Шет тілі пәнінен тест тапсырмалары

$$$1B

Find the correct form of the article if necessary: They are going to…cinema on …Sunday.

A 0/0

B the/0

C a /the

D an/the

E 0/the

$$$2A

Find the correct form of the article: I won’t drink … lemonade. There is… fly in it.

A 0/a

B 0/the

C The/the

D The/a

E An/a

$$$ 3 C

Find the correct form of the article: … Kazakh like … milk.

A a/the

B 0/a

C The/0

D The/an

E A/ an

$$$ 4 C

Find the correct form of the article: … 1st of … May is a great holiday

A a/the

B An/the

C The/0

D 0/a

E a/0

$$$5 D

Find the correct form of the article: M. Auezov is … well-known Kazakh poet.

A the

B 0.

C an

D a

E at

$$$ 6 D

Find the correct form of the article: … Doctor James is away.

A a

B the

C an

D 0.

E on

$$$ 7 B

Find the correct form of the article. Please, cut … grass in the garden

A a

B the

C an

D in

E 0.

$$$ 8 B

Find the correct form of the article: There is … apple on the plate.

A the

B an

C a

D she

E 0.

$$$ 9 C

Insert the sentence in “Present Simple”: … he … swimming?

A Do … liked

B Do … like

C Does … like

D Are … like

E Did … liked

$$$ 10 A

Insert the sentence in “Present Simple”: What’s the matter?

You … very happy.

A look

B looks

C looked

D were looking

E was looking

$$$ 11D

Insert the sentence in “Present Simple”: She … generous.

A are

B do

C does

D is

E am

$$$ 12 E

Insert the sentence in “Present Simple”: How many books … they…?

A did … wanted

B are … want

C does … want

D is … want

E do … want

$$$ 13 E

Insert the sentence in “Present Simple”: We … glad to see you. How … you?

A am … are

B is … are

C am … does

D am … is

E are … are

$$$ 14 B

Insert the sentence in “Present Simple” Where …Mary live?

A do

B does

C shall

D will

E 0.

$$$ 15 D

Insert the sentence in “Present Continuous”: I ... … next week.

A are arriving

B was arriving

C were arriving

D am arriving

E Is arriving

$$$ 16 E

Insert the sentence in “Present Continuous”: She … … a party tomorrow.

A was having

B were having

C have

D are having

E is having

$$$ 17 A

Insert the sentence in “Present Continuous”: Father (still/work) in the garden.

A is still working

B still works

C work

D Are still working

E am still working

$$$ 18 A

Insert the sentence in “Present Continuous”: What … she … now?

A is doing

B are doing

C was doing

D does

E do

$$$ 19 D

Insert the sentence in “Present Continuous”: Let’s go for a walk. It (not/rain) now.

A was not raining

B were not raining

C rains

D is not raining

E are raining

$$$ 20 A

Insert the sentence in “Present Continuous”: Don’t make so much noise. I (to work) now.

A am working

B are working

C worked

D is working

E works

$$$ 21 A

Use the right form of Present Continuous: Listen! They… a lovely song.

A are singing

B am singing

C is singing

D sings

E was singing

$$$ 22 B

Insert the sentence in “Present Continuous”: They … … football in the garden now.

A is playing

B are playing

C am playing

D were playing

E was playing

$$$ 23E

Insert the sentence in “Present Continuous”: Tom … a shower at the moment.

A have

B has

C had

D are having

E is having

$$$ 24 B

Insert the sentence in “Present Perfect”: She already (paint) a picture.

A have painted

B has painted

C painted

D was paining

E paints

$$$ 25 B

Insert the sentence in “Present Perfect”: He (write) a letter to his parents.

A have written

B has written

C was writing

D write

E writes

$$$ 26 B

Insert the sentence in “Present Perfect”: … you … this task?

A has/finish

B have/finished

C did/finished

D finished

E finish

$$$ 27 E

Insert the sentence in “Present Perfect”: He (buy) an English book today.

A has buy

B have buy

C have bought

D buy

E has bought

$$$ 28 C

Insert the sentence in “Present Perfect”: The teacher (discuss) the problem with children.

A discussing

B discuss

C has discussed

D shall discuss

E would discuss

$$$ 29 D

Insert the sentence in “Present Perfect”: What task … she … yet?

A Have …done

B Did… do

C Will… do

D has… done

E Does…0

$$$ 30 D

Insert the sentence in “Present Perfect”: … you ever … to Africa?

A Has … been

B Do … be

C Are … being

D Have … been

E Had … be

$$$ 31 B

Insert the sentence in “Present Perfect”: Alan … in the bank for a year.

A is working

B has worked

C have worked

D works

E worked

$$$ 32 C

Insert the sentence in “Present Perfect”: He is the most handsome man I … ever ….

A am … knowing

B knows

C have … known

D know

E am … known

$$$ 33 A

Insert the sentence in “Present Perfect”: My friend … in the USA many times.

A has been

B have be

C are being

D be

E have been

$$$ 34 B

Insert the sentence in “Present Perfect”: … you … painting yet?

A Has … stopped

B Have … stopped

C Is … stop

D Does … stop

E Did … stop

$$$ 35 C

Insert the sentence in “Present Perfect”: We … them … this week.

A did not see

B did not saw

C have not seen

D are not see

E have not see

$$$ 36 B

Insert the sentence in “Past Simple”: … you … him last week?

A Do/ see

B Did/ see

C Will/see

D Shall/see

E Does/see

$$$ 37 A

Insert the sentence in “Past Simple”: Dinosaurs … millions years ago.

A died out

B had died out

C will die

D would

E shall die

$$$ 38 A

Insert the sentence in “Past Simple”: I (phone) them last week.

A phoned

B will phone

C would phone

D shall phone

E phone

$$$ 39 E

Insert the sentence in “Past Simple”: Mike (send) a letter to his close friend last month.

A Sends

B will send

C shall send

D sended

E sent

$$$ 40 D

Insert the sentence in “Past Simple”: We (pass) examinations last winter.

A passing

B will pass

C w ill be passing

D passed

E pass

$$$ 41 E

Insert the sentence in “Past Simple”: … you … him at the theatre last night?

A do/see

B will/see

C shall/see

D does/see

E did/see

$$$ 42 E

Insert the sentence in “Past Simple”: She … at my age.

A been

B are

C is

D were

E was

$$$ 43 D

Insert the sentence in “Past Simple”: Vacations … last week.

A begin

B was beginning

C begun

D began

E will begin

$$$ 44 A

Choose the right verb: John (work) over that problem last year.

A worked

B works

C working

D is working

E shall work

$$$ 45 D

Insert the sentence in “Past Simple”: The delegations (arrive) last Sunday.

A arrives

B is arriving

C would arrive

D arrived

E shall arrive

$$$ 46 B

Insert the sentence in “Past Simple”: My dresses … in the wardrobe.

A was

B were

C is

D does

E do

$$$ 47 A

Choose the right verb: My friend … all the teacher’s questions last week.

A answered

B is answering

C answer

D answers

E was answering

$$$ 48 B

Choose the right verb: Ten minutes ago I … a strange noise.

A hear

B heard

C was hear

D hearing

E hears

$$$ 49 E

Use the right negative form”: We …have a holiday last year.

A haven’t

B hadn’t

C have

D don’t

E didn’t

$$$ 50 A

Insert the sentence in “Past Simple”: When … Jill finish school?

A did

B would

C do

D shall

E had

$$$ 51 D

Choose the right verb: My friend isn’t at home. He … to work an hour ago.

A goes

B go

C gone

D went

E going

$$$ 52 D

Insert the sentence in “Past Continuous”: I (talk) over the phone when they brought me a letter.

A talked

B had talked

C had been talking

D was talking

E would be talking

$$$ 53 B

Insert the sentence in “Past Continuous”: They (sit) in the room when the taxi arrived.

A Sat

B Were sitting

C Had been sitting

D Was sitting

E Sit

$$$ 54 B

Insert the sentence in “Past Continuous”: I (translate) the text at 5 o’clock yesterday.

A were translating

B was translating

C Translated

D Translating

E will translate

$$$ 55 A

Insert the sentence in “Past Continuous”: Ann … in the park with Emma.

A was walking

B walked

C have walked

D were walking

E are walking

$$$ 56 D

Insert the sentence in “Past Continuous”: They … … from the garden when I saw him.

A was coming

B Came

C Comes

D were coming

E would come

$$$ 57 B

Choose the right verb: At 6 o’clock yesterday he … for Jennie at the station.

A Wait

B was waiting

C Waited

D am waiting

E were waiting

$$$ 58 C

Insert the sentence in “Past Continuous”: What … you … at 11:30 yesterday?

A was … doing

B did … do

C were … doing

D do … do

E are … doing

$$$ 59 A

Insert the sentence in “Past Continuous”: The whole day yesterday they … in the garden.

A were working

B is working

C works

D worked

E was working

$$$ 60 A

Insert the sentence in “Past Continuous”: What … Tim … when you saw him?

A Was … doing

B Will … do

C Did… do

D Were … doing

E Is … doing

$$$ 61 A

Insert the sentence in “Past Continuous”: At this time yesterday they … TV.

A were watching

B was watching

C am watching

D will watch

E watch

$$$ 62 C

Insert the sentence in “Past Continuous”: At 4 o’clock yesterday they … tennis.

A was playing

B is playing

C were playing

D played

E play

$$$ 63 C

Choose the right variant: If there is a good program on TV they … it.

A watches

B will be watching

C will watch

D watched

E shall watch

$$$ 64 E

Find the right variant: They will … tidy up the house before their parents get back.

A Be

B Go

C Shall

D Can

E Have to

$$$ 65 D

Choose the correct variant: You _______thirsty after having carried those heavy boxes. Shall I make some tea?

A can be

B could be

C could have done

D must be

E must have had

$$$ 66 A

Choose the correct answer. When you open the door you ________ that everything is in its usual place.

A will discover

B will be discovering

C would discover

D will have discovered

E Discovered

$$$ 67 E

Choose the right variant: Don’t tell me… has happened to you.

A Which

B When

C That

D This

E What

$$$ 68 E

Complete the sentence: How many fish … today?

A Did you caught

B Has you caught

C Would you catch

D Has you catch

E Have you caught

$$$ 69 D

Indicate the correct answer: I ... you for ages.

A Had seen.

B Has seen.

C Didn’t see.

D Haven’t seen.

E Saw.

$$$ 70 B

Use the passive sentence: People advised us not to go out alone.

A People are advising us not to go out alone

B We were advised not to go out alone

C We were not advised not to go out alone

D We advised people not to go out alone

E We are advised not to go out alone

$$$ 71 E

Use the passive sentence: They cancelled all flights because of fog.

A All flights are being cancelled because of fog.

B All flights was cancelled because of fog.

C They are canceling all flights because of fog.

D All flights are cancelled because of fog.

