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A.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
D.
6.
fastly
A.
B.
A.
can be able to
C.
B.
have had to
D.
C.
will has to
D.
could
A.
born
B.
was borne
A.
C.
was born
B.
D.
was burn
C.
D.
A.
B.
A.
fifteen ten
C.
B.
D.
C.
D.
ten fifteen
B.
C.
you need
D.
need you
9.
will be taken
B.
they're taken
C.
D.
hard
B.
speedy
C.
fast
to visit
B.
a visit to
B.
on late
C.
to visiting
C.
late in
D.
visiting
D.
late in the
everything
B.
nothing
C.
anything
D.
something
I ask
C.
somebody wants it
D.
I want
A.
Not, sorry.
B.
A.
doesn't come
C.
I afraid no.
B.
not to come
D.
No, sadly.
C.
don't come
D.
shouldn't come
A.
try
B.
've tried
A.
at
C.
tried
B.
like
D.
'm trying
C.
as
D.
out
wanted
No, I don't.
B.
Yes, please.
C.
D.
No, no me!
would intend
would want
will want
A.
20. My son is only one and a half years old but he can
already _____.
in late
A.
come
B.
hurry
C.
go
D.
walk
21. B.
B.
1.
C.
D.
had to have
B.
had to be
C.
must had to be
D.
has been
6.
2.
some
B.
no
C.
the
D.
any
B.
C.
A.
hasn't it
D.
B.
isn't it
C.
hasn't he
D.
haven't you
A.
if there's
B.
is there
C.
whether is there
D.
there is
a bread's loaf
B.
a bread loaf
C.
a loaf-bread
D.
a loaf of bread
I feel _____.
A.
happily
B.
badly
C.
awfully
A.
Most of
D.
ill
B.
The most of
C.
Most
D.
The most
9.
5.
A.
8.
4.
A.
7.
3.
on your right
10. Margaret _____ me _____ worry.
A.
said // not to
A.
big
B.
told // not to
B.
high
C.
told // don't
C.
highly
D.
said // not
D.
hardly
at least
B.
after all
C.
following
D.
finally
B.
M.H. Kingsley.
C.
Nick.
D.
Smith.
A.
in
A.
when
B.
at
B.
what time
C.
while
C.
why
D.
on
D.
whether
A.
I'll.
A.
is boiled
B.
B.
is to boil
C.
Please.
C.
boils
D.
It's here.
D.
is boiling
A.
Sorry, I wouldn't.
A.
Austrian
B.
B.
Ireland
C.
C.
Greek
D.
D.
French
was handing
B.
had handed
B.
much fast
C.
handing
C.
more fastly
D.
having handed
D.
fastlier
22. C.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
A.
any moneys
B.
was raining
B.
few money
C.
had rained
C.
any money
D.
has rained
D.
some moneys
7.
do shops open
A.
have drunk
B.
shops open
B.
drink
C.
C.
D.
shops' opening
D.
drank
8.
had
A.
don't need
B.
have had
B.
needn't
C.
have
C.
haven't got
D.
had had
D.
mustn't have
9.
A.
B.
B.
Always
C.
was felt
C.
Recently
D.
D.
Every year
faster
A.
aren't
B.
do
C.
don't
C.
D.
have
D.
never would
he always had
B.
he had ever
C.
had he ever
D.
he has ever
B.
C.
D.
I'll write
A.
B.
I'll to write
B.
was heard
C.
I'm writing
C.
was hearing
D.
I write
D.
had heard
A.
B.
had painted
A.
jumped
C.
B.
had jumped
D.
painted
C.
was jumped
D.
A.
had not
B.
didn't know to
A.
will want
C.
couldn't have
B.
want
D.
C.
would want
D.
had wanted
B.
---
D.
got used to
23. D.
C.
will be built
1.
D.
2.
3.
B.
had
C.
have
at
B.
---
A.
C.
to
B.
D.
to the
C.
D.
5.
A.
to
B.
for
A.
work
C.
than
B.
a profession
D.
as
C.
a living
D.
a job
7.
Everybody are
B.
Every people is
C.
Everyone is
D.
4.
6.
8.
have done
B.
did
C.
was going
D.
had done
were shown
B.
had shown
C.
has shown
D.
showed
9.
the // a
B.
--- // ---
C.
a // a
D.
the // ---
will build
B.
will be building
A.
last
C.
the // the
B.
in the end
D.
--- // ---
C.
lastly
D.
at the end
A.
Ring up
B.
Hold on
A.
had just
C.
Ring off
B.
just
D.
Hang up
C.
has just
D.
is just
A.
work
B.
A.
all days
C.
was worked
B.
D.
am working
C.
every days
D.
all day
A.
nothing
B.
anything
A.
speaking
C.
everything
B.
saying
D.
any
C.
telling
D.
talking
19. You are not half _____ you think you are.
A.
the clever as
B.
as clever like
A.
are going
C.
as clever as
B.
will
D.
as clever than
C.
can
D.
will be
A.
in
B.
to
A.
a // a
C.
---
B.
--- // a
D.
at
24. E.
25. Put the verbs in the following sentences in the correct tense or form.
26. 1. You (cannot see) Jack yesterday. He is out of town.
27. 2. If you had been there, we (have) a good time.
28. 3. Did you really let your son (go) there?
29. 4. I spent a lot of time (try) to make a profit.
30. 5. The letters are here. I didn't remember (post) them.
31. 6. I am too happy (listen) to this sad music.
32. 7. I was embarrassed to see you (kiss) my wife.
33. 8. My keys aren't on the table. But I remember (put) them there.
34. 9. By the time you (finish) work, I (be) at the cinema for hours.
35. 10. He (have) lunch tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
36. 11. I thought you had forgotten (come). I (wait) for you for two hours.
37. 12. Why hasn't this letter been written yet? It should (write) yesterday.
38. F.
A.
wasn't hearing
1.
B.
don't hear
C.
haven't listened
D.
wasn't listening
B.
I was doing
C.
I done
D.
was I doing
4.
2.
3.
B.
had lost
A.
hears
C.
have lost
B.
will hear
D.
was lost
C.
D.
will be hearing
5.
didn't speak
B.
don't speak
6.
C.
haven't spoken
C.
has promised
D.
wasn't speaking
D.
had promised
7.
B.
9.
?
?
?
was running
?
?
A.
was watching
B.
watched
C.
D.
had watched
has run
runs
run
8.
12. Don't ask for another book until you _____ this
one.
would
A.
didn't finish
B.
don't finish
C.
have finished
D.
haven't finished
should
C.
will
D.
A.
A.
B.
B.
Were you
C.
C.
Have you
D.
D.
Are you
continued
B.
continues
C.
was continuing
D.
has continued
cut
B.
have cut
C.
was cutting
D.
had cut
A.
never know
A.
was promised
B.
B.
promised
C.
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D.
B.
was waiting
C.
D.
has waited
A.
B.
laughed - cryed
C.
A.
has
D.
B.
C.
will have
D.
has been
know
B.
am knowing
C.
was knowing
A.
has rained
D.
knew
B.
rained
C.
D.
was raining
is waiting
2.
"Did you see that film last month?" Jane asked me ...
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
"If I knew the answer, I would tell you." Mary said that ...
8.
9.
10. "If you give me some money, I'll help you." The man said that if I ...
58. H. For each gap, choose the word that best completes the text.
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59. attack
beheading call
daughter
dawn
director
fairytale
harbor
humans
investigation
officials
person
police
public
rock statue
suspicions
symbol
theory youths
61. Danish police have been left scratching their heads as they hunt for the vandals who decapitated the Little Mermaid.
Few clues have emerged about the second in 35 years of the famous statue on Copenhagens waterfront, which has
shocked
the
Danish
and
worried
tourism
.
Frogmen scouring the near the statue failed to find the Little Mermaids bronze head and two on roller skates seen
near the landmark early on Tuesday morning have not responded to requests to help in the .
