HS 2 Unit 3 Test 3

1. The company … some new equipment before the strike … .

                          [a) have ordered / begin, b) is ordering / began, c) had ordered / began, d) will order / had begun]

2. I … he … it interesting.

                      [a) hoped / would find, b) hoped / find, c) hopes / would find, d) hoped / finds]

3. Mark Twain … that they … about him.

                              [a) understood / are speaking, b) understood / were speaking, c) will understand / spoke, d) understands / speaks]

4. On our way home we … the problem if we could … the fine celebration of our mother’s birthday.

                                    [a) discussed / organized, b) had discussed / organize, c) have discussed / were organizing, d) were discussing / organize]

5. The greater part of London … of wood, but after the great fire wider streets and brick houses … .

                         [a) was / were built, b) had been / were built, c) is / have been built, d) has been / is built]

6. After my parents … home my life … better.

                         [a) had returned / became, b) will return / become, c) return / have become, d) return / would become]

7. Why … you come yesterday? We … a good time.

                           [a) don’t / can have, b) will / might have, c) did not / shall have, d) didn’t / could have had]

8. I … never … to Cambridge, but I once … Oxford.

                                      [a) did / go / visit, b) was / visiting / had been visiting, c) will / have gone / don’t visit, d) have / been / visited]

9. We … to wait because the man … .

                                    [a) were told / is questioned, b) were told / was being questioned, c) told / was questioned, d) told / was being questioned]

10. They didn’t know that he … from the University in 1990 and then … abroad.

                              [a) had graduated / is working, b) graduated / works, c) had graduated / worked, d) was graduating / worked]

11. You can buy it at the …

             [a) chemist’s, b) chemist, c) chemists, d) chemists’]

12. This is my … room.

              [a) children, b) childrens, c) childrens’, d) children’s]

13. My … friend is in Kiev now.

             [a) father, b) father’s, c) fathers’, d) fathers’s]

14. The old woman lived alone, with … to look after … .

                    [a) no one / her, b) someone / her, c) anyone / herself, d) anyone / she’s]

15. … two rings here on my little finger belonged to … grandmother.

                [a) Those / me, b) The / myself, c) These / my, d) That / mine]

16. When the little boy grabbed the lizard, … tail broke off in … hand.

              [a) it’s / his, b) its / his, c) it / him, d) it / one’s]

17. I saw he had a gun, but I didn't think he … .

                      [a) was going to shoot, b) will shooting, c) will shoot, d) had shoot]

18. I knew you … the exam. You didn’t make any effort!

                     [a) were failing, b) are going to fail, c) would fail, d) had failed]

19. I lost my passport the day before we … for our honeymoon.

                [a) would leave, b) left, c) had left, d) were leaving]

20. Sorry, I … you today, but I forgot.

                     [a) was calling, b) was going to call, c) would call, d) would be calling]

21. She promised she … an end to the situation, but failed to do so.

                  [a) would put, b) was putting, c) would have put, d) were putting]

22. Oh, my goodness! I haven't brought my wallet with … .

      [a) I, b) it, c) me, d) my]

23. Here is the exact place … I first saw you.

         [a) whose, b) where, c) here, d) there]

24. If I were in your shoes, I would drink … cool in this hot weather.

             [a) anything, b) anyone, c) somewhere, d) something]

25. Can you see the black clouds up in the sky? So, let's go … to protect ourselves from the rain.

                  [a) somebody else, b) anyone else, c) somewhere else, d) nobody else]

26. They … packed their suitcases for the travel.

         [a) every, b) none, c) all, d) them]

27. Yesterday, the thieves broke … my house and stole my watch and money.

          [a) into, b) inside, c) with, d) out of]

28. You are … the wrong floor, this is the fifth floor. You should walk … to the 4th floor.

                  [a) on / down, b) at / up, c) through / over, d) in / onto]

29. You should finish your school with good grades … the sake of your future.

           [a) as, b) because, c) of, d) for]

30. The man … his hands in his pockets is staring … you.

             [a) in / in, b) with / at, c) by / to, d) as / at]

31. You can learn best … listening to your teacher … school.

                [a) with / in, b) as / onto, c) by / at, d) for / within]

32. I should have told you! You … the entire house. Our cleaning lady phoned she's coming tomorrow.

                          [a) needn’t have cleaned, b) didn’t need to clean, c) shouldn’t have cleaned, d) might not have cleaned]