E All flights were cancelled because of fog.

$$$ 72 D

Fill in the gap with modal verb: You’re going on holiday next week. You ______ be looking forward to it.

A has to

B had to

C will must

D must

E are must

$$$ 73 A

Use the suitable preposition: Could you add this up for me? I’m not very quick _____ calculating.

A At

B On

C To

D With

E In

$$$ 74 E

Choose the correct variant: When I came home my parents ...

A Will watch TV

B Watched TV

C Are watching TV

D Watch TV

E Were watching TV

$$$ 75 B

Choose the correct variant. Will she continue to work if she … married?

A get

B gets

C will get

D got

E gots

$$$ 76 D

Choose the correct variant: … it rains very hard, the streets flood.

A before

B always

C unless

D if

E during

$$$ 77 A

Rewrite the sentence in the passive: Your written test surprises us.

A We are surprised at your written test.

B We are being surprised at your written test.

C We were surprised at your written test.

D You surprised us with your written test.

E You surprise us with your written test.

$$$ 78 D

Find the right variant: We turned the house upside down but we couldn’t find your ring ... .

A Nowhere

B Nothing

C Everywhere

D Anywhere

E Somewhere

$$$ 79 D

Choose the right variant: If you see the movie, you … it.

A enjoy

B would enjoy

C have enjoyed

D will enjoy

E enjoys

$$$ 80 E

Rewrite the sentence in the passive: How do people learn languages?

A How were languages learnt?

B How is languages learn?

C How do people learn languages?

D How was languages learnt?

E How are languages learnt?

$$$ 81 A

Choose the right passive: How much milk … for the cake?

A is needed

B are needed

C am needed

D need

E to be needed

$$$ 82 C

Use Past Simple Passive: The boy … to come to school on time.

A to be ordered

B were ordered

C was ordered

D is ordered

E are ordered

$$$ 83 D

Choose the right variant: At this very moment it …

A had been discussed

B was being discussed

C are being discussed

D is being discussed

E were being discussed

$$$ 84 D

Find the right variant: You can do it when you ... time.

A Had

B Has

C will have

D Have

E don’t have

$$$ 85 E

Choose the correct word: Summer brings strong western ________ to most regions.

A Hurricanes

B Weather

C Sunshine

D Rains

E Winds

$$$ 86 E

Choose the correct variant: By the end of his university course he ___1.200 lectures.

A Attend

B Will be attending

C Attended

D Will attend

E Will have attended

$$$ 87 B

Choose the correct variant: This school … next year.

A shall be built

B will be built

C has be built

D have be built

E will built

$$$ 88 A

Choose the right variant: Most of Earth‘s surface … by water.

A is covered

B Covered

C are covered

D covers

E covering

$$$ 89 E

Choose the right variant. He … when I saw him.

A were not working

B is not working

C am not worked

D did not worked

E was not working

$$$ 90 D

Choose the correct variant. This film ... by about thirty million people now.

A is watched

B has been watched

C will be watched

D is being watched

E was being watched

$$$ 91 E

Choose the correct answer. Hadn't you better … in with that cold?

A staying

B to stay

C to be stayed

D stayed

E stay

$$$ 92 E

Choose the right variant. I am sorry ___ the students who failed and I'm also sorry _____being late.

A for / about

B about / about

C about / to

D with / about

E for / for

$$$ 93 C

Choose the correct variant. "I haven't got any money," he'll tell you.

A He'll tell you he wouldn't have got any money.

B He'll tell you he hadn't got any money.

C He'll tell you that he hasn't got any money.

D He'll tell you that he had hadn't got any money.

E He'll tell you he hasn't got some money.

$$$ 94 E

Choose the right variant: Robert ... ill for three weeks. He's still in hospital.

A Was.

B Have been.

C Is.

D Will.

E Has been.

$$$ 95 A

Choose the correct answer: You don't need to vacuum the carpet. I've ... done it.

A already

B rather

C yet

D often

E still

$$$ 96 E

Find the correct answer: “Are you busy?” ....

A Not at all.

B I haven't got any money.

C That's nothing.

D Yes, please.

E Yes, I am.

$$$ 97 D

Find the right variant: I'm looking for ... job:

A Of

B An

C These

D A

E O

$$$ 98 B

Choose the right variant: The library ____this year.

A is building

B has been built

C was built

D builds

E building

$$$ 99 C

Choose the correct variant. Mr. Snowdon ... at the moment.

A was interviewed

B is interviewed

C is being interviewed

D has been interviewed

E to be interviewed

$$$ 100 D

Find the right variant: I (to do) all my homework yesterday.

A do

B shall have done

C shall do

D did

E have done

$$$ 101 A

Complete the sentence with the right form of the verb: There_________ a meeting on Friday because the director is ill.

A will not be

B was

C are

D is being

E will

$$$ 102 E

Choose the correct answer. We had…time at the disco yesterday.

A an really nice

B the really nice

C really nice

D really a nice

E a really nice

$$$ 103 D

Express in one word: Betty’s father and mother are in Canada.

A сlassmates

B brother

C sister

D parents

E friends

$$$ 104 E

Write the sentence in passive: Janet's colleagues gave her a present when she retired.

A Janet will-be given a present by her colleagues when she is retired.

B Janet were given a present by her colleagues when she was retired.

C Janet is given a present by her colleagues when she is retied.

D Janet isn't given a present by her colleagues when she was retired.

E Janet was given a present by her colleagues when she was retired.

$$$ 105A

Use the sentence in passive: I didn't realize that somebody was recording our conversation.

A I didn't realize that our conversation was being recorded.

B I don't realize that our conversation is being recorded.

C I didn't realize that somebody recorded our conversation.

D I didn't recorded our conversation.

E I didn't realize that our conversation were being recorded.

$$$ 106 A

Fill in the gap with the correct answer. She said that she __ keen on drawing.

A Was

B Am

C Were

D Is

E has been

$$$ 107 A

Find the right transformation of the sentence: "Go home", said the teacher to us.

A The teacher told us to go home.

B The teacher told us will go home.

C The teacher told us went home.

D The teacher told us gone home.

E The teacher told us go home.

$$$ 108 C

Choose the right variant: Grammar ... by our teacher.

A Are explained

B Explains

C Is explained

D Will explain

E Explained

$$$ 109 A

Choose the correct variant. “I can't stand modern music”, Mary tells me.

A Mary tells me that she can't stand modern music.

B Mary tells me she couldn't stand modern music.

C Mary tells me she couldn't stood modern music.

D Mary tells me she couldn't stands modern music. .

E Mary tells me she can't standing modern music.

$$$ 110 B

Find the right variant: It (to rain) now.

A Is not rain

B Is raining

C Do rain

D Was raining.

E Rains

$$$ 111 E

Define the right form of Passive Voice. The table usually (to make) of wood.

A Was maked

B Were made

C Are maken

D Was made

E Is made

$$$ 112 E

Identify the right form of the verb in passive voice: Many books … in Kazakhstan every year.

A Will published

B Was published

C Publish

D Are publishing

E Are published

$$$ 113 E

Choose the right variant: I asked him whether he … to stay here long.

A Has gone

B Goes

C Is going

D Were going

E Was going

$$$ 114 B

Identify the right form of the verb: I’ll tell Ann all the news when … her.

A I saw

B I see

C I’m going to see

D I’ll see

E I shall see

$$$ 115 B

Find correct answer: If I (to be) responsible for the matter, I (make) final arrangements.

A are not/would have made

B Am/will make

C are/would make

D To be/would make

E Am/ was

$$$ 116 C

Complete the sentence: Last week Justin said “I’ll do it tomorrow”. He said he would do it …

A The previous day

B Today

C The following day

D Yesterday

E Tomorrow

$$$ 117 A

Identify the right variant: Will it make her … to us more often?

A come.

B came.

C to come.

D coming.

E become.

$$$ 118 B

Choose the right variant: When I … in London, I hope to visit a friend of mine.

A was

B am.

C have been.

D will be.

E is.

$$$ 119 A

Find the appropriate variant: I don’t know when I … free next week.

A am

B will be.

C be.

D would be.

E is.

$$$ 120 D

Find the appropriate variant: Mother didn’t let the child … TV.

A to watch.

B watching.

C watched.

D watch.

E have watched.

$$$ 121 A

Show the appropriate variant: I asked Ann if she … chess.

A played.

B plays.

C is playing.

D will play.

E play.

$$$ 122 D

Find the appropriate variant: When Tom was a child he … an ice-cream, but he doesn’t like it now.

A use to eat.

B used eat.

C use eat.

D used to eat.

E eating.

$$$ 123 D

Find the appropriate variant: It was raining when Kate … the bus.

A waits.

B was expecting.

C expected.

D waited for.

E waiting for.

$$$ 124 C

Choose the right variant: They were supposed … with us till Monday.

A stayed.

B stay.

C to stay.

D had stayed.

E have to stay.

$$$ 125 A

Show the appropriate variant: I will give you my address when I … somewhere to live.

A find.

B will found.

C found.

D have found.

E has found.

$$$ 126 C

Find the right variant: We don’t know … about car engines.

A nothing.

B something.

C anything.

D everything.

E anyone.

$$$ 127 B

Find the appropriate variant: I like… the film nor the novel it’s based on.

A both.

B neither.

C so.

D Either

E ether.

$$$ 128 D

Find the appropriate variant: I didn’t know about the concert … told me.

A somebody.

B anybody.

C everybody.

D nobody.

E someone.

$$$ 129 C

Find the appropriate variant: His parents were worried because they … from him for a long time.

A don’t hear.

B haven’t heard.

C hadn’t heard.

D don’t heard.

E hear.

$$$130 A

Choose the right variant: What made you … your mind?

A Change

B To change

C Changed

D Changing

E Changeable

$$$ 131 B

Find the appropriate variant: I … free next week.

A Am

B shall be.

C be.

D would be.

E is.

$$$ 132 E

Find the appropriate variant: Steve asked Pete whether he … skating.

A shall go

B will go.

C is going.

D has gone.

E would go

$$$ 133 A

Find the appropriate variant: The film wasn’t worth …

A seeing.

B see.

C saw.

D be seen.

E seen.

$$$ 134 E

Identify the right variant: The theatre … built here next year.

A are.

B were.

C was.

D is.

E will be.

$$$ 135 C

Find the appropriate variant: I’d prefer us … to the cinema.

A go.

B went.

C to go.

D going.

E will go.

$$$ 136 A

Find the appropriate variant of the verb in the passive voice: My shirt … in Thailand.

A was made.

B are made.

C had been made.

D made.

E making.

$$$ 137 A

Show the right variant: The teacher asked the student if he … a grammar test.

A had done

B has done

C has got done

D will have done

E would had done

$$$ 138 C

Find the appropriate variant: If you … in time you will miss the train.

A hadn’t come.

B didn’t come.

C don’t come.

D will not come.