62. I am afraid that the latest on the Little Mermaid can backfire on our tourism, said Bernhard Joergensen, of the
Wonderful Copenhagen tourism organization.
63. It is important for a tourist city to have a like the Eiffel Tower in Paris and Londons Big Ben.
Based on the by Hans Christian Andersen about the Sea Kings who must wait on her for 300 years before
entering the world of and marrying her prince, the Little Mermaid attracts almost one million tourists a year.
64. The was found severed at the neck by a saw or grinding machine after an anonymous to a local television
cameraman before on Tuesday.
65. Police are working on a that the beheading was the work of the same who sawed off a 19th century galleon
figurehead
at
a
naval
base
in
Copenhagen
just
before
Christmas.
The severed figurehead was found in the ladies toilets of a department store on Tuesday, giving rise to police a
mentally disturbed woman may be behind the two decapitations.
66.
67. I. Conditionals
68.
69. 70. You will smell if you (not change) your clothes.
1
71.
2
72.
73.
3
74.
75.
4
76.
77.
5
78.
79.
6
80.
81.
7
82.
83.
8
84.
85.
9
86.
87.
1
88.
89.
90.
12
1
91.
1
92.
93.
1
94.
If someone offered to buy you one of those cars, which one (you choose)?
95.
1
96.
If I had known you didn't like the food, I (not buy) it.
97.
1
98.
99.
1
101. 102. I wouldn't have brought umbrella if I (know) that it was not raining.
1
103. 104. I could repair the roof myself if I (have) a longer ladder.
1
105. 106. I (not buy) these things if I were you.
1
107. 108. I (bring) you some food if I had known that you were hungry.
2
109.
110. TEST 1
111. A. Grammar
112.
have done it
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I rather didn't
122.
Despite
Against
Contrary to
117. 3. Mr Jones says you are all to __________ an
extra day off.
118.
Opposite
have given
being given
be given
124.
wring
give
sting
hang
ring
126.
for
to
14
128.
on
134.
for
make
pay
to
do
show
for
136.
turn
by
bring
to
make
of
set
132.
138.
within
slipped
before
fallen
by
dipped
up to
nodded
15
140.
next to
142.
out for
up with
on to
aside of
up with
along with
back on
decimated
watering
disposed
dripping
18. She divorced him on the __________ of cruelty.
trickling
grounds
dropping
basis
reasons
17. The guerillas attacked the village. Nobody was left
alive: they __________ every one of the inhabitants.
causes
assassinated
slaughtered
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sneering
tail
sniggering
horns
jeering
teeth
clapping
hair
conveniences
shop
entertainments
provisions
amenities
in turns
mind
wits
golden rule
head
free hand
brains
rule of thumb
25. Nobody's seen him since the day he got up and walked
out. He just vanished __________ .
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C. Word building
26. Choose the ending which forms a noun related to the
word 'revive'.
reviv-
-acity
reviv-
-ation
reviv-
-al
reviv-
-eliness
plausible
perceptible
palatable
passable
stressful
-ement
woeful
seiz-
-ure
fearful
seiz-
-al
eventful
seiz-
-e
30. Three of these words make their opposite by adding the
prefix dis-, e.g., reputable=> disreputable. Find the one that
does not.
fire
appear
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continue
allow
D. Reading comprehension
(31)__________ the last joke had been told, every one of the twelve people attending the reading out of Henry's will was sitting
perfectly still. desperately holding in the laughter that was bursting to get out. The suppressed laughter (32)__________ a pressure
that it was like a volcano ready to erupt. Silence. Painful silence. Suddenly the lawyer sneezed. Then he took out a large red
spotted handkerchief and blew his nose. Bbbrrrrrrppp. That was enough. Someone burst out laughing, (33)_________ to hold it
any longer. That started the others off. (34)__________ they were all doubled up, tears streaming from their eyes, their shoulders
heaving with laughter. Of course, they were not just laughing at the sneeze, nor even at the jokes. No, they were laughing at
themselves (35)__________ that Henry had led them into his last, and funniest, practical joke, setting their need to laugh against
their greed for money.
31.
unable
By the time
waiting till the last moment
It was not until
hoping to be able
For several minutes after
as there was no time
Nevertheless
34.
32.
Sooner or later,
was so
As it happens,
had built up such
In no time,
produced
After all,
caused everyone to feel
35.
33.
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READING COMPREHENSION
SUBIECTUL I
Read the text below and complete the following tasks.
You may find it hard to believe that teenagers are nave. In fact, you may think I am an idiot for
saying it. So why do I say it, and why is it one of the key facts of life? Here is something to ponder that
will help you to understand: (1) If you were stranded on a desert island and if you didnt know how to
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read, could you teach yourself to read if a whole box of books washed up on shore? No. Once you
understand what that says, (2) It is only in recognizing your nave nature and understanding what "lack
of experience" means that you can go about fixing the problem. You cannot start to become "worldly" and
"informed" (3) Then you can start to learn your way out of it by asking questions, reading books and
carefully observing the world around you. It is the act of recognizing that you lack experience that lets you
correct the problem and become an adult.
Mark Twain had an interesting saying: "When I was a boy of fourteen, my father was so ignorant I
could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be twenty-one, I was astonished at how
much the old man had learned in seven years." Of course Twains father had not changed at all - it was
Twain himself who changed. Twain simply could not see how smart his parent was until then. That
problem afflicts all teenagers. As soon as you realize, for whatever reason, that you dont have all of the
answers, but that many of the adults standing all around you actually do, (4) The sooner that
transformation occurs, the better.
(The Teenagers Guide to the Real World)
1. Four phrases have been removed from the text. Select the appropriate phrase for each gap in the
text. There is one extra phrase which you do not need to use.
A. until you understand your navet.
B. no one can teach himself to read.
C. apply it to your lack of experience.
D. teenagers should grow up faster.
E. you begin to become an adult.
2. Explain the underlined words.
3. Sum up the text in about 50 words.
4. For the following questions, choose the answer (A, B, C, D) which fits according to the text.
1. You get to be informed and worldly only after you
A. read books
B. understand your navet
C. work hard
D. socialize
2. What is the person that lacks experience called?
A. stupid
B. young
C. nave
D. obedient
3. What is one of the key facts of life?
A. obeying rules
B. adults are ignorant
C. teenagers are nave D. teenagers cant stand old people
SUBIECTUL II
Read the text below and complete the following tasks.
The Beverly Hills Hotel is one of Hollywood's most celebrated meeting places for people in the
film business. It was here that film director Orson Welles met American journalist John Rosenbaum for a
long overdue interview. (1) Rosenbaum's book, published in the late 1970's, has given us the clearest
insight into a complex man.
Welles was born into a respectable middle-class family and became famous when he was a child,
as a piano virtuoso. In his teens, his ambition was to be a painter but while he was in Ireland he took up
acting to make a living. (2) But it was only after a successful period on the radio that Welles won a
contract with RKO Pictures, beginning his career in the cinema.
Rosenbaum's book suggests that all this may surprise people who think of Welles as, above all, the
maker of Citizen Kane, the famous film which some critics still refer to as the best film ever made. It is the
kind of film a director makes at the very end of his career. Citizen Kane looks as though it has been made
by somebody with a lifetime of experience in the cinema.
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There is no doubt that the film is remarkable. When it was made, Welles was inexperienced in
cinema and extremely young - he was only 25 when he started shooting the film. (3) Greg Toland,
perhaps Hollywood's best cameraman, volunteered to film it. Welles worked on the script with the
respected writer Herman Mankiewicz. He knew the editor and all the actors, and a good relationship
between them developed. He believed that the job of the director was slightly overrated and that the
director must think of himself as "the servant of the actors and the story".
(4) Critics felt other projects could not match the brilliance of his first film. This lack of
success led Welles to feel that he had been rejected by the American public.
1. Four sentences have been removed from the text. Select the appropriate sentence for each gap in
the text. There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use.
