146. Choose the proper preposition:

My little brother is afraid … frogs.

a) on

b) in

c) from

d) to

e) of

147. Choose the proper form of the verb:

This comedy … on this channel every day.

a) showed

b) is shown

c) show

d) shown

e) were shown

148. Choose the proper pronoun:

Don’t touch … papers. They are mine.

a) that

b) this

c) these

d) it

e) its

149. Choose the right variant:

This magazine is the … one.

a) more interesting

b) as interesting as

c) interesting more

d) interesting most

e) most interesting

150. Choose the right numeral:

The… month of the year is November.

a) fourth

b) third

c) sixth

d) first

e) eleventh

151. Choose the right variant:

This task is … than that one.

a) much difficult

b) most difficult

c) difficulter

d) difficultest

e) more difficult

152. Choose the right preposition:

It consists … 3 groups.

a) of

b) to

c) after

d) on

e) off

153. Choose the right modal verb:

… you speak Kazakh?

a) may to

b) have to

c) shall

d) to must

e) can

154. Complete the sentence in Present Passive Voice: The museums …. …. at 6 p.m.

1. was closed

2. has closed

3. is closed

4. are closed

5. will be closed

155. Complete the sentence in Past Passive Voice: The office … … yesterday.

1. is cleaned

2. was cleaned

3. cleaned

4. were cleaned

5. cleans

156. Complete the sentence in Present Passive Voice: Glass …. from sand.

1. made

2. is making

3. don’t make

4. makes

5. is made

157. Complete the sentence in Past Passive Voice: This house … 100 years ago.

1. is built

2. built

3. was built

4. builds

5. build

158. Complete the sentence with the Past Indefinite: I … a new car last week.

1. will buy

2. bought

3. am bought

4. has bought

5. is buying

159. Complete the sentence with the Future Indefinite: I … a new dress next week.

1. bought

2. will buy

3. buy

4. is buying

5. are bought

160. Complete the sentence with the Present Indefinite: Maria …. four languages.

1. spoke

2. spoken

3. speaks

4. speaking

5. speaked

161. Choose the sentence in Present Indefinite:

1. I played the piano very well

2. Jane is playing the piano very well

3. You didn’t play the piano very well

4. Jane play the piano very well

5. Jane plays the piano very well

162. Choose the sentence in Past Indefinite:

1. I go to the theatre every day

2. I’ve gone to the theatre at 3 o’clock

3. I am going to the theatre now

4. I was going to the theatre by 3 o’clock

5. I went to the theatre yesterday

163. Choose the sentence in Future Indefinite:

1. We are at the exam now

2. We passed the exam yesterday

3. We will pass the exam tomorrow

4. We will passed the exam tomorrow

5. We are passing the exam now

164. Choose the sentence in Present Continuous:

1. Tom is having a shower at the moment

2. Tom has a shower every day

3. Tom was having a shower at 3 o’clock

4. Tom had a shower yesterday

5. Tom had had a shower when I come

165. Choose the sentence in Past Continuous:

1. She watches TV every day

2. She was watching TV at 6 o’clock yesterday

3. She is watching TV now

4. She watched TV yesterday

5. She had watched TV by the time he came

166. Choose the sentence in Present Perfect:

1. I lost my passport

2. I lose my passport

3. I’m losing my passport

4. I’ve lost my passport

5. I had lost my passport

167. Choose the sentence in Present Perfect negative:

1. They haven’t arrived yet

2. They hasn’t arrived yet

3. They aren’t arriving yet

4. They didn’t arrive

5. They don’t arrive yet

168. Choose the sentence in Past Continuous:

1. Sarah reads a book

2. Sarah was reading a book

3. Sarah read a book

4. Sarah is reading a book

5. Sarah has read a book

169. Choose the question form of Past Indefinite:

1. Do you enjoy the party?

2. Are you enjoying the party?

3. Did you enjoy the party?

4. Have you enjoyed the party?

5. Had you enjoy the party?

170. Choose the question form of Present Indefinite:

1. Are you always getting up early?

2. Did you get up early?

3. Have you got up early?

4. Do you always get up early?

5. You always get up early?

171. Choose the question form of Future Indefinite:

1. Do I open the window?

2. Did I open the window?

3. Am I opening the window?

4. Can I to open the window?

5. Shall I open the window?

172. Choose the question form of Past Continuous:

1. What were you doing at 11.30 yesterday?

2. What are you doing at 11.30 yesterday?

3. What do you do at 11.30 yesterday?

4. What did you do at 11.30 yesterday?

5. What have you done at 11.30 yesterday?

173. Choose the question form of Present Continuous:

1. Does Alan watch TV?

2. Is Alan watching TV?

3. Did Alan watch TV?

4. Was Alan watching TV?

5. Have Alan watched TV?

174. Choose the negative form of Present Indefinite:

1. Ben not like classical music

2. Ben don’t like classical music

3. Ben does not like classical music

4. Ben did not like classical music

5. Ben like not classical music

175. Choose the negative form of Past Indefinite:

1. Sandy wasn’t sleeping very well

2. Sandy not sleep very well

3. Sandy doesn’t sleep very well

4. Sandy didn’t sleep very well

5. Sandy don’t sleep very well

176. Choose the negative form of Future Indefinite:

1. Sue not will be late at night

2. Sue is not late at night

3. Sue does not be late at night

4. Sue don’t be late at night

5. Sue will not be late at night

177. Choose the negative form of Present Perfect:

1. I haven’t told him yet

2. I don’t told him yet

3. I doesn’t told him yet

4. I didn’t tell him yet

5. I am not telling him yet

178. Give the plural form of the word a city:

a. cities

b. cityes

c. cyties

d. citys

e. cityses

179. Give the right plural form of the noun a leaf:

a. leavs

b. leaf

c. leafs

d. leafes

e. leaves

180. Give the correct pronoun:

We couldn’t find the cat … .

