) get on.

1) I was going to buy an expensive ring, but my mum talked me … it. (persuade sb not to do smth) 2) Sam treats me like a child. He always talks … to me. (petronise) 3) Tim was refusing to speak to me, but then I manage to talk him …. (make sb change their mind) Fill in: over, out, of, down, back, into, round.
1) out of; 2) back; 3) into.
1) out of; 2) down; 3) round.
1) out of; 2) down; 3) into.

1) I will … my little brother from school. 2) You shouldn’t … your food. 3) Some older schoolchildren … younger ones. 4) Can you help me … a dress for the party? Complete the sentences with the correct phrasal verb.
1) pick up; 2) pick at; 3) pick on; 4) pick out.
1) pick up; 2) pick at; 3) pick up; 4) pick out.
1) pick out; 2) picked up; 3) pick at; 4) pick on.

1) Jo has been complaining … back pain. 2) She’s allergic … cats. 3) It took him ages to recover … the accident. Fill in: of, in, for, from, to.
1) of; 2) to; 3)from.
1) for; 2) to; 3) from.
1) of; 2) in; 3) for.

1) Kate is responsible … watering the plants every morning. 2) Littering is … the law in Singapore. 3) Jan was charged … dangerous driving. Complete the sentences with: against, for, into, with, of.
1) for; 2) against; 3) with.
1) of; 2) against; 3) with.
1) for; 2) against; 3) into.

1) Moscow is famous … its Bolshoi Theatre. 2) She impressed the audience … her performance. 3) They mistook him … Keanu Reeves and asked for his autograph. Fill in: with or for.
1) for; 2) with; 3) with.
1) with; 2) with; 3) for.
1) for; 2) with; 3) for.

1) Mr. Smith isn’t here. He checked … on Wednesday. 2) Have you checked … all the items on your list? 3) Frank checked … his work before giving it to the teacher. Fill in: in, on, out, over, off.
1) in; 2) over; 3) off.
1) out; 2) over; 3) off.
1) out; 2) off; 3) over.

1) My sister is … to be … to a wonderful man. 2) When she … from her husband, she moved to her parent’s house. 3) It’s difficult to be a … parent. Fill in: engaged, married, separated, single.
1) separated, single; 2) married; 3) single.
1) engaged, married; 2) separated; 3) single.
1) engaged, married; 2) separated; 3) separated.

1) The hotel was off the beaten … (track/road). 2) We left the island with a heavy … (head/heart). 3) Where’s our next … (port/stop) of call? Choose the correct word.
1) road; 2) heart; 3) port.
1) track; 2) head; 3) port.
1) track; 2) heart; 3) port.

1) The story made me … (cry). 2) Remind me … (see) to it tomorrow. 3) Would you like … (go) now? Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form.
1) cry; 2) see; 3) go.
1) cry; 2) to see; 3) to go.
1) cry; 2) to see; 3) going.

1) They were of great help. I don’t know what I … (do) if they hadn’t helped me. 2) If I could be anything I wanted, I … (be) an astronaut. 3) If he … (not/waste) time playing computer games, he would have been able to study more. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense.
1) would have done; 2) would be; 3) hadn't wasted.
1) would have do; 2) would have been; 3) hadn't wasted.
1) have done; 2) would be; 3) would hadn't wasted.

1) Throwing waste in the sea can be harmful … marine life. 2) A lot of coral reefs are … threat due to rising sea temperatures. 3) More needs to be done to protect dolphins … getting caught in fishing nets. Fill in: of, from, to, under, about, in.
1) to; 2) under; 3) from.
1) of; 2) under; 3) from.
1) in; 2) under; 3) from.

1) Tim wasn’t prepared for the speech, but he managed to carry it …. (do successfully) 2) I told Kate to stop tapping her foot, but she carried … doing it. (continue) 3) We don’t know who carried … the attacks yet. (do) Fill in: through, off, out, on.
1) through; 2) out; 3) on.
1) off; 2) out; 3) through.
1) off; 2) on; 3) out.

1) We came … a beautiful antique table at the flea market. 2) Why don’t you come … tonight? We’re having pizza. 3) The symptoms show that you’re coming … the flu. Fill in: across, up with, down with, into, over.
1) across; 2) over; 3) down with.
1) over; 2) over; 3) down with.
1) across; 2) over; 3) up with.

1) You … stop at a red light. (necessity/strong obligation) 2) You … park on double yellow lines. (prohibition) 3) You … drive when there is a good public transport system. (lack of necessity) Complete the sentences with the correct modal verb in the appropriate form (must/have to, mustn’t/can’t, don’t have to/needn’t, should/ought to, can/may, could/might, can/could, will/should, can/would, can/shall.
1) must/have to; 2) mustn't/can't; 3) don't have to/needn't.
1) should/ought to; 2) can't; 3) can/could.
1) mustn't/can't; 2) must/have to; 3) can/could.

1) Weren't the ... (wedding / marriage) vows beautiful at Kate and Nick's ... (wedding / marriage)? 2) There are just four people in my ... (extended / immediate) family, but more than twenty in my ... (extended / immediate) family. Complete the sentences with the words in brackets.
1) marriage, wedding; 2) immediate, extended.
1) wedding, marriage; 2) immediate, extended.
1) marriage, wedding; 2) extended, immediate.