A. He was assisted by a skilled crew.
B. Their six-hour meeting resulted in one of the finest biographies written about Welles.
C. Welles' later films were never as successful as Citizen Kane.
D. And actors, of course, like talking about themselves.
E. He then became an impressive theatre director, making a name for himself with stage productions such
as "Julius Caesar".
2. Explain the underlined words.
3. Sum up the text in about 50 words.
4. For the following questions, choose the answer (A, B, C, D which you think fits best according to
the text.
1. Rosenbaum's book
A. deals only with Welles' early life.
B. is critical of Welles' character.
C. creates a memorable portrait of Welles.
D. concentrates on Welles' time in Hollywood.
2. Why are some people surprised by the details of Orson Welles' early career?
A. They are generally unaware of his various artistic achievements.
B. They don't realise he made "Citizen Kane".
C. They assume he made "Citizen Kane" at the age of twenty.
D. They believe he came from a poor family.
3. At twenty-five, Welles
A. was an inexperienced actor.
B. was extremely overweight.
C. had yet to move into theatre.
D. had yet to complete his first film.
SUBIECTUL III
Read the textbelow and complete the following tasks.
The immigrants lived in crowded tenements. The population density of the Lower East Side in the
1880s was greater than that of Bombay, India. Working conditions were as bad as living conditions.
Immigrants worked in sweatshopsfor long hours. After working six or seven days a week, they brought
home as little as four dollars.
Life on the Lower East Side also had its pleasures, though, especially food. The egg cream was a
mysterious New York invention a drink containing not eggs and cream, but sparkling water and
chocolate syrup. The candy stores of the Lower East Side made the best egg creams in New York. Other
special foods included fish like herring, sour pickles, and knishes, which are pastries stuffed with
mashed potatoes or other fillings. All can still be found on the Lower East Side.
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In recent years, many Jews have moved elsewhere, and the Lower East Side has become home to
a newer immigrant group Puerto Ricans and other Hispanics.
1. Read the text again and decide if the following sentences are true (T) or false (F).
A. Working conditions were as good as living conditions.
B. After a seven workday week, they earned only 4 dollars.
C. Good food specialities can still be found on the Lower East Side
D Jews have moved away and left place to new immigrants.
2. Answer the following questions:
A. How was the population density of the Lower East Side compared to that of Bombay?
B. What were the working conditions?
C. What are the knishes?
3. Write questions to which the underlined words are answers.
4. Find antonyms to the wordsin bold from the text.
5. Use two of the antonyms found above in sentences of your own.
GRAMMAR FOLLOW UP
PREPOZIII I CONJUNCII
1. Anthony saw him _______ distance.
a) in the b) in a c) at the
d) at a
2. I am _______ a loss what to do.
a) at
b) of c) d) on
3. This text must be translated word _______ word.
a) by b) for c) after d) of
4. _______ a May morning she recovered _______ her illness.
a) in, from b) on, from c) on, of
5. Keep _______ the grass!
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a) a
b) c) the d) an
20. This soil is _______ than the one in the
mountains.
a) fertiler
b) more fertile
c) the fertilest
d) more fertiles
21. Mary is _______ of all.
a) shy b) shier c) the shiest d) the shyest
22. The _______ half of January was very cold.
a) last b) latter c) latest d) later
23. He fell ill, _______ made us very unhappy.
a) that b) what c) which d) who
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b. must
c. should
d. ought to
35. Railway notice: 'Passengers _______ cross the
line by the foot bridge.'
a. will
b. must
c. ought to
d. should
36. It isn't necessary for him to earn his living. He has
plenty of money.
a. He shouldn't have to earn his living.
b. He didn't have to earn his living
c. He doesn't need to earn his living
d. He shouldn't have had to earn his living.
37. Perhaps you will find you have made a mistake.
a. You may find
b. You could find
c. You must find
d. You mightnfind
38. 'He must be at least sixty.' 'Oh, no" He can't be so
old.'
a. John said he had to be at least sixty but Peter
thought he wasn't able to be so old.
b. John said he had to be at least sixty, but Peter
thought he couldn't be so old.
c. John said he must be at least sixty, but Peter
thought he couldn't be so old.
39. My headmaster had great authority. Whenever he
spoke, everyone used to listen attentivelly.
a. everyone had to to listen
b. everyone could listen
c. everyone should listen
d. everyone would listen
40. The house had just been decorated so it wasn't
necessary for us to do anything.
a. we didn't need to do
b. we mustn't have done
c. we needn't have done
d. we might have done
41. Each competitor _______ wear a number on his
T-shirt.
a. may
b. can
c. will
d. shall
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26
27
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a) had heard
b) were being heard
a. It's known to have been killed in the war.
c) were heard
d) had been heard
b. He's known to have been killed in the war.
90. They _______ how to play the piano by the great
c. It's known to be being killed in the war.
maestro.
d. He's known to have killed in the war
a) were teaching
b) had taught
94.
The
Supervisor
told
the
candidates
c) were being taught d) had been teaching
that___________
91. You can't go into the bedroom. The walls
a. they would have been given the papers soon
_______.
b. they will be given their papers soon
a. are painted
c. they would be given their papers soon
b. are being painted
d. they were given their papers soon
c. were painted
95. Laboratorul se ncuia ca nu cumva s fure hoii
d. were being painted
ceva n timpul nopii.
92. 'Did the ancient Greeks fight with guns?' 'Of
a. The lab was being locked lest the thieves should
course not. They _______ yet.'
steal nothing during the night.
a. weren't being invented
b. The lab was locked lest the thieves should steal
b. haven't been invented
anything during the night.
c. weren't invented
c. The lab was locked lest the thieves would steal
d. hadn't been invented
something during the night.
93. It is said that he was killed in the war.
CONDIIONALE
96. I should be kinder than you if I _______ a woman.
a) am
b) would be
c) shall be
d) were
97. We'll go skiing next winter if we _______ enough money.
a) had
b) shall have
c) will have
d) have
98. If I _______ the Queen, I'd have servants.
a) was
b) were
c) would be d) shall be
99. What _______ you do if your baby _______ into the water?
a) should, falls b) would, falls
c) would, fell
d) should, had fallen
100. If I _______ a lot of money, I _______ you.
a) find, wouldn't tell
b) found, wouldn't tell
c) shall find, wouldn't tell
d) found, wouldn't told
101. Dac ai fi spus adevrul, te-ar fi crezut.
a) If you spoke the truth they would believe you.
b) If you speak the truth they will believe you.
c) Had you spoken the truth they would have believed you.
d) If you had spoken the truth, they would believe you.
102. Dac a fi mai tnr, a nva s cnt la vioar, dar sunt prea btrn acum.
a. If I'm younger, I'll learn how to play the violin, but I'm too old now.
b. If I were younger, I would learn how to play the violin, but I am being too old now.
c. If I'm younger, I should learn how to play the violin, but I am too old now.
d. If I were younger, I would learn how to play the violin, but I'm too old now
103. Dac a fi preedintele rii mele a construi mai multe spitale.
a) If I were the president of my country, I should built more hospitals.
b) Was I the president of my country, I would build more hospitals.
c) If I were being the president of my country, I would built more hospitals.
d) If I were the president of my country, I would build more hospitals.
SUBJONCTIV
104. Supposing water _______ poured on chloric
acid, what is the reaction?
a) is
b) would be
c) was d) were
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here
SUBORDONATE
120. I shall go to the cinema when I _______ work.
a) shall finish
b) am finishing
c) have finished
d) would finish
121. As long as you _______ what you do, you won't
feel useless.
a) like
b) shall like
c) have liked
d) will like
122. They had scarcely left the party when I _______
my words.
a) have regretted b) had regretted
c) regretted
d) was regretting
123. At last morning came, so we _______ our
journey.
a) may continue b) might continue
c) can continue
d) could continue
124. I wouldn't drive the car alone for fear I _______
lost.
a) got
b) can get
c) should get
d) have got
125. Oricine l vede rmne uimit.
a) No matter who sees him, is amazed.
b) He who sees him is amazed.
c) Whoever sees him is amazed.
d) Who sees him is amazed
126. Se crede c aici s-a dat lupta.
a) It is believed that the battle was given here.
b) It is believed that the battle was fought here.
c) They believe that the battle was taken place here.
d) We believe that the battle took place here.
