Темы грамматических категорий (I семестр)

1. Части речи (Parts of Speech) Имя существительное (The Noun). Категория числа и падежа

2. Артикль (The Article) Употребление определенного и неопределённого артикля. Отсутствие артикля.

3. Прилагательное (The Adjective). Степени сравнения.

4. Наречие (The Adverb) Степени сравнения.

5. Местоимения (The Pronoun). Личные, притяжательные, указательные, возвратные, вопросительные, неопределённые

6. Числительное (The Numeral)

7. Глагол (The Verb). Действительный залог (The Active Voice).

8. Глаголы to be;to have. Оборот there + to be.

9. Времена групп: Simple. Continuous,

 

 

Темы грамматических категорий (II семестр)

1.Времена групп Perfect.

2.Модальные глаголы (Modal Verbs)

3.Страдательный залог (Passive Voice)

4.Согласование времён (Sequence of Tenses) Прямая и косвенная речь (Direct and Indirect Speech)

5.Неличные формы глагола (The Verbals) Инфинитив (The Infinitive); Сложное дополнение (Complex Object); Сложное подлежащее (Complex Subject); Причастие (The Participle) Герундий (The Gerund)

6.Предлог (The Preposition)

7.Сослагательное (Subjunctive Mood)

8.Союз (The Conjunction)

 

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Свободно говорить на одну из следующих тем ( Speak on the topic) - (I семестр):

1. About Myself. My Family.
2. My Working Day. My future specialty.
3. My Native Town (Village).
4. Shopping
5. Seasons and weather
6. Traveling
7. Day off

(I I семестр)

1. London and sights

2. My motherland Kazakhstan. Capitals. Traditions. Outstanding people.

3. The United Kingdom.

4. Environment.

5.Sport in our Life

6. My Favorite Book.

7 The USA Shopping.

                                                          

 

 

 

 

«»   августа 2012 г.  Протокол № __

 

Ф.4.02-06

 

 

Министерство образования и науки Республики Казахстан

Кокшетауский государственный университет им. Ш. Уалиханова

УТВЕРЖДЕНО

Решением заседания кафедры

Заведующий кафедрой,

к.ф.н., доцент

______Жуманбекова Н.З.

(подпись)           (ФИО)

Материалы итогового контроля

По дисциплине Английский язык

Специальность:: Психология (5В050300), Биология (5B011300), Химия (5B011200), География (5B011600), Экология (5B060800), Социальная работа (5B090500)

 

 

Факультет естественно-педагогический

Курс 1, семестр 1-2

Форма обучения очная

 

Утверждено на заседании кафедры «__» ______ 2012 г. Протокол № ___

Одобрено  учебно-методической комиссией филологического факультета

 

«__» февраля 2012г.       Протокол № __

 

 

Кокшетау

Кокшетауский государственный университет им.Ш.Уалиханова

Кафедра иностранных языков

Специальность:  : Психология (5В050300), Биология (5B011300), Химия (5B011200), География (5B011600), Экология (5B060800), Социальная работа (5B090500)

 

 

Для итогового контроля по дисциплине: английский язык

 

                                     Экзаменационный билет № 1

 

1. Read the extract. Translate the extract.

2. Speak on the topic "About Myself".

3. Do the lexical-grammar task.

                           

 Составил: Плохенко Валерия Борисовна   

               Преподаватель                 \ФИО\

                   Подпись

                                

Экзаменационные тесты

1.<test>

Have you seen my … new office?

a) brothers

b) brother

c) brother’s

d) brothers’s

e) brother’

 

2. <test>

This is his … dress.

A) wife’s

B) wifes’

C) wifes

D) wifes’s

E) wives

 

3. There are … textbooks on the table.

A) students

B) students’s

C) students’

D) student

E) student’

 

4. Комната наших родителей.

A) our’s parents bedroom

B) our parents’ bedroom

C) our parents’s bedroom

D) ours parents bedroom

E) our parent’ bedroom

 

5. Where are the … toys?

A) boys

B) boy

C) boys’

D) boys’s

E) boy’

 

6. Конец книги.

A) the end’s of the book.

B) the end of the book.

C) the end of the book’s.

D) the end’s of the book’.

E) the end of the book’.

 

7. Those are … hats.

A) woman’

B) women’

C) womens’s

D) women’s

E) womens’

 

8. Лодка рыбаков.

A) the fishermens’ boat

B) the fishermen’ boat

C) the fishermen’s boat

D) the fishermen’ boat

E) the fisherman’s boat

 

9. My … working day begins at 8 o’clock.

A) fathers

B) fathers’

C) fathers’s

D) father’s

E) father

 

10. I don’t know her … address.

A) cousins

B) cousins’s

C) cousins’

D) cousin

E) cousin’

 

2. Article

 

11. … help came at … last and … unfortunate bathers were rescued.

A) -, -, the

B) the, -, a

C) a, the, the

D) -, -, -

E) a, the, -

 

12. He came to see me … last week and said it was … last opportunity he would have.

A) the, -

B) -, -

C) -, the

D) a, the

E) -, a

 

13. In … last week of … year we had … lot of … snow.

A) the, a, -, the

B) the, the, a, -

C) a, -, a, -

D) the, the, the, the

E) -, a, the, the

 

14. … rest and … sleep in … moderation are good for … health.

