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  1. Choose one word or phrase that best completes the sentence.

  1. New employees _____ asked to attend orientation.

(A) is (B) are

  1. The secretary ordered two_____ for the meeting.

(A) trays of food (B) foods

  1. A reporter_____ interviewing witnesses.

(A)is (B)are

  1. Production_____ increased since Mr. Garcia revised the plan

(A) has (B)have

5. The plane can not take off until the rain_____ .

(A) stop (B)stops

6. ____ of the entire department made the project.

  1. An effort (B)A effort

  1. Effort (D)The effort

7. ____ always interrupts your work during the day.

(A) Long meeting (B)The long meeting

(C) A long meeting (D) Meeting

8. Mr. Sohasky was eager to make ____ announcement about the new project.

(A) an (B) a (C) those (D) these

9. ____ are expected to attend the seminar.

(A) Manager (B) A manager

(C) Managers (D) The manager

10.____ sent three packages this morning.

  1. The shipper (B) A shipper

(C) Shipper (D) Shippers

Variant 2

  1. Put the verbs in brackets into a suitable (active or passive) tense.

  1. Our dog (to lie) in the shade and (to wait) for us.

  2. He (to be) certain that this request (to grant).

  3. There (to be) no other answer to this problem.

  4. The disease (to cause) by a lack of vitamin D.

  5. We (to sit) until the game (to be) over.

  6. I (not to live) (to eat), I (to eat) (to live).

  7. It (to rain), so the game (to cancel).

  8. A new foreign film (to dub) in this studio now.

  9. If I (to see) him I (to warn) him of her coming back.

  10. Why you (to be) late? You (to be) (to come) an hour ago.

  1. Find and comment on the non-finite forms of the verb and its complex.

  1. She keeps saying that eating all this fast food is unhealthy.

  2. It’s an undenying fact that children watch too much TV.

  3. “Do you know any of them?” I whispered. — “Yes”, he said simply, his voice trembling a little.

  4. He was seen stealing curious glances to Mary.

  5. Julia sat eating rolls and drinking coffee.

  6. I’ve got a telegram from Bill’s uncle asking me to come.

  7. I am annoyed at their being late.

  8. Did he ever ask you to be engaged or talk about marrying you?

  9. There is no chance of their coming there in time.

  10. As he walked behind them his footsteps echoing with the others.

  1. Fill in the blanks with suitable modal verbs.

  1. I see no reason why we … argue.

  2. “What … I do for you, sir?” — “You … take my horse to the water”.

  3. I want to know on what terms the girl … to be here. … she to have any wages?

  4. Why are you late? You … to have come an hour ago.

  5. It’s impossible to change anything. One … take things as they are.

  6. I saw that I … speak lower to make myself heard.

  7. The order came that we … not to leave the village before the dawn.

  8. You … have done it long ago.

  9. He … have done something about it, I see some changes in the design.

  10. I am very sorry. I … not bother you with trifle.

  1. Use corresponding mood form instead of the verbs in brackets.

  1. You (not say) so if you (see) her, Harry.

  2. She speaks English as if she (be) an English woman.

  3. I want you to undertake all arrangements. Whom do you suggest (do) it?

  4. I wish you (meet) us at the station.

  5. Perhaps she (be) happier if she had really loved him.

  6. When I leave the town now I never (tell) the people where I (go).

  7. If I (do) this thing I (lose) all my pleasure.

  8. If I (be) you, John. I (write) a short book about you life.

  9. I would say it was time you (start) working seriously.

  10. He insisted that the young actress (star) in the play in the coming season.