E hasn’t come.

$$$ 139 B

Choose the right variant: If I … the book I would have known the answer.

A have read.

B had read.

C read.

D would read.

E will read.

$$$ 140 A

Find the appropriate variant: I don’t agree … capital punishment.

A With

B At

C To

D On

E Under

$$$ 141 A

Identify the appropriate variant of the verb in the passive voice: The English language… to Britain by the Anglo-Saxon who came from Germany.

A was introduced.

B introduced.

C had introduce.

D has introduced.

E had be introduced.

$$$ 142 C

Find the appropriate variant: If Alice had not gone to bed late last night, she…a headache this morning.

A wouldn`t have.

B won`t have.

C wouldn`t have had.

D didn`t have.

E isn`t have.

$$$ 143 C

Show the right variant: Tom drove … along the narrow street.

A often

B badly

C slowly

D early

E happy

$$$ 144 B

Find the appropriate variant: Ann told her friend that she … the competition.

A Won

B Had won

C Win

D Will win

E Winning

$$$ 145 A

Choose the right variant: The manager asked the worker …

A not to smoke

B don’t smoke

C not smoke

D no smoking

E doesn’t smoke

$$$ 146 A

Show the right variant: Ann asked, “Can I borrow your pen, please, Robert”.

A Ann asked Robert if she could borrow his pen.

B Ann asked Robert if she can borrow his pen.

C Ann asked Robert if can she borrow his pen.

D Ann asked Robert if could she borrow his pen.

E Ann asked Robert can she borrow his pen.

$$$ 147 D

Show the right variant: America was named after an explorer … was born in Italy.

A Such

B Which

C Whom

D Who

E That

$$$ 148 B

Find the appropriate variant: In winter the water … and people can walk across the ice and snow.

A Is freezing

B Freezes

C Freeze

D Was freezing

E Froze

$$$ 149 A

Show the right variant: … boys and girls enjoy skating.

A Both

B And

C Or

D No

E Either

$$$ 150 A

Choose the right variant: Some car engines work … than other.

A more efficiently

B more efficient

C most efficiently

D most efficient

E Efficiently

$$$ 151 A

Show the right variant: Sue asked her brother…while she was on the phone.

A not to talk

B don’t talk

C to not talk

D not talk

E don’t to talk

$$$ 152

Show the right variant: Ann asked, “Can you come to my party on Saturday, Stephen”.

A Ann asked Stephen if could he come to her party on Saturday.

B Ann asked Stephen if he could come to her party on Saturday.

C Ann asked Stephen if can he come to her party on Saturday.

D Ann asked Stephen if can come to her party on Saturday.

E Ann asked Stephen if come to her party on Saturday.

$$$153 C

Show the right variant: Our boss works very … for the factory.

A The hardest

B hardly

C hard

D harder

E hardest

$$$ 154 A

Find the appropriate variant: Kate was tired because she … the whole evening.

A was studying

B Studied

C has studied

D had studying

E being studying

$$$ 155 A

Find the appropriate variant: What do you think we ought … with people who drop litter?

A To do

B Do

C Doing

D Did

E Be doing

$$$ 156 D

Show the right variant of the verb: Last night … a terrible thunder-storm.

A there is

B it is

C were

D there was

E was there

$$$ 157 C

Show the right variant: I’m really interested in fashion. … I.

A So do

B Neither

C So am

D Neither am

E Am

$$$ 158 C

Choose the right variant: – I wouldn’t like to go to Scotland. – I wouldn’t like to go there ….

A Neither

B Too

C Either

D Both

E Also

$$$ 159 A

Show the right variant of the verb: Do … the students in your class learn English?

A all.

B every.

C some.

D any.

E no.

$$$ 160 A

Identify the right variant: If I … a vacation next summer, I will probably go to Britain.

A Take

B Will take

C Taking

D Took

E Takes

$$$ 161 B

Show the right variant of the verb: Wood is used … furniture.

A Made

B To make

C Making

D Make

E Been made

$$$ 162 D

Identify the right variant: Alice told Robert … his music so loud.

A not play

B don’t play

C to not play

D not to play

E didn’t play

$$$ 163 B

Show the right variant: Simon asked, “Ann, did you study English at school?”

A Simon asked Ann if did she study English at school.

B Simon asked Ann if she had studied English at school.

C Simon asked Ann if she studies English at school.

D Simon asked Ann if she had studies English at school.

E Simon asked Ann if he studying English at school.

$$ 164 D

Show the right variant of the verb: If he were here, he … him.

A shall help

B not help

C will help

D would help

E help

$$$ 165 A

Show the right variant of the verb: Mail is … to one’s house by a postman.

A Delivered

B Bunched

C Posted

D Sold

E Bought

$$$ 166 D

Show the right variant of the verb: If Ken hadn’t eaten too much ice-cream, he … sick.

A hadn’t felt

B didn’t feel

C won’t feel

D wouldn’t have felt

E will feel

$$$ 167 A

Choose the right variant: My sister said: “I am upset today”

A My sister said that she was upset that day.

B My sister said that she is upset today

C My sister says she was upset today

D My sister told that she is upset today

E My sister says that she is upset that day

$$$ 168 A

Show the right variant of the verb: Steve asked me if I … him my skates.

A would lend.

B will.

C lend.

D have lend.

E lens.

$$$ 169 D

Identify the right variant of the verb: If I had gone to the party, I … Ann.

A would meet.

B will meet.

C met.

D would have met.

E would be meeting.

$$$ 170 B

Choose the right variant of the verb: When I arrived at work I realized that I … my watch at home.

A left.

B had left.

C leave.

D was leaving.

E will leaving.

$$$ 171 B

Find the right variant of the verb: By the time I got to the library, she …

A has already left.

B had already left.

C had been leaving.

D have already left.

E is leaving.

$$$ 172 A

Show the right variant of the verb: I am going to the hairdresser’s …

A to have my hair cut.

B have my hair cut.

C cutting my hair.

D cut my hair.

E my hair cut.

$$$ 173 D

Find the right variant of the verb: You and I enjoy skating, …?

A don’t you.

B don’t I.

C do we.

D don’t we.

E do I.

$$$ 174 D

Show the right variant of the verb: British people … to drink tea all the time.

A said.

B say.

C are saying.

D are said.

E says

$$$ 175 C

Choose the right variant: Jane will pass the exam if she …hard.

A studied.

B will study.

C studies.

D would study.

E study.

$$$ 176 B

Choose the right variant: If you had phoned earlier, I would … able to help you.

A have be.

B have been.

C has been.

D had been.

E been.

$$$ 177 A

Choose the right variant: What … yesterday from 6 till 7?

A were you doing.

B did you do.

C have you done.

D will you do.

E would do.

$$$ 178 B

Show the right variant: Tomorrow at 6 o’clock our ship … to Great Britain.

A will approach.

B will be approaching.

C will have approached.

D approach.

E have approach.

$$$ 179 C

Find the right variant: She … her work by Monday.

A will finish.

B will be finishing.

C will have finished.

D finish.

E would finish.

$$$ 180 E

Choose the right variant: Mary … TV since 5 o’clock.

A have been watching.

B is watching.

C watch.

D have watched.

E has been watching.

$$$ 181 B

Find the appropriate variant: She said: “Please, help me”.

A She said help her.

B She asked to help her.

C She asked her to help.

D She said helping her.

E She told to help her.

$$$ 182 D

Identify the right variant: Mr. White asked the boy: “Can you read or write?”

A Mr. White said boy can he read or write.

B Mr. White asked boy can he read or write.

C Mr. White asked boy to read or write.

D Mr. White asked the boy if he could read or write.

E Mr. White told the boy to read or write.

$$$ 183 B

Identify the right variant: If you … ice in an oven, it … into water.

A put/turn

B put/turns

C puts/turns

D will put/turns

E put/ will turns

$$$ 184 D

Identify the right variant: I … to the new director yesterday.

A am introduced.

B was introducing.

C have been introduced.

D was introduced.

E is introduced.

$$$ 185 D

Make up the question: 1.brother\ 2. got\ 3.blue\ 4. has\ 5. eyes\ 6. your\?

A 26354.

B 261435.

C 412365.

D 461235.

E 416587.

$$$ 186 A

Find the appropriate variant: You don’t mind if I stay here, …?

A do you

B do I

C are you

D am I

E shall I

$$$ 187 C

Find the right variant of the indirect speech: She said, «My husband is a Custom’s Officer».

A She said that her husband is a Custom’s Officer.

B She said that her husband had a Custom’s Officer.

C She said that her husband was a Custom’s Officer.

D She said that her husband had been a custom’s Officer.

E She said that her husband will be a Custom’s Officer.

$$$ 188 A

Choose the right variant: If it … they will not go to the beach.

A Rains

B Rain

C Will rain

D Shall rain

E Rained

$$$ 189 E

Find the right variant: Ann … an interesting book last week.

A Give

B Are given

C Were given

D Is given

E Was given

$$$ 190 C

Find the right variant: When we … our work we shall go home.

A Shall finish

B Will be finished

C Finish

D Would finish

E Will finish

$$$ 191 A

Choose the right variant of the verb: When … the first spring flowers appear on the ground?

A Do

B Does

C Is

D Are

E Would

$$$ 192 B

Choose the appropriate preposition: I haven’t seen my friend … September.

A After

B Since

C From

D Till

E Untill

$$$ 193 A

Choose the right form of the verb: Did he … home late yesterday?

A Return

B Returnd

C Returns

D Returnes

E Returned

$$$ 194 B

Choose the right form of the verb: Boris often … to the library.

A Go

B Goes

C Doesn’t goes

D Did not go

E Do not go

$$$ 195 B

Choose the right form of the verb: … she speak English well?

A Do

B Does

C Do not

D Has not

E Is

$$$ 196 A

Choose the right form of the verb: We … an exercise now.

A Are writing

B Is writing

C Am not writing

D Write

E Do not write

$$$ 197 B

Identify the right form of the verb: He ... twenty-two years old.

A Has

B Is

C Are

D Are not

E Have got

$$$ 198 B

Find the right form of the verb: My mother always … the flat in the morning.

A Clean

B Cleans

C Cleaned

D Cleant

E Is cleaning

$$$ 199 B

Choose the right form of the verb: … she usually get up at seven o’clock ?

A Do

B Does

C Do not

D Is

E Are

$$$ 200 A

Choose the right form of the verb: They …their hands every day.

A Wash

B Washes

C Is wash

D Are washing

E Is not washing

$$$ 201 A

Choose the right form of the verb: Your sister … a letter at the moment.

A Is writing

B Are writing

C Am writing

D Write

E Wrote

$$$ 202 D

Choose the right variant: Do you usually … mistakes in your exercises?

A Made

B Is makes

C Makes

D Make

E Maked

$$$ 203 D

Choose the right variant of the verb: Where do you … every day?

A Goes

B Went

C gone

D Go

E are going

$$$ 204 D

Choose the right variant: … your sister …to school every day?

