Final test

When I              [started, was starting, have started] my job two years ago I             [did, did used to, used to] love it. The truth is that I have a very high salary and the office is very close to home, but the problem is that since the day I started I          [have, had, have had] very few free weekends and I always work until very late in the evening. I often have to cancel plans with friends             [because of, so, because] work or I miss family celebrations, and I'm usually very tired and stressed. I'm not sure I can keep       [doing, do, to do] this. I don't sleep enough, and I don't eat           [healthily, healthy, good], because I don't have 7             [many time, time enough, enough time] to cook.

Apart from that, sport has always been very important in my life. I like being fit, and 8       [do, doing, to do]sport is the way I have to feel well and reduce stress. 9          [However, Because, Although], nowadays I don't have       [some, any, no] time to exercise. With all these bad habits, I feel that I am putting my health at risk.

I really need some advice. What would you do if you          [are, would be, were] me? My salary is very high, and I can walk to work, but I feel horrible; I don't have a social life and I don't have a healthy life. Two years ago, before taking this job, I was much          [fitter, fiter, more fit] fit and very happy. Now I am 28 and I have a lot of money in my bank account, but nothing else. The problem is that the jobs that 13             [are offered, offer, offered] in the area where I live don't pay much, and I'm afraid of making a decision       [where, who, which] I might regret. So, what do you think? 15        [Should, Do, Might] I quit my job?

Choose the correct option to complete the sentences below.

I love skydiving. It's an         [amazed, amazing] feeling.

2The robber was carrying a gun and wearing the mask of a clown. He was            [terrified, terrifying].

3She was very          [annoyed, annoying] with him for not telling her the truth.

4The students are very               [disappointed, disappointing] about the exam results.

5My teacher is very        [bored, boring]. He speaks so slowly that we just want to sleep.

6This year, all the presents that I got for Christmas were very               [disappointed, disappointing].

7He's a very             [interested, interesting] man. He's travelled all around the world.

8I was so            [surprised, surprising] to see her. She wasn't supposed to be there.

9Teenagers get very              [embarrassed, embarrassing] when they have to speak in public.

10In the photo you can see the          [shocked, shocking] image of what seems to be a ghost.

Choose the correct quantifiers to complete the sentences below.

1Children spend          [a lot of, much, many] time on social media platforms.

2The woman we met yesterday spoke          [little, few, a little] English and we couldn't really understand her.

3My new Chinese neighbour speaks          [few, a little, little] English, so we can understand each other.

4There were very        [few, much, little] parents at the meeting.

5We spent          [a lot of, a lot, much] money to redecorate the house.

6There are          [few, a few, a little] apples left, we don't need to buy more yet.

9I don't know      [some, any, no] other students in the school yet.

10Was there          [nobody, anybody, somebody] on the top floor?

Choose the correct form to complete the sentences below.

'I work in a bank.' ⇒ He said that he            [had worked, has worked, worked] in a bank.

2'I am working today.' ⇒ She told us she             [worked, was working, is working] that day.

3'I've been ill for a couple of weeks.' ⇒ He told me he              [is ill, was ill, had been ill] ill for a couple of weeks.

4'I was at the doctor all morning.' ⇒ She told me that she           [had been, has been, would be] at the doctor all morning.

5'I'll lend you the money .' ⇒ He told me he             [lent, would lend, was lending] me the money.

6'I can't do it without your help.' ⇒ She said she             [hadn't done, couldn't do, didn't do] it without my help.

Complete the text with the words.
The              [elections, President, independence, powers, parliament, political] system of Ukraine underwent rapid change in the early 1990s alter Ukraine
gained its              [elections, President, independence, powers, parliament, political] in 1991. Since then, Ukraine is an independent state with a
parliamentary and presidential form of government; it has functional              [elections, President, independence, powers, parliament, political] called
Verkhovna Rada. Ukrainian parliament members are chosen for four-terms in free multicandidate
             [elections, President, independence, powers, parliament, political] . The head of our country is the              [elections, President, independence, powers, parliament, political] , who is also chosen in free
elections. The president of Ukraine has strong executive              [elections, President, independence, powers, parliament, political] .