A) the, a, -, the

B) a, a, a, -

C) -, a, the, the

D) a, -, -, the

E) -, -, -, -

 

15. He is … man for … job! None other can do it so well.

A) the, a

B) -, the

C) the, the

D) -, -

E) a, a

 

16. This is … answer to … problem that Mr. Jones gave us.

A) the, the

B) a, a

C) -, -,

D) the, -

E) an, the

 

17. She is … Indian but her husband is … European.

A) -, -,

B) a, an

C) an, a

D) the, the

E) a, the

 

18. Take … chair and make yourself at … home; I’ll be back in … minute and we‘ll have … chat.

A) the, the, a, the

B) a, -, a, a

C) a, the, -, -,

D) -, -, the, the

E) an, -, the, a

 

19. … supper is … last meal of … day.

A) the, -, -,

B) a, a, -,

C) the, -, -,

D) -, the, the

E) -, a, -

20. … bad drivers are punished by … law; they may be sent to … prison.

A) -,-,the

B) -, the, -

C) the, a, -

D) a, a, -

E) -, a. –

 

21. I like … lot of … milk in my tea, and … few lumps of … sugar.

A) a, -, a, -

B) -, -, a, a,

C) the, -, the, the

D) -, the, -, the

E) a, a, -, -

 

22. To make … bread we mix … flour, … water, … yeast and … pinch of salt.

A) a, a, a, a, -

B) -, -, -, -, a

C) a, -, a, -, a

D) -, a, a, a, -

E) -, -, a, a, -

 

23. After … good cold shower you will feel as fresh as … daisy.

A) -, a

B) a, the

C) a, a,

D) the, the,

E) a, -

 

24. … little village in … mountains often makes … pretty picture.

A) the, -, the

B) a, a, -

C) the, the, the

D) a, the, a

E) -, a, the

 

25. Out of … sight, out of … mind.

A) a, a,

B) the, -

C) -, a

D) the, the

E) -, -

 

26. One law is for … rich and another for … poor.

A) a, the

B) the, the

C) a, a

D) the, a

E) -, -

 

27. One drop of … poison infects … whole ton of wine.

A) -, the

B) the, the

C) a, a

D) the, a

E) -, -

 

28. Closed mouth catches no … flies.

A) a

B) the

C) an

D) –

E) any

 

29. Which is longer: … Volga or … Danube?

A) a, a

B) the, the

C) a, the

D) the, -

E) an, an

 

30. They say … sugar is bad for you.

A) a

B) the

C) an

D) any

E) –

 

31. “This is my … book, do you have … book?” “I have no … book.”

A) a / the/ -

B) - / the / -

C) - / a /-

D) - / -/-

E) a / a / -

 

32. My … father is … engineer.

A) a / the

B) - / the

C) - / an

D) - / -

E) A / an

 

33. This is … book. … book is very interesting.

A) a / the

B) - / the

C) - / an

D) - / -

E) A / an

 

34. …rich have to undergo fewer difficulties than … poor.

A) - / –

B) the / the

C) a / the

D) a / a

E) the / -

 

35. There is … apple on … plate.

A) a / the

B) an / the

C) - / an

D) - / -

E) a / a

 

3. Adjectives and Adverbs.

Degrees of Comparison.

 

36. My car is (fast) than of my friend's.

A) the fastest

B) fastest

C) the faster

D) faster

E) the faster

 

37. Your brother is (tall) than you.

A) taller

B) the tallest

C) tall

D) tallest

E) the taller

 

38. It was (cold) day of the year.

A) the coldest

B) colder

C) cold

D) coldest

E) the colder

 

39. Everest is (big) mountain in the world.

A) bigger

B) the biggest

C) big

D) biggest

E) the bigger

 

40. Did you hear (late) news?

A) the latest

B) the last

C) the late

D) latest

E) laster

 

41. … university in the world is in Great Britain.

A) the oldest

B) older

C) more old

D) the older

E) old

 

42. He is a … engineer than Petrov.

A) better

B) near

C) gooder

D) helper

E) smallest

 

43. That’s … film I have ever seen.

A) a good

B) the best

C) gooder

D) the goodest

E) better

 

44. This box is … than that one.

A) more heavy

B) heavyer

C) heavier

D) heavy

E) the heaviest

 

45. She is the … daughter in the family.

A) youngest

B) the younger

C) most young

D) more young

E) younger

 

46. Jack studies … than Mike.

A) badly

B) badder

C) worst

D) bad

E) worse

 

47. It was the … days in her life.

A) happiest

B) hapier

C) hapyiest

D) more happyer

E) most happyiest

 

48. Let’s go by train. It is much ….

A) cheaperest

B) cheaper

C) cheap

D) more cheap

E) the cheapest

 

49. He has … mistakes than she does.

A) littler

B) littlest

C) little

D) less

E) more little

 

50. The Amazon is … than the Mississippi.

A) longerest

B) long

C) longer

D) the longest

E) more long.

 

51. Where is … post-office, please?

A) the nextest

B) the nearest

C) nearest

D) near

E) nearer

 

52. She is nearly as … as her father.

A) taller

B) more tall

C) tallerer

D) the tallest

E) tall

 

53. Which do you think is …: a holiday in the country or a holiday in a summer camp.

A) interestinger

B) more interesting

C) interestingerest

D) interesting

E) the most interesting

 

54. This is … theatre in London.

A) elder

B) the oldest

C) the older

D) old

E) the eldest

 

55. A tiger is as … as a lion.

A) strong

B) the strongest

C) stronger

D) more strong

E) much stronger

 

56. This child is not so … as that one.

A) more small

B) smaller

C) small

D) the smallest

E) most small

 

57. I need to get a … flat than I have now.

A) the cheapest

B) more cheap

C) the much cheapest

D) cheap

E) cheaper

 

58. She is much … than her sister.

A) youngerer

B) young

C) younger

D) youngest

E) youngester

 

59. … university in the world is in Great Britain.

