HS 1 – UNIT 9 - General TEST 2

1. Because of their expertise the two young engineers have been … the opportunity to join our stuff.             [a) offer, b) offering, c) offered, d) offers]

2. One of the indicators of success in any business is how … types of communication channels they use.         [a) much, b) many, c) lot, d) lots]

3. An effective customer support system should be … as the nerve centre of all company communication.             [a) regarded, b) imagined, c) thought, d) dreamt]

4. From a very early age Cathy had been passionate … animals.            [a) of, b) to, c) about, d) through]

5. Andrew Smodley is a natural worrier. It is something he has … from his father – the king of all              [a) received, b) left, c) earned, d) inherited]

6. But that was in the past. Things have changed because something happened to him exactly two years … .           [a) ago, b) gone, c) passed, d) over]

7. In London, which … on the river Thames, people make a lot of noise all the time.           [a) stands, b) holds, c) begins, d) sits]

8. The other … in this story is a young woman called Sally Fairweather.              [a) feature, b) part, c) character, d) principal]

9. The next participant in this village drama is the weather, which … a very significant part in English life.             [a) holds, b) manages, c) plays, d) controls]

10. This time tomorrow you … in a chair on the beach.                    [a) are sitting, b) were sitting, c) will sitting, d) will be sitting]

11. Before you phoned, I … TV.                     [a) was watching, b) will be watching, c) had watched, d) have watched]

12. After the storm … , many people were found lying in the street.                  [a) has finished, b) had finished, c) were finished, d) finished]

13. I must admit you … but I’m afraid the answer is still no.               [a) tried, b) will try, c) try, d) have tried]

14. Sometimes I wonder if I … ever succeed.          [a) do, b) shall, c) am, d) were]

15. She’s … working there since she left school.         [a) had, b) done, c) have, d) been]

16. I honestly couldn’t follow a word you … .                [a) are saying, b) will say, c) were saying, d) did say]

17. He asked me what I … there.                  [a) am doing, b) will be doing, c) have done, d) was doing]

18. I’ve just … that the price has gone up.              [a) am told, b) have told, c) been told, d) was told]

19. She was annoyed that she … spoken to like that.                   [a) had been, b) has been, c) was been, d) will have been]

20. If I get there early enough, I … you a seat.               [a) saved, b) save, c) shall save, d) am saving]

21. He refused to go until he … seen all the paintings.        [a) had, b) was, c) is, d) has]

22. Don’t worry even if you make a mistake because if you …, it doesn’t matter.               [a) were doing, b) have done, c) do, d) will do]

23. It doesn’t make any sense. I can’t understand why he … at you last night.                [a) has shouted, b) is shouting, c) has shouted, d) shouted]

24. Come on, tell me honestly what you … to do now.                [a) wanted, b) want, c) are wanting, d) will want]

25. If you mention someone’s mistake in public, it can only be regarded as very … .             [a) tactless, b) casual, c) careless, d) pointed]

26. Don’t be late with your thesis and don’t forget the … is Tuesday.             [a) sideline, b) by line, c) deadline, d) lifeline]

27. That … very good to me. I’ll see you next time.             [a) strikes, b) hits, c) falls, d) sounds]

28. What’s the difference … ‘in’ and ‘into’?             [a) from, b) among, c) between, d) for]

29. What year did you … the university?                   [a) graduate, b) graduate from, c) graduated, d) graduated from]

30. Do you have … to do today? We could have a long lunch if not?                [a) many work, b) much work, c) many works, d) much works]

31. When will the meeting?                [a) hold on, b) hold place, c) take on, d) take place]

32. Tomorrow is Paul’s birthday. Let’s … it!                  [a) celebrate, b) praise, c) honour, d) congratulate]

33. Tom was thrilled to … such a beautiful and interesting lady.                     [a) introduced, b) introduced at, c) introduced with, d) introduced to]