33. You … and let that old lady have your seat. That's the decent thing to do, don't you think so?

                       [a) must have got up, b) would prefer get up, c) may get up, d) should get up]

34. Students … to manage the bookstore soon.

                            [a) were to be allowed, b) shall be allowed, c) will be allowed, d) should have been allowed]

35. Anthony said he was really busy this week, but he … at her sister’s wedding at least half an hour.

                        [a) could show up, b) should have shown up, c) has to show up, d) should show up]

36. The children were playing the new teacher … .

         [a) along, b) up, c) down, d) in]

37. Before you go to bed don’t forget to … all the lights.

             [a) turn over, b) turn away, c) turn in, d) turn out]

38. Before we start the lesson, I’d like to … what we did yesterday.

               [a) run through, b) run up, c) run along, d) run into]

39. We shall have to … if we want to go to Florida this summer.

             [a) put away, b) put aside, c) save up, d) lay up]

40. I went to the Train Station to see my uncle … to Dublin.

           [a) across, b) off, c) home, d) through]

41. Can I park here?

                               [a) Sorry, I did that., b) It’s the same place., c) I’m glad you asked me that., d) Only for half an hour.]

42. What colour will you paint the children’s bedroom?

                                   [a) We can’t decide., b) I hope it was right., c) It wasn’t very difficult, d) We must bear that fact in mind.]

43. I can’t understand this email.   [a, b, c, d]

a) Don’t you know?

b) I suppose you can.

c) Would you like some help?

d) This won’t take more than a few seconds.

44. I’d like two tickets for tomorrow night.

                                         [a) How much did you pay?, b) Afternoon and evening., c) I’ll just check for you., d) This is the point I’m trying to make.]

45. Shall we go to the gym now?

                   [a) It’s very good., b) I’m very tired., c) Not at all., d) You’re welcome.]

1. The company … some new equipment before the strike … .

                          [a) have ordered / begin, b) is ordering / began, c) had ordered / began, d) will order / had begun]

2. I … he … it interesting.

                      [a) hoped / would find, b) hoped / find, c) hopes / would find, d) hoped / finds]

3. Mark Twain … that they … about him.

                              [a) understood / are speaking, b) understood / were speaking, c) will understand / spoke, d) understands / speaks]

4. On our way home we … the problem if we could … the fine celebration of our mother’s birthday.

                                    [a) discussed / organized, b) had discussed / organize, c) have discussed / were organizing, d) were discussing / organize]

5. The greater part of London … of wood, but after the great fire wider streets and brick houses … .

                         [a) was / were built, b) had been / were built, c) is / have been built, d) has been / is built]

6. After my parents … home my life … better.

                         [a) had returned / became, b) will return / become, c) return / have become, d) return / would become]

7. Why … you come yesterday? We … a good time.

                           [a) don’t / can have, b) will / might have, c) did not / shall have, d) didn’t / could have had]

8. I … never … to Cambridge, but I once … Oxford.

                                      [a) did / go / visit, b) was / visiting / had been visiting, c) will / have gone / don’t visit, d) have / been / visited]

9. We … to wait because the man … .

                                    [a) were told / is questioned, b) were told / was being questioned, c) told / was questioned, d) told / was being questioned]

10. They didn’t know that he … from the University in 1990 and then … abroad.

                              [a) had graduated / is working, b) graduated / works, c) had graduated / worked, d) was graduating / worked]

11. You can buy it at the …

             [a) chemist’s, b) chemist, c) chemists, d) chemists’]

12. This is my … room.

              [a) children, b) childrens, c) childrens’, d) children’s]

13. My … friend is in Kiev now.

             [a) father, b) father’s, c) fathers’, d) fathers’s]

14. The old woman lived alone, with … to look after … .

                    [a) no one / her, b) someone / her, c) anyone / herself, d) anyone / she’s]

15. … two rings here on my little finger belonged to … grandmother.

