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Irregular verbs
Prepositions
100

a) Kyle will tell you this story in the park tomorrow.

b) Kyle will tell you tomorrow this story in the park.

c) Kyle tomorrow will tell you this story in the park.

d) Kyle will tell you this story tomorrow in the park. 

a) Kyle will tell you this story in the park tomorrow.

In standard English we normally use the object of place before the object of time: in the park tomorrow


100

Do you know when ___ Antarctica was officially discovered?

a) -

b)the

c) an

d) a

a) -

The is not used before names of continents 

100

I _____ (to live) here since childhood and I think I know everyone in our village. 

a) live

b) am living

c) have lived

d) lived

c) have lived 

Since shows us that the action started in the past and continues up to now. 


100

Transfer this Active voice sentence into the Passive one: 

Britain kept Napoleon on the island of Saint Helena.

Napoleon was kept on the island of Saint Helena by England. 

100

_____ a doctor, I want to define the illnesses. Unfortunately I am an IT specialist and do not have medicine knowledge. 

a) such 

b) as

c) like

d) likely 

c) like

"Like" means "similar to". It means that the speaker is not a doctor. 'As a doctor' means being a doctor. 

100

Past Simple-Past Participle 

to cast

a) casted-casting

b) casted-casten

c) cast-cast

d) casted-casted

c) cast-cast

100

The meeting is scheduled ___ Friday evening. 

a) on

b) to

c) at

d) in

a) on 

200

a) You easily can lose your friend's trust.

b) You can lose easily your friend's trust.

c) You can easily lose your friend's trust.

d) Easily you can lose your friend's trust. 

c) You can easily lose your friend's trust.

200

It has been announced that ___ Pope is going to visit Warsaw. 

a) an

b) -

c) a

d) the

d) the

We know that there is the only Pope in the world, so we use definite article 'the'

200

Kate was sleeping when her alarm clock ____ ( to go off).

a) goes off

b) went off

c) was going off

d) had went off

a) went off 

In this case the first action was in progress when suddenly something interrupted it. 



200

The novel 'The old man and the sea' ____ (to write) by Ernest Hemingway in 1951. 

was written

200

Paula wants to lose 10 kilos. But she ____ no attempt to reach this aim. 

a) makes

b) does

c) takes

d) gets

a) makes

We say 'to make an attempt' 

200

to overthrow

a) overthrew-overthrew

b) overthrowed-overthrowed

c) overthrew-overthrown

d) overthrowed-overthrowen 

c) overthrew-overthrown 

200

Martin is looking for a job and a place to move in. He does not want to be overly dependent ___ his parents. 

a) at

b) from

c) on

d) of

c) on 

300

a) Trouble may I you for a napkin? 

b) I may you trouble for a napkin?

c) May trouble I you for a napkin?

d) May I trouble you for a napkin? 

d) May I trouble you for a napkin? 

300

___ Times Square is very colorful in the evening.

 a) _

b) the 

c) an

d) a 

 a) _

Articles are not used before the names of squares.


300

If I am elected the Head of the Company, I _____ (to raise) wages.

a) raise

b) will raise

c) am raised

d) am going to raise

b) will raise 

When we talk about promises we usually use the Future Simple tense. 

300

The Congress signed the Declaration on July 4 in 1776.


The Declaration was signed by the Congress on July 4 in 1776. 

300

Mila, could you ______ me a favor? Please, don't say those words about John anymore.

a) make

b) give

c) do

d) take


c) do

'to do a favor'



300

to backslide

a) backslided-backslided

b) backslided-backsliden

c) backsliden-backsliden

d) backslid-backslid 

d) backslid-backslid 

300

It is always uneasy to find an interesting book ___ hundreds of others in the bookstore. 

a) among

b) with

c) with

d) off

a) among

400

a) I would tell him everything, were in your shoes I.

b) I were in your shoes, I would tell him everything. 

c) Were I in your shoes, I would tell him everything.

d) I would tell him everything, I were in your shoes. 

c) Were I in your shoes, I would tell him everything.

When we invert the conditional sentence and omit 'if' we place 'should, were, had' in the first place. 

400

There are ___ eleven players in a football team.

a) -

b) the

c) an

d) a

a) -

400

Benjamin _____ (to watch) a movie before Alison _____ (to come) in. 

a) was watching/came

b) had been watching/came

c) had been watching /was coming

d) watched/came

b) had been watching/came

The first action started before the second one. 

400

It is known that pirates kidnapped Julius Caesar on the way across the Aegean Sea. 

It is known that Julius Caesar was kidnapped by pirates on the way across the Aegean Sea.

400

The company ____ an interesting offer to us.

a) did

b) made

c) took

d) gave

b) made

'to make an offer'

400

to seek

a) seeked-soken

b) saught-saught

c) seeked-seked

d) sought-sought 

d) sought-sought

400

His fear ___ flying is always a problem. 

a) of

b) for

c) to

d) at

a) of

'fear of' 

500

a) They took a kitten small black home.

b) They took a small black kitten home.

c) They took a black small kitten home.

d) Home they took home a black small kitten. 

b) They took a small black kitten home.

Adjective order: opinion-size-age-shape-colour-origin-material.

500

___ French make many delicious sorts of cheese. 

a) the

b) _

c) a

d) an

a) the

We use the definite article to refer to a whole group of people. 

500

My brother _______ (to look for) a job for 2 months before they ____ (to employ) him. 

a) had looked for/employed

b) was looking for/had employed

c) looked for / employed

d) had been looking for/employed

d) had been looking for/employed


500

The discovery of Pluto took place in 1930.

Pluto was discovered in 1930.

500

Honey, you are ill. _____ a medicine, please. 

a) have

b) get

c) take

d) give

c) take

'to take a medicine'

500

to fling

a) flang-flang

b) flung-flung

c) flong-flung

d) flinged-flinged

b) flung-flung

500

Her husband was accused ____ cheating with a 26-year-old model. 

a) at

b) of

c) with

d) for

b) of

'accused of'

600
a) Was so beautiful the weather that we decided to have a rest in the park.

b) So beautiful was the weather that we decided to have a rest in the park. 

c) So beautiful the weather was that we decided to have a rest in the park.

d) So beautiful was the weather that we did we decide to have a rest in the park.  

b) So beautiful was the weather that we decided to have a rest in the park. 

When we invert the sentence with 'so+adjective...that' we invert the first part of the sentence. 

600

The US has an air base in ___ Indian ocean.

a) the

b) -

c) a

d) an

a) the

"the" is used before names of oceans.

600

This time next month Elizabeth ____ (still/to work) in Spain. 

a) will still have worked

b) will still work

c) still works

d) will still be working

d) will still be working

We use the Future Continuous to talk about unfinished actions which will be in progress in the future. 

600

They reported that Mr. Jacobson was playing football at that time. 

Mr. Jacobson was reported to be playing football at that time. 

600

The politician ____ a final speech of his career. 

a) took

b) made

c) did

d) gave

b) made

'to make a speech'

600

to bind

a) binded-binded

b) bound-bound

c) binded-bound

d) bounded-bounded 

b) bound-bound

600

The club succeeded ___ winning the championship.

a) on

b) at

c) in

d) for

c) in

'succeed in'

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