34. They talked to each other when they were … the train.           [a) in, b) on, c) by, d) out of]

35. His sister Mary, … you talked to yesterday, is a kind girl.          [a) whom, b) that, c) which, d) who]

36. What … of perfume is he using?           [a) mark, b) brand, c) label, d) price]

37. Keep your house … .                 [a) clean, b) cleanly, c) much clean, d) much cleanly]

38. Choose the sentence with the right order.

a) Ashley bought a new white leather coat a week ago.

b) Ashley bought a white new leather coat a week ago.

c) Ashley bought a new leather white coat a week ago.

d) Ashley bought a white leather new coat a week ago.   [a, b, c, d]

39. The weather … . I think we can go roller skating to the park soon.                        [a) improves, b) is improving, c) is being improved, d) is being improving]

40. In the café we … some delicious food, … some wine and then we … a lot in the city centre.

a) were trying/ were drinking/were walking

b) had tried/drank/were walking

c) tried/drank/walked

d) had tried/had drunk/walked   [a, b, c, d]

41. Darrel has realized too late that he … for Jill for more than 3 hours when his aircraft lands.                           [a) will wait, b) will have been waiting, c) will have waited, d) will be waiting]

42. Transfer this Active Voice sentence into the Passive one: The company is still constructing the building.

a) The building is still constructed.

b) The building is still been constructed.

c) The building is still being constructed.

d) The building is still have being constructed   [a, b, c, d]

43. Please, … your seats and fasten belts.          [a) do, b) make, c) get, d) take]

44. I hate job interviews because it always seems to me like they … (to look arrogantly) me.                     [a) look down on, b) look at, c) look into, d) look forward to]

45. I don’t know what is going on! Jake … ignored me when I tried to talk to him.                [a) simple, b) simplier, c) simply, d) more simple]

1. Because of their expertise the two young engineers have been … the opportunity to join our stuff.             [a) offer, b) offering, c) offered, d) offers]

2. One of the indicators of success in any business is how … types of communication channels they use.         [a) much, b) many, c) lot, d) lots]

3. An effective customer support system should be … as the nerve centre of all company communication.             [a) regarded, b) imagined, c) thought, d) dreamt]

4. From a very early age Cathy had been passionate … animals.            [a) of, b) to, c) about, d) through]

5. Andrew Smodley is a natural worrier. It is something he has … from his father – the king of all              [a) received, b) left, c) earned, d) inherited]

6. But that was in the past. Things have changed because something happened to him exactly two years … .           [a) ago, b) gone, c) passed, d) over]

7. In London, which … on the river Thames, people make a lot of noise all the time.           [a) stands, b) holds, c) begins, d) sits]

8. The other … in this story is a young woman called Sally Fairweather.              [a) feature, b) part, c) character, d) principal]

9. The next participant in this village drama is the weather, which … a very significant part in English life.             [a) holds, b) manages, c) plays, d) controls]

10. This time tomorrow you … in a chair on the beach.                    [a) are sitting, b) were sitting, c) will sitting, d) will be sitting]

11. Before you phoned, I … TV.                     [a) was watching, b) will be watching, c) had watched, d) have watched]

12. After the storm … , many people were found lying in the street.                  [a) has finished, b) had finished, c) were finished, d) finished]

13. I must admit you … but I’m afraid the answer is still no.               [a) tried, b) will try, c) try, d) have tried]

14. Sometimes I wonder if I … ever succeed.          [a) do, b) shall, c) am, d) were]

15. She’s … working there since she left school.         [a) had, b) done, c) have, d) been]

16. I honestly couldn’t follow a word you … .                [a) are saying, b) will say, c) were saying, d) did say]

17. He asked me what I … there.                  [a) am doing, b) will be doing, c) have done, d) was doing]

18. I’ve just … that the price has gone up.              [a) am told, b) have told, c) been told, d) was told]

19. She was annoyed that she … spoken to like that.                   [a) had been, b) has been, c) was been, d) will have been]

20. If I get there early enough, I … you a seat.               [a) saved, b) save, c) shall save, d) am saving]

21. He refused to go until he … seen all the paintings.        [a) had, b) was, c) is, d) has]

22. Don’t worry even if you make a mistake because if you …, it doesn’t matter.               [a) were doing, b) have done, c) do, d) will do]