                [a) Those / me, b) The / myself, c) These / my, d) That / mine]

16. When the little boy grabbed the lizard, … tail broke off in … hand.

              [a) it’s / his, b) its / his, c) it / him, d) it / one’s]

17. I saw he had a gun, but I didn't think he … .

                      [a) was going to shoot, b) will shooting, c) will shoot, d) had shoot]

18. I knew you … the exam. You didn’t make any effort!

                     [a) were failing, b) are going to fail, c) would fail, d) had failed]

19. I lost my passport the day before we … for our honeymoon.

                [a) would leave, b) left, c) had left, d) were leaving]

20. Sorry, I … you today, but I forgot.

                     [a) was calling, b) was going to call, c) would call, d) would be calling]

21. She promised she … an end to the situation, but failed to do so.

                  [a) would put, b) was putting, c) would have put, d) were putting]

22. Oh, my goodness! I haven't brought my wallet with … .

      [a) I, b) it, c) me, d) my]

23. Here is the exact place … I first saw you.

         [a) whose, b) where, c) here, d) there]

24. If I were in your shoes, I would drink … cool in this hot weather.

             [a) anything, b) anyone, c) somewhere, d) something]

25. Can you see the black clouds up in the sky? So, let's go … to protect ourselves from the rain.

                  [a) somebody else, b) anyone else, c) somewhere else, d) nobody else]

26. They … packed their suitcases for the travel.

         [a) every, b) none, c) all, d) them]

27. Yesterday, the thieves broke … my house and stole my watch and money.

          [a) into, b) inside, c) with, d) out of]

28. You are … the wrong floor, this is the fifth floor. You should walk … to the 4th floor.

                  [a) on / down, b) at / up, c) through / over, d) in / onto]

29. You should finish your school with good grades … the sake of your future.

           [a) as, b) because, c) of, d) for]

30. The man … his hands in his pockets is staring … you.

             [a) in / in, b) with / at, c) by / to, d) as / at]

31. You can learn best … listening to your teacher … school.

                [a) with / in, b) as / onto, c) by / at, d) for / within]

32. I should have told you! You … the entire house. Our cleaning lady phoned she's coming tomorrow.

                          [a) needn’t have cleaned, b) didn’t need to clean, c) shouldn’t have cleaned, d) might not have cleaned]

33. You … and let that old lady have your seat. That's the decent thing to do, don't you think so?

                       [a) must have got up, b) would prefer get up, c) may get up, d) should get up]

34. Students … to manage the bookstore soon.

                            [a) were to be allowed, b) shall be allowed, c) will be allowed, d) should have been allowed]

35. Anthony said he was really busy this week, but he … at her sister’s wedding at least half an hour.

                        [a) could show up, b) should have shown up, c) has to show up, d) should show up]

36. The children were playing the new teacher … .

         [a) along, b) up, c) down, d) in]

37. Before you go to bed don’t forget to … all the lights.

             [a) turn over, b) turn away, c) turn in, d) turn out]

38. Before we start the lesson, I’d like to … what we did yesterday.

               [a) run through, b) run up, c) run along, d) run into]

39. We shall have to … if we want to go to Florida this summer.

             [a) put away, b) put aside, c) save up, d) lay up]

40. I went to the Train Station to see my uncle … to Dublin.

           [a) across, b) off, c) home, d) through]

41. Can I park here?

                               [a) Sorry, I did that., b) It’s the same place., c) I’m glad you asked me that., d) Only for half an hour.]

42. What colour will you paint the children’s bedroom?

                                   [a) We can’t decide., b) I hope it was right., c) It wasn’t very difficult, d) We must bear that fact in mind.]

43. I can’t understand this email.   [a, b, c, d]

a) Don’t you know?

b) I suppose you can.

c) Would you like some help?

d) This won’t take more than a few seconds.

44. I’d like two tickets for tomorrow night.

                                         [a) How much did you pay?, b) Afternoon and evening., c) I’ll just check for you., d) This is the point I’m trying to make.]

45. Shall we go to the gym now?

                   [a) It’s very good., b) I’m very tired., c) Not at all., d) You’re welcome.]

1. The company … some new equipment before the strike … .

                          [a) have ordered / begin, b) is ordering / began, c) had ordered / began, d) will order / had begun]

2. I … he … it interesting.

                      [a) hoped / would find, b) hoped / find, c) hopes / would find, d) hoped / finds]

3. Mark Twain … that they … about him.

                              [a) understood / are speaking, b) understood / were speaking, c) will understand / spoke, d) understands / speaks]

4. On our way home we … the problem if we could … the fine celebration of our mother’s birthday.

                                    [a) discussed / organized, b) had discussed / organize, c) have discussed / were organizing, d) were discussing / organize]

5. The greater part of London … of wood, but after the great fire wider streets and brick houses … .

                         [a) was / were built, b) had been / were built, c) is / have been built, d) has been / is built]

6. After my parents … home my life … better.

                         [a) had returned / became, b) will return / become, c) return / have become, d) return / would become]