A Is\-

B Are\go

C Is \goes

D Does \go

E Does\goes

$$$ 205 D

Choose the right preposition: What’s the difference … football and soccer?

A from

B among

C of

D between

E for

$$$ 206 D

Complete the sentence: I don’t know … they’re talking about.

A that

B why

C where

D what

E which

$$$ 207 E

Choose the right answer: Are you enjoying yourself?

A Yes, I have

B Yes, I having

C Yes, it is

D Yes, you are

E Yes, I am

$$$ 208 D

Choose the right pronoun: She was so bored being alone that she wanted … to talk to her.

A anywhere

B anybody

C nothing

D somebody

E no one

@@@ Lexis. Vocabulary

$$$ 209 D

Finish the proverb: Actions speak louder than….

A loudspeakers

B mouth

C microphone

D words

E deeds

$$$ 210 A

Translate this word: Безработица, жұмыссыздық.

A unemployment

B employment

C nonemployment

D ployment

E inemployment

$$$ 211 B

Choose the right antonym: Always.

A ever

B never

C sometimes

D often

E seldom

$$$ 212 E

Compose compound word: Note

A time

B room

C day

D yard

E book

$$$ 213 E

Compose adjective using right suffix: Rain

A ful

B ly

C ing

D able

E y

$$$ 214 C

Choose relative word to the word: School.

A park

B race

C pupil

D rain

E storm

$$$ 215 C

Find the synonym: Limit.

A endless

B stop

C restriction

D Spirit

E dissalow

$$$ 216 C

Translate the word: жұмысіздеу, искатьработу.

A to look out on job

B to be looking on job

C to look for a job

D to look in job

E to look down on job

$$$ 217 B

Translate the word: салыстырмалы, сравнительный.

A superlative

B comparative

C comparably

D comperedive

E comparativeness

$$$ 218 D

Finish the expression: Time is… .

A news

B knowledge

C power

D money

E advise

$$$ 219 A

Find the missed letter: H…nest

A o

B u

C e

D y

E i

$$$ 220 B

Choose right antonym: Silence.

A fear

B noise

C wealth

D quite

E action

$$$ 221 C

Make compound word: Railway.

A state

B airport

C station

D Shop

E Terminal

$$$ 222 B

Make compound word: Hair

A washer

B dresser

C driller

D blonde

E cutter

$$$ 223 A

Translate the word: Өшіру, выключать.

A turn off

B turn from

C turn into

D turn up

E turn down

$$$ 224 E

People take it if they are in a hurry. It is… .

A a ball

B a ticket

C a child

D a dall

E a taxi

$$$ 225 E

We use it to drink tea. It is … .

A a spoon

B a table

C a knife

D a saucer

E a cup

$$$ 226 A

Finish the proverb: Wear the old coat …

A and buy the new book

B it pours

C should be few but good

D so you must lie on it

E too late to learn

$$$ 227 C

Translatetheword: спортпенайналысу, увлекаться спортом.

A to enjoy sport

B to be keep on sport

C to go in for sport

D to have sport lesson

E to be sport

$$$ 228 B

Finish the expression: All that glitters is not … .

A silver

B gold

C beautiful

D iron

E tooth

$$$ 229 B

Choose the synonym: Outgoing.

A crazy

B friendly

C generouse

D kind

E cute

$$$ 230 A

Choose the antonym: Enemy.

A Friend

B Girl

C Boy

D Sister

E Brother

$$$ 231 C

Complete the proverb: Bees … sleep.

A often

B always

C never

D usually

E reguallary

$$$ 232 A

Finish the proverb: When the cat is away … .

A the mice will play

B the mice are in

C the mice will relax

D the mice go out

E the mice enjoy

$$$ 233 B

Choose the word in the mean of profession.

A digger

B teacher

C loiter

D calmer

E sleeper

$$$ 234 C

Finish the proverb: No sweet without some …

A Need

B Work

C Sweat

D Speak

E Patience

$$$ 235 A

Translate the word: сауатсыздық, безграмотность.

A Illiteracy

B Imliterasy

C Inliterasy

D Unliterasy

E Irliterasy

$$$ 236 D

Choose irrelative word to the word: Weather.

A frosty

B cold

C cloudy

D sweet

E hail

$$$ 237 E

Make compound word: Fire …

A board

B craft

C Sit

D boy

E place

$$$ 238 C

Choose compound word to the word: sister

A low-sister

B low-with-sister

C sister-in-law

D sister-for-law

E sister`s-law

$$$239 C

A place where people eat. It is…. .

A a bedroom

B a hall

C a kitchen

D a study

E a nursery

$$$ 240 D

Choose irrelative word to the theme: character.

A honest

B sincere

C attractive

D clean

E good humored

$$$ 241 B

Make compound word: Under …

A speak

B ground

C sleep

D ball

E take

$$$ 242 B

A place where criminals are kept is …

A a cave

B a prison

C a cellar

D a café

E a cinema

$$$ 243 A

Make the word: u, s, i, f, o, r, u.

A furious

B sufirow

C siriouf

D rufirous

E farious

$$$ 244 C

Complete the proverb: Experience is …. .

A good in its seasons

B never to late to learn

C the mother of wisdom

D never found again

E better than riches

$$$ 245 B

The main room for guests in the house. It is …. .

A a hall

B a living room

C a bedroom

D a kitchen

E a study

$$$ 246 B

The passage inside the entrance of a house, from which the rooms open. It is ….

A a bedroom

B a hall

C a kitchen

D a study

E a bathroom

$$$ 247 A

The meal that you eat in the middle of the day is …

A Lunch

B Supper

C Tea

D Coca-cola

E Breakfast

$$$ 248 E

The meal that you eat in the evening is …

A Breakfast

B Lunch

C Kitchen

D Water

E Supper

$$$ 249 C

The meal that you eat in the morning is …

A Water

B Supper

C Breakfast

D Kitchen

E Pepsi

$$$ 250 E

Answer the question: Where can you buy a bunch of roses?

A at the cosmetics

B at the second-hand shop

C at the dairy

D at the bookshop

E at the florist’s

$$$ 251 D

Answer the question: Where can you buy a bar of chocolate?

A at the butcher’s

B at the hat department

C at the fishmonger’s

D at the confectioner’s

E at the bookshop

$$$ 252 A

The footwear that you wear on your feet when you are at home are …

A slippers

B Sandals

C platforms

D moccasins

E Boots

$$$ 253 A

Answer the question: Where can you buy a medicine?

A at the chemist’s

B at the cosmetics

C at the butcher’s

D at the pet shop

E at the market

$$$ 254 E

The frozen raindrops falling from the sky is …

A white frost

B rainbow

C Snow

D Gale

E Hail

$$$ 255 D

The arch containing the colors of the spectrum formed in the sky opposite the sun in the rain is …. .

A Slush

B Snow

C Sleet

D Rainbow

E Fog

$$$ 256 C

Vapors suspended in the atmosphere, thicker than mist and difficult to see through is called …

A hail

B slush

C fog

D air

E snow

$$$ 257 B

Type of crossing which has black and white stripes painted on the road is called …

A vehicle

B zebra crossing

C code

D road junction

E way

$$$ 258 D

Red, yellow and green lights which tell traffic when to stop and when to go is called …

A Way

B Pedestrian

C Code

D Traffic light

E Road

$$$ 259 D

A person who drives a car is called …

A a teacher

B a translator

C a speaker

D a driver

E a pedestrian

$$$ 260 D

Country is Japan, nationality is …

A Dutch

B Arabic

C Japanded

D Japanese

E Chilean

$$$ 261 D

Country is India, nationality is …

A Hindy

B Hungarian

C Hebrew

D Indian

E Italy

$$$ 262 D

A travelling show with animals, clowns is called …

A a western

B a thriller

C a matinee

D a circus

E a singer

$$$ 263 A

A factual film about a real subject is called …

A a documentary

B a thriller

C a rehearsal

D a cartoon

E a serial

$$$ 264 D

TV or radio program where people are asked questions is called …

A News

B a documentary

C a advertisement

D an interview

E a circus

$$$ 265 E

A person who treats people is …

A a businessman

B a composer

C a designer

D a driver

E a doctor

$$$ 266 B

A person who writes novels is …

A a worker

B a writer

C a sailor

D an editor

E a painter

$$$ 267 C

A person who takes an interview is…

A a lawyer

B a poet

C a journalist

D an editor

E a typist

$$$ 268 A

What do people usually do to lose weight?

A follow a diet

B follow to eat sweets

C drink coca-cola

D follow to do nothing

E sit in front of the TV

$$$ 269 D

Find the right translation of the word: әдемі/красивая.

A Slim

B Graceful

C Plump

D Beautiful

E Fresh

$$$ 270 A

Children use it to play.

A a doll

B a book

C a radio

D a pen

E a vocabulary

$$$ 271 C

Choose the word in the meaning of profession.

A a drinker

B an eater

C a lawyer

D a caller

E a baler

$$$ 272 D

Place where people sleep. It is…. .

A a bathroom

B a kitchen

C a study

D a bedroom

E a sitting room

$$$ 273 D

Compose compound word: Inter …. .

A short

B champion

C offer

D national

E cinema

$$$ 274 A

Compose the adjective using right suffix: Differ ...

A ent

B ant

C dom

D hood

E ure

$$$ 275 D

Compose compound word: Mother …

A dom

B ultra

C post

D land

E ment

$$$ 276 B

Compose compound word: Bed …

A ice

B room

C paper

D class

E away

$$$ 277 C

Compose compound word: School … .

A сharacter

B false

C boy

D сristal

E hot

$$$ 278 A

Compose compound word: House …

A wife

B open

C passer

D hair

E fruit

$$$ 279 C

Find the right translation: кеден, таможня.(бекет)

A a hot-house

B a man-house

C a custom-house

D a hotel-house

E a passer-house

$$$ 280 A

Find the right translation: жетістік, успех.

A progress

B advice

C knowledge

D news

E wonder

$$$ 281 B

Complete the sentences using names of professions: A person who has studied law and can advise people on legal matters is … .