23. It doesn’t make any sense. I can’t understand why he … at you last night.                [a) has shouted, b) is shouting, c) has shouted, d) shouted]

24. Come on, tell me honestly what you … to do now.                [a) wanted, b) want, c) are wanting, d) will want]

25. If you mention someone’s mistake in public, it can only be regarded as very … .             [a) tactless, b) casual, c) careless, d) pointed]

26. Don’t be late with your thesis and don’t forget the … is Tuesday.             [a) sideline, b) by line, c) deadline, d) lifeline]

27. That … very good to me. I’ll see you next time.             [a) strikes, b) hits, c) falls, d) sounds]

28. What’s the difference … ‘in’ and ‘into’?             [a) from, b) among, c) between, d) for]

29. What year did you … the university?                   [a) graduate, b) graduate from, c) graduated, d) graduated from]

30. Do you have … to do today? We could have a long lunch if not?                [a) many work, b) much work, c) many works, d) much works]

31. When will the meeting?                [a) hold on, b) hold place, c) take on, d) take place]

32. Tomorrow is Paul’s birthday. Let’s … it!                  [a) celebrate, b) praise, c) honour, d) congratulate]

33. Tom was thrilled to … such a beautiful and interesting lady.                     [a) introduced, b) introduced at, c) introduced with, d) introduced to]

34. They talked to each other when they were … the train.           [a) in, b) on, c) by, d) out of]

35. His sister Mary, … you talked to yesterday, is a kind girl.          [a) whom, b) that, c) which, d) who]

36. What … of perfume is he using?           [a) mark, b) brand, c) label, d) price]

37. Keep your house … .                 [a) clean, b) cleanly, c) much clean, d) much cleanly]

38. Choose the sentence with the right order.

a) Ashley bought a new white leather coat a week ago.

b) Ashley bought a white new leather coat a week ago.

c) Ashley bought a new leather white coat a week ago.

d) Ashley bought a white leather new coat a week ago.   [a, b, c, d]

39. The weather … . I think we can go roller skating to the park soon.                        [a) improves, b) is improving, c) is being improved, d) is being improving]

40. In the café we … some delicious food, … some wine and then we … a lot in the city centre.

a) were trying/ were drinking/were walking

b) had tried/drank/were walking

c) tried/drank/walked

d) had tried/had drunk/walked   [a, b, c, d]

41. Darrel has realized too late that he … for Jill for more than 3 hours when his aircraft lands.                           [a) will wait, b) will have been waiting, c) will have waited, d) will be waiting]

42. Transfer this Active Voice sentence into the Passive one: The company is still constructing the building.

a) The building is still constructed.

b) The building is still been constructed.

c) The building is still being constructed.

d) The building is still have being constructed   [a, b, c, d]

43. Please, … your seats and fasten belts.          [a) do, b) make, c) get, d) take]

44. I hate job interviews because it always seems to me like they … (to look arrogantly) me.                     [a) look down on, b) look at, c) look into, d) look forward to]

45. I don’t know what is going on! Jake … ignored me when I tried to talk to him.                [a) simple, b) simplier, c) simply, d) more simple]

1. Because of their expertise the two young engineers have been … the opportunity to join our stuff.             [a) offer, b) offering, c) offered, d) offers]

2. One of the indicators of success in any business is how … types of communication channels they use.         [a) much, b) many, c) lot, d) lots]

3. An effective customer support system should be … as the nerve centre of all company communication.             [a) regarded, b) imagined, c) thought, d) dreamt]

4. From a very early age Cathy had been passionate … animals.            [a) of, b) to, c) about, d) through]

5. Andrew Smodley is a natural worrier. It is something he has … from his father – the king of all              [a) received, b) left, c) earned, d) inherited]

6. But that was in the past. Things have changed because something happened to him exactly two years … .           [a) ago, b) gone, c) passed, d) over]

