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1Id like to have this skirt lengthened (a)pulled(b)tailored(c)made longer(d)repaired2She wants to ________ a job in that company.(a)apply for(b)want(c)work(d)look on3I managed to stop, but the van behind me didnt.(a)the heavy car(b)the coach(c)the small truck(d)the big motorbike4 A helicopter managed to land on the roof and rescued six of us.(a)pretended(b)succeeded(c)could(d)was able5Mrs. Riley, an elderly widow, was walking along a dark London street.(a)a mature(b)an older(c)a some what old(d)a very old6How often do you_______ your cat?(a)eat(b)food(c)give(d)feed7Abdul was badly frightened by a stranger in the market.(a)surprised(b)embarrassed(c)worried(d)terrified8He war so _______ that he couldnd finish the work.(a)healthy(b)tired(c)strong(d)angrily9I was furious and shouted at him.(a)extremely angry(b)hot(c)not very happy(d)too sad10The ball _______ the fence and into the street.(a)hit(b)shot(c)kicked(d)went over11Hurry or we shall_______ the bus.(a)catch(b)miss(c)run(d)deceive12 Will you _______ me how to pay the game?(a)learn(b)call(c)need(d)show13 The Caribbean? Oh, I can highly recommend it.(a)introduce(b)praise(c)say about(d)answer14Ann _________ a dress for her doll.(a)made(b)build(c)sold(d)handed15The spaceship descended slowly through the cloud.(a)went down(b)looked down(c)turn(d)downdstepped down16The spaceship descended slowly through the cloud.(a)went down(b)looked down(c)turn(d)downdstepped down17Can you guess where Tom ______ his cat?(a)find(b)yeen(c)looks(d)found18Central Los Angeles was rocked by another car bomb explosion last night.(a)shaken violently(b)taken(c)seized(d)taken seriously19I want you to _______ a table at the Savoy for seven oclock.(a)ask(b)keep on(c)phone(d)reserve20We shall ______ a letter to John.(a)receive(b)reply(c)send(d)ask21When I arrived, the students had _______ gone into class.(a)never(b)yet(c)already(d)suddenly22.It was quite an ordinary ghost, really.(a)a common(b)a goodlooking(c)a famous(d)a gently23She has been out of work for a long time.(a)unable to do(b)disappointed(c)dissatisfied(d)unemployed24I know my _______ to school.(a)book(b)lunch(c)walk(d)way25He was smiling happily and cheering wildly.(a)enjoying himself(b)crying loudly(c)observing the scene(d)shouting congratulations26He will ______ his brother with him.(a)give(b)take(c)like(d)catch27 He answered almost immediately .(a)at once(b)correctly(c)completely(d)suddenly28I__________ here for ten years.(a)lives(b)am living(c)live(d)have been living29He war very rude to me.(a)cruel(b)impolite(c)polite(d)kind30The magician_______ the audience very much.(a)practiced(b)trained(c)interested(d)happy31 Bob_______ the package for the old man.(a)hold(b)helps(c)called(d)carried32 Australia?(a)Are you ever(b)Were you ever(c)Do you ever being(d)Have you ever been33 I_______ to his house in 1991.(a)moved(b)have been moving(c)have moved(d)was moving34a marvellous evening.(a)wonderful(b)boring(c)awful(d)embarrassing

1/I'd like to have this skirt lengthened

(a) pulled

(b) tailored

(c) made longer

(d) repaired

2/She wants to a job in that company.

(a) apply for

(c) the small truck

(d) the big motorbike

4/ A helicopter managed to land on the roof and rescued six of us.

(a) pretended

(b) succeeded

(c) could

(b) tired

(c) strong

(d) angrily

9/I was furious and shouted at him.

(a) extremely angry

(a) went down

27/ He answered almost immediately

(d) have been living

29/He war very rude to me.

(a) Are you ever

(b) Were you ever

(c) Do you ever being

(d) Have you ever been

33/ I _ to his house in 1991.

(b) boring

(c) awful

(d) embarrassing

35/ He had a nightmare last night.

(a) bad dream

37/ He told me to shut up and get out.

(a) stop talking

41/ Will you _ the book I lent you?

(a) give me back

(b) pay me

(c) lend me again

(d) offer me

42/ Tom was leaning against the wall, out of breath He _.

(a) was running

(b) has been running

(c) had run

(d) would run

43/ The house was dirty We _ it for weeks.

(a) haven't cleaned

49/ He _ me every Sunday, and we often go fishing together.

