HS2 1

1. Which instrument makes                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]music in the world?

2. This magazine is cheap, but that one is                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten].

3. Skateboarding is a dangerous hobby. Bungee jumping is                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]than skateboarding.

4. The sun was warm,                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]the wind was a bit cool.

5. Margaret wore her rain boots,                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten] her feet stayed dry during the storm.

6. You have to be on time,                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]you’ll miss the train.

7. Did you know                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]man who was talking to Ken?

8. Do you have                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]driver's license?

9. She didn't get                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]invitation.

10. Mr. Jackson is a VERY busy man. He has                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]little time for such distractions.

11. Laura is really creative. She has                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]few ideas which could really change this company.

12. I bought                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]lightest backpacking tent the company makes. It's made of     [-, the, a, an]much stronger material than my last tent.

13. Farmers are usually                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]the fields from early       [on, at, to, in, until]the morning      [in, on, at, till, to]late        [on, in, to, at, during]night        [at, on, to, in, untill]summer.

14. Whether or not you join me, I will be                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]our neighbour’s barbecue party    [on, -, in, at]this afternoon.

15. He stepped                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]the gas and drove                    [after the accident, with, along, off, away]after the accident.

16. A serious problem                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]after project had been started.

17. Our teacher insisted                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]cutting Jane’s birthday cake up fairly         [between, for, among, in]all the pupils.

18. By the end of tomorrow Dortmund                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]Chelsea Champions League Cup.

19. These days, people who                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]manual work, often receive far more money than clerks who              [are working, work, were working, have worked]in offices.

20. She                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]me at the meetings only on Sundays as a child.

21. 21.                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]and      [tell, told]me about your trip to Denver.

22. Mother                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]Jason that he              [will promise, promises, promise, had promised]to clean the garage after school.

23. The theatre company                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]a grant of £6.000 and it                  [seeks, is seeking, has been seeking, has sought]a further £2.000 from elsewhere now.

24. The thieves                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]and left in a hurry.

25. Unfortunately, the same kind of food                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]all their lives by the people of Caucasus.

2. This magazine is cheap, but that one is             [cheaper, cheapest, cheap, the cheaper].

3. Skateboarding is a dangerous hobby. Bungee jumping is                    [dangerous, more dangerous, most dangerous, the most dangerous]than skateboarding.

4. The sun was warm,         [yet, even if, unless, since]the wind was a bit cool.

5. Margaret wore her rain boots,                    [however, therefore, on the other hand, unless] her feet stayed dry during the storm.

6. You have to be on time,             [nonetheless, however, otherwise, meanwhile]you’ll miss the train.

7. Did you know     [a, an, the, -]man who was talking to Ken?

8. Do you have     [a, an, the, -]driver's license?

9. She didn't get     [a, an, the, -]invitation.

10. Mr. Jackson is a VERY busy man. He has     [a, an, the, -]little time for such distractions.

11. Laura is really creative. She has     [a, an, the, -]few ideas which could really change this company.

12. I bought     [-, a, the, an]lightest backpacking tent the company makes. It's made of     [-, the, a, an]much stronger material than my last tent.

13. Farmers are usually       [on, until, to, in, at]the fields from early       [on, at, to, in, until]the morning      [in, on, at, till, to]late        [on, in, to, at, during]night       [at, on, to, in, until]summer.

14. Whether or not you join me, I will be    [in, at, on, -]our neighbour’s barbecue party    [on, -, in, at]this afternoon.

15. He stepped       [along, at, with, on]the gas and drove                    [after the accident, with, along, off, away]after the accident.

16. A serious problem              [came up, checked over, found out, faced with]after project had been started.

17. Our teacher insisted       [into, about, on, for]cutting Jane’s birthday cake up fairly         [between, for, among, in]all the pupils.

18. By the end of tomorrow Dortmund                            [is eliminating, will have been eleminating, has been eliminated, will have eliminated]Chelsea Champions League Cup.

19. These days, people who            [are doing, do, were doing, have done]manual work, often receive far more money than clerks who              [are working, work, were working, have worked]in offices.

20. She            [was seeing, has seeing, saw, had seen]me at the meetings only on Sundays as a child.

21.                [Sitting down, To sit down, Sit down, Having sat dow]and      [tell, told, tell, told]me about your trip to Denver.

22. Mother              [reminded, has reminded, will rimind, reminded]Jason that he              [will promise, promises, promise, had promised]to clean the garage after school.

23. The theatre company                [will be given, has been given, is given, was given]a grant of £6.000 and it                   [seeks, is seeking, has been seeking, has sought]a further £2.000 from elsewhere now.

24. The thieves                  [in disturbed, were disturbed, have disturbed, were disturbing]and left in a hurry.

25. Unfortunately, the same kind of food                        [has eaten, should have been eaten, must be eaten, should be eaten]all their lives by the people of Caucasus.

26. Can you tell us what we                   [are supposing, supposed, are supposed, had been supposed]to do?

27. Every living creature                   [provides, has been provided, would provide, will be provided]with some way to protect itself, by nature.

28. I’m sorry I’m late. You                 [might have been, could have been, need to be, must have been]waiting for a long time.

29. We                  [should have been, could have been, need to be, must have been]flying to Spain now if we had bought tickets in time.

30. My aunt                         [won’t be coming, won’t have come, needn’t have come, can’t have been coming]here tomorrow.

31. You         [need, have to, may, must]not open the door on any account when I’m out.

32. You         [must, may, have to, can]find some of the most colourful people on the bus.

33. Choose the correct question word: “       [Why, Where, Who, Which]are you crying?”

34. Choose the correct question word: “       [When, What, Who, Which]one do you like?”

35. Choose the correct question word: “       [Where, How, Which, When]do you feel today?”

36. Match the sentence: Len's buying his wife a present.                                          [It’s her birthday soon., Because we’re going to a wedding soon., Because he’s hungry., Because he doesn’t earn much at the mome]

37. Match the sentence: Peter's looking for a better job.                                          [Because he must go to the restaurant., Because he need his hair cat., Because he doesn’t earn much at the mome, Because he likes bacon and egg for break]

38. Match the sentence: She is watering the flowers.                                          [Because it is her birthday soon., Because she needs to switch on the light, Because she is going to call her friend., Because they are dry.]

39. Identify the correct sentence:                                          [Much efforts bring their reward., Many villagers cannot write his name., He is a coward men., People often spend their leisure in cine]

40. Identify the correct sentence:                                  [he takes no care over his work., I asked to him why he was angry., John said can he go home., Leave the horse’s reigns.]

41. He is so arrogant and vain that he looks down on everyone. Consequently, everyone               [is angry, ignores, is inerested, surprises]him.

42. Turkey and Iraq should             [start, intend, investigate, maintain]their friendly relations in spite of some disputes with the USA.

43. The baby             [look after, seemed, took after, looked like]his mother’s green eyes and his father’s strength.

44. Why do you          [persist, convince, insist, tempt]on his smoking all the time even though you know that he is not a smoker?

In the course of an academic year, students              [interact, get in touch, teach, influence]with one another; consequently, they gain knowledge and ideas about many things and events.

2. This magazine is cheap, but that one is             [cheaper, cheapest, cheap, the cheaper].