A) old

B) older

C) the older

D) the oldest

E) more old

 

60. He is … of the three brothers.

A) more intelligent.

B) the most intelligent

C) intelligent

D) the more intelligent

E) intelligentest

 

61. The Mississippi River is the … waterway in the United States.

A) greaterest

B) greatest

C) greater

D) greaterer

E) most greater

 

62. Good health is … than money.

A) more important

B) the most important

C) important

D) importanter

E) most important

 

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

A) the short

B) the shorter

C) the shortest

D) shorter

E) short

 

64. Her mother is always … than her father.

A) busier

B) the busiest

C) more busy

D) busyer

E) busiest

 

65. Pluto is … of all the planets.

A) cold

B) a colder

C) colder

D) a coldest

E) the coldest

 

4. Numerals.

 

66. Не lives in flat number 8.

A) eighth.

B) the eighth.

C) eightth.

D) the cightth.

E) eight.

 

67. John lives in flat (40).

A) the fortieth.

B) fortieth.

C) forth.

D) forty. 

E) fourty.

 

68. Не left his land some years ago, in 1950.

A) Nineteen fifties.

B) Ninety fifteen.

C) Nineteen fifty.

D) The fifty.

E) Ninety fifty.

 

69. Three thousand eight hundred and seventy five.

A) 3375.

B) 3575.

C) 3057.

D) 3875.

E) 3777.

 

70. «235»

A) two hundreds of thirty five.

B) two hundreds and thirty five.

C) two hundreds thirty five.

D) two hundred and thirty five.

E) two hundred of thirty five.

 

71. «2639»

A) Two thousands six hundred and thirty nine.

B) Two thousand six hundreds and thirty nine.

C) Two thousands six hundreds thirty nine

D) Two thousand six hundred and thirty nine.

E) Two thousand six hundred thirty nine.

 

72. We go to school at a quarter to eight.

A) 8.45.

B) 8.10.

C) 8.15.

D) 7.45.

E) 7.30.

 

73. Порядковое числительное образуется не по правилам у числительного:

A) Nine.

B) Twenty.

C) Hundred.

D) Two.

E) Eleven.

 

5. Pronouns.

74. That is his daughter. How old is …?

A) He

B) She

C) It

D) I

E) E

 

75. These are books. … are interesting.

A) They

B) IT

C) She

D) We

E) He

 

76. Where are … from? … am from Kazakhstan.

A) You\ He

B) You\ I

C) She\ She

D) I\ I

E) He\He

 

77. What is your friend? …is a student.

A) He

B) I

C) We

D) They

E) It

 

78. This is a bag. …is brown.

A) He

B) I

C) We

D) They

E) It

 

79. My wife learns English. … likes it.

A) He

B) She

C) It

D) We

E) They

 

80. My sister’s name is Helen. … is a good doctor.

A) He

B) She

C) It

D) We

E) They

 

81. We are students. These are … books.

A) Our

B) Your

C) His

D) My

E) Ours

 

82. These are my sons. … names are Pete and Jack.

A) His

B) Her

C) Their

D) My

E) Our

 

83. Where is … watch, Nick?

A) Your

B) Its

C) Their

D) Mine

E) Ours

 

84. Children, sit down and take … pens.

A) My

B) Their

C) His

D) Your

E) Her

 

85. These men are engineers. These are … desks.

A) My

B) Their

C) His

D) Her

E) Our

 

86. My sister is a house-wife. … name is Jane.

A) His

B) Her

C) Its

D) Their

E) Our

 

87. This man is my friend. … name is Pete.

A) His

B) Her

C) Its

D) Our

E) Their

 

88. … University is named after Ualikhanov.

A) Our

B) Your

C) Her

D) His

E) Their

 

89.... flowers for you.

 A) these

 B) this

 C) those

 D) they

 E) that

 

90. I’d like to buy... book, please.

 A) this

 B) these

 C) those

 D) it's

 E) they

 

91.... are my sisters Kate and Ann.

 A) this

 B) she

 C) these

 D) that

 E) those

 

92. Who are... people?

A) those

B) this

C) that

D) it's

E) they

 

93. We often meet … here.

A) I

B) he

C) she

D) they

E) them

 

94. I have left … dictionary at home. Please, give me ….

A) you /mine

B) my /yours

C) mine /her

D) my /your

E) hers /yours

 

95. We are proud of … parents.

A) he

B) she

C) they

D) it

E) our

 

96. We saw … and … family.

A) his /he

B) her /she

C) him /his

D) he /hers

E) my /mine

 

97. Could you help …, please.

A) us

B) I

C) you

D) we

E) she

 

98. Where is the blue pencil? – I saw … on the table.

A) him

B) her

C) us

D) it

E) me

 

99. How old is your mother? - … is 45.

A) he

B) I

C) you

D) we

E) she

 

100. She doesn’t like to speak about ….

A) myself

B) yourself

C) yourselves

D) herself

E) himself

 

101. Be careful! Don’t cut …!

A) oneself

B) yourself

C) herself

D) himself

E) itself

 

102. I was the first to come. … came later.

A) the others

B) other

C) another

D) ones

E) others

 

103. … of you knows English well?

A) what

B) who

C) which

D) when

E) whom

 

104. … children are these?