A a broker

B a lawyer

C a journalist

D a manager

E a research worker

$$$ 282 E

Complete the sentence using names of professions: One who designs buildings is …

A an engineer

B a locksmith

C a mechanic

D a sculptor

E an architect

$$$ 283 A

Complete the sentence using names of professions: A person who directs an orchestra is …

A a conductor

B a designer

C a pilot

D an editor

E a manager

$$$ 284 D

Complete the sentences using names of professions:: A person in a position of command in the armed forces is …

A a turner

B a soldier

C a baker

D an officer

E a clerk

$$$ 285 B

Complete the sentence using names of professions: A doctor who performs operations is …

A a chemist

B a surgeon

C a dentist

D a gynecologist

E an internist

$$$ 286 E

Complete the sentence using names of professions: One whose job is to look after people’s health is …

A an accountant

B a chemist

C a physicist

D a teacher

E a doctor

$$$ 287 A

Complete the sentence using names of professions: A person who writes for newspapers or magazines is …

A a journalist

B a conductor

C an officer

D a painter

E a secretary

$$$ 288 C

Complete the sentence using names of professions: One who specializes in the treatment of the teeth is …

A a chemist

B a surgeon

C a dentist

D a gynecologist

E an internist

$$$ 289 D

Complete the sentence using names of professions: A person who makes sculptures is …

A a designer

B a soldier

C a nurse

D a sculptor

E a writer

$$$ 290 E

Complete the sentence using names of professions: One who does research work is …

A a politician worker

B a medical workman

C an officer

D a playwright

E a research worker

$$$ 291 C

Complete the sentence using names of professions: A person who plays a musical instrument is …

A a singer

B a music

C a musician

D a painter

E a lawyer

$$$ 292 D

Complete the sentence using names of professions: One who does business is ..

A a computer specialist

B a composer

C a clerk

D a businessman

E a typist

$$$ 293 C

Complete the sentence using names of professions: A man who flies an airplane is …

A a physicist

B a poet

C a pilot

D a painter

E a postman

$$$ 294 B

Complete the sentence using names of professions: A person who studies pedagogic is …

A an actor

B a teacher

C a writer

D a doctor

E an editor

$$$ 295 C

Give synonym: afraid

A bored

B depressed

C frightened

D excited

E interested

$$$ 296 A

Give synonym: angry

A annoyed

B depressed

C frightened

D excited

E interested

$$$ 297 A

Give synonym: pleased

A happy

B depressed

C frightened

D excited

E interested

$$$ 298 E

Give synonym: immense

A noisy

B quiet

C polluted

D busy

E huge

$$$ 299 A

Give synonym: to go on foot

A to walk

B to jump

C to come

D to ride

E to drive

$$$ 300 A

Give synonym: a pavement

A a footpath

B a subway

C a crossing

D a traffic jam

E an accident

$$$ 301 A

Give synonym: to be fond of

A to be keen on

B to prefer

C to do a city

D to show

E to see

$$$ 302 B

Give synonym: a show

A a church

B a display

C a cathedral

D a stage

E a tower

$$$ 303 D

Give synonym: to have difficulty in (doing) smth

A to be good at smth

B to do well in

C to take notes

D to have trouble in (doing) smth

E to revise

$$$ 304 A

Give synonym: to revise

A to repeat

B to study

C to learn

D to read

E to write

$$$ 305 D

Choose the opposite to the word: quiet

A dangerous

B modern

C narrow

D noisy

E exciting

$$$ 306 E

Choose the opposite to the word: boring

A dangerous

B modern

C narrow

D noisy

E exciting

$$$ 307 A

Choose the opposite to the word: safe

A dangerous

B modern

C narrow

D noisy

E exciting

$$$ 308 A

Choose the opposite: empty

A crowded

B modern

C narrow

D noisy

E exciting

$$$ 309 B

Choose the opposite to the word: intelligent

A generous

B stupid

C shy

D talkative

E selfish

$$$ 310 A

Choose the opposite to the word: mean

A generous

B stupid

C shy

D talkative

E selfish

$$$ 311 B

Choose the opposite to the word: modern

A lazy

B ancient

C shy

D talkative

E selfish

$$$ 312 E

Choose the opposite to the word: selfish

A generous

B stupid

C shy

D talkative

E unselfish

$$$ 313 C

Choose the opposite to the word: extrovert

A generous

B stupid

C shy

D talkative

E unselfish

$$$ 314 A

Give the opposite to the word: hard-working

A lazy

B old

C shy

D talkative

E selfish

$$$ 315 A

Give the opposite to the word: to catch a bus

A to miss a bus

B to get on a bus

C to get off the bus

D to be on a bus

E to be on the wrong bus

$$$ 316 A

Give the opposite to the word : arrival

A departure

B fare

C going

D department

E travel

$$$ 317 D

Give the opposite to the word: to get on a bus

A to be on a bus

B to be on the wrong bus

C to catch a bus

D to get off a bus

E to miss a bus

$$$ 318 A

Give the opposite to the word: to pick up the receiver

A to put down the receiver

B to dial the number

C to ring back

D to ring smb up

E to hold on

$$$ 319 B

Give the opposite to the word: to lose one’s way

A to ask the way

B to find one’s way

C to give directions

D to cross

E to go ahead

$$$ 320 C

Give the opposite to the word: to attend classes

A to take a course

B to do a subject

C to miss classes

D to get a mark

E to go to classes

$$$ 321 A

Give the opposite to the word: to pass an exam

A to fail an exam

B to get a mark at the exam

C to take an exam

D to take a course

E to do a subject

$$$ 322 A

Give the opposite to the word: be single

A be married

B be born

C be awake

D be asleep

E be happy

$$$ 323 C

Give the opposite to the word: be awake

A be married

B be born

C be asleep

D be happy

E be single

$$$ 324 A

Choose the correct item: Hats and caps are sold at the …

A millinery/hat department

B footwear department

C baker’s

D florist’s

E dairy

$$$ 325 B

Choose the correct item: Various boots and shoes are sold at the ...

A millinery/hat department

B footwear department

C baker’s

D florist’s

E dairy

$$$ 326 A

Choose the correct item: Stockings, socks, tights are sold at the …

A textiles hosiery

B cosmetics

C jewellery’s

D stationer’s

E knitted goods

$$$ 327 E

Choose the correct item: You may buy cardigans, jumpers and sweaters at the …

A textiles hosiery

B cosmetics

C jewellery’s

D stationer’s

E knitted goods

$$$ 328 B

Choose the correct item: You may buy various shampoos, perfumes at the …

A textiles hosiery

B cosmetics

C jewellery’s

D stationer’s

E knitted goods

$$$ 329 A

Choose the correct item: trousers made of a strong cotton cloth

A jeans

B culottes

C mules

D cardigan

E vest

$$$ 330 B

Choose the correct item: short skirt-like trousers worn by women

A jeans

B culottes

C mules

D cardigan

E vest

$$$ 331 C

Choose the correct item: You may buy earrings, bracelets and studs at the …

A textiles hosiery

B cosmetics

C jewellery’s

D stationer’s

E knitted goods

$$$ 332 C

Choose the correct item: You may buy a loaf of bread at the ...

A millinery/hat department

B footwear department

C baker’s

D florist’s

E dairy

$$$ 333 D

Choose the correct item: You may buy a bunch of roses at the …

A millinery/hat department

B footwear department

C baker’s

D florist’s

E dairy

$$$ 334 E

Choose the correct item: You may buy a bottle of milk at the …

A millinery/hat department

B footwear department

C baker’s

D florist’s

E dairy

$$$ 335 A

Choose the correct item: You may buy a piece of beef at the …

A butcher’s

B footwear department

C baker’s

D florist’s

E dairy

$$$ 336 C

Choose the correct item: You may buy a second-hand leather coat at the ...

A textiles hosiery

B cosmetics

C second-hand shop

D stationer’s

E knitted goods

$$$ 337 B

Choose the correct item: You may buy a parrot at the …

A butcher’s

B pet shop

C baker’s

D florist’s

E dairy

$$$ 338 B

Choose the correct item: You may buy a packet of cigarettes at the …

A butcher’s

B tobacconist’s

C baker’s

D florist’s

E dairy

$$$ 339 B

Choose the correct item: Pollution, smog, traffic jam and over population are

A village problems

B city problems

C unemployment problems

D shopping problems

E teaching problems

$$$ 340 C

Match two words to make a new word and find the odd word: make ...

A a mistake

B a cake

C military service

D the bed

E lunch

$$$ 341 C

Match two words to make a new word and find the odd word: get ...

A dressed

B up

C sightseeing

D to work

E home

$$$ 342 A

Match two words to make a new word and find the odd word: play ...

A cycling

B football

C tennis

D basketball

E hockey

$$$ 343 D

Match two words to make a new word and find the odd word: do ...

A aerobics

B yoga

C karate

D swimming

E an exercise

$$$ 344 D

Match two words to make a new word and find the odd word: go ...

A cycling

B jogging

C shopping

D the washing up

E sightseeing

$$$ 345 A

Find the odd word:

A kilo

B box

C can

D packet

E carton

$$$ 346 C

Find the odd word:

A oil

B pepper

C fork

D salt

E vinegar

$$$ 347 B

Find the odd word:

A grapes

B peas

C pear

D peach

E pineapple

$$$ 348 D

Find the odd word:

A chicken

B pork

C sausage

D prawns

E steak

$$$ 349 B

Find the odd word:

A prawns

B lamb

C salmon

D pike

E herring

$$$ 350 E

Find the odd word:

A western

B comedy

C tragedy

D thriller

E circus

$$$ 351 D

Find the odd word:

A a play

B a matinee

C a drama

D a thriller

E an amateur show

$$$ 352 A

Find the odd word:

A rehearsal

B classical

C jazz

D folk

E instrumental

$$$ 353 B

Find the odd word:

A parcel

B ambulance

C telegram

D postcard

E letter

$$$ 354 A

Find the odd word:

A zip

B flannel

C tweed

D satin

E velvet

$$$ 355 E

Match two words to make a new word/phrase: track

A story

B call

C lights

D opener

E suit

$$$ 356 C

Match two words to make a new word/phrase: traffic

A story

B call

C lights

D opener

E suit

$$$ 357 D

Match two words to make a new word/phrase: tin

A story

B call

C lights

D opener

E suit

$$$ 358 A

Match two words to make a new word/phrase: detective

A story

B call

C lights

D opener

E suit

$$$ 359 C

Match two words to make a new word/phrase: coffee

A service

B park

C table

D juice

E call

$$$ 360 D

Match two words to make a new word/phrase: fruit

A service

B park

C table

D juice

E call

$$$ 361 B

Match two words to make a new word/phrase: car

A service

B park

C table

D juice

E call

$$$ 362 E

Match two words to make a new word/phrase: phone

A service

B park

C table

D juice

E call

$$$ 363 A

Match two words to make a new word/phrase: military

A service

B park

C table

D juice

E call

$$$ 364 C

Match two words to make a new word/phrase: table

A service

B park

C tennis

D juice

E call

$$$ 365 A

Find word/phrase which means: a film about cowboys in the USA

A western

B comedy

C tragedy

D thriller

E circus

$$$ 366 B

Find word/phrase which means: a theatre in which opera is performed

A a circus

B an opera house

C a theatre

D a cinema

E a castle

$$$ 367 E

Find word/phrase which means: the last rehearsal of a play

A an outing

B an interview

C an opening night

D an amateur show

E a dress rehearsal

$$$ 368 A

Find word/phrase which means: a hobby, way of passing your spare time

A a pastime

B an outing

C an interview

D an opening night

E an amateur show

$$$ 369 B

Find word/phrase which means: people watching a film or a play

A dresser

B audience

C stagehand

D performer

E screenwriter

$$$ 370 C

Find word which means: a programme where people are asked questions

A a pastime

B an outing

C an interview

D an opening night

E an amateur show

$$$ 371 A

Find word/phrase which means: particularly

A especially

B originally

C occasionally

D recognizable

E origin

$$$ 372 B

Find word/phrase which means: to take what is offered

A origin

B accept

C dialect

D occasionally

E recognizable

$$$ 373 C

Find word/phrase which means: way of pronouncing

A accept

B origin

C dialect

D occasionally

E recognizable

$$$ 374 C

Find word/phrase which means: sometimes, not often

A especially

B originally

C occasionally

D recognizable

E origin

$$$ 375 A

Complete the proverb: Cut your coat according …

A to your cloth

B man

C and it doesn’t appear to be a stick

D but nearer is my shirt

E deceptive

$$$ 376 E

Complete the proverb: Appearances are ...

