Рекомендуемые газеты и журналы:

1. Hello Sara,

• How do you?

• How are you?

• How you are

• How is it?

I’m very well, thank you.

2. Is this your book?

• No, it isn’t.

• No, isn’t it.

• No, he isn’t.

• No, there isn’t.

3. Where is Anna from?

• It is

• Her is

• He is

• She is

from Rome

• Who

is your address? 12, Sundown Street, Bristol.

much is this blue bag? It’s 5 pounds 50 pence.

many brothers have you got? Only one.

• How

1 1

• What

2

• That

3

• Where

1.

your car? It’s in the car park

Which is Who’s When’s Where’s

2.

bag is this? It’s mine.

Whose What’s Who’s Who

3.

only three chairs in my room.

They are There are There is It is

1. We haven’t got

• some children

• any children

• a children

• one children

2. Do you speak Japanese? No, I

• don’t speak.

• not.

• speak not.

• don’t.

3. What does he do?

• He’s teacher.

• He’s a teacher.

• He’s teaching.

• Yes, he does.

at

I go

school in Vienna.

to

We have lunch

one o’clock.

in

She works

Saturday

on

I stay at home

the morning

1.

How do you get to work?

By car In car By the car On car

2.

Do you like classical music?

Yes, I likes Yes, I like Yes, I does Yes, I do

3.

Where is Mary? She

over there.

is stand is standing stand standing

• for

1.

It’s a very long day for Jack. He doesn’t get home from

• because

school

six o’clock

• since

• to

2.

We didn’t stay late

were very tired.

• until

• last

3.

They went to Australia

a month

summer

• so

• that

4.

They’ve lived in that house

they were children.

• towards

1.

I think most people

• need

• are needing

• will need

• will have needed

English for their jobs in the future.

2.

Teenagers today like wearing casual clothes so leather shoes aren’t

• as fashionable than

• as fashionable as trainers

• more fashionable as

• fashionable

3.

A friend of

• you

• yours

• yourself

phoned this

morning but

• she

• her

• hers

didn’t leave a message.

1.

We

lunch when the phone

had, rang were having, rang were having, was ringing had, has rung

2.

You

open the door before the train gets into the station. It’s very dangerous.

must mustn’t should don’t have to

3.

If you don’t want to burn yourself you

lie in the sun all day.

won’t don’t shouldn’t couldn’t

1.

We

go out to a restaurant during the week because when we get home

from work we’re too tired.

nearly never hardly never hardly ever ever

2.

That sofa

comfortable. Can I try it?

looks looks like is like like

3.

I

be late for work this morning.

don’t have to couldn’t don’t mustn’t

1.

We’ve got two

: a son and a daughter.

parents people children friends

2.

I’d like a

of coffee, please.

cup glass plate bottle

3.

He’s

the newspaper.

reading watching listening seeing

• looking

• seeing

1. She’s

• wearing

blue coat and a grey scarf.

• putting

2. I’m too

• crowded

• interested

today. I’ll phone you back tomorrow

• polite

• busy

• heavily.

3. Take your umbrella. It’s raining

• strong.

• hardly.

• much.

1.

Can I

your dictionary, please? Yes, of course. But I’d like it back for

the weekend.

lend borrow give keep

2.

He lets his wife do everything for him. He’s very

careful bored quiet lazy

3.

I’m

living at home but my girlfriend and I are getting married next month

so we’ve bought a flat

always yet again still

1.

The religious wedding

takes place in a church.

performance marriage ceremony engagement

2.

I wish they wouldn’t

so much time with unnecessary meetings.

waste lose take put away

3.

I was very

and depressed when I first went to live abroad.

lonely alone on my own solitary