A) who

B) when

C) whose

D) whom

E) why

 

6. Much, little, many, few, a little, a few. Infinitive. (34 questions)

 

105. I drink... coffee.

A) little

B) many

C) few

D) some

E) more

 

106. There are... beautiful flowers in the garden.

A) some

B) any

C) much

D) little

E) a little

 

107. Have you got... brothers or sisters?

A) any

B) some

C) many

D) few

E) much

 

108. I haven't got... stamps.

A) some

B) any

C) many

D) much

E) little

 

109. There was... food at the party.

A) many

B) any

C) much

D) little

E) few

 

110. He didn't ask me... question.

A) much

B) any

C) many

D) few

E) little

 

111. How... pictures do you have in your house?

A) many

B) much

C) any

D) little

E) few

 

112. There are … teachers at our school, and … of them are women.

A) many, many

B) much, many

C) many, much

D) much, much

E) no, much

 

113. How (много) money do you have?

A) much

B) many

C) more

D) few

E) a few

 

114. I have a little time.

A) У меня мало времени.

B) У меня нет времени.

C) У меня достаточно времени.

D) У меня совсем нет времени.

E) У меня есть немного времени.

 

115. У меня есть несколько книг.

A) I have few books.

B) I have a few books.

C) I have no books.

D) I have little books.

E) I have a few book.

 

116. Robert wrote so … letters that he is never going to write a letter again.

A) much

B) no

C) a much

D) a few

E) many

 

117. I have … money, so we can not go to the cinema.

A) little

B) much

C) many

D) a few

E) few

 

118. Я много работаю.

A) I work many.

B) I work hard.

C) I work much.

D) I work little.

E) I don’t work much.

 

119. В нашей группе учится мало мальчиков.

A) There is few boys in our group.

B) There are few boy in our group.

C) There are many boys in our group.

D) There are few boys in our group.

E) There are a few boys in our group.

 

120. Укажите предложение, в котором используется many.

A) The pupils of our class ask … questions at the lesson.

B) I have … time, so I can’t go with you.

C) Have you got … ink?

D) The Smiths have … money.

E) Does your sister read …?

 

121. Укажите предложение, в котором используется much.

A) My brother has so … books, but he reads very little.

B) There was too … light in the room, and I could not read.

C) My sister asks questions at the lesson.

D) … of these students go to the theatre.

E) She ate so …ice- cream that she is going to have a sore throat.

 

122. Укажите предложение, в котором используется little.

A) This student reads … books.

B) I drink … coffee. I don’t like it.

C) Do you have … books?

D) … books are interesting.

E) Your son asks … questions.

 

123. Укажите предложение, в котором используется a little.

A) Would you like … salad?

B) He had … English books at home.

C) At the conference we met … people.

D) I’d like to say … words about my work.

E) I have … money, so we can not go to the theatre.

 

124. Укажите предложение, в котором используется a few.

A) Put … sugar in coffee.

B) There were very …people in the room.

C) I have … books.

D) I have … time.

E) There is … salad left in this bowl.

 

125. Многое в этой работе было для меня слишком трудным.

A) A few in this work was too difficult for me.

B) Many in this work was too difficult for me.

C) Much in this work was too difficult for me.

D) Little in this work was too difficult for me.

E) Few in this work was too difficult for me.

 

126. У него мало друзей.

A) He has got no friends.

B) He has got few friends.

C) He has got many friends.

D) He have got few friends.

E) He has got much friends.

 

127. У моего брата так много книг, но он читает очень мало.

A) My brother has so many books, but he reads very little.

B) My brother has so many books, but he reads very many.

C) My brother has so much books, but he reads very little.

D) My brother has so little books, but he reads very few.

E) My brother has so few books, but he reads very much.

 

128. Я пью мало кофе.

A)  I drink much coffee.

B) I drink little coffee.

C) I drink many coffee.

D) I drink few coffee.

E) I drink no coffee.

 

129. У него мало книг на английском языке.

A) He has few English books.

B) He has many English books.

C) He has little English books.

D) He has much English books.

E) They have few English books.

 

130. У меня есть несколько книг.

A) I have many books.

B) I have little books.

C) I have few books.

D) I have a few books.

E) I have no books.

 

131. У меня мало времени, поэтому я не могу пойти с тобой.

A) I have many time, so I can’t go with you.

B) I have much time, so I can’t go with you.

C) I have little time, so I can’t go with you.

D) I have few time, so I can’t go with you.

E) I have a little time, so I can’t go with you.

 

132. Вы сделали много ошибок в вашем диктанте.

A) You made much mistakes in your dictation.

B) You made little mistakes in your dictation.

C) You made a little mistakes in your dictation.

D) You didn’t make many mistakes in your dictation.

E) You made many mistakes in your dictation.

 

133. He spends too much time on this kind of work.

A) Он тратит на эту работу слишком мало времени.

B) Он тратит на эту работу много времени.

C) Он тратит на эту работу мало времени.

D) Он тратит на эту работу слишком много времени.

E) Он тратит на эту работу не мало времени.

 

134. Do you get … telegrams every day?

A) much

B) little

C) many

D) a little

E) a much

 

135. How much time do you usually spend on this kind of work?

A) Сколько времени вы обычно тратите эту работу?

B) Как долго вы выполняете эту работу?

C) Вы тратите много времени эту работу?

D) Тратите ли вы своё время на эту работу?

E) Сколько времени вы обычно тратите на такую работу?

 

136. Он обычно не задаёт много вопросов.