7. In London, which … on the river Thames, people make a lot of noise all the time.           [a) stands, b) holds, c) begins, d) sits]

8. The other … in this story is a young woman called Sally Fairweather.              [a) feature, b) part, c) character, d) principal]

9. The next participant in this village drama is the weather, which … a very significant part in English life.             [a) holds, b) manages, c) plays, d) controls]

10. This time tomorrow you … in a chair on the beach.                    [a) are sitting, b) were sitting, c) will sitting, d) will be sitting]

11. Before you phoned, I … TV.                     [a) was watching, b) will be watching, c) had watched, d) have watched]

12. After the storm … , many people were found lying in the street.                  [a) has finished, b) had finished, c) were finished, d) finished]

13. I must admit you … but I’m afraid the answer is still no.               [a) tried, b) will try, c) try, d) have tried]

14. Sometimes I wonder if I … ever succeed.          [a) do, b) shall, c) am, d) were]

15. She’s … working there since she left school.         [a) had, b) done, c) have, d) been]

16. I honestly couldn’t follow a word you … .                [a) are saying, b) will say, c) were saying, d) did say]

17. He asked me what I … there.                  [a) am doing, b) will be doing, c) have done, d) was doing]

18. I’ve just … that the price has gone up.              [a) am told, b) have told, c) been told, d) was told]

19. She was annoyed that she … spoken to like that.                   [a) had been, b) has been, c) was been, d) will have been]

20. If I get there early enough, I … you a seat.               [a) saved, b) save, c) shall save, d) am saving]

21. He refused to go until he … seen all the paintings.        [a) had, b) was, c) is, d) has]

22. Don’t worry even if you make a mistake because if you …, it doesn’t matter.               [a) were doing, b) have done, c) do, d) will do]

23. It doesn’t make any sense. I can’t understand why he … at you last night.                [a) has shouted, b) is shouting, c) has shouted, d) shouted]

24. Come on, tell me honestly what you … to do now.                [a) wanted, b) want, c) are wanting, d) will want]

25. If you mention someone’s mistake in public, it can only be regarded as very … .             [a) tactless, b) casual, c) careless, d) pointed]

26. Don’t be late with your thesis and don’t forget the … is Tuesday.             [a) sideline, b) by line, c) deadline, d) lifeline]

27. That … very good to me. I’ll see you next time.             [a) strikes, b) hits, c) falls, d) sounds]

28. What’s the difference … ‘in’ and ‘into’?             [a) from, b) among, c) between, d) for]

29. What year did you … the university?                   [a) graduate, b) graduate from, c) graduated, d) graduated from]

30. Do you have … to do today? We could have a long lunch if not?                [a) many work, b) much work, c) many works, d) much works]

31. When will the meeting?                [a) hold on, b) hold place, c) take on, d) take place]

32. Tomorrow is Paul’s birthday. Let’s … it!                  [a) celebrate, b) praise, c) honour, d) congratulate]

33. Tom was thrilled to … such a beautiful and interesting lady.                     [a) introduced, b) introduced at, c) introduced with, d) introduced to]

34. They talked to each other when they were … the train.           [a) in, b) on, c) by, d) out of]

35. His sister Mary, … you talked to yesterday, is a kind girl.          [a) whom, b) that, c) which, d) who]

36. What … of perfume is he using?           [a) mark, b) brand, c) label, d) price]

37. Keep your house … .                 [a) clean, b) cleanly, c) much clean, d) much cleanly]

38. Choose the sentence with the right order.

a) Ashley bought a new white leather coat a week ago.

b) Ashley bought a white new leather coat a week ago.

c) Ashley bought a new leather white coat a week ago.

d) Ashley bought a white leather new coat a week ago.   [a, b, c, d]

39. The weather … . I think we can go roller skating to the park soon.                        [a) improves, b) is improving, c) is being improved, d) is being improving]

40. In the café we … some delicious food, … some wine and then we … a lot in the city centre.

a) were trying/ were drinking/were walking

b) had tried/drank/were walking

c) tried/drank/walked

d) had tried/had drunk/walked   [a, b, c, d]