(a) came to see

(b) comes to see

(c) will be coming to see

(d) All answers are correct

50/ He has little spare time.

(d) All are correct.

52/ The farmer _ the land before he planted

anything.

(a) will plough

(b) ploughs

(d) All are correct.

54/ We are all by the play.

60/ I was _ tired that I went to bed early (a) so

(c) often use

(d) often used

64/ Why don't we sit in the garden.

It's not warm to sit in the garden.

(d) All are correct.

66/ It was _ good book that I could not put it down (a) so

(a) nervous

(b) badly

(c) nervously

(d) All are correct.

68/ You be on duty tomorrow, don't you? (a) must to

(b) will

(c) are you going

(d) have to

69/ The house is _.

(a) in the good condition

(b) in very good condition

(c) in condition

(d) in condition very good

70/ Do you know _?

(a) what it was wrong

(b) what's wrong with it

(c) what wrong it was

(d) what wrong is with it

71/ I wish I _ in a big house with a beautiful garden (a) lived

(b) live

(c) living

(d) am living

72/ She will have to thank him, ?

(a) mustn't she

(c) was cleaning

(d) cleaned

75/ She is to understand the matter.

(a) enough intelligent

(d) All are correct.

77/ It's going to rain I want to take my umbrella with

me Do you know where is?

(b) were eating

(c) had been eating

(d) have been eating

86/ There is the girl father owns the shop (a) Whose

(b) which

(c) who

(d) her

87/ He said, "I can dance well."

In indirect speech, this should read: _

(a) He said he would dance well

(b) He said he could dance well

(c) He said he can dance well

(d) He said he might dance well

88/ The table with dust.

(a) is covering

(b) covered

(c) is covered

(d) has covered

89/ Jim and Betty are going to the party with us, so _ are very excited.

92/ Steel is _ than wood.

(a) more heavy

(b) as heavy

96/ I don't mind where you sit You can sit _ you like.

(a) somewhere

(b) anywhere

(c) any

(d) something

96/ It is raining now It began raining two hours ago.

It _ for two hours.

(a) has rained

98/ He said, "Do you know Mr Brown?"

In indirect speech, this should read:

(a) He asked if I knew Mr Brown.

(b) He asked whether I know Mr Brown.

(c) He asked if I know Mr Brown.

(d) He asked whether I have known Mr Brown.

99/ There weren't _ people at the party I had seen before.

(a) He asks me why I didn't lock the door.

(b) He asked me why I didn't lock the door.

(c) He asks me why I hadn't locked the door.

(d) He asked me why didn't I lock the door.

102/ Direct: "I want to go on holiday but I don't know where to go."

(c) The documents being delivered to the department

(b) Ann told not to tell anyone what had happened.

(c) Ann asked me not to tell anyone what had

(a) had to have a new engine fit.

(b) had to have fited a new engine.

(c) had to have a new engine fitting.

(d) had to have a new engine fitted.

110/ Do you ?

(a) clean every weekend the house

(b) clean the house every weekend

(c) clean every the house the weekend

(d) every weekend clean the house

111/ Your chocolate cake tastes .

(a) are having the house paint at the moment.

(b) are having the house painting at the moment.

(c) have the house painted at the moment.

(d) are having the house painted at the moment.

113/ Direct: "Did you study harder when you were in high school?"

(a) does she do

(b) was she done

(a) will paint

(b) paint

(c) would paint

(d) painted

117/ I want .

(a) to have my photograph take.

(b) to have my photograph took.

(c) to have my photograph taken.

(d) have my photograph taken.

118/ The dentist is with a child teeth are causing some problems.

(d) what

120/ Mr and Mrs Davis were in an aeroplane They were very nervous as the plane took off because they

before.

(a) have never flown

(b) didn't never fly

(c) had never flown

(d) never flew

121/ Hot weather .

(a) makes me feeling uncomfortable.

(b) makes me to feel uncomfortable.

(c) makes me feel uncomfortable.

(d) makes me to have felt uncomfortable.

122/ If I _ in a hurry, I wouldn't have spilled the milk.

(a) hasn't been

You say .

(a) What did we do this evening?

(b) What have we done this evening?

(c) What are we doing this evening?

(d) What shall we do this evening?

124/ The dress didn't fit her So she took it back to the shop she had bought it.

133/ Paul can't go to the football game his

136/ She hasn't got a job She depends her

parents for money.