A) He doesn’t usually ask many questions.

B) He doesn’t ask much questions.

C) He doesn’t ask many questions.

D) He doesn’t ask many questions.

E) He doesn’t ask many question.

 

137. Сколько времени вы обычно тратите на эту работу?

A) How many time do you usually spend on this kind of work?

B) How time do you usually spend on this kind of work?

C) How little time do you usually spend on this kind of work?

D) How much time do you usually spend on this kind of work?

E) How long time do you usually spend on this kind of work?

 

138. There is …waiting for you in the lobby.

A) somebody

B) some

C) any

D) anybody

E) no

 

139. Give me … water, please!

A) any

B) anything

C) something

D) some

E) nothing

 

140. How … chalk is there in the box?

A) many

B) few

C) a few

D) much

E) less

 

141. There are two bikes in the garage. I think you can take ….

A) some

B) any

C) no

D) little

E) a little

 

142. Does he read …? – It’s a pity, but he reads too …

A) few /much

B) little /few

C) much /little

D) many /much

E) few /many

 

143. How … students are there in your group?

A) much

B) few

C) little

D) a few

E) many

 

144. I don’t want to stay at home. Let’s go ….

A) no

B) some

C) somebody

D) somewhere

E) where

 

145. Did you say …? – No, I said ….

A) anything /anything

B) something /something

C) nothing /anything

D) anything /nothing

E) nothing /something

 

8. Prepositions.

146. I won’t go there. Everybody will laugh … me.

A) at

B) of

C) about

D) in

E) to

 

147. We waited … him till late at night.

A) –

B) for

C) to

D) at

E) in

 

148. She is different … him.

A) with

B) of

C) from

D) out

E) about

 

149. Are you afraid … spiders?

A) of

B) on

C) with

D) from

E) for

 

150. How did you get to London? - … plane.

A) on

B) by

C) in

D) out of

E) with

 

151. Two men with guns got … the car and went into the shop.

A) by

B) on

C) out of

D) into

E) off

 

152. The rooms … Ted’s house are very small.

A) at

B) in

C) off

D) on

E) –

 

153. I didn’t see you … the party yesterday.

A) at

B) in

C) on

D) by

E) into

 

154. You cannot start the car … kicking it.

A) by

B) with

C) –

D) to

E) at

 

155. This soup tastes … soap.

A) of

B) at

C) as

D) to

E) by

 

156. Can you play... the piano?

A) on

B) in

C) ---

D) at

E) by

 

157. We often take the bus... town.

A) in

B) by

C) at

D) to

E) on

 

158. What do you have... breakfast?

A) to

B) at 

C) for

D) on

E) by

 

159. Mary is good... sports.

A) in

B) on

C) of

D) at

E) by

 

160.You can write... pencil.

A) at

B) on

C) by

D) with

E) in

 

161. I often get up... 7 o'clock.

A) at

B) on

C) in

D) by

E) of

 

162. I have studied English... three years.

A) for

B) since

C) in

D) to

E) on

 

163. We have known him... last year.

A) for

B) since

C) in

D) on

E) by

 

164. Asel has learnt English... she was 7.

A) from

B) for

C) since

D) at

E) on

 

165. His plane arrives... Saturday morning.

A) in

B) at

C) by

D) on

E) for

 

166. I care... my friend.

A) for

B) with

C) to

D) on

E) by

 

167. I share my book... my friend.

A) for

B) with

C) to

D) at

E) in

 

168. He is … the blackboard.

A) At

B) To

C) Out

D) On

E) From

 

169. Please go … … the classroom.

A) At

B) out

C) Out of

D) On

E) From

 

170. The walls … the rooms … my flat are yellow and white.

A) At\Of

B) In\Of

C) Out/Of

D) On\Of

E) OF\From

 

171. Please close the book and put it … your bag.

A) At

B) Onto

C) Out

D) Into

E) From

 

172. They are looking … the girls.

A) At

B) To

C) Out

D) On

E) In

 

173. Take a piece … chalk … the table and go … the blackboard.

A) On\From\To

B) To\From\To

C) Of\From\To

D) Of\From\Into

E) Of\In\On

 

174. What is he looking …?

A) At

B) To

C) Out

D) On

E) In

 

175. Open your book … page ten.

A) To

B) At

C) On

D) In

E) Out

 

176. Take the exercise -book … Peter.

A) To

B) From

C) Out

D) On

E) In

 

177. She is a girl … ten.

A) On

B) Of

C) From

D) At

E) It

 

178. My house is … the end of the street.

A) on

B) in

C) at

D) by

E) under

 

179. What did you have … breakfast?

A) on

B) for

C) in

D) by

E) into

 

180. I finish work … five o’clock every day.

A) for

B) on

C) into

D) to

E) at

 

181. I’m tired. I’m going … bed.

A) to

B) for

C) in

D) to a

E) on

 

182. The Square Time is … New York.

A) at

B) by

C) into

D) in

E)to

 

183. My friends are staying … Hilton Hotel.

A) to

B) at

C) for

D) on

E) near

 

184. There are millions of stars … the space.

A) in

B) into

C) on

D) to

E) at

 

185. Hurry up! The train leaves … five minutes.

A) at

B) on

C) from

D) after

E) in

 

186. “How long will you be away?” – “… Monday.”