A to your cloth

B man

C and it doesn’t appear to be a stick

D but nearer is my shirt

E deceptive

$$$ 377 D

Complete the proverb: Near is my coat, …

A to your cloth

B man

C and it doesn’t appear to be a stick

D but nearer is my shirt

E deceptive

$$$ 378 B

Complete the proverb: Clothes do not make …

A to your cloth

B man

C and it doesn’t appear to be a stick

D but nearer is my shirt

E deceptive

$$$ 379 C

Complete the proverb: So many men …

A to your cloth

B man

C so many minds

D but nearer is my shirt

E deceptive

$$$ 380 E

Complete the proverb: While there is life …

A what you can do today

B make the best of what you can

C without health

D wisdom

E there is hope

$$$ 381 D

Complete the proverb: Time brings …

A what you can do today

B make the best of what you can

C without health

D wisdom

E there is hope

$$$ 382 C

Complete the proverb: Wealth is nothing …

A what you can do today

B make the best of what you can

C without health

D wisdom

E there is hope

$$$ 383 B

Complete the proverb: If you cannot have the best, …

A what you can do today

B make the best of what you can

C without health

D wisdom

E there is hope

$$$ 384 A

Complete the proverb: Never put off till tomorrow …

A what you can do today

B make the best of what you can

C without health

D wisdom

E there is hope

$$$ 385 A

Translate into English: искать (іздеу)

A look for

B look after

C look at

D look around

E look up

$$$ 386 C

TranslateintoEnglish: смотреть на что-то (қарау)

A look for

B look after

C look at

D look around

E look up

$$$ 387 C

ranslate into English: ждать (күту)

A put on

B take off

C wait for

D get on with

E turn on

$$$ 388 B

Translate into English: снимать ( киімшешу)

A put on

B take off

C wait for

D get on with

E turn on

$$$ 389 D

TranslateintoEnglish: быть хороших отношениях (жақсы қарым-қатынаста болу)

A put on

B take off

C wait for

D get on with

E turn on

$$$ 390 A

Translate into English: одеватьчто-нибудь ( киімкию)

A put on

B take off

C wait for

D get on with

E turn on

$$$ 391 E

Translate into English: включитьчто-нибудь ( бірнәрсеніқосу)

A put on

B take off

C wait for

D get on with

E turn on

$$$ 392 B

Translate into English: выключитьчто-нибудь ( бірнәрсеніөшіру)

A put on

B turn off

C wait for

D get on with

E turn on

$$$ 393 B

TranslateintoEnglish: ухаживать (за ребенком) (баланы қарау)

A look for

B look after

C look at

D look around

E look up

$$$ 394 B

Translate into English: заполнять ( бірнәрсенітолтыру)

A put on

B fill in

C wait for

D get on with

E turn on

$$$ 395 B

What is opposite of the word ‘skilled?

A inskilled

B unskilled

C disskilled

D ilskilled

E imskilled

$$$ 396 E

Choose uncountable noun:

A table

B raincoat

C scissors

D pancake

E politics

$$$ 397 E

What means abbreviation: e.g.

A exercise

B exam

C exit

D that is

E for example

$$$ 398 B

In what word do you pronounce “k”?

A knock

B krona

C kneel

D knee

E knife

$$$ 399 B

Complete the proverb: As you make your bed...

A so many minds

B so you must lie on it

C no gains

D home is best

E a good ending

$$$ 400 A

Complete the proverb: So many men …

A so many minds

B so you must lie on it

C no gains

D home is best

E a good ending

$$$ 401 C

Complete the proverb: No pains …

A so many minds

B so you must lie on it

C no gains

D home is best

E a good ending

$$$ 402 C

By the sixteenth century a new economic system… feudalism.

A replaced

B was replacing

C had replaced

D replace

E will replace

$$$ 403 D

Complete the proverb: East or West …

A so many minds

B so you must lie on it

C no gains

D home is best

E a good ending

$$$ 404 E

Complete the proverb: A good beginning makes …

A so many minds

B so you must lie on it

C no gains

D home is best

E a good ending

$$$ 405 A

Give synonym: to live

A to exist

B to give

C to affect

D to forgive

E to argue

$$$ 406 E

Translate into English: воспитывать, тәрбиелеу

A bring down

B bring away

C bring out

D bring off

E bring up

$$$ 407 B

Find a noun:

A central

B ability

C backwards

D repeat

E delicious

@@@ Gerund, Infinitive

$$$ 408 C

Choose the right gerund: I enjoy …...

A to read

B read

C reading

D readding

E ro reading

$$$ 409 C

Choose the right gerund after prepositions:

My friend is good …. … volleyball.

A in playing

B on playing

C at playing

D with playing

E to playing

$$$ 410 C

Choose the right gerund after prepositions:

They are afraid … … the match.

A to losing

B in losing

C of losing

D at losing

E to lose

$$$ 411 B

Choose the right gerund after prepositions:

Laura dreams … in a small island.

A in living

B of living

C to living

D live

E on living

$$$ 412 D

Choose the right gerund after verb: They finished … in the garden.

A fishing

B writing

C reading

D working

E building

$$$ 413 D

Choose the right gerund after verb:

The project will involve … plants.

A sleeping

B doing

C drawing

D growing

E living

$$$ 414 C

Choose the right gerund after verb: He considers … a new house.

A flying

B doing

C buying

D going

E giving

$$$ 415 A

Choose the right gerund after verb: He imagined … a new car.

A driving

B taking

C catching

D missing

E helping

$$$ 416 E

Choose the right gerund after verb: We dislike … poems.

A doing

B selling

C choosing

D wearing

E reading

$$$ 417 C

Choose the right gerund: After … a shower I waited for Steven.

A doing

B getting

C having

D resting

E catching

$$$ 418 E

Choose the right gerund: He told the joke without … .

A dreaming

B sleeping

C writing

D telling

E laughing

$$$ 419 A

Choose the right gerund: … tigers is dangerous

A hunting

B buying

C biting

D catching

E driving

$$$ 420 D

Choose the right gerund: We are looking forward to … you.

A call

B get

C talking

D seeing

E bringing

$$$ 421 A

Choose the right gerund: He’s afraid of … by plane.

A going

B driving

C coming

D finding

E casting

$$$ 422 B

Choose the right gerund: I'm worried about … mistakes.

A doing

B making

C writing

D sending

E leaving

$$$ 423 A

Choose the right gerund: Before … to bed he turned off the lights

A going

B sleeping

C resting

D sitting

E getting

$$$ 424 B

Choose the right gerund: He is fond of … .

A eating

B painting

C keeping

D forgetting

E knowing

$$$ 425 A

Choose the right gerund: … is good for your health.

A laughing

B smoking

C reading

D knitting

E meting

$$$ 426 A

Choose the right gerund: … questions is easier than answering them.

A asking

B saying

C telling

D speaking

E reading

$$$ 427 B

Choose the right gerund: She likes ...

A will feed

B cooking

C freezing

D do

E is drinking

$$$ 428 C

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

As a boy he could … very fast.

A to run

B running

C run

D to running

E ran

$$$ 429 C

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

I might… to Africa this summer.

A flying

B to fly

C fly

D flied

E will fly

$$$ 430 D

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

He claimed … an expert.

A being

B to being

C be

D to be

E was

$$$ 431 E

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: They made me … .

A to wait

B waiting

C waited

D to waiting

E wait

$$$ 432 C

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

I am happy … left school

A having

B have

C to have

D had

E to having

$$$ 433 C

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

It is easy … fault with others.

A find

B found

C to find

D finding

E to finding

$$$ 434 B

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

I don’t want … to bed.

A going

B to go

C go

D went

E gone

$$$ 435 A

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

It is important … the meeting on time.

A to start

B starting

C start

D started

E to starting

$$$ 436 E

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

She made him … the dishes.

A washing

B washed

C to wash

D to washing

E wash

$$$ 437 D

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

He agreed … more.

A practicing

B practiced

C practice

D to practice

E to practicing

$$$ 438 E

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

Emmy has finally agreed … Mike.

A will marry

B married

C marring

D marry

E to marry

$$$ 439 D

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

One day I heard him… a song, he had such a beautiful voice!

A to sing

B sining

C sang

D singing

E song

$$$ 440 B

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

You must … at home.

A stays

B stay

C staying

D to stay

E stayed

$$$ 441 D

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

You needn’t … nuts

A to include

B including

C included

D include

E includes

$$$ 442 C

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

Frank offered … us to the supermarket.

A driving

B drive

C to drive

D drove

E drives

$$$ 443 C

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

He managed … the door without the key.

A opening

B opens

C to open

D open

E opened

$$$ 444 A

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

Nancy seemed … disappointed.

A to be

B be

C being

D to being

E was

$$$ 445 A

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

She agreed … a presentation at the meeting

A to give

B gave

C given

D giving

E gives

$$ 446 B

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

He demanded … to Mr. Harris.

A speaks

B to speak

C speaking

D speak

E spoke

$$$ 447 D

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”:

It must … a good idea.

A to be

B being

C is

D be

E will be

@@@ So or because

$$$ 448 C

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”:

I went to America … I wanted to study English.

A so

B that

C because

D when

E as

$$$ 449 A

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”:

I stayed home … it snowed heavily

A because

B when

C so

D that

E as

$$$ 450 E

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”:

I went for a walk … the sun was shining.

A why

B as

C so

D that

E because

$$$ 451 A

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”:

I went to see the play, … it had good reviews.

A because

B when

C so

D that

E during

$$$ 452 D

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”:

He is seldom at home … he is very busy.

A so

B when

C that

D because

E either or

$$$ 453 C

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”:

I left home early … I had to do several errands.

A so

B when

C because

D that

E either or

$$$ 454 A

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”: Sue can't come tomorrow … she's sick.

A because

B when

C so

D but

E during

$$$ 455 E

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”: David's very happy … he's got a new job.