127. E de mirare cum au reuit s ajung acolo.
a) It's a wonder how they managed to get there.
b) It's wonderful how they managed to get there.
c) It is to be wondered how they managed to get
there.
d) It's wondering how they managed to get there.
128. Se tie c rul acesta e adnc.
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31
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b. isn't it?
c. doesn't he
d. will he?
ROUND UP
1.
2.
3.
A.
keep up with
A.
if
B.
put up with
B.
unless
C.
make up to
C.
whether
D.
hold on to
D.
that
4.
A.
Knocked
B.
To knock
A.
the; ---;
C.
Knocking
B.
the; the;
D.
Knock
C.
---; ---;
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D.
5.
6.
---; the;
D.
A.
he
A.
liked
B.
this
B.
wished
C.
which
C.
meant
D.
who
D.
expected
7.
?
?
?
?
lose
?
will be built
is built
is being built
will be lost
are lost
will lose
8.
9.
?
?
?
?
what else
?
where
what
how
which
who else
which else's
who else's
A.
while
more
B.
the moment
much
C.
suddenly
many
D.
once
most
Sit down and rest. You need to _______your energy for the
tennis match this afternoon.
A.
am taking
leave
B.
have taken
save
C.
take
hold
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D.
15.
get
A.
To sleep
B.
Sleeping
C.
Sleep
D.
Having slept
16.
I must
I should
I will
I can
A.
more
spreads
B.
other
has spread
C.
better
spread
D.
any
had spread
17.
A.
ordinary
waiting
B.
easy
to wait
C.
smart
wait
D.
simple
waits
18.
A.
correct
B.
correcting
C.
corrects
D.
to correct
19.
A.
B.
C.
D.
any
the
other
People have heard what the President has said; they are
waiting to see _____ he will do.
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how
what
when
D.
25.
that
A.
hand
B.
seat
C.
drive
D.
ride
26.
A.
B.
C.
D.
27.
?
?
?
?
can
C.
must
known
C.
to know
D.
being known
C.
unless
since
although
when
seeing
having seen
to have seen
to see
or else
knowing
B.
before
should
B.
A.
an old one
29.
because
the old
B.
an oldest one
may
A.
so that
the oldest
28.
Mr. Hall understands that _____ math has always been easy
for him, it is not easy for the students.
My pleasure
A.
D.
breaks
broke
was broken
No thanks
?
it
some
this
Never mind
All right
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D.
35.
little
extensively
A.
place
tracing
B.
area
skipping
C.
space
inspecting
D.
room
scanning
36.
A.
costs
result
B.
takes
account
C.
spends
reason
D.
spares
increase
37.
I dont think its my ____ that the TV blew up. I just turned
it on. Thats all.
A.
error
graceful
B.
mistake
fashionable
C.
fault
particular
D.
duty
feasible
38.
A.
enthusiastic
permitted
B.
energetic
qualified
C.
talkative
deserved
D.
sensitive
entitled
39.
The engine of the ship was out of order and the bad weather
____ the helplessness of the crew at sea.
A.
widely
added to
B.
thoroughly
resulted from
C.
entirely
turned out
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D.
45.
made up
A.
showed off
B.
brought up
C.
turned up
D.
made up
46.
the ------ a
B.
C.
a ------ ______
D.
a ------ a
47.
pride
B.
luck
C.
value
D.
cheer
48.
as
B.
after
C.
when
D.
before
49.
mustn't
B.
wouldn't
would hold
will be held
is going to hold
is being held
look for
call for
take up
give up
have looked
was looking
would look
give up
A.
needn't
A.
A.
shouldn't
The sales man said that __________ thief was a young man
with __________ brown hair.
A.
to study
study
studied
studying
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how
B.
which
in need
C.
what
in fact
D.
that
in danger
in return
55.
A.
to consider
B.
considering
C.
consider
D.
considered
56.
A.
B.
C.
D.
57.
regards
B.
ranks
C.
treats
D.
thinks
where
B.
which
C.
when
D.
whose
59.
has taken
had taken
was taken
is taken
in
at
on
of
A.
A.
58.
when
in which
by which
at which
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what
when
how
where
64.
Neither would I
So would I
A.
doesn't
B.
didn't.
C.
haven't
asking
D.
should
to ask
asked
ask
65.
A.
fasten
B.
fastening
C.
fastened
D.
being fastened
66.
will complete
B.
is completed
C.
has completed
67.
A.
D.
worried
worrying
worry
to worry
that
what
as
I have thought
will be completed
A.
Nor was I
B.
So did I
71. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I don't want to spend more time with him - I want to spend time with him.
Do you feel better? No, I feel !
74. He's never early, he's always .
Was she wearing the bright dress? No, the one.
Is your friend tall? No, he's pretty .
The test was really hard! Really? I thought it was .
Don't be mean! Be !
Is this his best book? No, it's his one.
My soup is too cold. Well, mine is too !
What an interesting movie! Hmm, I thought it was .
Is the store open? No, I think it's .
I thought he lived close, but he lives really !
75. North Korea is not a safe country to visit - It is very .
This hallway is not wide, it is .
We thought the water in the river was shallow, but it was very .
Was your laptop cheap? No, it was .
She used to have long hair, but now her hair is .
This paper is too thick. Do you have any paper?
I don't like to wear tight clothes. I like clothes.
Would you like to eat inside? No, let's eat .
She thought her cup was full, but it was .
Is this elevator going up? No, it's going .
76. Reported speech
77. 1. "I take English classes at DeMaisonneuve College."
78. He said that
yet.
95. 10. "I might have to work full time and go to school part time."
96. He said that
time.
101.
102.
103.
104.
18. Pierre retorted, " I will not stop until the school is shut down."
105.
19. Alina promised, " Pierre, I will help organize the strike."
106.
20. Pierre warned, " Alina, you might miss some classes."
107.
21. Jonathan agreed, " Last year I missed two weeks of classes."
108.
22. Pierre reminded Jonathan, " This year things are worse."
109.
110.
111.
25. The security guard advised, " Pierre, you must leave the cafeteria now!"
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112.
.. TENSE REVIEW
114.
1. I (meet) him while I (travel) in Thailand last year.
2. He said I should keep it until I (see) him again.
3. If I pass the exam we (have) a small celebration.
4. As soon as Rod (get) here, we'll start the meeting.
5. I (still, eat) when they called me.
6. He (just, come) back from Cape Town.
7. If he was in he (answer) the phone.
8. They (not write) since they (leave) the country.
9. When I (enter) the room they (talk) about me.
10. If I had some money I (buy) shares.
116.
11. The train (leave) before we got to the station.
12. I will wait till you (be) back.
13. I will pay you as soon as they (pay) me.
14. I won't go until the war (be) over.
15. He will be happy when he (hear) this.
16. If I knew he was there, I (take) you back.
17. He (study) English for a year and then went to America.
18. Don't worry! You (show) how to do the exercise.
19. English (teach) all over the world.
20. I will wait until you (be) ready.
119.
21. I'd come if I (be) not so busy.
22. If I were you, I (see) a doctor.
23. I'll tell you as soon as I (hear) anything from him.
24. Two days before he (fly) back to Sweden, we had a final meeting.
25. Will you please call her as soon as you (know) ?
26. What (happen) to me if I told them?
27. I (call) you when dinner is ready.
28. I wanted to buy it but they (already, sell) it.
29. He had an accident. His car (damage) .
30. Your car (wash) at the moment.
122.
