Choose the appropriate adverb. Wait for me here. I’ll be back

Choose the appropriate adverb. Wait for me here. I’ll ... be back.

Soon

Choose the appropriate forms of the verbs. -... life ... on Mars? -No, it ... .

Does/exits/does’t

I turned around _____, because there was a _____ shout.

Immediately/sudden

_____ there a table? Yes, there _____.

Is/is

A- _____ books _____ there under your desk? B- There _____ one.

How many/are/is

There _____ any flowers.

Aren’t

A - I am really _____ about my exam marks. B - Oh, no! You are sometimes so _____.

worried / tiring

Choose the appropriate adverb. ..., we managed to reach the top of Mount Everest.

Luckily

There’s _____ electric cooker.

An

Choose the appropriate answer to the question. Who usually answers these letters in your office?

I do, of course.

Choose the appropriate adverb. Nobel’s main concern was ... making money or even making scientific discoveries.

Never

Choose the appropriate adverb. “He doesn’t understand it yet” means the negative action of understanding ... continues.

Still

Complete the sentence. He answered her question ... .

as quickly as a flash

There _____ a post box in front of the chemist’s.

Is

A plane arrived _____ the airport _____ .

at / late

A: _____ is there in the bedroom? B: There _____ 2 beds, 3 televisions, and 2 cupboards.

What / are

The homework was the _____.

Easiest

There _____ an armchair.

Is

Choose the appropriate form of the verb. I ... home for lunch on Mondays. I have lunch in the canteen.

don't go

Choose the appropriate form of the verbs. I usually ... a blouse and jeans at home, but today I ... on a new dress.

wear/have put

Choose the appropriate form of the verb. ... this engineer work at the Ministry of Foreign Trade?

Does

My friend never comes school _____. He is always _____.

early / late

A: Do you have any _____ ? B: No, I don’t. But I have _____ grammar books.

dictionaries / some

I know the Prime Minister _____ .

Well

They are _____ readers, they read _____.

slow / hard

Choose the appropriate form of the adverb. Can't you speak ...?

Clearly

Choose the appropriate adverb. Most of the warnings were made ... in order not to disturb the comfort of the guests.

Unwillingly

Choose the appropriate adverb. ... he is a good runner but I have never watched him run a race.

Apparently

Please listen ___

Carefully

It’s the best home _____ the world.

In

Be _____! Walk _____.

careful / quietly

The village of the Kingmore has _____ post office and _____ shop.

a/a

There _____ 4 _____ on the sofa?

are / women

Choose the appropriate forms of the verbs. He ... his English in the morning, he ... it in the evening.

doesn't have/has

“_____ there any photos?” “No, there _____.”

Are / aren’t

A _____ driver.

Careful

“_____ there any cups?” “Yes, ______ are.”

Are / there

Choose the appropriate adverb. He ... committed the crime, but the evidence is not convincing.

Undoubtedly

13. There are _____ sandwiches, but there _____ any chips.

some / aren’t

Choose the appropriate adverb. Your hair is ... different from mine.

Completely

Choose the appropriate adverb. ..., he was that sort of man who was not suited for this job. He couldn’t succeed.

Actually

Does the cottage have _____ dining room?

A

Choose the appropriate nonfinite form of the verb. I think ... .

he is about fifty

Choose the appropriate adverb. “I rarely go there means” I do not ... go there.

Frequently

Choose the appropriate answer to the question. - You don't like horror films, do you? - ... . They are so terrifying.

Yes,I do

At first we draw _____ then _____.

quickly / slowly

How much are _____ glasses?

These

There _____ 3 telephones, but _____ isn’t a cooker.

are / there

There _____ a post box in front of the chemist’s.

Is

Choose the appropriate adverb. “He ... eats meat” means he doesn’t eat meat at anytime habitually.

Never

I am _____ in the Mexican Culture, because it is _____ .

interested / exciting

There _____ one bag. There _____ 3 bags.

isn’t / are

Choose the appropriate form of the verb. Hamid says he's 25 years old, but nobody ... him.

doesn't believe

There _____ an armchair.

Is

A: Do you have any _____ ? B: No, I don’t. But I have _____ grammar books.

dictionaries / some

Complete the sentence. He answered her question ... .

as quickly as a flash

I know the Prime Minister _____ .

Well

I turned around _____, because there was a _____ shout.

immediately / sudden

Choose the appropriate form of the verb. Usually my working day ... at 8.30 sharp.

Starts

She ran _____.

Quickly

“Is _____ a television?” “Yes, there ____.”

There/is

“Is _____ exercise very easy?” “No, _____ isn’t.”

That/it

There _____ magazines under the table.

Are

I don’t like _____ music.

This

I don’t like _____ music.

Is / a / there

Upstairs there’s _____ big bathroom.

A

Choose the appropriate form of the verbs. Max ... to be good at interpreting, ... he?

doesn't seem/does

Choose the appropriate adverb. “He ... eats meat” means he doesn’t eat meat at anytime habitually.

Never

Choose the appropriate form of the verb. Hamid says he's 25 years old, but nobody ... him.

doesn't believe

Choose the appropriate form of the verb. I miss her very much, almost every minute of the day I think of her, or I think I ... her.

Hear

They are _____ readers, they read _____.

Slow/hard

My husband’s a _____ cook.

Bad

Choose the appropriate answer to the question. Who usually answers these letters in your office?

I do, of course.

There _____ 3 telephones, but _____ isn’t a cooker.

Are/there

A- _____ books _____ there under your desk? B- There _____ one.

How many / are / is

13. There are _____ sandwiches, but there _____ any chips.

Some/aren’t

Choose the appropriate form of the verbs. The sea ... to those who ... to listen to it.

speaks/likes

“Is _____ book John’s?” “Yes, _____ is.”

This/it

My friend never comes school _____. He is always _____.

early / late

_____ any men in the hall?

Are there

Choose the appropriate adverb. ... he is a good runner but I have never watched him run a race.

Apparently

Choose the appropriate adverb. Wait for me here. I’ll ... be back.

Soon

Everybody was very _____ about you.

Worried

Choose the appropriate form of the verb. "This thief ... usually promise to steal again," said Sherlock Holmes.