VI. Put the words in the right order to make up a sentence.

1. Mr. Winkle/ to/ skates/ on/ trying/ his/ was/ put.

2. morning/ to/ five/ give/I/ you/ wanted/ this/ shillings.

3. idea/ ask/ to/ a/ it/ the/ was/ good/ way/ him.

4. entertain/ ago/ people/ a/ years/ how/ themselves/ to/ hundred/ knew.

VII. Circle the right variant.

1. A: a) Shall I do it now?

b) Can I do it now?

c) May I do it now?

B: No, you needn't. You can do it tomorrow.

2. A: Let's go for a walk. B: a) Can we?

b) Shall we?

c) Let us not?

3. A: a) How do you do?

b) How are you getting on?

c) How are you?

B: I am very well, thank you.

4. A: Mrs. Brown, may I introduce Mr. Black to you? Mr. Black, this is Mrs.Brown. Mrs Brown: a) How nice!

b) How do you do!

c) It's very kind of you.

Test 24

I. Use the correct tense-forms of the verbs in brackets.

1. Why you (to look) at me so angrily? Have I said something wrong?

2. It's too late to phone Tom now. I (to phone) him in the morning.

3. I'll go to London by air, if I (to have) enough money.

4.1 (to see) a very good film last week. - What film (to be) it? - "Gone

with the Wind". I think it's the best film I ever (to see).

5. He (to live) in Spain when he was a child.

II. Choose the right article.

1. What... nice garden!

2. Jack is ... fast runner. He is ... best runner in his school.

3. There was... man talking to ...woman outside the house.... man looked tired.

4. At six o'clock we had ... dinner and then went out for ... walk .

5. On ... day of my brother's arrival I had no classes.

lll.Circle the suitable preposition.

1. Ann is fond (of, for, to) her younger brother.

2. We spent the evening listening (at, to, in) records.

3. His books have been translated (from, into, in) many languages.

4. He looked (at, for, on) his watch. "(After, in, till) half an hour Jane must be back," he thought.

5. We waited (of, to, for) Jim for half an hour but he didn't come. 6.1 don't know what town he comes (of, from).

IV. Circle the suitable pronoun.

1. Go and ask him for (some, any) paper. I haven't got (some, a little, any) in my desk.

2. You can do without my help but not without (their, theirs).

3. He didn't earn (many, much) money and lived in a small house.

4. They haven't got (some, a few, any) English newspapers but they've got (a little, some, few) magazines.

5. He couldn't lend me the book because it wasn't (his, him).

V. Put the words in the right order to make up a sentence.

1. music/ likes/ very/ classical/ my father/ much.

2. any/ to/ send/ my son/ money/ didn't/1/ elder/ pocket.

3. the door/ quickly/ opened/ he/ in/ and/ came.

4. dogs/ ever/ do/ fruit/ for/ breakfast/ eat/ their?

5. at/ seldom/ the/ weather/ is/ this/ time/ cold/ the year/ of.

6. was/ born/ in the morning/ at 2 o'clock/ baby/ the.

VI. Circle the right variant.

1. A: How long have you lived here? B: a) For two years.

b) In two years.

c) Since two years.

2. A: Did you have lunch together? B: a) At one p.m.

b) Yes, to an Italian restaurant.

c) Yes, at an Italian restaurant.

3. A: Shall we go out? B: a) Yes, we have to.

b) Yes, let's.

c) No, we must.

4. a) Do you enjoy the film last night?

b) Did you enjoyed the film last night?

c) Did you enjoy the film last night?

5. Are you free

a) on May the 19th?

b) in May the 19th?

c) at May the 19th?