31. Samson is a new employee. He (hire) yesterday.
32. After he's finished this job he (go) home.
33. You'll hear from us as soon as we (arrive) .
34. By the time he (find) the way, he was 5 minutes late.
35. He (wait) for the final report for a week now.
36. He said he (already, write) to her.
37. By the time they (discuss) everything it was 11 p.m.
38. They (tell) to stay in their hotel until it was over.
39. Nothing may (leave) to chance.
40. I like this job. I (employ) here for 10 years.
124.
41. We (work) at full capacity at present.
42. Nothing (allow) to leave the works until it has been carefully checked.
43. He (meet) at the hotel by one of our hostesses tomorrow morning.
44. They (talk) to my friends when I saw them.
45. She (send) him a letter about a week ago.
46. While I (type) the letter, the telephone rang.
47. It's all been arranged. I (leave) tomorrow.
48. You're late. We (be) here since two o'clock.
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49. Sweden (think) to have one of the richest economies in the world.
50. As soon as I saw him, I knew we (meet) before.
126.
51. When I (enter), the meeting (already, start)
52. After the film (end), we went to a restaurant.
53. The phone (ring) at about ten o'clock last night.
54. He (tell) us that he couldn't come.
55. There are a few things that ought to (do).
56. He should (tell) me. Now it's too late.
57. I wonder what I (do) at this time next week.
58. When I applied for the job, they (already, engage) somebody.
59. I'll come as soon as I (be) ready.
60. I can't find it. I must (leave) it at home.
128.
61. I (not speak) to the Headmaster yet.
62. The situation (become) more serious in recent years.
63. When (you, see) him last?
64. She's my best friend. -'How long (you, know) her?'
65. He (come) here three years ago.
66. I (never, be) to Malaysia.
67. I (meet) them when they (be) in Singapore last year.
68. Hi! I (not see) you for ages.
69. My friend (just, arrive) from England.
70. I (start) studying Chinese three years ago.
130. 71. When Mr Johnson (speak) to his secretary, he (go) out for lunch.
72. By the time we (discuss) everything, it was 6 o'clock.
73. When Oscar (enter) the room, the thief (already, escape)
74. She (tell) me her name after I (ask) her twice.
75. After walking some distance, we realised we (lose) our way.
76. We (visit) a lot of famous places when we (go) to England last summer.
77. He (come) to see me yesterday: he (make) an appointment a few days before.
78. When I (see) him, I knew he (discover) the answer.
79. By the time I (find) the address, I (be) ten minutes late.
80. He (invite) me to dinner, although he (never, see) me before.
135.
137.
138.
139.
140.
141.
142.
143.
144.
145.
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
151.
152.
153.
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154.
155.
156.
157.
158.
159.
160.
161.
162.
163.
164.
165.
166.
167.
168.
169.
170.
197. AS SOON AS
187. She will move to Izmir when she finds a good job.
201. UNTIL
191. Murat will visit all his relatives before he joins the army.
192. They wont transfer any players before they sign the
advertising agreement.
203. They wont start the match until the rain stops.
204. I wont buy anything new until I pay all my debts.
193. AFTER
205. IF
194. After her sister prepares dinner, theyll invite their
neighbours.
207. Tarik will buy a new TV set if the prices goes down.
196. What will you do after you finish the French course?
209. HAVE YOU NOTICED THE STRUCTURE? when, after, before, as soon as, until, if are followed by SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE. Main
clasuses in these sentences are followed by future will.
213.4) After she __________ ( find ) a good house in Karyaka, she_______________ ( buy ) some new
furniture.
214.5) If Alex _______________ ( feel ) better at the weekend, he _______________ ( play ) in the match
against Milan.
215.6) I will have to finish the reports before the manager _______________ ( call ).
216.7) She _______________( eat ) anything until the doctor_______________( tells ) her to eat.
English exercise "Future after -when?"
217.1. You'll talk to Julia as soon as she (arrive) .
218.2. After you (finish) packing up, you will meet all the members of the staff.
3. The tourists will take photos while they (visit) the old town.
4. Will you do something before it (be) too late ?
5. Don't worry, Lisa will buy some food when she (go) shopping.
6. I can't do anything now ! When I (phone) Sue, I'll be able to give a hand.
7. I do hope you will come and see us in Dublin when you (be) in Ireland.
8. Joe says he is going to follow his diet after he (come) back from Greece.
9. He will give you his address only after he (find) somewhere to live.
10. Jill won't speak to him again until he (apologize) .
219.
220.
Complete the passage using the correct verb tense. Pay attention to adverb clauses
221.Most people recognize Leonardo da Vinci as the painter of the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper. Yet,
Leonardo (be) a master of design, engineering, science, and invention, as well as a master of art.
After Leonardo (paint) his most famous works, he (begin) to spend more time on his other dreams. As a
military engineer, Leonardo (draw) plans for primitive tanks and airplanes long before anyone (dream, ever)
possible. He (credit, also) with having designed the first parachute and having constructed the first elevator.
In the sciences, Leonardo (be) equally amazing. He (discover) complex principles of physics nearly a century
before Galileo (do) his own work. In anatomy, Leonardo (study) muscle and bone structure to improve his
painting, and even after he (become) tired of painting, he (continue) to study the workings of the heart. He
(speculate, even) on the circulation of blood a century before William Harvey (prove) it. Leonardo da Vinci
(be) so far ahead of his time that not until this century (be) his genius truly evident.
222.
223. FOLLOW UP
224.
225.
226.
227.
228.
229.
230.
231.
232.
233.
234.
10) Leave the poor cat alone! The girl ordered them
235.
II. Connect the following pairs of sentences using who, which, or what:
245.
246.
247.
248.
249.
250.
251.
252.
253.
254. TEST
255.1. ... that great doctor, I wouldn't be here
now.
256.
In the absence of
If it isn't
to hear
But for
to hearing from
were
finished
has been
finishing
to restart
show in
restart
267.7. He ... with a plan to save the company.
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268.
came in
280.
broke out
came by
came up
would come
left
shall come
withdrawn
271.9. It ... for two hours when we got to the
cabin.
272.
was raining
rained
is questioned
is questioning
fault
slip
are keeping
were being
kept
289.18. ... have you been talking to?
290.
With who
At who
switching
Who
if switched
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292.
This
304.
met
That
were met
Those
had met
adding
break a leg
putting aside
twist an arm
might have
written
will have
looked in
at loggerheads
a script
at a loss
a summary
bee in my bonnet
would've
bad egg
should've
Only if
has snowed
But for
315.
PART B
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Rewrite these sentences so they mean the same as the first. Example: There is no point in seeing that
film
That film isn't worth seeing
316.1. "You broke the window" said the teacher to the student
The teacher accused
317.2. I had better go to the dentist's soon
It's
318.3. The last time I went to the opera was about 4 months ago
It
319.4. "I don't want to go on holiday with you," said Mary to her boyfriend
Mary told her boyfriend that
320.5. Although the film was good it received a poor write up from the critics
Despite
321.6. They had to wait 2 hours before the meeting began
Only after a
322.7. Would you mind not smoking here
I'd rather
323.8. No matter how hard I tried I couldn't answer the question
Try
324.9. It makes no difference if the play is full booked, we will still try to get a ticket
We will still try and get a ticket
325.10. I would do anything for you
There's
326.11. I didn't realise who I had been speaking to till later
Only later
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327.12. The house was so run down that nobody would buy it
They had such
Rewrite these sentences so they mean the same as the first. DO NOT CHANGE THE FORM OF THE
GIVEN WORD.
Example: There is no point in seeing that film
WORTH
That film isn't worth seeing
13. He is certainly not rich
MEANS
HAD
MIND
VIRTUALLY
HARD
332.