A) on

B) into

C) until

D) till

E) since

 

187. I always have breakfast … I go to work.

A) before

B) on

C) to

D) in

E) for

 

188. Write your name … the top of the page.

A) at

B) on

C) in

D) to

E) into

 

189. There are a lot of apples … those trees.

A) at

B) for

C) in

D) to

E) into

 

190. What’s the largest city … the world?

A) at

B) on

C) in

D) of

E) into

 

191. The office is … the first floor.

A) at

B) onto

C) in

D) to

E) into

 

192. Ann stayed … her brother’s house.

A) with

B) on

C) to

D) in

E) at

 

193. I want to go … Italy next year.

A) at

B) on

C) in

D) to

E) for

 

194. What time did you arrive … the hotel?

A) at

B) on

C) for

D) to

E) for

 

 195. “Where is David in this picture?” - “He’s … Barbara.”

A) at front of

B) in the front of

C) in front of

D) in front from

E) between

 

196. I jumped … the wall into the garden.

A) on

B) through

C) across

D) over

E) above

 

197. Do you like traveling … train?

A) with

B) within

C) in

D) on

E) by

 

198. Tina is very bad … writing letters.

A) on

B) with

C) at

D) in

E) for

 

199. “Do you like eating in restaurants?” – “It depends … the restaurant.”

A) in

B) at

C) of

D) on

E) over

 

200. I’ll be at home … Friday morning. You can phone me then.

A) at

B) on

C) in

D) for

E) after

 

201. I’m going away … the end of January.

A) at

B) on

C) in

D) into

E) to

 

202. When we were in Italy, we spent a few days … Venice.

A) at

B) to

C) in

D) on

E) for

 

203. I saw Jack … the concert last Saturday.

A) at

B) on

C) in

D) for

E) to

 

204. Tom’s away at the moment. He’s … holiday in France.

A) at

B) on

C) in

D) for

E) to

 

205. We traveled … train last summer.

A) in the

B) on

C) by the

D) by

E) to

 

206. Have you read any books … Agatha Christie?

A) of

B) from

C) by

D) to

E) for

 

207. The accident was my fault, so I had to pay for the damage … the other car.

A) of

B) from

C) by

D) to

E) for

 

208. Why were you so unfriendly … Tessa? Have you had an argument with her?

A) of

B) for

C) to

D) with

E) in

 

9.Verbs. Active Voice. 

To be, to have. There + to be.

209. There (to be) a cupboard in the kitchen.

A) is

B) are

C) were

D) be

E) been

 

210. There (to be) twenty students in my group.

A) was

B) is

C) are

D) be

E) been

 

211. There (to be) a big sofa at home last year.

A) were

B) was

C) are

D) is

E) be

 

112. There (to be) one table and a book in front of the house.

A) are

B) were

C) is

D) be

E) been

 

213. There (to be) a great concert at the stadium next week.

A) will be

B) was

C) were

D) is

E) are

 

214. There … about fifty cinemas in the West End in London.

A) was

B) is

C) be

D) am

E) are

 

215. We … citizens of Kazakhstan.

A) is

B) are

C) am

D) been

E) be

 

216. There … some flowers in the vase.

A) be

B) am

C) are

D) was

E) is

 

217. How much … they?

A) be     

B) been

C) am

D) is

E) are

 

218. What kind of sport … they fond of?   

A) is

B) does

C) have

D) are

E) do

 

219. What city … the capital of Kazakhstan?

A) am

B) are

C) be

D) is

E) are

 

220. The lessons … over.

A) been

B) am

C) is

D) be

E) are

 

221. There … three lamps in the room.

A) are

B) be

C) is

D) am

E) was

 

222. It … a nice fairy-tale.

A) are

B) am

C) be

D) is

E) been

 

223. My sister and I … twins.

A) am

B) is

C) are

D) be

E) been

 

224. I don’t know why I … so tired.

A) is

B) are

C) am

D) were

E) does

 

225. I … from Kazakhstan.

A) am

B) be

C) is

D) been

E) are

 

226. … you a teacher?

A) be

B) am

C) been

D) are

E) is

 

227. What … the official language in Kazakhstan?

A) is

B) be

C) am

D) been

E) are

 

228. This pair of shoes … not good.

A) be

B) been

C) are

D) is

E) am

 

229. My grandmother’s geese … very big.

A) am

B) is

C) are

D) been

E) was

 

230. We (to be) good friends for many years.

A) were

B) is

C) am

D) was

E) been

 

231. There … a piece of meat and a cucumber on the table.

A) are

B) –

C) Be

D) Am

E) Is

 

232. The level of his earnings … very low.

A) is

B) am

C) are

D) been

E) were

 

233. I … a student.

A) Am.

B) Are.

C) Is.

D) Do.

E) Were.

 

234. Your son … a good doctor.

A) Am.

B) Are.

C) Is.

D) Do.

E) Were.

 

235. I … a teacher, and my sister … an economist.

A) Am\are

B) Are\am

C) Is\am

D) Am\is

E) Were\were

 

236. How … you? - Thank you, I … fine.

A) Is\are

B) Are\am

C) Is\am

D) Am\is

E) IS\is

 

237. … they at home? No, they … not at home.

