any

Nothing

no

some

none

Use the correct auxiliary verb: …your parents always go to the country for a weekend?

do

does

done

to do

did

Choose the correct form of the adverb: Their car was moving…than ours.

faster

most fast

fast

fastest

more fast

Use the correct form of Participle 1: …out of the window he saw that his mother was watering the flowers.

looking

to look

is looking

looked

look

Choose the correct form of the verb: Don’t disturb them. They…for the exam.

are preparing

prepare

preparing

is preparing

am preparing

Choose the correct form of the verb: When boys were playing football, it suddenly…raining heavily

started

start

starting

to start

starts

Choose the correct tense form: Don’t come to my place tomorrow. I…a composition the whole evening.

shall be writing

am writing

will be write

shall write

will write

Choose the correct tense form: They say that the weather…fine tomorrow.

will be

shall have been

should be

would be

shall be

Fill in the correct form of the verb: I…solve this problem until he explains it to me.

shall not be able to

are not able to

will not be able to

is not able to

will not be able

Fill in the correct form of the verb: I have not written the English exercise, I…it on Sunday.

shall have to

will be able

shall have

will have

will have to

Fill in the necessary tense form in the following conditional sentence: If mother…a cake, we…a very nice tea party.

bought/should have

would buy/ had

buys/will have

will buy/shall have

will buy/have

Use the necessary tense form: Yesterday Tom heard that his aunt…for five days.

had been ill

was being ill

has been ill

was ill

were ill

Choose the correct tense form of the verb: I thought that she…at that time.

is sleeping

are sleeping

should be sleeping

has been sleeping

would be sleeping

Use the right form of the Passive voice: Chalk…for writing on the blackboard.

is used

is being used

am used

was used

are used

Use the right form of the Passive voice: All the trees…by the end of autumn.

had been planted

were planted

have planted

had planted

has been planted

Use the right form of the Passive voice: …the letters …by secretary yet?

have/been typed

are/ being typed

were/typed

has/been typed

are/typed

Find the correct variant of indirect question: He said to Boris: “Does your friend live in London?”

He asked Boris if his friend lived in London.

He asked Boris that his friend lived in London.

He asked Boris did his friend live in London.

He asked Boris if his friend was living in London.

He wondered if Boris’s friend lives in London.

Choose the correct form of the complex object: I heard then door of the entrance hall…softly.

close

closed

to close

is closing

closes

Fill in the right phrase: …hot today, let’s have a swim in the river.

It is

It were

It was

There are

There is

Use the correct form of verb “to be”: These students…from China.

are

be

is

am

was

Find the correct form of the adjective: What was…moment in your life?

the happiest

happier

the happy

happy

the most happy

Find the correct form of the adjective: It began getting…and it was time to go back home.

dark

the darkest

more darker

the darker

darkest

Use the pronoun instead of the noun: At Christmas…often give presents to mary.

they

we

you

he

I

Choose the correct form of the possessive case: I often consult…dictionary.

Jones’s

Joneses’

Jones

Jones’es

Joneses

Use the correct form of verb: Listen! Who…the piano in the next room?

is playing

were playing

are playing

am playing

playing

Choose the correct form of the gerund: He keeps…on my going to the south.

insisting

is being insisted

being insisted

having been insisted

having insisted

Choose the right verb: He ordered that he…

should come

came

has come

had come

come

Choose the right verb: Even if he knew, he…us anything.

wouldn’t tell

telling

have told

would tell

can’t tell

Choose the right verb: I really…it very strongly.

would advise

should advised

can’t advised

advising

advised

Choose the right modal verb: The story is very….

amusing

amused

amuse

have amusing

be amusing

Choose the right modal verb: We…go there whenever we wanted.

could

should

need

shouldn’t

may

Choose the right verb: The letter…yesterday was most welcome.

received

receive

receiving to

received to

receiving

Choose the right verb: …Tom left the house.

Whistling

To whistle

Whistled

Whistles

Whistle

Complete the following sentence: “We…and…the twisting coils of a huge carpet snake, which had wound its body round and the bell-wire on top of the wall plate.”

looked up / saw

look down / see

watching / look

looked through / seen

Complete the following sentence: Delia…something but suddenly tears appeared in her eyes and she began to cry.

was about to say

was going to say

were about to say

wants to

wanted to say

Choose the right sentence with the indirect speech: The teacher says “You don’t prepare your home work regularly.”