333.18. It wasn't my intention to make you jump
MEAN
B. abandoned
C. left
D. evacuated
334.20. At the end of the course special prizes were ......... to the winning participants
A. won
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B. awarded
C. earned
D. deserved
335.21. If the bomb had exploded it could .......... have killed hundreds of people
A. might
B. well
C. equally
D. yet
336.22. After many years of research, they found the solution ..........
A. by the end
B. at the end
C. at last
D. on the end
337.23. "I know it's late, so I shall not .......... you any longer" said the sales manager to his sales team
participants
A. detain
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B. hold up
C. withhold
D. retard
338.24. You can go to the party .......... you are back home by midnight
A. as well as
B. as time as
C. as long as
D. as far as
339.25. How many sheets of paper do you think this file will ..........
A. occupy
B. suit
C. fit
D. hold
340.
football match!"
a. look
b. saw
c. watch
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343.
5.
6.
There ___ more active volcanoes in the south-east Asia than any other area of the world.
Three of the world's major religions began in the Middle East. They ___ Islam, Judaism and
Christianity.
9.
10. Nearly half of the world's corn ___ grown in the United States.
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10. The wife/ wives keep their knife/ knives on the shelf/ shelves.
Adverbs or Adjectives
1. Mary is a ___ swimmer.
a. slow
b. slowly
Modals
1. ___ you speak any foreign languages?
a. May
b. Can
c. Have
b. mustn't
c. is to
4. Take an umbrella. It ___ rain later.
a. has to
b. need
c. might
b. May
c. Can
9. ___ we stay or leave?
a. Will
b. Would
c. Shall
8. ___ it be true?
a. Must
3. She goes weak the knees every time her boyfriend comes into the room.
4. I am safe danger in my house - I hope.
5. She is very quick Maths.
6. It is never a good idea to be rude other people.
7. She is jealous her little sister.
8. My teacher is always patient me.
9. Is there sufficient cake everyone?
10. He is right thinking that the earth is round.
11. I am enthusiastic cinema, and anything to do with film-making.
12. She is too dependent others; she should try to be more independent.
13. I am fortunate my choice of friends - they are all great.
14. Don't sit so far me! Come a little closer.
15. I think he is very good his German lessons.
16. It is a good idea to be polite everyone.
17. I am very fond my aunt - she is a wonderful woman.
18. I am content what I have.
19. I am ready the next semester.
20. She was very curious his private life!
ROUND UP
Convert the phrases below into reported speech.
"It's raining," she said.
He said to her, "I love you."
"I saw Mara in the supermarket yesterday," said Carlos.
"We've lived here for three years," he said.
"I'll bring a pasta salad," said Francesca.
"Mark's going to install solar panels," said Miranda.
"They found gold here," said the geology teacher.
"Jenny can't speak French," said Pierre.
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am not able to
can't
red herring
can play
can to play
eats
can't
could
will be able to
couldn't
can't
wasn't able to
can you
won't you
will you
wasn't able to
couldn't
will be able to
can
would be able to
were able to
could
wasn't able to
can't
couldn't
am not able to
won't be able to
couldn't
will can't
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Listen, please. You (may not/could not)________________ speak during this exam.
Caroline, your friends (can/could)________________ stay the night if they want to. They're
perfectly welcome.
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I'm sorry but you (can't/may)________________ use the computer until after I've finished.
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Listen, please. Students (may/could)________________ study in the library from five to nine in
the evening.
Would/should or ought to/might + have + past participle - Use the verb in brackets to fill the gaps.
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If I had gone to the sales, I'm sure I ___________________ something. (to buy)
Clare was very upset you didn't go to her birthday party. You ___________________ . (to go)
We ___________________ Dave to the party if we had known he was in town. (to invite)
I ___________________ to have done some acting when I was younger. (to love)
You ___________________ to the pub on Saturday. We had a great time. (to come)
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You ___________________ so much money on CDs. You'll have problems getting to the end of the month
now. (to spend-NEGATIVE)
Fill the gaps with have to, must, should or ought to. When you see NEGATIVE, the modal verb must be in a
negative form.
1
If you want to lose weight, you _____________ eat pasta, potatoes, white bread or white rice.
NEGATIVE
It's alright. You _____________ come to Muriel's wedding if you don't want to. NEGATIVE
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I haven't heard from Eleonora for ages. Maybe I _____________ give her a ring.
You _____________ remember your passport. Otherwise they won't let you on the plane.
The weather forecast says this weekend will be fine. We _____________ go on a picnic.
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Orange juice in cartons has no goodness in it at all. You _____________ make it yourself.
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These instructions are difficult to follow. They _____________ explain things better.
girlfriend
now
but
he
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didn't use to
used to
was using to
don't use
is used
uses
gets used
use
got used to
to be used to getting
used
week
didn't use
didn't used
was used
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me
used
am already used
used
am using
use
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How much
Who
Where
Who
Which
Whose
When
What
Who
How deep
How much
How
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How much
How long
How old
How much
How long
How tall
How
What
Why
Billy:
Marie:
How often
When
How
What
How long
Who
How far
Fill the gap using the verb in brackets. Think very carefully about the meaning of the phrase before deciding
whether to use a negative or positive verb form. Use type III conditional phrase
1
I wouldn't be angry if you _____________________ my chocolate mousse. (to eat)
2
We wouldn't have come by taxi if we _____________________ the right bus. (to find)
We would have visited the Prado gallery if we _____________________ time. (to have)
If you hadn't been asking me questions all the time, I _____________________ the film.(to enjoy)
If just one person had remembered my birthday, I _____________________ sad. (to be)
They _____________________ to see you if they hadn't been away. (to come)
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If she _____________________ on a double yellow line, she wouldn't have got a fine. (to park)
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If she _____________________ the shed unlocked, they wouldn't have stolen her bike. (to leave)
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The storm _____________________ a lot of damage if it had come this way. (to do)
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The holidays would have been great if the weather _____________________ better. (to be)
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wants
want
went
A
B
C
're going
went
will go
__________ the movie?
didn't see
don't see
haven't seen
A
B
C
Do you like
Like you
Do you
3 In the summer, we __________ and go swimming 8 I was listening to music when somebody __________ at the
everyday.
door.
A
B
C
sunbathed
are sunbathing
sunbathe
A
B
C
is knocking
knocked
was knocking
4 Two people are sitting outside in the garden."We hope you 9 The house is in a terrible mess. We've got workmen in . The
__________ this marvellous weather as much as we are."
plumber __________ a new bath and shower.
A
B
C
enjoy
enjoyed
are enjoying
A
B
C
puts
put
is putting in
5 I __________ dinner when suddenly I heard a strange 10 I __________ here now for over thirty-five years.
noise.
A
am living
A
was cooking
B
have been living
B
cook
C
live
C
cooked
Fill the gaps with the verb in brackets using either the past perfect or the past simple tenses.
By the time we got to the cinema the film ______________ (to start), so we missed the first five minutes.
When I rang the bell there was no answer. The neighbour told me that they ______________ (to go out)
about half an hour ago.
I saw Casablanca for the first time last night. I ______________ (to see NEGATIVE) it before.
There was so much to see in Toledo. I wanted to see everything but I ______________ (to have NEGATIVE)
enough time.
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If you ______________ (to not park) there, you wouldn't have got a parking fine.
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They found the body on a building site. It ______________ (to mutilate "in the passive!").
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13
When he arrived, Eve wasn't there. She ______________ (to leave) about five minutes before.
14
When we arrived back in Spain, they ______________ (to lose) our luggage. We only had to wait two days
to get it back though, and they delivered it to the house.
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When I ______________ (to get back), nobody had done the washing up. I was furious.
Fill the gaps with the verb in brackets using either the present perfect or the past simple tenses.
1
David lost his wallet yesterday but he ________________ (to find) it this morning in his jacket pocket.
We ________________ (to live) in this house for five years and we're very happy here.
I know Manchester quite well. I ________________ (to live) there for three years when I was a student
She feels great. She ________________ (to lose) three kilos since Christmas.
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It's cold in here because someone ________________ (to open) the window.