A) Are\are

B) Are\is

C) Am\are

D) Is\is

E) Am\are

 

238. His family … not in Kokshetau. It … in Astana.

A) Is\am

B) Is\is

C) Am\are

D) Are\is

E) Are\are

 

239. Where … my pencil? It … on the table.

A) Are\is

B) Is\are

C) Is\is

D) Am\am

E) Are\are

 

240. What colour … his pen? It … blue.

A) Is\are

B) Is\is

C) IS\am

D) Am\are

E) Are\are

 

241. What … her name? Her name … Jane.

A) Is\is

B) Are\are

C) Is/are

D) Am/am

E) Are\is

 

242. Where … your students? They … in the room.

A) Is/is

B) Are/are

C) Is/are

D) Are/is

E) Am/am

 

243. What colour … these desks? They … brown.

A) Is/is

B) Are/are

C) Is/are

D) Are/is

E) Am/am

 

244. Where … my pens? They … under the book.

A) Is/is

B) Are/are

C) Is/are

D) Are/is

E) Am/am

 

245. He … at the hospital today.

A) am

B) were

C) are

D) is

E) will be

 

246. I … a doctor.

A) Am

B) are

C) Is

D) to be

E) Was

 

247. What … your friend? He … a teacher.

A) Am/are

B) are /is

C) Is/is

D) to be/is

E) Are /am

 

248. У него есть два кота.

A) She has two cats.

B) He had two cats.

C) He have two cats.

D) He has got two cats.

E) She have two cats.

 

249. У нас есть десять карандашей.

A) We have the ten pencils.

B) We had ten pencils.

C) We has ten pencils.

D) We have got ten pencils.

E) I have ten pencils.

 

250. У вас есть яблоки?

A) Have you some apples?

B) has you the apples?

C) Have you got any apples?

D) Had you the apples?

E) Have we any apples?

 

251. У них сегодня диктант?

A) They are going have a dictation today?

B) To have they a dictation today?

C) Are they going to have a dictation today?

D) Had they a dictation today?

E) Has they a dictation today?

 

252. У нее есть своя квартира. 

A)  She has got a flat of her own.

B) She have a flat.

C) She had a flat.

D) She to have a flat.

E) He has a flat.

 

10.Indefinite Tenses.

Present Simple.

 

253. Where … you from?

A) am

B) is

C) are

D) do

E) does

 

254. How old….you? How old….your brother?

A) do / does

B) are / is

C) am / are

D) are / is

E) is / are

 

255. … you hungry?

A) am

B) is

C) are

D) do

E) Does

 

256. … Tom and Bob good football players?

A) do

B) is

C) are

D) am

E) does

 

257. How much … this sweater cost?

A) is

B) does

C) do

D) am

E) are

 

258. I … at home on Sundays.

A) am not

B) doesn’t

C) don’t

D) ist’t

E) aren’t

 

259. Maggie and her sister … in Rome.

A) aren’t

B) doesn’t

C) isn’t

D) don’t

E) am not

 

260. Where the Petrovs (to live)?

A) Where do the Petrovs live?

B) Where are the Petrovs live?

C) Where does the Petrovs live?

D) Where is the Petrov live?

E) Where Petrov live?

 

261. Bob (to know) what I want?

A) Bob knows? 

B) Do Bob knows?

C) Does Bob know?

D) Is Bob knows?

E) Are Bob knows?

 

262. Mary … mathematics at school.

A) teach

B) teached

C) is teaching

D) teaches

E) are teaching

 

263. My wife often … plum cakes.

A) makes

B) is often making

C) maked

D) are making

E) is making cakes

 

264. She lives not far from us, but we (to see) him often.

A) not see

B) doesn’t see

C) don’t see

D) isn’t see

E) are not see

 

265. Can you help me? I (to know) the way to the market.

A) am not know

B) not know

C) knowing

D) don’t know

E) know

 

266. It (to rain) very often in Britain.

A) rains

B) have rain

C) rain

D) has rain

E) will rains

 

267. Before you (to leave) the room you should switch off the light.

A) leave

B) to leave

C) leaves

D) left

E) will leave

 

268. I often (to have) a lot of work to do at home.

A) have

B) is having

C) has

D) having

E) was having

 

269. … your mother like cooking?                

A) Do

B) Does

C) Has

D) Have

E) Is

 

270. What time … you get up?

A) do

B) does

C) has

D) have

E) is

 

Past Simple.

 

271. He (to live) in Kiev five years ago.

A) lived

B) lives

C) live

D) to live

E)living

 

272. He (to open) the window before classes.

A) opening

B) open

C) to open

D) opens

E) have opened

 

273. He (to translate) a lot of foreign letters at the office last week.

A) to translate

B) translated

С) translate

В) translating

E) translates

 

274. They (to discuss) a lot of articles from these French magazines last week-end.

A) discuss

B) discussed

C) to discuss

D) discussing

E) discusses

 

275. He (to be) in Kiev last week.

A) were

B) be

C) being

D) to be

E) was

 

276. My friend (to write) to me very often last year.

A) writing

B) had written

C) wrote

D) write

E) to write

 

277. … you go to the cinema yesterday?

A) Did

B) To do

C) Do

D) Shall

E) Will

 

278. … you meet Mr. Brown last week.

A) Shall

B) Do

C) To do

D) Did

E) Will

 

279. I (to come) to the university at 8 a.m. yesterday.

A) come

B) came

C) to comу

D) will come

E) coming

 

280. … you (to go) to the shop yesterday?

А) Do …go

B) Does … go

C) Will … go

D) Did … go

E) Shall … go

 

 281. Why … you (to do) this work?

A) didn’t … do

B) did

C) do… do

D) were … do

E) was …do

 

282. When Ann (to ring) me up I was doing the washing.

A) ring

B) rung

C) rings

D) rang

E) ringing

 

283. My parents (to give) me some money.

A) giving

B) gave

C) given

D) gives

E) gived

 

284. Our friends (to like) walking in snowy weather.

A) liking

B) likes

C) liked

D) did like

E) do like

 

285. I (not to read) a book last Sunday.

A) does not read

B) not to read

C) do not read

D) did not read

E) will not read

 

286. I (to have) two good dictionaries two years ago.

A) had

B) have

C) did have

D) has

E) had had

 

287. Where (to be) you last Sunday?

A) are

B) were

C) was

D) did

E) is

 

288. (to be) you at school last Saturday?