(a) on

143/ Your shoes are similar _ mine but they are not exactly the same.

(c) enough

(d) all are correct

147/ I don't feel sorry him All his problems are entirely his own fault.

(a) Mr Watson will phone tonight.

(b) Mr Watson will be phoned tonight.

(c) Tonight will phone Mr Watson.

(d) None is correct.

149/ I am daughter in the family.

(a) the young

(b) the younger

(c) the youngest

(d) the most young

150/ _ is the most satisfactory solution?

152/ The house was dirty We it for weeks.

(a) haven't cleaned

(c) was sleeping

(d) is sleeping

154/ The wind made such noises that the

children ran to their parents'room.

157/ Have you gone to Vung Tau yet?

(d) How many litres

160/ That's the wig she was wearing.

(a) who

(b) which

(c) that

(d) c and b are correct

161/ The people and the elephants _ were in the

streets belonged to a circus.

(a) ordered me to help my self to the food.

(b) asked me help myself to the food.

(c) told me to help myself to the food please.

(d) asked me to help myself to the food.

164/ When I arrived at the party, Tom wasn't there He home.

(a) was going

(a) how often the buses run at night?

(b) how often do the buses run at night.

(c) how oftan the buses run at night.

(d) how often the buses ran at night.

168/ Mr Johnson _ in the same company for thirty years and he is not planning to retire yet.

(a) work

(b) works

(c) have worked

(d) has been working

169/ The girl _ mother I am talking to, has left the room.

171/ Mr Green _ a colour television set already.

(a) buy

(b) buys

(c) has bought

(d) have bought

172/ Unit 70 is _ lesson in the book.

(a) the most difficult

(c) Meetings are hold by our club once a month.

(d) Meetings are held by our club once a month.

176/ In the rush hour, the streets are jammed _ cars (a) by

178/ The women _.

(a) wore their new evening dresses to the opera.

(b) wore their evening dresses new to the opera.

(c) wore to the opera their new evening dresses.

(d) wore their evening new dresses to the opera.

179/ What is the name of the lady you are walking ? (a) along

(b) for

(c) out

(d) with

180/ The man _.

(a) is a history professor with the grey hair.

(b) with the grey hair is a history professor.

(c) with the hair grey is a historical professor.

(d) with the hair grey is a professor history.

181/ She was robbed _ one million worth of

jewellery yesterday.

(a) about

(b) off

(a) is the party going to invite him?

(b) is he going to be invited to the party?

(c) is he invited to the party by them?

(d) is he being invited to the party by them?

187/ We reached _ the town late that evening (a) at

191/ _ does she play the piano? Very well.

(a) How far

(b) many rain clouds in the sky.

(c) in the sky many rain clouds.

(d) in the sky many clouds rain.

193/ I _ very fast when the accident

196/ They went to work foot.

203/ Last night I in bed when suddenly I heard a scream.

(c) were

(d) should be

207/ She said, "Will you help me?"

In indirect speech, this should read:

(a) She asked if you would help me.

(b) She asked whether you would help me.

(c) She asked if I would help him.

(d) She asked whether I would help him.

208/ He said, "I didn't buy it yesterday".

In indirect speech, this should read:

(a) He said he didn't buy it yesterday.

(b) He said he didn't buy it the day before.

(c) He said he hadn't bought it yesterday.

(d) He said he hadn't bought it the day before.

209/ He said, "Has Mary spent all the money?"

In indirect speech, this should read:

(a) He asked if Mary had spent all the money.

(b) He asked if Mary spent all the money.

(c) He asked whether Mary had spent all the money (d) He asked whether Mary spent all the money.

210/ Marry said, "My mother hasn't been there".

In indirect speech, this should read:

(a) Mary said my mother hasn't been there.

(b) Mary said her mother hadn't been there.

(c) Mary said her mother wouldn't have been there (d) Mary said my mother hadn't been there.

211/ Mike said, "I bought it last week."

In indirect speech, this should read:

(a) Mike said he bought it last week.

(b) Mike said he had bought it last week.

(c) Mike said he had bought it the week before.

(d) Mike said he bough it the week before.

212/ Jean said, "I'll do it tomorrow".

In indirect speech, this should read:

(a) Jean said she would do it the next day.

(b) Jean said she would do it tomorrow.

(c) Jean said she would have done it tomorrow.

(d) Jeans said she would do it the day before.

213/ If I choose, I would spend money on

motorways.

(a) could

(b) can

(c) may

(d) have to

214/ Jean said, "I won't do it next week".