41. Darrel has realized too late that he … for Jill for more than 3 hours when his aircraft lands.                           [a) will wait, b) will have been waiting, c) will have waited, d) will be waiting]

42. Transfer this Active Voice sentence into the Passive one: The company is still constructing the building.

a) The building is still constructed.

b) The building is still been constructed.

c) The building is still being constructed.

d) The building is still have being constructed   [a, b, c, d]

43. Please, … your seats and fasten belts.          [a) do, b) make, c) get, d) take]

44. I hate job interviews because it always seems to me like they … (to look arrogantly) me.                     [a) look down on, b) look at, c) look into, d) look forward to]

45. I don’t know what is going on! Jake … ignored me when I tried to talk to him.                [a) simple, b) simplier, c) simply, d) more simple]

1. Because of their expertise the two young engineers have been … the opportunity to join our stuff.             [a) offer, b) offering, c) offered, d) offers]

2. One of the indicators of success in any business is how … types of communication channels they use.         [a) much, b) many, c) lot, d) lots]

3. An effective customer support system should be … as the nerve centre of all company communication.             [a) regarded, b) imagined, c) thought, d) dreamt]

4. From a very early age Cathy had been passionate … animals.            [a) of, b) to, c) about, d) through]

5. Andrew Smodley is a natural worrier. It is something he has … from his father – the king of all              [a) received, b) left, c) earned, d) inherited]

6. But that was in the past. Things have changed because something happened to him exactly two years … .           [a) ago, b) gone, c) passed, d) over]

7. In London, which … on the river Thames, people make a lot of noise all the time.           [a) stands, b) holds, c) begins, d) sits]

8. The other … in this story is a young woman called Sally Fairweather.              [a) feature, b) part, c) character, d) principal]

9. The next participant in this village drama is the weather, which … a very significant part in English life.             [a) holds, b) manages, c) plays, d) controls]

10. This time tomorrow you … in a chair on the beach.                    [a) are sitting, b) were sitting, c) will sitting, d) will be sitting]

11. Before you phoned, I … TV.                     [a) was watching, b) will be watching, c) had watched, d) have watched]

12. After the storm … , many people were found lying in the street.                  [a) has finished, b) had finished, c) were finished, d) finished]

13. I must admit you … but I’m afraid the answer is still no.               [a) tried, b) will try, c) try, d) have tried]

14. Sometimes I wonder if I … ever succeed.          [a) do, b) shall, c) am, d) were]

15. She’s … working there since she left school.         [a) had, b) done, c) have, d) been]

16. I honestly couldn’t follow a word you … .                [a) are saying, b) will say, c) were saying, d) did say]

17. He asked me what I … there.                  [a) am doing, b) will be doing, c) have done, d) was doing]

18. I’ve just … that the price has gone up.              [a) am told, b) have told, c) been told, d) was told]

19. She was annoyed that she … spoken to like that.                   [a) had been, b) has been, c) was been, d) will have been]

20. If I get there early enough, I … you a seat.               [a) saved, b) save, c) shall save, d) am saving]

21. He refused to go until he … seen all the paintings.        [a) had, b) was, c) is, d) has]

22. Don’t worry even if you make a mistake because if you …, it doesn’t matter.               [a) were doing, b) have done, c) do, d) will do]

23. It doesn’t make any sense. I can’t understand why he … at you last night.                [a) has shouted, b) is shouting, c) has shouted, d) shouted]

24. Come on, tell me honestly what you … to do now.                [a) wanted, b) want, c) are wanting, d) will want]

25. If you mention someone’s mistake in public, it can only be regarded as very … .             [a) tactless, b) casual, c) careless, d) pointed]

26. Don’t be late with your thesis and don’t forget the … is Tuesday.             [a) sideline, b) by line, c) deadline, d) lifeline]

27. That … very good to me. I’ll see you next time.             [a) strikes, b) hits, c) falls, d) sounds]

28. What’s the difference … ‘in’ and ‘into’?             [a) from, b) among, c) between, d) for]

29. What year did you … the university?                   [a) graduate, b) graduate from, c) graduated, d) graduated from]