7. Why … you come yesterday? We … a good time.

                           [a) don’t / can have, b) will / might have, c) did not / shall have, d) didn’t / could have had]

8. I … never … to Cambridge, but I once … Oxford.

                                      [a) did / go / visit, b) was / visiting / had been visiting, c) will / have gone / don’t visit, d) have / been / visited]

9. We … to wait because the man … .

                                    [a) were told / is questioned, b) were told / was being questioned, c) told / was questioned, d) told / was being questioned]

10. They didn’t know that he … from the University in 1990 and then … abroad.

                              [a) had graduated / is working, b) graduated / works, c) had graduated / worked, d) was graduating / worked]

11. You can buy it at the …

             [a) chemist’s, b) chemist, c) chemists, d) chemists’]

12. This is my … room.

              [a) children, b) childrens, c) childrens’, d) children’s]

13. My … friend is in Kiev now.

             [a) father, b) father’s, c) fathers’, d) fathers’s]

14. The old woman lived alone, with … to look after … .

                    [a) no one / her, b) someone / her, c) anyone / herself, d) anyone / she’s]

15. … two rings here on my little finger belonged to … grandmother.

                [a) Those / me, b) The / myself, c) These / my, d) That / mine]

16. When the little boy grabbed the lizard, … tail broke off in … hand.

              [a) it’s / his, b) its / his, c) it / him, d) it / one’s]

17. I saw he had a gun, but I didn't think he … .

                      [a) was going to shoot, b) will shooting, c) will shoot, d) had shoot]

18. I knew you … the exam. You didn’t make any effort!

                     [a) were failing, b) are going to fail, c) would fail, d) had failed]

19. I lost my passport the day before we … for our honeymoon.

                [a) would leave, b) left, c) had left, d) were leaving]

20. Sorry, I … you today, but I forgot.

                     [a) was calling, b) was going to call, c) would call, d) would be calling]

21. She promised she … an end to the situation, but failed to do so.

                  [a) would put, b) was putting, c) would have put, d) were putting]

22. Oh, my goodness! I haven't brought my wallet with … .

      [a) I, b) it, c) me, d) my]

23. Here is the exact place … I first saw you.

         [a) whose, b) where, c) here, d) there]

24. If I were in your shoes, I would drink … cool in this hot weather.

             [a) anything, b) anyone, c) somewhere, d) something]

25. Can you see the black clouds up in the sky? So, let's go … to protect ourselves from the rain.

                  [a) somebody else, b) anyone else, c) somewhere else, d) nobody else]

26. They … packed their suitcases for the travel.

         [a) every, b) none, c) all, d) them]

27. Yesterday, the thieves broke … my house and stole my watch and money.

          [a) into, b) inside, c) with, d) out of]

28. You are … the wrong floor, this is the fifth floor. You should walk … to the 4th floor.

                  [a) on / down, b) at / up, c) through / over, d) in / onto]

29. You should finish your school with good grades … the sake of your future.

           [a) as, b) because, c) of, d) for]

30. The man … his hands in his pockets is staring … you.

             [a) in / in, b) with / at, c) by / to, d) as / at]

31. You can learn best … listening to your teacher … school.

                [a) with / in, b) as / onto, c) by / at, d) for / within]

32. I should have told you! You … the entire house. Our cleaning lady phoned she's coming tomorrow.

                          [a) needn’t have cleaned, b) didn’t need to clean, c) shouldn’t have cleaned, d) might not have cleaned]

33. You … and let that old lady have your seat. That's the decent thing to do, don't you think so?

                       [a) must have got up, b) would prefer get up, c) may get up, d) should get up]

34. Students … to manage the bookstore soon.

                            [a) were to be allowed, b) shall be allowed, c) will be allowed, d) should have been allowed]

35. Anthony said he was really busy this week, but he … at her sister’s wedding at least half an hour.

                        [a) could show up, b) should have shown up, c) has to show up, d) should show up]

36. The children were playing the new teacher … .

         [a) along, b) up, c) down, d) in]

37. Before you go to bed don’t forget to … all the lights.

             [a) turn over, b) turn away, c) turn in, d) turn out]

38. Before we start the lesson, I’d like to … what we did yesterday.

               [a) run through, b) run up, c) run along, d) run into]

39. We shall have to … if we want to go to Florida this summer.

             [a) put away, b) put aside, c) save up, d) lay up]

40. I went to the Train Station to see my uncle … to Dublin.

           [a) across, b) off, c) home, d) through]

41. Can I park here?

                               [a) Sorry, I did that., b) It’s the same place., c) I’m glad you asked me that., d) Only for half an hour.]