a. anywhere

b. any

c. nowhere

d. somewhere

e. anyhere

181. Choose the correct plural form of the noun a child:

a. children

b. childrens

c. childes

d. child

e. childs

182. Give the plural form of the word an umbrella:

a. umbrell

b. umbrellas

c. umbrelles

d. umbrellaes

e. umbrels

183. Choose the correct variant of verb in Passive voice:

America … by Columbus in 1492 (to discover).

a. was discovered

b. is discovered

c. was discovering

d. discovered

e. was discover

184. Choose the correct modal verb:

Children … play on the road.

a. mustn’t

b. must

c. may

d. can

e. could

185. Choose the correct construction:

In our garden … five apple-trees and a cherry-tree.

a. there are

b. there isn’t

c. is there

d. are there

e. there is

186. Choose the correct Possessive form of the word in Plural:

a. Cats’

b. Clock’s

c. Photo’s

d. Cow’s

e. Paper’s

187. Choose the correct variant of pronoun:

There is … in the room. – Who?

a. anything

b. some

c. anybody’s

d. somebody

e. no

188. Choose the correct modal verb:

When I was five I … read.

a. may

b. mustn’t

c. must

d. can

e. could

189. Choose the correct Possessive form of the word in Singular:

a. lawyers’

b. students’

c. grannys’

d. father’s

e. books’

190. Choose the right variant:

… are our neighbours.

a. Petrovs

b. Petrovs’

c. Petrov’s

d. the Petrovs

e. a Petrovs

191. Put the right preposition:

Happy Birthday … You!

a. on

b. from

c. with

d. for

e. to

192. Cross out the ordinal numeral:

a. three

b. seventeen

c. twenty-five

d. ten

e. second

193. Give the noun in Singular form:

a. men

b. mice

c. teeth

d. feet

e. child

194. Read the numeral: 201

a. two hundred and one

b. two hundred one

c. twenty and one

d. two hundreds and one

e. two hundreds one

195. Choose the correct preposition:

Who has paid ….the book?

a. at

b. about

c. on

d. for

e. over

196. Choose the correct numeral:

We leave for London on the… of January.

a. eleven

b. second

c. thirty two

d. twelve

e. ten

197. Choose the correct auxillary verb in Present Indefinite:

When … you have dinner?

a. do

b. are

c. has

d. got

e. have

198. Choose the correct article if necessary:

… Irtysh is one of … longest rivers in … Kazakhstan.

a. the/the/the

b. -/-/-

c. -/the/the

d. the/the/-

e. -/the/-

199. Read the numeral: 5 000 000

a. five million

b. five thousand and hundred

c. five thousands and hundreds

d. five thousands and a hundred

e. fivemillions

200. Give the negative form of the sentence:

I work at a factory.

a. I not working at a factory.

b. I didn’t work at a factory.

c. I am not work at a factory.

d. I don’t work at a factory.

e. I not work at a factory.

201. Give the uncountable word:

a. water

b. rule

c. road

d. hero

e. army

202. Choose the correct form of the verb:

I … here since 1992.

a. live

b. lived

c. has lived

d. living

e. have been living

203. Put the proper preposition:

We celebrate Women’s Day … the 8^th of March.

a. at

b. from

c. in

d. on

e. for

204. Give the countable word:

a. health

b. sugar

c. bottle

d. butter

e. milk

205. Choose the variant of the verb:

Saule … the piano very well.

a. plays

b. play

c. have played

d. are playing

e. playing

206. Choose the verb in Present Continuous Active:

a. is done

b. was

c. are said

d. is playing

e. were given

207. Choose the verb in Present Perfect Active:

a. has done

b. did

c. done

d. do

e. was done

208. Choose the correct preposition:

Let’s meet … 6 o’clock.

a. to

b. for

c. in

d. on

e. at

209. Choose the right variant:

The twenty second of December is … day in the year.

a. the short

b. the shorter

c. the shortest

d. shorter

e. short

210. Choose the correct preposition:

There is a sofa … the left.

a. on

b. in

c. over

d. of

e. at

211. Choose the verb in Past Indefinite:

a. breaks

b. broken

c. broke

d. has broken

e. is braking

212. Choose the verb in Past Continuous negative:

a. not playing

b. wasn’t playing

c. don’t playing

d. aren’t playing

e. isn’t play

213. Choose the noun in Plural form:

a. cup

b. shelf

c. women

d. foot

e. postcard

214. Choose the right form of a verb to be:

Where … Asel?

a. been

b. were

c. am

d.is

e. are

215. Give the negative form of the sentence:

He often has dinner at two o’clock.

a. He doesn’t often has dinner at two o’clock.

b. He don’t often have dinner at two o’clock.

c. He not has often dinner at two o’clock.

d. He doesn’t often have dinner at two o’clock.

e. He has dinner often not at two o’clock.

216. Fill in the proper form of the verb:

He … his work just now.

a. did

b. had done

c. has done

d. will done

e. does