30. Do you have … to do today? We could have a long lunch if not?                [a) many work, b) much work, c) many works, d) much works]

31. When will the meeting?                [a) hold on, b) hold place, c) take on, d) take place]

32. Tomorrow is Paul’s birthday. Let’s … it!                  [a) celebrate, b) praise, c) honour, d) congratulate]

33. Tom was thrilled to … such a beautiful and interesting lady.                     [a) introduced, b) introduced at, c) introduced with, d) introduced to]

34. They talked to each other when they were … the train.           [a) in, b) on, c) by, d) out of]

35. His sister Mary, … you talked to yesterday, is a kind girl.          [a) whom, b) that, c) which, d) who]

36. What … of perfume is he using?           [a) mark, b) brand, c) label, d) price]

37. Keep your house … .                 [a) clean, b) cleanly, c) much clean, d) much cleanly]

38. Choose the sentence with the right order.

a) Ashley bought a new white leather coat a week ago.

b) Ashley bought a white new leather coat a week ago.

c) Ashley bought a new leather white coat a week ago.

d) Ashley bought a white leather new coat a week ago.   [a, b, c, d]

39. The weather … . I think we can go roller skating to the park soon.                        [a) improves, b) is improving, c) is being improved, d) is being improving]

40. In the café we … some delicious food, … some wine and then we … a lot in the city centre.

a) were trying/ were drinking/were walking

b) had tried/drank/were walking

c) tried/drank/walked

d) had tried/had drunk/walked   [a, b, c, d]

41. Darrel has realized too late that he … for Jill for more than 3 hours when his aircraft lands.                           [a) will wait, b) will have been waiting, c) will have waited, d) will be waiting]

42. Transfer this Active Voice sentence into the Passive one: The company is still constructing the building.

a) The building is still constructed.

b) The building is still been constructed.

c) The building is still being constructed.

d) The building is still have being constructed   [a, b, c, d]

43. Please, … your seats and fasten belts.          [a) do, b) make, c) get, d) take]

44. I hate job interviews because it always seems to me like they … (to look arrogantly) me.                     [a) look down on, b) look at, c) look into, d) look forward to]

45. I don’t know what is going on! Jake … ignored me when I tried to talk to him.                [a) simple, b) simplier, c) simply, d) more simple]

1. Because of their expertise the two young engineers have been … the opportunity to join our stuff.             [a) offer, b) offering, c) offered, d) offers]

2. One of the indicators of success in any business is how … types of communication channels they use.         [a) much, b) many, c) lot, d) lots]

3. An effective customer support system should be … as the nerve centre of all company communication.             [a) regarded, b) imagined, c) thought, d) dreamt]

4. From a very early age Cathy had been passionate … animals.            [a) of, b) to, c) about, d) through]

5. Andrew Smodley is a natural worrier. It is something he has … from his father – the king of all              [a) received, b) left, c) earned, d) inherited]

6. But that was in the past. Things have changed because something happened to him exactly two years … .           [a) ago, b) gone, c) passed, d) over]

7. In London, which … on the river Thames, people make a lot of noise all the time.           [a) stands, b) holds, c) begins, d) sits]

8. The other … in this story is a young woman called Sally Fairweather.              [a) feature, b) part, c) character, d) principal]

9. The next participant in this village drama is the weather, which … a very significant part in English life.             [a) holds, b) manages, c) plays, d) controls]

10. This time tomorrow you … in a chair on the beach.                    [a) are sitting, b) were sitting, c) will sitting, d) will be sitting]

11. Before you phoned, I … TV.                     [a) was watching, b) will be watching, c) had watched, d) have watched]

12. After the storm … , many people were found lying in the street.                  [a) has finished, b) had finished, c) were finished, d) finished]

13. I must admit you … but I’m afraid the answer is still no.               [a) tried, b) will try, c) try, d) have tried]