A when

B that

C so

D but

E because

$$$ 456 B

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”: I eat a lot of pizza … I like it.

A but

B because

C so

D as

E that

$$$ 457 C

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”:

The door was open … we could hear everything.

A that

B because

C so

D when

E either or

$$$ 458 D

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”:

It was very hot. …, we decided to go swimming.

A during

B while

C when

D so

E that

$$$ 459 B

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”: He works very hard … he's really tired.

A because

B so

C when

D but

E that

$$$ 460 B

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”: He plays soccer every day … he's very good at playing it.

A but

B so

C when

D why

E during

$$$ 461 A

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”:

I don't have much money … I can't buy a computer.

A so

B but

C when

D because

E else

$$$ 462 B

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”:

I like all Italian food … I like pizza.

A but

B so

C as

D also

E because

$$$ 463 A

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”:

She's working late next Friday, … she can't come to the party

A so

B however

C and

D as

E when

$$$ 464 D

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”:

He worked hard, … he passed all his exams

A because

B and

C that

D so

E why

$$$ 465 E

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”:

He's going to work in Colombia … he's learning Spanish.

A however

B because

C during

D as

E so

$$$ 466 B

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”:

She didn't invited me … I didn't go to her birthday party.

A and

B so

C because

D during

E when

$$$ 467 C

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”:

I can't sleep, … I'm going to drink a glass of hot milk

A but

B during

C so

D why

E because

@@@ Modal verbs

$$$ 468 A

Choose the right variant of equivalent of modal verb:

In England, most schoolchildren … wear a uniform.

A have to

B had to

C has to

D did to

E do to

$$$ 469 D

Choose the right variant of equivalent of modal verb:

In France, you … drive on the right last year.

A have to

B didn’t to

C has to

D had to

E hasn’t to

$$$ 470 B

Choose the right variant of equivalent of modal verb:

Don’t worry, you … pay now.

A didn’t have to

B don’t have to

C haven’t to

D hasn’t to

E will have to

$$$ 471 B

Choose the right variant of equivalent of modal verb:

Sorry, I can’t stay longer. I … go.

A is to

B have to

C had to

D has to

E isn’t to

$$$ 472 A

Choose the right variant of equivalent of modal verb:

When she got home from school she … do her homework.

A had to

B has to

C have to

D is to

E must

$$$ 473 A

Choose the right variant of equivalent of modal verb:

I … study French last year.

A didn't have to

B isn’t to

C is

D am not able to

E may not be

$$$ 474 C

Choose the right variant of modal verb: If you want to keep fit, you … eat fruit every day.

A mustn’t

B shouldn’t

C should

D needn’t

E is to

$$$ 475 B

Choose the right variant of equivalent of modal verb:

They … come back home because their bus didn’t come.

A are to

B had to

C has to

D didn't have to

E was to

$$$ 476 D

Choose the right variant of equivalent of modal verb:

He … keep his room clean every day.

A didn't have to

B had to

C does to

D has to

E was

$$$ 477 B

Choose the right variant of equivalent of modal verb:

You … do your homework right now.

A is

B have to

C didn't have to

D had to

E has to

$$$ 478 E

Choose the right variant of equivalent of modal verb:

My sister…stay at home last weekend, because she was ill.

A didn't have to

B have to

C hadn’t to

D haven’t to

E had to

$$$ 479 D

Choose the right variant of modal verb: Parents ... teach children to respect.

A is to

B should to

C has to

D should

E shouldn’t

$$$ 480 D

Choose the right variant of equivalent of modal verb:

I … stay at home yesterday.

A has to

B am to

C are to

D had to

E have to

$$$ 481 B

Choose the right variant of equivalent of modal verb:

I must be at the meeting by 10:00. I will probably… take a taxi if I want to be on time.

A has to

B have to

C didn’t have to

D go to

E ought to

$$$ 482 D

Choose the right variant of equivalent of modal verb:

I… buy bread on my way home every day.

A may

B might

C able to

D have to

E had to

$$$ 483 A

Choose the right variant of equivalent of modal verb:

You … cook all the cakes Tom, there are still a lot of them in the kitchen.
A don't have to

B is to

C might

D is able to

E had to

$$$ 484 C

Choose the right variant of equivalent of modal verb:

He is in a hurry with his work; he … give the report by tomorrow morning.

A have to

B had to

C has to

D didn’t have to

E may

$$$ 485 C

Choose the right variant of equivalent of modal verb:

She … finish the first book before she had left Germany.

A may

B have to

C had to

D will to

E might

$$$ 486 B

Choose the right variant of modal verb:

He …tell about this problem because they decided it.

A mustn’t

B didn't have to

C hasn’t to

D don’t have to

E hadn’t to

$$$ 487 A

Choose the right variant of equivalent of modal verb:

I … go to see the doctor last week because I was very ill.

A had to

B could

C shall to

D have to

E didn’t have to

@@@ Passive Voice

$$$ 488 B

Choose the right variant of passive voice: What’s the matter? My car ___.

A was just stolen

B has just been stolen

C is just stolen

D had been stolen

E will have been stolen

$$$ 489 A

Choose the right variant of passive voice: One of the theatres in our city ___ now.

A is being reconstructed

B was being reconstructed

C will be reconstructed

D had been reconstracted

E have been reconstracted

$$$ 490 B

Choose the right variant of passive voice: That house ___ a long time ago.

A has been sold

B was sold

C is sold

D will be stolen

E have been stolen

$$$ 491 C

Choose the right variant of passive voice: Jin said the room ___.

A will have already been cleaned

B will be cleaned

C had already been cleaned

D shall be cleaned

E are cleaned

$$$ 492 A

Choose the right variant of passive voice: All the banks ___ on Sundays.

A are closed

B had been closed

C are been closed

D will be closed

E is closed

$$$ 493 A

Choose the right variant of passive voice: We ___ on our way home at five o’clock yesterday.

A were being followed

B are being followed

C have been followed

D has been followed

E is followed

$$$ 494 B

Choose the right variant of passive voice: My sister ___ to hospital tomorrow.

A is being taken

B will be taken

C was taken

D am taken

E shall be taken

$$$ 495 B

Choose the right variant of passive voice: The cake smells so nice. It ___.

A will just be baked

B has just been baked

C is just baked

D have been cooked

E was cooked

$$$ 496 C

Choose the right variant of passive voice: The conference room ___ at the moment.

A was being used

B had been used

C is being used

D will be used

E shall be used

$$$ 497 A

Choose the right variant of passive voice: When we arrived at the airport, we found that the flight ___.

A had been cancelled

B is being cancelled

C has been cancelled

D will be cancelled

E shall be cancelled

$$$ 498 C

Choose the right variant of passive voice: The flowers in the flowerbeds ___ by this evening.

A are being watered

B were watered

C will have been watered

D is watered

E was watered

$$$ 499 B

Choose the right variant of passive voice: America ___ several centuries ago.

A had been discovered

B was discovered

C will be discovered

D shall be discovered

E have been discovered

$$$ 500 A

Choose the right variant of passive voice: The floors in the office ___ every day.

A are swept

B will have been swept

C were being swept

D have been swept

E Is swept

$$$ 501 B

Choose the right variant of passive voice: An old woman ___ while she was living with her children.

A is being looked after

B was being looked after

C will be looked after

D have been looked after

E has been looked after

$$$ 502 C

Choose the right variant of passive voice: I think the money ___ back in the nearest future.

A had been paid

B were paid

C will be paid

D shall be paid

E have been paid

$$$ 503 C

My car ___ at the moment.

A was being repaired

B has been repaired

C is being repaired

D were repaired

E is repaired

$$$ 504 A

Choose the right variant of passive voice: The exams ___ by 3 in the afternoon.

A will have been finished

B were being finished

C are being finished

D is finished

E was finished

$$$ 505 A

Choose the right variant of passive voice: Olympic Games ___ every four years.

A are held

B had been held

C will have been held

D is held

E were held

$$$ 506 B

Choose the right variant of passive: When we returned home, the walls ___.

A has been painted

B had been painted

C will be painted

D will be painted

E shall be painted

$$$ 507 A

Choose the right variant of passive: Two people … in a car accident yesterday.

A were killed

B are killed

C were being killed

D was killed

E have been killed

$$$ 508 E

Choose the right variant of passive voice: Ann said the cake … by her mother.

A will have been cooked

B have been cooked

C has been cooked

D is cooked

E had been cooked

$$$ 509 C

Choose the right variant of passive: I didn’t realize our conversation ___ to.

A will be listened

B is listened

C was being listened

D has been listened

E have been listened

$$$ 510 A

Choose the right variant of passive: Jack said the letter ___ the next day.

A would be sent

B will be sent

C is being sent

D was sent

E were sent

$$$ 511 C

Choose the right variant of passive voice: The documents______ by 5 p.m. tomorrow.

A will be signed

B are signed

C will have been signed

D is being signed

E shall be signed

$$$ 512 C

Choose the right variant of passive voice: The museum ____ in 1850.

A are built

B built

C was built

D will be built

E shall be built

$$$ 513 A

Choose the right variant of passive voice: Nowadays MakpalIsabekova _____ as a brilliant singer by all

A is recognized

B were recognized

C was recognized

D recognized

E is recognize

$$$ 514 A

Choose the right variant of passive: Tomorrow the exercise ______.

A will be written

B wrote

C write

D be written

E will write

$$$ 515 D

Choose the right variant of passive voice: This school _____ next year.

A will have been built

B will be being built

C will be build

D will be built

E will built

$$$ 516 D

Choose the right variant of passive: A cartoon … by the children at the moment.

A are watched

B is watched

C are being watched

D is being watched

E is being watch

$$$ 517 E

Choose the right variant of passive: Ann said the porridge … by her mother.

A had cooked

B was being cooked

C was cook

D have been cooked

E had been cooked

$$$ 518 D

Choose the right variant of passive voice: Her generosity ______ by all.

A know

B has been know

C were known

D is known

E was knew

$$$ 519 B

Choose the right variant of passive voice: Silence! Exam _____ now.

A are been hold

B is being held

C have been holding

D are holding

E are being held

$$$ 520 C

Choose the right variant of passive voice: The boy _____ to come to the school on time.

A is to

B was order

C was ordered

D is ordering

E is ordered

$$$ 521 B

Choose the right variant: Carol says she ___ Fred for ten years.

A was known

B has been knowing

C has known

D know

E knew

$$$ 522 C

Choose the right variant: This work ___________tomorrow.

A Were finished

B Are finished

C will be finished

D Was finished

E Is finished

@@@ Conditional Sentences

$$$ 523 B

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: If I knew his address, I ___ him.

A visited

B would visit

C had visited

D will visit

E have visit

$$$ 524 A

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: If Sue ___ anybody the news, it won’t be a secret.

A tells

B had told

C told

D have told

E has told

$$$ 525 B

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: If I see Jill, I ___ her to call you.