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Before they bought the car, they ________________ (to think) about it very carefully.
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13
The last time I ________________ (to play) tennis was four years ago.
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Do you _____________ the time we went to Songkhla and had that fantastic crab curry?
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11
12
Fill the gaps with beat, earn and win in the correct form.
1
Samantha's just bought a red convertible. She must have ______________ the lotter
No one I know has ever ______________ her at pool. She's a great player.
Jim was ______________ big money before he went off to teach in Thailand.
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12
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14
hers
her
she
When ________ you have dinner?
do
are
does
Where did you ________ to school?
went
go
goes
It's not ours, it's ________.
theirs
they're
their
I think English is ________ than maths.
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easier
more easy
easy
I'm on holiday at the moment but I ________ in a hotel.
'm working
working
work
________ he ever been to France?
Have
Has
Did
Where ________ the drinks?
did you got
you get
did you get
6.
much handout
many handout
many handouts
2.
bad
badder
worse
7.
was
were
is
3.
8.
5.
in
on
at
4.
had known
knew
have known
C. is studying
D. are studying
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20. Part II: English Grammar - Select the one underlined word or phrase that is incorrect.
21. 1. The majority to the news is about violence or scandal.
2. Takeshi swimmed one hundred laps in the pool yesterday.
3. When our vacation, we plan to spend three days scuba diving.
4. Mr. Feinauer does not take critical of his work very well.
5. Yvette and Rinaldo send e-mail messages to other often.
6. Mr. Olsen is telephoning a American Red Cross for help.
7. I had a enjoyable time at the party last night.
8. The doctor him visited the patient's parents.
9. Petra intends to starting her own software business in a few years.
10. Each day after school, Jerome run five miles.
11. He goes never to the company softball games.
12. Do you know the student who books were stolen?
13. Jean-Pierre will spend his vacation either in Singapore nor the Bahamas.
14. I told the salesman that I was not interesting in buying the latest model.
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15. Frederick used work for a multinational corporation when he lived in Malaysia.
Part III. English Vocabulary - Select the best answer.
22. 1. The rate of ___________ has been fluctuating
wildly this week.
A. money
B. bills
C. coins
D. exchange
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3. Alison feels more sympathy and less anger then she _____. a) had; b) would; c) was; d) has.
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6. Im freezing.
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You _____ more warmly.
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a) could dress; b) should have dressed; c) may have dressed; d) dresses.
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7. Louisa is still in Palma, so you _____ her at the library. a) couldnt see; b) musnt have seen; c) cant
have seen; d) werent able to.
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8. She is _____ girl I have ever seen. a) more beautiful; b) as beautiful as; c) most beautiful; d) the most
beautiful.
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9. When John was six years old, he _____ swim across the swimming pool. a) can; b) may; c) could; d)
might.
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10. She is smarter _____ her sister, Bettty. a) of; b) over; c) to; d) on.
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11. _____ you play chess, Betty? a) Could; b) May; c) Can; d) Should.
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18. If he _____ harder, he would have been promoted. a) has worked; b) would work; c) had work; d) had
worked.
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19. If she had accepted his proposal, she _____ married now. a) would have been; b) would has been; c)
would be; d) will be.
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20. If I _____ you, I wouldnt talk to her. a) am; b) is; c) are; d) were.
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21. Well, actually Paris is the city _____ I spent my school years. a) where; b) who; c) when; d) which.
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23. Bill always wanted to have a pony as _____ child. a) an; b) the; c) ; d) a.
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108.
25. Children always want to know the reason _____ things are as they are. a) why; b) whom; c) who; d)
where.
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26. Whenever you _____ in the area, come and see me. a) is; b) are; c) will be; d) shall be.
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27. I didnt do it because I _____ know how. a) dont; b) doesnt; c) will do; d) didnt.
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112.
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28. While she _____ for her friend to pick her up, her mother arrived. a) has been waiting; b) was
waiting; c) is waiting; d) had been waiting.
29. What are you waiting _____? a) on; b) off; c) for; d) over.
30. She asked me _____. a) whats your name; b) what my name was; c) what your name is; d) what was
my name.
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116. FOLLOW UP 2
117.Choose the correct conditional form to complete the sentences below.
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
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8.
Boena comes to work 30 minutes late if her child (miss) the bus to school.
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118.
Conditionals 2
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137. Q10 - ........ her help, I'd have been in real trouble
138. But for
If only
165. Q24 - Provided you work hard, you ....... pass the
exam without any difficulty
166. would
will
145. Q14 - ....... there, will you ask him to call me?
146. If he will be
Should he be
185. Q34 - How ...... you cope if you lost your job?
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186. will
would
197.
Reported Speech
228.
Gap Fill-In I
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260. Grand
The Grand
261. Q17 - The house ..... I was born
262. where
which
279. out
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289. so
such
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297.
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346. aren't it
348. doesn't it
350. won't it
352. isn't it
353. 4. Don't leave your books near the open fire. They might easily _____.
354. 355. catch to fire
356. 357. catch the fire
358. 359. catch on fire
360. 361. catch with fire
362. 5. Do you enjoy _____?
363. 364. to swim
365. 366. swimming
367. 368. swim
369. 370. to swimming
371. 6. I have trouble _____.
372. 373. to remember my password
374. 375. to remembering my password
376. 377. remember my password
378. 379. remembering my password
380. 7. Do you have _____ to do today? We could have a long lunch if not.
381. 382. many work
383. 384. much work
385. 386. many works
387. 388. much works
389. 8. My brother will _____ for a few nights.
390. 391. provide us up
392. 393. provide us in
394. 395. put us up
396. 397. put us in
398. 9. When will the meeting _____?
399. 400. hold on
401. 402. hold place
403. 404. take on
405. 406. take place
407. 10. The board meeting was held _____.
408. 409. at Tuesday
410. 411. on Tuesday
412. 413. with Tuesday
414. 415. in Tuesday
416. 11. Why don't you _____ us?
417. 418. go to the house party with
419. 420. go together the house party with
421. 422. go the house party with
423. 424. together the house party with
425. 12. That awful accident occurred _____.
426. 427. before three weeks
428. 429. three weeks before
430. 431. three weeks ago
432. 433. three weeks past
434. 13. They didn't _____ John's plan?
435. 436. agree with
437. 438. agree to
439. 440. agree
441. 442. agree about
443. 14. The social worker _____ the two old sisters who were ill.
444. 445. called to the house of
446. 447. called on the house of
448. 449. called to
450. 451. called on
452. 15. Tomorrow is Paul's birthday. Let's _____ it.
453. 454. celebrate
455. 456. praise
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"We must have done something that upset her. She is just too sensitive."
663. are you think
665. are you imagine
667. do you think
669. you think
670. 14. I hope that this winter won't be _____ last."
671. 672. as cold as
673. 674. so cold as
675. 676. as cold like
677. 678. so cold like
679. 15. Sorry to be late. I was delayed by _____."
680. 681. a heavy traffic
682. 683. heavy traffic
684. 685. some heavy traffic
686. 687. traffic being heavy
688. 16. The sky is getting dark. It _____ rain is on its way.
689. 690. looks
691. 692. looks like
693. 694. seems to
695. 696. will be
697. 17. Would you do me a small favour? I _____ very much.
698. 699. appreciate it
700. 701. would appreciate
702. 703. would be appreciative
704. 705. would appreciate it
706. 18. I am familiar with that product. I don't know _____ times I've seen it advertised on TV.
707. 708. how many
709. 710. how often
711. 712. how much
713. 714. many often
715. 19. "When _____ leaving for Toronto, Canada?"
"We are planning to set out at 10 o'clock."
716. 717. are we
718. 719. will we
720. 721. will us
722. 723. are us
724. 20. I asked Robert when he could fix my leaking tap. He said that he would come round and fix it _____.
725. 726. as much as possible
727. 728. as possible as he could
729. 730. as fast as he could possibly
731. 732. as soon as possible
733. 21. "Do you know _____ that building is?"