14. Sometimes I wonder if I … ever succeed.          [a) do, b) shall, c) am, d) were]

15. She’s … working there since she left school.         [a) had, b) done, c) have, d) been]

16. I honestly couldn’t follow a word you … .                [a) are saying, b) will say, c) were saying, d) did say]

17. He asked me what I … there.                  [a) am doing, b) will be doing, c) have done, d) was doing]

18. I’ve just … that the price has gone up.              [a) am told, b) have told, c) been told, d) was told]

19. She was annoyed that she … spoken to like that.                   [a) had been, b) has been, c) was been, d) will have been]

20. If I get there early enough, I … you a seat.               [a) saved, b) save, c) shall save, d) am saving]

21. He refused to go until he … seen all the paintings.        [a) had, b) was, c) is, d) has]

22. Don’t worry even if you make a mistake because if you …, it doesn’t matter.               [a) were doing, b) have done, c) do, d) will do]

23. It doesn’t make any sense. I can’t understand why he … at you last night.                [a) has shouted, b) is shouting, c) has shouted, d) shouted]

24. Come on, tell me honestly what you … to do now.                [a) wanted, b) want, c) are wanting, d) will want]

25. If you mention someone’s mistake in public, it can only be regarded as very … .             [a) tactless, b) casual, c) careless, d) pointed]

26. Don’t be late with your thesis and don’t forget the … is Tuesday.             [a) sideline, b) by line, c) deadline, d) lifeline]

27. That … very good to me. I’ll see you next time.             [a) strikes, b) hits, c) falls, d) sounds]

28. What’s the difference … ‘in’ and ‘into’?             [a) from, b) among, c) between, d) for]

29. What year did you … the university?                   [a) graduate, b) graduate from, c) graduated, d) graduated from]

30. Do you have … to do today? We could have a long lunch if not?                [a) many work, b) much work, c) many works, d) much works]

31. When will the meeting?                [a) hold on, b) hold place, c) take on, d) take place]

32. Tomorrow is Paul’s birthday. Let’s … it!                  [a) celebrate, b) praise, c) honour, d) congratulate]

33. Tom was thrilled to … such a beautiful and interesting lady.                     [a) introduced, b) introduced at, c) introduced with, d) introduced to]

34. They talked to each other when they were … the train.           [a) in, b) on, c) by, d) out of]

35. His sister Mary, … you talked to yesterday, is a kind girl.          [a) whom, b) that, c) which, d) who]

36. What … of perfume is he using?           [a) mark, b) brand, c) label, d) price]

37. Keep your house … .                 [a) clean, b) cleanly, c) much clean, d) much cleanly]

38. Choose the sentence with the right order.

a) Ashley bought a new white leather coat a week ago.

b) Ashley bought a white new leather coat a week ago.

c) Ashley bought a new leather white coat a week ago.

d) Ashley bought a white leather new coat a week ago.   [a, b, c, d]

39. The weather … . I think we can go roller skating to the park soon.                        [a) improves, b) is improving, c) is being improved, d) is being improving]

40. In the café we … some delicious food, … some wine and then we … a lot in the city centre.

a) were trying/ were drinking/were walking

b) had tried/drank/were walking

c) tried/drank/walked

d) had tried/had drunk/walked   [a, b, c, d]

41. Darrel has realized too late that he … for Jill for more than 3 hours when his aircraft lands.                           [a) will wait, b) will have been waiting, c) will have waited, d) will be waiting]

42. Transfer this Active Voice sentence into the Passive one: The company is still constructing the building.

a) The building is still constructed.

b) The building is still been constructed.

c) The building is still being constructed.

d) The building is still have being constructed   [a, b, c, d]

43. Please, … your seats and fasten belts.          [a) do, b) make, c) get, d) take]

44. I hate job interviews because it always seems to me like they … (to look arrogantly) me.                     [a) look down on, b) look at, c) look into, d) look forward to]

45. I don’t know what is going on! Jake … ignored me when I tried to talk to him.                [a) simple, b) simplier, c) simply, d) more simple]