A) was

B) is

C) does

D) were

E) are

 

289. I (to go) to Astana last summer.

A) go

B) went

C) goes

D) going

E) gos

 

290. What did you do yesterday?

A) I watch TV.

B) I watched TV.

C) I was at home.

D) Yes, I did.

E) I am watching TV.

 

291.Where did you go?

A) Yes, I go.

B) I went to Astana.

C) I go to Paris.

D) I did my task.

E) I am going.

 

292.Yesterday I (to phone) you, but I couldn’t get you.

A) phoned

B) were phoning

C) have phoned

D) is phoned

E) phone

 

293. We (not to have) a holiday last year.

A) didn’t have

B) haven’t had

C) hadn’t have

D) haven’t had

E) hadn’t have

 

294. I … not see Andrew yesterday.

A) did

B) have

C) had

D) do

E) will

 

295. They … a lot of crying last night.

A) do

B) have

C) did

D) are

E) were

 

296. George went to the cinema, but he (not to enjoy) the film much.

A) hasn’t enjoy

B) doesn’t enjoy

C) was not enjoying

D) didn’t enjoy

E) won’t enjoy

 

297. … you come here last Friday?

A) Do

B) Does

C) Were

D) Did

E) Have

 

Future Tenses. 

Future Simple.

 

298. How old (to be) you next birthday?

A) are

B) have been

C) will be

D) were

E) had been

 

299. Next year (to begin) on the 1st of January.

A) is going to begin

B) will begin

C) began

D) has begun

E) had begun

 

300. I hope he (to come) soon.

A) comes

B) is coming

C) will come

D) has come soon

E) came

 

301. They (to come) by train next week.

A) come

B) has come

C) came

D) comes

E) will come

 

302. I (to go) to the library tomorrow.

A) shall gone

B) shall be go

C) shall go

D) will to go

E) shall to go

 

303. They (to buy) a new flat next year.

A) will buy

B) shall buy

C) will bought

D) will be buy

E) shall be buy

 

304. He (to come) tomorrow.

A) shall comes

B) will comes

C) will came

D) will to come

E) will come

 

305. Mary (to translate) the text tomorrow.

A) shall translate

B) will translate

C) shall be translate

D) will be translate

E) will been translate

 

306. It (to rain) soon.

A) will be rain

B) will been rain

C) shall rain

D) shall be rain

E) will rain

 

307. … we (to finish) the work in a week?

A) will / finishes

B) shall / finish

C) will / be finish

D) shall / be finish

E) will be / finish

 

308. He (to stay) here.

A) shan’t / stay

B) won’t / stay

C) won’t be / stay

D) willn’t / stay

E) shalln’t / stay

 

309. What … they … tomorrow?

A) shall / say

B) will / be say

C) - / will say

D) will say / -

E) will / say

 

310. Ben (to answer) their questions tomorrow afternoon.

A) will be answer

B) shall be answer

C) will answer

D) shall answer

E) will is answer

 

311. She (to prepare) for her examination next week.

A) will be prepare

B) will prepare

C) shall be prepare

D) shall prepare

E) will been prepare

 

312. It (to be) difficult for her.

A) were

B) will

C) will be

D) shall

E) shall be

 

313. They (to be) angry with us.

A) shall

B) shall be

C) will

D) will be

E) be

 

314. There (to be) many people at the concert.

A) will not be

B) won’t

C) be won’t

D) shall not be

E) shan’t be

 

315. He (to be) hungry.

A) were

B) have been

C) will be

D) shall be

E) are

 

316. I (to be) at home tomorrow.

A) shall not been

B) shalln’t be

C) shan’t be

D) won’t

E) willn’t be

 

Future Continuous.

 

317. I (to work) at six o’clock when you ring me up.

A) shall be working

B) were was working

C) has been working

D) was been working

E) is working

 

318. Henry (to prepare) for his examination during the summer.

A) shall be preparing

B) were was preparing

C) has been preparing

D) will be preparing

E) has preparing

 

319. He (to wait) for us at five o’clock tomorrow.

A) shall be waiting

B) have was waiting

C) has been waiting

D) will be waiting

E) has waiting

 

320. Ben (to make) his report at ten o’clock tomorrow morning.

A) have was making

B) has been making

C) will be making

D) has making

E) shall be making

 

321. She (to read) the whole evening.

A) was been reading

B) have been reading

C) will reading

D) will be read

E) will be reading

 

322. They (to work) all day long next Saturday.

A) was working

B) is working

C) will working

D) will be working

E) shall be working

 

323. We (to play) tennis from five to seven tomorrow.

A) was playing

B) is playing

C) will playing

D) will be playing

E) shall be playing

 

324. Mary (to play) the piano the whole evening.

A) were playing

B) is being playing

C) was being playing

D) have playing

E) will be playing

 

325. We (to ski) at noon tomorrow.

A) shall not be skiing

B) will not skiing

C) was not skiing

D) has not skiing

E) shall not be ski

 

326. …she (to translate) the article the whole morning?

A) shall / translating

B) will be / translating

C) be shall / translating

D) will / b