"I would say that it was built at least 100 years ago."
734. 735. old
736. 737. how age
738. 739. how old
740. 741. which age
742. 22. The man told us that the next train would arrive _____.
743. 744. at three thirty
745. 746. at three thirty o'clock
747. 748. in three thirty
749. 750. in three thirty o'clock
751. 23. "How _____ a crowd had gathered at the scene of the accident?"
"I don't know exactly, but there were a lot of shocked onlookers."
752. 753. large
754. 755. often
756. 757. many
758. 759. much
760. 24. That is the city _____ worst crime record.
761. 762. on the
763. 764. in the
765. 766. with the
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5. This method is widely used _______ algorithm is not only effective but also very simple.
A. because its
B. because
C. it is because
D. because of its
Adjective Clauses
1. This new service will be available to all users _______ up for paid membership.
A. that signed
B. that signed it
C. which signed
D. sign
2. That is a story of hardship _______ our own situation into perspective.
A. puts
B. it puts
C. that it puts
D. that puts
3. John Smith, _______ of economic crimes, tax evasion and fraud, is being accused of attempted murder now.
A. of that he was accused
B. that was accused
C. whom he was accused
D. who was accused
4. The process uses an innovative digital technology __________ the products with as many colors as the image
contains.
(A) imprints
(B) that imprints it
(C) that imprints
(D) that it imprints
5. The police were greatly outnumbered by rioters, _______ ran into the hundreds.
A. whose figures
B. those figures
C. that its figures
D. its figures that
779. D. Word Order 2
1. I think Jane deserved to be fired for her __________ .
(A) totally behavior irresponsible
(B) behavior totally irresponsible
(C) irresponsible totally behavior
(D) totally irresponsible behavior
2. _______ appeared to be coming from the science lab next door.
A. The pungent unpleasant odor of burning plastic
B. The unpleasant pungent odor of burning plastic
C. The pungent unpleasant odor of plastic burning
D. The unpleasant odor pungent of burning plastic
3. One of Jane's favorite subjects in school is drama because _______ lots of fun and enjoys being part of it all.
A. has really she
B. she really has
C. she really is
D. is she really
4. Only after they had completed the analysis to that degree _______ how to apply technology to the needs of our
enterprise.
A. did they ask to begin
B. did they begin to ask
C. they did begin to ask
D. to ask did they begin
5. The archaeologists were astonished to find such _______ at that particular site.
A. an incredibly rare beautiful artifact
B. a rare incredibly beautiful artifact
C. a beautiful artifact incredibly rare
D. an incredibly beautiful rare artifact
Noun Clauses
1. We don't know __________ taught us noun clauses before.
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4. As was the case throughout the United States, __________ was subject to higher gas prices during the winter of
2002-2003.
A. for New York
B. for New York as well
C. New York which
D. New York
5. ________ in history caused as much shock and grief worldwide as the 2004 tsunami disaster in Asia.
A. None natural disaster
B. That natural disaster
C. No natural disaster
D. The natural disaster
Prepositional Phrases
1. Surprisingly cost was regarded __________ important factor in choosing a new cell phone by the three teenagers.
A as the least
B of the least
C in the least
D to the least
2. Maine's coastline is a major attraction and a vista of sandy beaches contrasted ________ rockbound shoreline.
A to the rugged
B by the rugged
C on the rugged
D at the rugged
3. John knows that he had better ________ his algebra skills before the mid-term exam.
A. brush up on
B. brush on up
C. brushing up on
D. brushing on up
4. The pressure ________ was intense after his team lost five basketball games in a row.
A. under the coach
B. over the coach
C. of the coach
D. on the coach
5. In __________, the team has begun to show some form again and has won some big games.
(A) few weeks
(B) few past weeks
(C) the past few weeks
(D) a few weeks since
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800.9. As vrea sa te interesezi la institut daca va mai avea loc un examen de admitere in toamna; m-am hotarat
sa incerc, dar nu stiu daca nu este prea tarziu.
801.10. Crezi ca va vorbi cu mine cateva minute daca va veni in Romania? Ar fi foarte folositor pentru lucrarea
mea.
802.C. Translate paying attention to sentence structure and time line:
803.1. Se pare ca vom avea o toamna lunga si blanda.
804.2. Recoltarea capsunilor nu-i o treaba atat de simpla pe cat poate parea la prima vedere.
805.3. Se stie ca strutii nu fac decat un ou pe an; ma intreb cum de reusesc sa se inmulteasca atat de repede?
806.4. E drept ca Harry inca nu stie care e deosebirea dintre un proton si un neutron, dar mama lui este convinsa
ca va deveni un fizician de geniu.
807.5. Daca tot stiai ca o sa se intample intr-o buna zi, atunci de ai mai continuat?
808.6. Mi s-a spus odata ca alunele nu cresc in copaci; asta m-a descurajat intr-o asemenea masura, incat nu
am mai mancat alune pana in ziua de azi.
809.7. Soacra ii scrisese ca vine cu trenul de 15:30, dar el s-a dus la gara la ora 13. Nu voia sa intarzie in niciun
caz.
810.8. Avand in vedere ca nu cunosteai situatia, s-ar putea sa ti se dea circumstante atenuante.
811. 9. Spune-i lui Vernon sa-si pastreze parerile pentru el si sa incerce in schimb sa munceasca mai mult.
812.10. Ceea ce spuneti dumneavoastra e extrem de interesant si va rog sa prezentati toate propunerile la
viitoarea noastra sedinta.
813.D. Translate the following sentences paying attention to tense correlations required by indirect
speech:
814.1. Cand am intrat in camera s-a intors inspre mine si mi-a spus ca, dupa cat se pare, gluma lui nu fusese
apreciata.
815.2. L-am intrebat daca se astepta sa ne vada sosind atat de curand, dar mi-a raspuns ca, din moment ce ne
rugase sa ne intoarcem cat putem de repede, era convins ca nu vom intarzia prea mult.
816.3. Lucy ne-a povestit ca s-au certat toata dupa-amiaza pentru ca John refuza sa mearga la doctor, desi era
evident ca de cateva saptamani nu se simtea bine.
817.4. Cand am rugat-o sa intre in casa mi-a spus ca este grabita si nu va putea sta mai mult de 10 minute.
818.5. Am intrebat-o daca Peter nu lasase vorba inaite sa plece, dar mi-a raspuns ca nu i-a spus nimic altceva
decat ca o va anunta din timp cand are de gand sa se intoarca.
819.6. Helen ne-a rugat ca in cazul in care Ann si Jack iau legatura cu noi sa le comunicam ca ea va fi la
biblioteca toata ziua si-i asteapta acolo.
820.7. Le-am spus ca este foarte tarziu si daca mai vor sa prinda trenul de 8 este momentul sa se grabeasca.
821.8. Bobby a fost de parere ca, din moment ce nu putem atarna oglinda pe perete, ar fi mai bine s-o punem pe
masa ca nu cumva sa se sparga.
822.9. Joan mi-a marturisit ca de fapt nu era la curent cu ce se intamplase si ca tot ce-mi spusese nu erau decat
propriile ei presupuneri.
823.10. L-am intrebat daca se considera cumva vinovat de ceea ce se intamplase dar, dupa cum era si firesc, a
negat totul.
824.E. The Noun. Translate into English paying attention to the genitive case:
825.1. Strazile orasului nostru sunt largi. 2. Culoarea usilor de la garaj este prea inchisa. 3. Cuierul se afla in
holul casei. 4. Aprobarea comisiei pentru infiintarea clubului a fost primita cu entuziasm. 5. Salariile acestor
muncitori au crescut considerabil. 6. Laboratoarele acestui institut sunt bine ingrijite. 7. Dragostea copiilor ei
este cea mai buna recompensa pentru toate sacrificiile facute. 8. Am facut o plimbare de 20 de minute
inainte de a ne culca.
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