42. What colour will you paint the children’s bedroom?

                                   [a) We can’t decide., b) I hope it was right., c) It wasn’t very difficult, d) We must bear that fact in mind.]

43. I can’t understand this email.   [a, b, c, d]

a) Don’t you know?

b) I suppose you can.

c) Would you like some help?

d) This won’t take more than a few seconds.

44. I’d like two tickets for tomorrow night.

                                         [a) How much did you pay?, b) Afternoon and evening., c) I’ll just check for you., d) This is the point I’m trying to make.]

45. Shall we go to the gym now?

                   [a) It’s very good., b) I’m very tired., c) Not at all., d) You’re welcome.]

1. The company … some new equipment before the strike … .

                          [a) have ordered / begin, b) is ordering / began, c) had ordered / began, d) will order / had begun]

2. I … he … it interesting.

                      [a) hoped / would find, b) hoped / find, c) hopes / would find, d) hoped / finds]

3. Mark Twain … that they … about him.

                              [a) understood / are speaking, b) understood / were speaking, c) will understand / spoke, d) understands / speaks]

4. On our way home we … the problem if we could … the fine celebration of our mother’s birthday.

                                    [a) discussed / organized, b) had discussed / organize, c) have discussed / were organizing, d) were discussing / organize]

5. The greater part of London … of wood, but after the great fire wider streets and brick houses … .

                         [a) was / were built, b) had been / were built, c) is / have been built, d) has been / is built]

6. After my parents … home my life … better.

                         [a) had returned / became, b) will return / become, c) return / have become, d) return / would become]

7. Why … you come yesterday? We … a good time.

                           [a) don’t / can have, b) will / might have, c) did not / shall have, d) didn’t / could have had]

8. I … never … to Cambridge, but I once … Oxford.

                                      [a) did / go / visit, b) was / visiting / had been visiting, c) will / have gone / don’t visit, d) have / been / visited]

9. We … to wait because the man … .

                                    [a) were told / is questioned, b) were told / was being questioned, c) told / was questioned, d) told / was being questioned]

10. They didn’t know that he … from the University in 1990 and then … abroad.

                              [a) had graduated / is working, b) graduated / works, c) had graduated / worked, d) was graduating / worked]

11. You can buy it at the …

             [a) chemist’s, b) chemist, c) chemists, d) chemists’]

12. This is my … room.

              [a) children, b) childrens, c) childrens’, d) children’s]

13. My … friend is in Kiev now.

             [a) father, b) father’s, c) fathers’, d) fathers’s]

14. The old woman lived alone, with … to look after … .

                    [a) no one / her, b) someone / her, c) anyone / herself, d) anyone / she’s]

15. … two rings here on my little finger belonged to … grandmother.

                [a) Those / me, b) The / myself, c) These / my, d) That / mine]

16. When the little boy grabbed the lizard, … tail broke off in … hand.

              [a) it’s / his, b) its / his, c) it / him, d) it / one’s]

17. I saw he had a gun, but I didn't think he … .

                      [a) was going to shoot, b) will shooting, c) will shoot, d) had shoot]

18. I knew you … the exam. You didn’t make any effort!

                     [a) were failing, b) are going to fail, c) would fail, d) had failed]

19. I lost my passport the day before we … for our honeymoon.

                [a) would leave, b) left, c) had left, d) were leaving]

20. Sorry, I … you today, but I forgot.

                     [a) was calling, b) was going to call, c) would call, d) would be calling]

21. She promised she … an end to the situation, but failed to do so.

                  [a) would put, b) was putting, c) would have put, d) were putting]

22. Oh, my goodness! I haven't brought my wallet with … .

      [a) I, b) it, c) me, d) my]

23. Here is the exact place … I first saw you.

         [a) whose, b) where, c) here, d) there]

24. If I were in your shoes, I would drink … cool in this hot weather.

             [a) anything, b) anyone, c) somewhere, d) something]

25. Can you see the black clouds up in the sky? So, let's go … to protect ourselves from the rain.

                  [a) somebody else, b) anyone else, c) somewhere else, d) nobody else]

26. They … packed their suitcases for the travel.

         [a) every, b) none, c) all, d) them]

