B of c on d in Choose the appropriate preposition. If you are going the Post Office, would you post this letter? from b on c till d to

A) -/in B) -/on C) to/in- D) with/for

168.-Is Mr.Black at home? No, he’ll be at home . . . four o’clock.

A) in B) on C) upon D) at

169..You can’t answer . . .my question again. Why haven’t you learned the words . . . heart?

A) to/on B) -/by C) on/by D) on/with

170..We are ready . . . the lesson.

A) of B) in C) at D) for
171..My friend went . . .Moscow a month ago.
A) in B) on C) to D) at

172..This street is named . . .General Rakhimov, who gave his life during the Great Patriotic War.

A) at B) around C) of D) after

173..This song is extremely popular . . . our classmates.

A) around B) with C) for D) in

174..I don’t think you will need any help, but if you . . . it, just let me know.

A) need B) can C) will need D) needing

175..He spoke so quickly that I . . .hardly understand him.

A) can B) may C) must D) could

176.”Shall I write a letter to him?” ”No, you . . . , it’s not necessary.”

A) can’t B) needn’t C) mightn’t D) must

177. .... I ask you to read this sentence once more?

A) can B) couldn’t C) had to D) might to

178..Glass, paper and aluminum cans . . . all be recycled easily.

A) can B) will C) must D) ought to

179..We have already done everything, so you ... have come.

A) must B) had to C) could D) needn’t

180..His suggestion may be of little value, but you ... discuss it all the same.

A) should B) may C) need D) has to

181..It’s a shame, you devote so little time to the child. You ... give him more attention. She’s got ill.

A) might B) may C) must D) have to

182..Helen ... marry him if she wanted to.

A) can B) am to C) must D) could

183. ... I turn the television off ?

A) need B) am to C) has to D) may

184..Excuse me, ... you tell me the time?

A) may B) must C) might D) can

185..We ... protect our environment from pollution.

A) need B) had to C) are to D) must

186.Take it from . . . and give it to . . . .

A) he/I B) him/me C) you/you D) his/my

187. .. . . are pencils . . . are pens.

A) this/that B) that/these C) these/those D) that/this

188 .Will . . . please give me your pen.

A) he B) she C) you D) him

190. .Have you heard that a friend of ... went to the seaside ?

A) my B) mine C) her D) their

191. I can’t manage without . . . help.

A) you B) my C) your D) him

192. Is there . . . in the room? Please, open the door!

A) somewhere B) something C) anything D) anybody
193. 19.I’m sorry you ... smoke here.
A) had to B) can’t C) could D) must
194. 16.I can’t manage without . . . help.
A) you B) my C) your D) him
195. 29.My friend went . . .Moscow a month ago.
A) in B) on C) to D) at
196. Choose the correct answer to complete the
dialogue.
- You look tired this morning. Did you sleep well?
- . . . I had a terrible toothache.
A) Yes, I did. B) No, I don’t C) No, I didn’t D) Yes, I am.
197. The principal of the school ... to me twenty minutes ago.
A) speak B) spoke C) speaks D) will speak
198. Choose the best answer.
Can I have . . . cold water?
A) any B) some C) if D) no
199. Choose the proper pronoun.
My flat is large. What about ...?

1. 
   mine B) her C) their D) yours
   

200. Choose the appropriate antonym.
Sally was a kind person.
A) cruel B) fine C) nice D) generous