- The right verb form is: I look forward … you again next year. ]
- to saw
- seeing
- to see
- see
- to seeing
2.The Reported Question.
- Bill said that he had a new job
- Steve said that he was living in London
- The doctor told me to stay in bed for a few days
- Jenny wanted to know if Joe had sold his car
- I told Jim not to shout
- The sentence formulated correctly is . . . ]
- Most parents want their children to get a university education
- Most parents want that their children will get a university education
- Most parents want that their children get a university education
- Most parents want their children get a university education
- Most parents want their children getting a university education
- Driving is pleasant.
- Object
- Attribute
- Predicate
- Subject
- Adverbial modifier
- Find the sentences where the function of adjectives is a nominal predicate ]
- The name of the book is not stated
- The box is large
- John is the owner of the restaurant
- My friend’s house is in Almaty
- Alihan has got two weeks holiday
- Future form of the modal verb "can": ]
- should
- would
- will be able to
- could
- was able to
7.The right variant with the sequence of tenses ]
- We told we are doing our task
- He said that he had lost his keys
- I asked be careful because of thin ice
- I wished her have a nice day
- I learned she has told him the truth
- If it rains, the grass gets wet
- zero conditional
- third conditional
- second conditional
- mixed conditional
- first conditional
- A suitable form of the verb. I heard her . . . the door and go out. ]
- opens
- having open
- opened
- to open
- open
- If you get promoted, your salary . . .
- go down
- goes in
- goes up
- goes down
- go up
- We … … … the hotel if we hadn’t seen the signpost. ]
- would find
- have found
- found
- had found
- would have found
- After the law having been passed, it is clear what to expect ]
- Infinitive Indefinite Passive
- Gerund Perfect Active
- Gerund Indefinite Active
- Gerund Indefinite Passive
- Gerund Perfect Passive
- Choose an unreal conditional sentence: ]
- If you have done that again, I'll punish you.
- If you did that again, I'll punish you.
- lf I were an astronaut, I'd travel all the planets.
- If I am an astronaut, I'd travel all the planets.
- If I was an astronaut, I'd travel all the planets.
- Find an adverb of time: ]
- suddenly
- a bit
- abroad
- for a long time
- badly
- Complete the proverb “Many men . . . .” ]
- many saying
- many minds
- many opinion
- many thoughts
- many view
- Past Simple Passive form of the verb "understand": ]
- to be understanding
- was understood
- to understand
- to have been understand
- had been understood
- Cardinal number: 762
- Seven hundred and sixty two
- Seven hundred sixty second
- Seven hundredth sixty two
- Seven hundred sixty two
- Seven hundreds sixty two
- Change Active into Passive
“You can buy this book in any shop” ]
- This book can bought in any bookshop
- This book bought in any bookshop
- This book can be bought in bookshop
- This book can be bought in any bookshop
- This book can be buy in any bookshop
19.Mixed conditional I'd be a happy man if I . . . Marion when we were young. ]
- had married
- would married
- had marry
- had been married
- have married
- Choose a real conditional sentence: ]
- lf I were an astronaut, I'd traveled all the planets.
- If I am an astronaut, I'd travel all the planets.
- If I was an astronaut, I'd travel all the planets.
- If you did that again, I'll punish you.
- If you do that again, I'll punish you.
- The 4th type of stressed syllable
- Cake, umbrella, pot
- Cure, wire, tire
- Care, more, curb
- Girl, black, nine
- Frog, bird, door
- … only one lady and five gentlemen in the restaurant. ]
- There is
- There has
- There were
- There are
- There have been
- Find the unreal conditional sentence ]
- If I had enough money, I’ll travel all over the world
- If I had enough money, I’d travel all over the world
- I’ll be glad if my friend comes
- I’ll travel all over the world If I had enough money
- If I find time, I’ll try to help you
- There was a . . . . . . . . . . rug on the floor. ]
- soft, woolen, wonderful
- woolen, soft, wonderful
- soft, wonderful, woolen
- wonderful, soft, woolen
- wonderful woolen soft
- The correct word: It took us quite a long time to get here. It was . . . . . journey.
