57. I like Oxford. … a nice city. A its b that’s c it’s d this is 58. I like your pullover. Where did you … it?

78. It’s a nice day. Let’s …
A) go for a swim B) go swimming
C) go to swimming D) A/B
79. Jill and Ann are good friends. They know … very well. A) themselves B) each other C) himself D) herself
80. Knife
A) knifes B) knifs C) knifies D) knives
81. Last night we … a meal.
A) went on for B) went out to
C) went away to D) went out for
82. Linda and Frank … next month.
A) are being married B) will marry
C) are getting married D) B/C
83. Man
A) mans B) mens C) men D) man
84. Monkey
A) monkeies B) monkeyies C) monkeys D) monkies
85. Mouse
A) mouses B) mices C) mice D) mouse
86. Open … windows. It’s very hot.
A) a B) the C) another D) A/C
87. Oxford is famous for … university.
A) it’s B) it C) their D) its
88. Party
A) partiyes B) partyes C) parties D) partys
89. Paul and I live near …
A) ourselves B) each other C) himself D) myself
90. Picasso was … famous painter.
A) a B) an C) the D) -
91. Potato
A) potatos B) potatoyes C) potatoes D) potato
92. Schoolchildren often … school trips.
A) go away for B) go on for C) go away to D) go away on
93. She … the car and drove away.
A) got in B) got off C) got on D) A/B/C
94. She fell off her bicycle but she didn’t hurt …
A) her B) hers C) herself D) himself
95. She has a small boat and she often …
A) goes to sail B) goes for sailing
C) goes on sailing D) goes sailing
96. She was very happy because we invited … to stay with … at … house.
A) her/them/our B) her/us/them
C) her/us/our D) her/ours/our
97. She wasn’t with her friends. She was by …
A) him B) her C) himself D) herself
98. She’s … nice …
A) a/people B) the/person C) -/person D) a/person