In indirect speech, this should read:

(a) Jean said she didn't do it the next week.

(b) Jean said she wouldn't do it the next week (c) Jean said she won't do it the next week.

(d) Jean said she wouldn't do it the next week.

215/ He said, "Does Pedro speak English?"

In indirect speech, this should read:

(a) He asked if Pedro would speak English.

(b) He asked if Pedro would speak English.

(c) He asked whether Pedro spoke English.

(d) He asked whether Pedro would speak English 216/ There are _ people here.

(a) too many

(b) too little

(c) much few

(d) all are correct

219/ It's late now We had better

224/ These rings are made gold?

(a) often use to

233/ They are afraid

(a) going home.

(b) to go home.

(c) go home

(d) have gone home

234/ Have you got any seats _ for the Stratford excursion?

(a) afforded

(b) left

(c) passed

(d) all are correct

240/ Do you feel before examinations? (a) nervous

(b) nervously

(c) badly

(d) all are correct

241/ You'd rather have the green one, _? (a) won't you?

(b) rather you?

(c) didn't you?

(d) wouldn't you?

242/ I'll like to go on holiday but I have not got money.

(a) enough

(b) too

(c) many

(d) all are correct

243/ We were _ 60 miles an hour, and we could catch you.

(a) is cutting her hair

(b) is having her hair cut

247/ He had the sofa repaired, ?

(a) didn't he?

259/ Did you enjoy yourself at the party?

_ Yes, we had a good _ there.

(a) party

(b) game

(c) time

(b) walk

(c) sleep

(d) rest

264/ He's had _ a supervisor.

(a) an argument with

266/ They are preparing to _ the oil pollution which

is threatening the local beaches.

(a) get rid

(b) drive

(c) destroy

275/ She _ this work when the sun sets.

(a) will finishes

282/ He's always trying _ me.

(a) to avoid to meet

288/ After he retired, he spent his _ on an expensive holiday.

(c) the book for

295/ Mr Jones is waiting for you now.

He _ for you for half an hour.

(a) has been waiting

(b) has waited

(c) had waited

(d) had been waiting

296/ If I _ enough money, I could buy that camera (a) have

(b) I haven't been able

(c) have I been able

(d) haven't I been able

298/ Why did you ask them stupid questions? (a) so

(b) such

(c) such a

(d) all are correct

(a) enough intelligent

(a) asked me I can speak Russian.

(b) asked me if I speak Russian.

(c) asked if I could speak Russian.

(d) said that if I can speak Russian.

309/ Ali didn't receive any money because he the old man.

(a) lied

(b) lied to

(c) had lied to

(d) all are correct

316/ The robber was said in a stolen car.

(a) escaping

(b) had escaped

(c) to be escaped

(d) to have escaped

317/ Mrs Walker has returned

_.

(a) a wallet back to its original owner.

(b) to its original owner the wallet.

(c) the wallet to its original owner.

(d) the wallet to it original owner.

318/ He talks _ his father.

(d) all are correct

324/ Moscow is the of Russia.

(b) have moved

(c) have been moving

(d) was moved

326/ I _ a letter yesterday.

(a) had received

(b) had been receiving

328/ She was about

331/ I here for three years.

(a) lives

(b) live

(c) am living

(d) have been living

332/ Work on the house before my sister left (a) had begun

(d) all are correct

334/ Don't worry about us We can look after (a) each other

(b) ourselves

(c) one another

(d) all are correct

335/ Rob and Catherine _ (a) looked at each other for a few seconds nervously (b) looked each other at for a few seconds nervously (c) looked at each other nervously for a few seconds (d) looked at nervously for a few seconds each other 336/ Penquay was _

(a) a fishing village very small no the North coast of Cornwall.

(b) a very small village fishing on the north coats or Cornwall.

(c) a very small fishing village on the north coast of Cornwall.

(d) a fishing village very small on the coast north

338/ It _ a very modern house so it looks strange.

(a) Did you just have

(b) Are you just having

(c) Have you just had

(d) Do you just have

340/ Tom _ go away next week.

(a) Are you ever

(b) Do you ever being

(c) Were you ever

(d) Have you ever been

342/ He - soon visit Paris.

(c) had his portrait painted

(d) has his portrait painted

344/ He _ me every Sunday.

(a) came to see

(b) will be coming to see

(c) comes to see

(d) all answers are correct

345/ Just then, the phone rang It _ my aunt.