- three hours
- a three-hours
- a three-hour
- third hour
- three hour
- The telegram was received yesterday. ]
- Past Perfect Passive
- Past Simple Passive
- Past Perfect
- Past Continuous Passive
- Past Simple Active
- Correct sentence with uncountable noun. ]
- I bought 5 furnitures
- I bought some furnitures
- I bought her furnitures
- I sold several furnitures
- I bought some furniture
- Appropriate answer: It is 12:40
- It is twenty to one
- It is twelve to one
- It is twelfth to one
- It is fourty past one
- It is twenty past one
- I was feeling pretty bad . . .
- myself
- himself
- me
- herself
- itself
30.Triftong is . . . .
- Day, bye, boy
- Lake, time, tour
- Dear, scare, poor
- Fire, hour, Royal
- Heat, hare, fire
- Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb. We . . . to solve a problem since June. ]
- don’t try
- have been trying
- will try
- try
- are trying
32.Complex subject . . . . ]
- He is known to being a good teacher
- He is known be a good teacher
- Philips were known to be a young man without money.
- Philip was known be a young man without money.
- He is known to be a good teacher
33.The sentence with Gerund ]
- He stopped to read newspapers
- He stopped to have read newspaper
- He stopped reading newspapers
- He sat reading a newspaper
- He is reading a newspaper
34.The sentence in the Past Simple Passive
- Financial documents were signing by the director and accountant
- Financial documents signed by the direc
- Financial documents had been signed by the director and accountant
- Financial documents are signed by the director and accountant
- Financial documents were signed by the director and accountant
- 6\10
- six tenths
- six by ten
- six tenth
- six under ten
- sixth tenths
- ten sixths
36.The sentence in direct speech. Jane left the party suddenly. She said she had to go.
- Jane says, “I will have to go”
- Jane says “I have to go”
- Jane said, “I have to go”
- Jane said “I had to go”
- Jane said, “I am having to go”
37.Choose the correct option of collective nouns. ]
- a pack of ducks
- a fleet of books
- a herd of dogs
- a pack of wolves
- a board of flowers
38.Сompound noun ]
- blackberries
- blackboard
- handmade
- good-looking
- wallpaper
39.Compound nouns:
- hotel – keeper
- second – rate
- well – known
- old – fashioned
- yellow – striped
40.Uncountable nouns
- 2 oranges, coffee, tea,
- luggages, furniture, information
- sugar, salt, rice
- rice, bread, apple
- advice, fruit, potato
- Irregular verb:
- record
- post
- mishear
- reward
- struggle
- Regular adjectives:
- thin, small, tall
- far, much, busy
- many, expensive, thick
- interesting, clean, wonderful
- little, more important, better
- The correct variant of the fraction "2/3".
- two third
- two thirds
- second third
- two point three
- twos third
- Report the request “Can you dig my garden, please, Kanat” ]
- His mother asked them to dig her garden
- His mother asked him to dig her garden
- His mother asked she to dig her garden
- His mother asked his to dig her garden
- His mother asked her to dig her garden
- Fractional Numerals are: ]
- Richard the Third
- Elizabeth the Second
- one point two
- fifteenth
- six over thirteen
- 25.01.2020
- The twenty fiveth of January, twenty twenty
- The twenty-five of January, twenty twenty
- The twentieth and five of January, twenty twenty
- The twenty five January, two thousand and twenty
- The twenty fifth of January, twenty twenty
- Find the passive form of the verb:
- was estimating
- have been estimating
- will estimate
- had estimated
- was estimated
48.The correct sentence with Complex Object ]
- She is coming to expected any time
- I know him to be a good mannered boy
- She is expected to coming any-time
- Mary was sure she will come too
- He had been reading the book since Monday
- Define the function of infinitive in the following sentence: I was the first to come.
- object
- adverbial modifier
- subject
- predicate
- attribute
- Replace the Direct Speech into Reported Speech:
"Where did you find the book?" Ben asked.
- Ben asked where I had found the book
- Ben asked me where I found the book
- Ben asked where had I found the book
- Ben asked where you had found the book
- Ben asked where was I found the book
- Ben asked me where did I find the book