27. Yesterday, the thieves broke … my house and stole my watch and money.

          [a) into, b) inside, c) with, d) out of]

28. You are … the wrong floor, this is the fifth floor. You should walk … to the 4th floor.

                  [a) on / down, b) at / up, c) through / over, d) in / onto]

29. You should finish your school with good grades … the sake of your future.

           [a) as, b) because, c) of, d) for]

30. The man … his hands in his pockets is staring … you.

             [a) in / in, b) with / at, c) by / to, d) as / at]

31. You can learn best … listening to your teacher … school.

                [a) with / in, b) as / onto, c) by / at, d) for / within]

32. I should have told you! You … the entire house. Our cleaning lady phoned she's coming tomorrow.

                          [a) needn’t have cleaned, b) didn’t need to clean, c) shouldn’t have cleaned, d) might not have cleaned]

33. You … and let that old lady have your seat. That's the decent thing to do, don't you think so?

                       [a) must have got up, b) would prefer get up, c) may get up, d) should get up]

34. Students … to manage the bookstore soon.

                            [a) were to be allowed, b) shall be allowed, c) will be allowed, d) should have been allowed]

35. Anthony said he was really busy this week, but he … at her sister’s wedding at least half an hour.

                        [a) could show up, b) should have shown up, c) has to show up, d) should show up]

36. The children were playing the new teacher … .

         [a) along, b) up, c) down, d) in]

37. Before you go to bed don’t forget to … all the lights.

             [a) turn over, b) turn away, c) turn in, d) turn out]

38. Before we start the lesson, I’d like to … what we did yesterday.

               [a) run through, b) run up, c) run along, d) run into]

39. We shall have to … if we want to go to Florida this summer.

             [a) put away, b) put aside, c) save up, d) lay up]

40. I went to the Train Station to see my uncle … to Dublin.

           [a) across, b) off, c) home, d) through]

41. Can I park here?

                               [a) Sorry, I did that., b) It’s the same place., c) I’m glad you asked me that., d) Only for half an hour.]

42. What colour will you paint the children’s bedroom?

                                   [a) We can’t decide., b) I hope it was right., c) It wasn’t very difficult, d) We must bear that fact in mind.]

43. I can’t understand this email.   [a, b, c, d]

a) Don’t you know?

b) I suppose you can.

c) Would you like some help?

d) This won’t take more than a few seconds.

44. I’d like two tickets for tomorrow night.

                                         [a) How much did you pay?, b) Afternoon and evening., c) I’ll just check for you., d) This is the point I’m trying to make.]

45. Shall we go to the gym now?

                   [a) It’s very good., b) I’m very tired., c) Not at all., d) You’re welcome.]

1. The company … some new equipment before the strike … .

                          [a) have ordered / begin, b) is ordering / began, c) had ordered / began, d) will order / had begun]

2. I … he … it interesting.

                      [a) hoped / would find, b) hoped / find, c) hopes / would find, d) hoped / finds]

3. Mark Twain … that they … about him.

                              [a) understood / are speaking, b) understood / were speaking, c) will understand / spoke, d) understands / speaks]

4. On our way home we … the problem if we could … the fine celebration of our mother’s birthday.

                                    [a) discussed / organized, b) had discussed / organize, c) have discussed / were organizing, d) were discussing / organize]

5. The greater part of London … of wood, but after the great fire wider streets and brick houses … .

                         [a) was / were built, b) had been / were built, c) is / have been built, d) has been / is built]

6. After my parents … home my life … better.

                         [a) had returned / became, b) will return / become, c) return / have become, d) return / would become]

7. Why … you come yesterday? We … a good time.

                           [a) don’t / can have, b) will / might have, c) did not / shall have, d) didn’t / could have had]

8. I … never … to Cambridge, but I once … Oxford.

                                      [a) did / go / visit, b) was / visiting / had been visiting, c) will / have gone / don’t visit, d) have / been / visited]

9. We … to wait because the man … .

                                    [a) were told / is questioned, b) were told / was being questioned, c) told / was questioned, d) told / was being questioned]

10. They didn’t know that he … from the University in 1990 and then … abroad.

                              [a) had graduated / is working, b) graduated / works, c) had graduated / worked, d) was graduating / worked]

11. You can buy it at the …

             [a) chemist’s, b) chemist, c) chemists, d) chemists’]

12. This is my … room.

              [a) children, b) childrens, c) childrens’, d) children’s]

13. My … friend is in Kiev now.

             [a) father, b) father’s, c) fathers’, d) fathers’s]

14. The old woman lived alone, with … to look after … .

                    [a) no one / her, b) someone / her, c) anyone / herself, d) anyone / she’s]

15. … two rings here on my little finger belonged to … grandmother.

