1. This my friend name’s Richard. A are / His b is / My

1.This ______ my friend. ______ name’s Richard.
A) are / His B) is / My
C) is / His D) his / His

2. They ______ Lisa and Max. They ______ from the USA.
A) is / is B) are / is
C) are / are D) is / is


3. “What is ______ name?” “My name’s Carlos.”
A) his B) her C) your D) my


4. He is ______ teacher.
A) a B) an C) * D) the


5. I live ______ a house ______ Los Angeles.
A) * / in B) in / in C) in / * D) at / in


6. “______ is your phone number?”
It’s 2229"
A) Where B) How C) What D) Who


7. “______ are you?”
“I’m Alex.”
A) Which B) How C) What D) Who


8. What’s this ______ English?
A) * B) in C) at D) on


9. In winter Sheila _____ skiing and in summer _____ tennis.
A) makes / plays B) goes / plays
C) does / plays D) starts / *


10. She _____ from England.
A) come B) comes
C) don’t come D) goes


11. _____ she _____ French?
A) Do / speaks B) Does / speaks
C) Does / speak D) Is / speak


12.There are _____ sandwiches, but there _____ any chips.
A) some / aren’t B) any / aren’t
C) some / are D) any / are


13. There is _____ photo of _____ teachers.
A) some / some B) a / some
C) some / any D) any / some


14. How many _____ are there in the cupboard.
A) glass B) of glasses
C) a glass D) glasses

15. Yes, there are _____ chairs.

but there are not _____ desks.
A) some / any B) any / some
C) any / any D) some / some

16. Kim _____ ski 4 years ago

but he _____ ski very well now
A) could / can B) can / could
C) could / can’t D) couldn’t / can

17. A: _____ Paul play rugby?

B: No, he can’t. But he can _____ baseball.
A) Can / play B) Can / plays
C) Does / play D) Does / play
18. _____ you _____ a girl _____ fair hair?
A) Do / knowing / of
B) Does / know / of
C) Do / know / with
D) Are / knowing / with

19.“____ their names Jack & Benny?”

“Yes, _____ .”
A) Are / they are
B) Aren’t / there are
C) Am / their
D) Is / they’re


20.I _____ play chess _____ I was five.
A) can / when B) could / when
C) could / what D) can / where

English can be a hard language to learn. That’s why usually you learn it by 21.______. In CERF standard A1 is the beginner level, A2 is harder, but 22._____ is very easy. Then you have B1 and B2. Highest levels of 23.______ are C1 and C2.

To make things easy for beginners, a special type of English language was made in 1930. The 24.______ was to make it 25.______ for learning and 26._______ to explain complex ideas with simple words. This Basic English was made by Charles Kay Ogden, an English writer. Only 850 27._______ words are used in Basic English. Any technical words can also be used, but must be explained with simple words first. New words are formed with common word endings and 28._______: un-, -s, -es, -er, -ed, -est, -ing, -ly. You can also make new words by combining some simple words into a new one. For example: milkman, fireman, sunrise, northeast, 29.______. In regular English such words are usually known as 30.________.
21. A) levels B) common
C) prefixes D) useful
22. A) levels B) common
C) still D) aim
23. A)prefixes B)learning
C)common D)useful
24. A) aim B)gearbox
C) prefixes D) useful
25. A) useful B) aim
C) prefixes D) learning
26. A) easy enough B) gearbox
C) prefixes D) useful
27. A) easy enough B) gearbox
C) common D) useful
28. A) prefixes B) gearbox
C) common D) useful
29. A) gearbox B)learning
C)common D)useful
30. A) gearbox B)learning
C) compound words D) ) useful