test 1

Test1

Form 9

1. Use the correct tense-form of the verbs in brackets.

1. They (to have) their English class in the morning yesterday, but normally they (to have) English classes in the afternoon.
2. I already (to write) a letter to my friend. I think he (to get) it in a few days.
3. Minsk (to found) 945 years ago.
4. If the weather (to keep) fine we (to stay) here till the end of the month.
5. He (to consider) the best pupil of the class.
6. Why you (to smell) the meat? Is it bad? I (to buy) it only yesterday.
7. How long you (to drive) a car?
8. Don’t disturb her! She (to work).
9. The new computer (to buy) tomorrow.
10. What you (to do) at 10 o’clock yesterday?

2. Choose the right article.

1. Listen to her beautiful voice. She sings like …angel.
2. …Rain is getting heavier.
3. She studies …English medieval history at … London University.
4. Some people believe in …life after…death.
5. …Smiths had …son and …daughter. … Son was in …Army and …daughter was training to be… teacher.
6. I don’t like … milk in my coffee, and I take only … little sugar.
7. Has anyone left … message for me in … evening?
8. …White House has been … official residence of …President of …US since 1800.

3. Choose the right preposition.

1. You mustn’t travel (by, on, at) bus without a ticket.
2. They are still waiting (to, for, --) the bus.
3. Are you good (in, on, at) football?
4. I’m sorry (on, at, for) not listening to you.
5. How do you usually get (for, to, at) school?
6. The teacher is very pleased (in, with, at) my work.
7. Can you play (on, at, -) the guitar?
8. Thank you for looking (on, at, after) me when I was ill.

4. Choose the suitable pronoun.

1. There’s hardly (some, any, no) tea left.
2. I haven’t got (many, much, a lot ) money at present.
3. Some people like the sea (others, other, no) prefer the mountains.
4. Would you like (any, some, no) coffee?
5. Jane goes to the library (some, every, all) week.

5. Circle the right variant.

1. Did you like the film?

1. I always did.
2. I never did.
3. it was boring.

2. Why not go to a disco?

1. That’s why.
2. That’s a good idea.
3. That’s the trouble.

3. Who’s  that man over there?

1. He’s very clever.
2. He’s my brother in law.
3. He’s an architect.

4. Come and have lunch with us.

1. With pleasure.
2. I like it.
3. Not at all.