                [a) Those / me, b) The / myself, c) These / my, d) That / mine]

16. When the little boy grabbed the lizard, … tail broke off in … hand.

              [a) it’s / his, b) its / his, c) it / him, d) it / one’s]

17. I saw he had a gun, but I didn't think he … .

                      [a) was going to shoot, b) will shooting, c) will shoot, d) had shoot]

18. I knew you … the exam. You didn’t make any effort!

                     [a) were failing, b) are going to fail, c) would fail, d) had failed]

19. I lost my passport the day before we … for our honeymoon.

                [a) would leave, b) left, c) had left, d) were leaving]

20. Sorry, I … you today, but I forgot.

                     [a) was calling, b) was going to call, c) would call, d) would be calling]

21. She promised she … an end to the situation, but failed to do so.

                  [a) would put, b) was putting, c) would have put, d) were putting]

22. Oh, my goodness! I haven't brought my wallet with … .

      [a) I, b) it, c) me, d) my]

23. Here is the exact place … I first saw you.

         [a) whose, b) where, c) here, d) there]

24. If I were in your shoes, I would drink … cool in this hot weather.

             [a) anything, b) anyone, c) somewhere, d) something]

25. Can you see the black clouds up in the sky? So, let's go … to protect ourselves from the rain.

                  [a) somebody else, b) anyone else, c) somewhere else, d) nobody else]

26. They … packed their suitcases for the travel.

         [a) every, b) none, c) all, d) them]

27. Yesterday, the thieves broke … my house and stole my watch and money.

          [a) into, b) inside, c) with, d) out of]

28. You are … the wrong floor, this is the fifth floor. You should walk … to the 4th floor.

                  [a) on / down, b) at / up, c) through / over, d) in / onto]

29. You should finish your school with good grades … the sake of your future.

           [a) as, b) because, c) of, d) for]

30. The man … his hands in his pockets is staring … you.

             [a) in / in, b) with / at, c) by / to, d) as / at]

31. You can learn best … listening to your teacher … school.

                [a) with / in, b) as / onto, c) by / at, d) for / within]

32. I should have told you! You … the entire house. Our cleaning lady phoned she's coming tomorrow.

                          [a) needn’t have cleaned, b) didn’t need to clean, c) shouldn’t have cleaned, d) might not have cleaned]

33. You … and let that old lady have your seat. That's the decent thing to do, don't you think so?

                       [a) must have got up, b) would prefer get up, c) may get up, d) should get up]

34. Students … to manage the bookstore soon.

                            [a) were to be allowed, b) shall be allowed, c) will be allowed, d) should have been allowed]

35. Anthony said he was really busy this week, but he … at her sister’s wedding at least half an hour.

                        [a) could show up, b) should have shown up, c) has to show up, d) should show up]

36. The children were playing the new teacher … .

         [a) along, b) up, c) down, d) in]

37. Before you go to bed don’t forget to … all the lights.

             [a) turn over, b) turn away, c) turn in, d) turn out]

38. Before we start the lesson, I’d like to … what we did yesterday.

               [a) run through, b) run up, c) run along, d) run into]

39. We shall have to … if we want to go to Florida this summer.

             [a) put away, b) put aside, c) save up, d) lay up]

40. I went to the Train Station to see my uncle … to Dublin.

           [a) across, b) off, c) home, d) through]

41. Can I park here?

                               [a) Sorry, I did that., b) It’s the same place., c) I’m glad you asked me that., d) Only for half an hour.]

42. What colour will you paint the children’s bedroom?

                                   [a) We can’t decide., b) I hope it was right., c) It wasn’t very difficult, d) We must bear that fact in mind.]

43. I can’t understand this email.   [a, b, c, d]

a) Don’t you know?

b) I suppose you can.

c) Would you like some help?

d) This won’t take more than a few seconds.

44. I’d like two tickets for tomorrow night.

                                         [a) How much did you pay?, b) Afternoon and evening., c) I’ll just check for you., d) This is the point I’m trying to make.]

45. Shall we go to the gym now?

                   [a) It’s very good., b) I’m very tired., c) Not at all., d) You’re welcome.]