Use of English. Form 11

Task 1

Experimental Theatre

There’s no point (1) __ about not having good seats when the play you are about to watch is theatre in a real world environment. In this type of theatre, it is easy (2)__ you’re watching a performance because the actors are not on stage. For instance, you (3) _____ see Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” performed in a castle or “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in a forest. That way, you can become involved in the plot of the work that is being presented.

You (4) ______ be asked to follow the actors around a certain area and

(5) ____ even be asked to perform yourself. Environment Theatre is ideal for those who are thinking (6) _____ actors or those who always wanted to be stars.

Nobody knows exactly how Environment Theatre began. Quite possibly the first work that
became environmental theatre was just a coincidence. Perhaps a group of actors decided
(7) _____around on the beach one day. “Hey! We (8) ___ theatre to take it to a new level.
We (9) ___ perform on a stage,” they (10) _____have said. “After all, all the world’s a stage!”

1. a. to complain b. in complaining c. for complaining d. of complaint

Task 1

Experimental Theatre

There’s no point (1) ___about not having good seats when the play you are about to watch is theatre in a real world environment. In this type of theatre, it is easy (2) __ you’re watching a performance because the actors are not on stage. For instance, you (3) _____see Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” performed in a castle or “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in a forest. That way, you can become involved in the plot of the work that is being presented.

You (4) _______be asked to follow the actors around a certain area and

(5) _______even be asked to perform yourself. Environment Theatre is ideal for those who are thinking (6) ______actors or those who always wanted to be stars.

Nobody knows exactly how Environment Theatre began. Quite possibly the first work that
became environmental theatre was just a coincidence. Perhaps a group of actors decided
(7) _____ around on the beach one day. “Hey! We (8) __ theatre to take it to a new level.
We (9) _____ perform on a stage,” they (10) ______have said. “After all, all the world’s a stage!”

2. a. forgetting b. for forgetting c. to forget d. to be forgetting

Task 1

Experimental Theatre

There’s no point (1) _about not having good seats when the play you are about to watch is theatre in a real world environment. In this type of theatre, it is easy (2) you’re watching a performance because the actors are not on stage. For instance, you (3) _____see Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” performed in a castle or “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in a forest. That way, you can become involved in the plot of the work that is being presented.

You (4) _______be asked to follow the actors around a certain area and

(5) _____even be asked to perform yourself. Environment Theatre is ideal for those who are thinking (6) ____actors or those who always wanted to be stars.

Nobody knows exactly how Environment Theatre began. Quite possibly the first work that
became environmental theatre was just a coincidence. Perhaps a group of actors decided
(7) ___ around on the beach one day. “Hey! We (8) theatre to take it to a new level.
We (9) ___ perform on a stage,” they (10) ____have said. “After all, all the world’s a stage!”

3. a. may b. need to c. must d. have

Task 1

Experimental Theatre

There’s no point (1) about not having good seats when the play you are about to watch is theatre in a real world environment. In this type of theatre, it is easy (2) you’re watching a performance because the actors are not on stage. For instance, you (3) ____see Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” performed in a castle or “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in a forest. That way, you can become involved in the plot of the work that is being presented.

You (4) _______be asked to follow the actors around a certain area and

(5) ___even be asked to perform yourself. Environment Theatre is ideal for those who are thinking (6) __actors or those who always wanted to be stars.

Nobody knows exactly how Environment Theatre began. Quite possibly the first work that
became environmental theatre was just a coincidence. Perhaps a group of actors decided
(7) ___ around on the beach one day. “Hey! We (8) theatre to take it to a new level.
We (9) _ perform on a stage,” they (10) __have said. “After all, all the world’s a stage!”

4. a. may b. need to c. must d. can

Task 1

Experimental Theatre

There’s no point (1) about not having good seats when the play you are about to watch is theatre in a real world environment. In this type of theatre, it is easy (2) you’re watching a performance because the actors are not on stage. For instance, you (3) ____see Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” performed in a castle or “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in a forest. That way, you can become involved in the plot of the work that is being presented.

You (4) _______be asked to follow the actors around a certain area and

(5) ___even be asked to perform yourself. Environment Theatre is ideal for those who are thinking (6) __actors or those who always wanted to be stars.

Nobody knows exactly how Environment Theatre began. Quite possibly the first work that
became environmental theatre was just a coincidence. Perhaps a group of actors decided
(7) ___ around on the beach one day. “Hey! We (8) theatre to take it to a new level.
We (9) _ perform on a stage,” they (10) __have said. “After all, all the world’s a stage!”

5. a. might b. mightn’t c. can d. can’t

Task 1

Experimental Theatre

There’s no point (1) about not having good seats when the play you are about to watch is theatre in a real world environment. In this type of theatre, it is easy (2) you’re watching a performance because the actors are not on stage. For instance, you (3) ____see Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” performed in a castle or “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in a forest. That way, you can become involved in the plot of the work that is being presented.