A would remind

B will remind

C has reminded

D have reminded

E had reminded

$$$ 526 A

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: We will stay at this hotel provided it if ___ much.

A doesn’t cost

B didn’t cost

C hadn’t cost

D have cost

E has cost

$$$ 527 B

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: If it were not for the snow, we ___ a car to the cinema.

A can drive

B could drive

C could drove

D drive

E have droven

$$$ 528 B

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: They’ll go to the restaurant if they ___ a table in advance.

A would reserve

B reserve

C reserved

D have reserved

E had reserved

$$$ 529 A

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: If I found a purse, I ___ it back to the owner.

A would give

B had given

C will give

D gave

E gives

$$$ 530 C

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: If Mark ___ so much, he would be fit.

A didn’t ate

B won’t eat

C didn’t eat

D eat

E will eat

$$$ 531 C

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: We’ll miss you a lot in case you ___ to another house.

A will move

B would move

C move

D have moved

E has moved

$$$ 532 B

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: If John ___ the local race, he will take part in the national championship.

A won

B wins

C would win

D win

E will win

$$$ 533 C

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: I ___ in case I am not right.

A has apologized

B would apologize

C will apologize

D apologise

E had apologised

$$$ 534 B

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: If Mike joined the studio, he ___ a great dancer.

A had become

B would become

C will become

D become

E became

$$$ 535 B

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: If you ____ the job, you _____ much time.

A get / would had

B got/ had not have

C got / will have

D get /would have

E gets / would have

$$$ 536 E

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: If he _____ he _____ his leg.

A fall / would break

B falls / would break

C fallen/ would break

D fell / would breaks

E falls / will break

$$$ 537 D

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: If you ___your train, you wouldn’t have been late for the party.

A miss

B hasn’t missed

C not missed

D hadn’tmissed

E haven’t missed

$$$ 538 C

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: If you ___ in an oven, it ____ into water.

A will put / turn

B put / turns

C put / will turn

D put / would turns

E will put / turns

$$$ 539 B

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: If I ___ a lot of money, I’d travel around the world.

A have

B had

C shall have

D has

E would have

$$$ 540 D

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: If I ____ busy, I ____ come and give a lift.

A isn’t / would

B wasn’t / will

C am not / would

D weren’t / would

E aren’t / would

$$$ 541 C

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: I _____ you if I ____ enough time.

A come /will have

B will come / will have

C will come /have

D would come / will have

E come /have

$$$ 542 E

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: If I ___ in the village I would have a dog and a cat.

A lives

B will live

C live

D have live

E lived

$$$ 543 B

Insert the sentence in “Past Simple”: Who ... America?

A Did discover

B discovered

C was discover

D discovers

E does discover

$$$ 544 B

Choose the right variant of conditional sentence: If Madi had studied harder he would ____ Oxford University.

A has entered

B have entered

C had entered

D entered

E enter

$$$ 545 D

Choose the right pronoun: … people know the answer to the question.

A small

B a little

C little

D few

E the least

$$$ 546 C

Choose the right variant: I … if I can find him.

A would go and see

B went and saw

C shall go and see

D have gone and seen

E go and see

$$$ 547 A

Choose the right variant: Is it OK if I …you this weekend?

A visit

B visited

C have visited

D visits

E am visiting

$$$ 548 B

She spoke in a very low voice, but I…understand what she said.

A might be

B could

C have to

D can

E may

$$$ 549 D

Choose the right variant: If I … wealthy, I …help the poor.

A am/would

B was/will

C were/will

D were/would

E am not/would not

$$$ 550 E

Choose the right variant: If I … her number, I would phone her.

A were knowing

B will know

C known

D know

E knew

$$$ 551 A

Choose the right variant. …, I would lend you some money.

A If I had my salary yesterday

B he cost of living is higher, so

C If I have enough money

D If I win the game

E Unless I lose my job in two week’s time

$$$ 552 A

Now I…how industry cooperates with the natural environment.

A Am illustrating

B would be illustrating

C will have illustrated

D Were illustrating

E Is illustrating

$$$ 553 A

Use “Future Perfect”: I … the translation by nine o’clock tomorrow morning.

A shall have finished

B have finished

C had finished

D has finished

E finish

$$$ 554 B

Choose adjective:

A slowly

B silly

C bravely

D luckily

E fortunately

$$$ 556 B

Give synonym: terrified

A bad

B afraid

C lucky

D angry

E tasty

$$$ 557 A

Translate into English: стыдиться, бірнәрсегеұялу

A To be ashamed

B To be disappointed

C To feel pity

D To be shy

E To be furious

$$$ 558 C

Use the right modal verb: Next year, I’m afraid, I… to read without glasses.

A can not

B may not

C won’t be able

D must not

E ought not to

$$$ 559 A

Use modal verb: The power of knowledge…placed in the hands of people.

A should be

B ought to be

C need to be

D Are to

E may

$$$ 560 E

Choose the antonym: well

A good

B bad

C worse

D best

E badly

$$$ 561 D

Give synonym: succeed

A attain

B follow

C foil

D achieve

E become

$$$ 562 B

What is the symbol of peace?

A shake

B dove

C blueberry

D lark

E lion

$$$ 563 A

Give synonym: fault

A mistake

B hobby

C luck

D dark

E friendship

$$$ 564 C

Choose the right variant: Knowledge…power.

A been

B are

C is

D am

E were

$$$ 565 D

Choose the right variant of modal verbs: The sky is dark. It… rain soon.

A have to

B need

C should

D may

E has to

$$$ 566 C

Which italicized word is a verb in the sentence?

A All the work is very difficult.

B She fell asleep working on the computer.

C He usually works in his room.

D They fellow definite standards in their work.

E They employ a couple of young men to do the heavy work.

$$$ 567 A

Choose the right variant of modal verbs:

A She has to do a lot of work today

B She has a lot of work

C She will have a lot of work tomorrow

D She didn’t have a lot of work

E She has done a lot of work today

$$$ 568 B

Choose the right variant of modal verbs: You…take care of your parents.

A must not

B ought to

C has to

D is to

E am to

$$$ 569 E

Which italicized word is a verb in the sentence?

A Did you like her answer?

B My brother hasn’t received the answer yet.

C I’m waiting for the answer.

D It was a brilliant answer

E He seldom can answer the questions.

$$$ 570 C

Translate into English: загорать (күнгеқыздырылу)

A To sunrise

B To get brown

C To sunbath

D To get a tan

E To lie

@@@Wordbuilding

$$$ 571 A

Find the suffix of adjective

A -ous

B - ise

C - ibility

D - wards

E - ism

$$$ 572 A

Find the suffixes of adjective:

A able, ant, ful, ous, ive;

B ance, dom, hood, ist, ty;

C ate,en, ify,ise,ize;

D ly, wards;

E ness, less, en, ion;

$$$ 573 D

Find the suffixes of adverb:

A able, ant, ful, ous, ive;

B ance, dom, hood, ist, ty;

C ate,en, ify,ise,ize;

D ly, wards;

E ness, less, en, ion;

$$$ 574 C

Find the suffixes of verb:

A able, ant, ful, ous, ive;

B ance, dom, hood, ist, ty;

C ate,en, ify,ise,ize;

D ly, wards;

E ness, less, en, ion;

$$$ 575 B

Find the suffixes of noun:

A able, ant, ful, ous, ive;

B ance, dom, hood, ist, ty;

C ate,en, ify,ise,ize;

D ly, wards;

E ness, less, en, ion;

$$$ 576 A

Compose noun using the necessary suffix: invent

A ion

B ous

C age

D able

E hood

$$$ 577 B

Choose a noun:

A seven

B kingdom

C unpleasant

D reopen

E historical

$$$ 578 B

Compose noun using the necessary suffix: weak

A age

B ness

C or

D hood

E ist

$$$ 579 B

Compose adjective using the necessary suffix: danger

A ish

B ous

C ic

D word

E ly

$$$ 580 B

Form the adjective using the necessary prefix: known

A mis

B un

C dis

D non

E in

$$$ 581 D

Form the noun using the necessary suffix: free

A age

B ness

C or

D dom

E ism

$$$ 582 D

Choose compound word to make a verb: white

A ify

B do

C help

D wash

E noon

$$$ 583 B

Form adjective from noun: care

A ous

B ful

C ic

D word

E ly

$$$ 584 A

Form adjective from noun: grass

A y

B ish

C ous

D ic

E word

$$$ 585 D

Form adjective from noun: noise

A ish

B ous

C ic

D y

E ful

$$$ 586 C

Give the opposite to the word: equal

A imequal

B disequal

C unequal

D llequal

E inequal

$$$ 587 A

Give the opposite to the word: important

A unimportant

B imimportant

C disimportant

D irimportant

E inimportant

$$$ 588 D

Give the opposite to the word: official

A disofficial

B postofficial

C antiofficial

D unofficial

E inofficial

$$$ 589 A

Give the opposite to the word: possible

A impossible

B irpossible

C inpossible

D dispossible

E ilpossible

$$$ 590 A

Choose the right variant of translation: легко (оңай, жеңіл)

A easily

B easeness

C easier

D easiest

E easiless

$$$ 591 A

Insert the sentence in “Present Continuous”: Don’t make so much noise. I (to work) now.

A am working

B are working

C worked

D is working

E works

$$$ 592 A

Use the right form of Present Continuous: Listen! They… a lovely song.

A are singing

B am singing

C is singing

D sings

E was singing

$$$ 593 B

Insert the sentence in “Present Continuous”: They … … football in the garden now.

A is playing

B are playing

C am playing

D were playing

E was playing

$$$ 594 E

Insert the sentence in “Present Continuous”: Tom … a shower at the moment.

A have

B has

C had

D are having

E is having

$$$ 595 B

Insert the sentence in “Present Perfect”: She already (paint) a picture.

A have painted

B has painted

C painted

D was paining

E paints

$$$ 596 B

Insert the sentence in “Present Perfect”: He (write) a letter to his parents.

A have written

B has written

C was writing

D write

E writes

$$$ 597 B

Insert the sentence in “Present Perfect”: … you … this task?

A has/finish

B have/finished

C did/finished

D finished

E finish

$$$ 598 E

Insert the sentence in “Present Perfect”: He (buy) an English book today.

A has buy

B have buy

C have bought

D buy

E has bought

$$$ 599 C

Insert the sentence in “Present Perfect”: The teacher (discuss) the problem with children.

A discussing

B discuss

C has discussed

D shall discuss

E would discuss

$$$ 600 D

Insert the sentence in “Present Perfect”: What task … she … yet?

A Have …done

B Did… do

C Will… do

D has… done

E Does…0

	Всего в разделе	Выборка	Вес
Tenses	200	20	3
Lexis. Vocabulary	200	20	2
Gerund, Infinitive	50	5	3
So or because	50	5	2
Modal verbs	50	5	3
Wordbuilding	50	5	2
Total	600	60