You (4) _______be asked to follow the actors around a certain area and

(5) ___even be asked to perform yourself. Environment Theatre is ideal for those who are thinking (6) __actors or those who always wanted to be stars.

Nobody knows exactly how Environment Theatre began. Quite possibly the first work that
became environmental theatre was just a coincidence. Perhaps a group of actors decided
(7) ___ around on the beach one day. “Hey! We (8) theatre to take it to a new level.
We (9) _ perform on a stage,” they (10) __have said. “After all, all the world’s a stage!”

6. a. to become b. to be becoming c. about becoming d. as becoming

Task 1

Experimental Theatre

There’s no point (1) about not having good seats when the play you are about to watch is theatre in a real world environment. In this type of theatre, it is easy (2) you’re watching a performance because the actors are not on stage. For instance, you (3) ____see Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” performed in a castle or “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in a forest. That way, you can become involved in the plot of the work that is being presented.

You (4) _______be asked to follow the actors around a certain area and

(5) ___even be asked to perform yourself. Environment Theatre is ideal for those who are thinking (6) __actors or those who always wanted to be stars.

Nobody knows exactly how Environment Theatre began. Quite possibly the first work that
became environmental theatre was just a coincidence. Perhaps a group of actors decided
(7) ___ around on the beach one day. “Hey! We (8) theatre to take it to a new level.
We (9) _ perform on a stage,” they (10) __have said. “After all, all the world’s a stage!”

7. a. fooling b. about fooling c. to fool d. fooled

Task 1

Experimental Theatre

There’s no point (1) about not having good seats when the play you are about to watch is theatre in a real world environment. In this type of theatre, it is easy (2) you’re watching a performance because the actors are not on stage. For instance, you (3) ____see Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” performed in a castle or “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in a forest. That way, you can become involved in the plot of the work that is being presented.

You (4) _______be asked to follow the actors around a certain area and

(5) ___even be asked to perform yourself. Environment Theatre is ideal for those who are thinking (6) __actors or those who always wanted to be stars.

Nobody knows exactly how Environment Theatre began. Quite possibly the first work that
became environmental theatre was just a coincidence. Perhaps a group of actors decided
(7) ___ around on the beach one day. “Hey! We (8) theatre to take it to a new level.
We (9) _ perform on a stage,” they (10) __have said. “After all, all the world’s a stage!”

8 a. can be developing

b. must have developed

c. shouldn’t develop

d. should develop

Task 1

Experimental Theatre

There’s no point (1) about not having good seats when the play you are about to watch is theatre in a real world environment. In this type of theatre, it is easy (2) you’re watching a performance because the actors are not on stage. For instance, you (3) ____see Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” performed in a castle or “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in a forest. That way, you can become involved in the plot of the work that is being presented.

You (4) _______be asked to follow the actors around a certain area and

(5) ___even be asked to perform yourself. Environment Theatre is ideal for those who are thinking (6) __actors or those who always wanted to be stars.

Nobody knows exactly how Environment Theatre began. Quite possibly the first work that
became environmental theatre was just a coincidence. Perhaps a group of actors decided
(7) ___ around on the beach one day. “Hey! We (8) theatre to take it to a new level.
We (9) _ perform on a stage,” they (10) __have said. “After all, all the world’s a stage!”

9. a. need to

b. don’t need to

c. need

d. must

Task 1

Experimental Theatre

There’s no point (1) about not having good seats when the play you are about to watch is theatre in a real world environment. In this type of theatre, it is easy (2) you’re watching a performance because the actors are not on stage. For instance, you (3) ____see Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” performed in a castle or “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in a forest. That way, you can become involved in the plot of the work that is being presented.

You (4) _______be asked to follow the actors around a certain area and

(5) ___even be asked to perform yourself. Environment Theatre is ideal for those who are thinking (6) __actors or those who always wanted to be stars.

Nobody knows exactly how Environment Theatre began. Quite possibly the first work that
became environmental theatre was just a coincidence. Perhaps a group of actors decided
(7) ___ around on the beach one day. “Hey! We (8) theatre to take it to a new level.
We (9) _ perform on a stage,” they (10) __have said. “After all, all the world’s a stage!”

10.

a. should

b. may

c. can

d. would

That is a problem that has _____ scientists for years.

Mrs. Baxter is the ______of a non-profit organisation that protects sea turtles.

The _____ stopped on the twelfth floor.

He asked _______ for my to go out but I refused.

The asked ______ for a ransom of 1 million pounds.

He was let off because he was under ______.

Do you know who ________ the sewing machine?

The teacher gave each student a ________ of vocabulary cards.

There isn’t enough ______ for all my books in this bookcase.

The hotel is now _____ new management and an effort is being made to attract many new clients.