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*. FIND THE MISTAKES (100 SENTENCES )

1. She g a v e me to u nde r st a n d she would l ea v i n g an y day

A gave

B understand

C leaving

D any

2. His shop ha s g o n e i n to business after m a ki g heavy l o ss e s

A has gone

B into

C making

D losses

3. She was one of five a st r ona u ts o n the space shuttle "Challenger", t ha t

completed a successful six-day voyage in space in June 1983

A astronauts

B on

C that

D in

4. Your friends a r e taken in his f an t a stic story of having g e t to the Pole a l o n e

A are

B fantastic

C get

D alone

5. The s u cc s s f u l of our l o c a l theatre ha s p u t our city o n the map

A successful

B local

C has put

D on

6. The m o r e I read a bou t history, the more it brings to home to me how relevant history is f o r us today

A more

B about

C to

D for

7. If you see e v e r a tall and ski nn y Chinese boy with a m o le on his chin, it’s m e

A ever

B skinny

C mole

8. My name is Fang Yaorong and I w ou ld b e 12 o n the first o f June this year

A would

B be

C on

D of

9. I wear t h ick n e ss glasses because I didn’t take p r o p r care of my e y e s i g h t

w

he n I was young

A thickness

B proper

C eyesight

10.I attend f o r school in the morning a t Ghim Moth P r i m a r y School

A for

B in

C at

D Primary

11.Water on t h e ea r t h is be i n g r c y cl e d c o n ti nu o u sly in a process is k no w n as the hydrologic cycle

A the earth

B is being recycled

C continuously

D is known

12.Every morning, I w a lk e d to school w ith my ne i g hbo r John, who is a lso my classmate

A walked

B with

C neighbor

D also

13.This groundwater is e x t r e m ly important to life on earth, since 95 percent of the earth's water is in the ocean and a r e too salty f o r human beings or plants

A extremely

B to

C are

D for

14.Chemicals lik e d sulfuric acid and soda w e r e manufactured l on g before man be g a n to understand the nature of the atom

A liked

B were

C long

D began

15. oM st of the m o de l s were given f o r me o v e r the years

A Most

B models

C for

D over

16.Dent station is si t ua t e d on the Seatle to Carliste r a il w a y li ne , said b e t h e

m

o st s c en ic in the country

A is situated

B railway line

C be

D the most scenic

17.We h a v e ne v e r stayed in such t h e expensive hotel be f o r e

A have

B never

C the

D before

18.A fire ha s de st r o y e d most of t h e o ld city of London in the 1600s.

A A

B has destroyed

C the old city

D in

19.The manager w a s very a st ou n d i n g w he n they told him a b ou t the robbery

A was

B astounding

D about

20.Winners were greatly hono re d by ha v i n g olive wreaths p l a c e d on their heads and having poems si n g i n g about their deeds

A honored

B having

C placed

D singing

21.A country can’t be p r o s pe r ou sly if it’s not q u ite i nd e pe d nt

A A

B prosperously

C quite

D independent

22.They w en t o n s m o ki g all through du r i n g the m ea l

A went on

B smoking

C during

D meal

23. heT s e new m a c h i n e have put a n end to queuing

A These

B machine

C an

D to

24.The i n st r u cti n s say you j u st add bo ili n g w a t e r s to the soup powder

A instructions

B just

C boiling

D waters

25.The house s e e m d to have b ee u n o cc p y i n g f o r several months

A seemed

B been

C unoccupying

D for

26.You m u st drive m o r e sl o w l y t ha n in town

A must

B more

C slowly

D than

27.Be sure t o s a y goodbye to your grandmother b e f o r e you w ill l e a v e

A to say

B to

C before

D will leave

28.The rate of i n f l a ti o n has f a ll e n st e ad ily during r e c en tly months

A inflation

B fallen

C steadily

D recently

29. oM st people consider t h a t st e a li n g w s wrong

A Most

B that

C stealing

D was

30.Dick en s’s l a st novel was u n f i n is h e when he h a d d i e d

A Dickens’s

B last

C unfinished

D had died

31. l eaP s e would you to s e n me f u r t he r details, of the job ad v e r tis ed ?

A Please

B to send

C further

D advertised

32.Children learn a lot a bo t how to be h a v e in a situation a s this

A about

B to behave

C in

D as

33.I w r ite to h is a l m o st every day

A write

B to

C his

D almost

34. v eE n t h ou g h I a d m i r e his courage, I t h i n k he ha s be e n foolish

A Even though

B admire

C think

D has been

35.We w ou ld g e t the job finished m u c h q u ick e r if everyone worked a s a r d ly a s e

v e r y on e e ls e

A would get

B much quicker

C as hardly as

D everyone else

36.One of the p a ti en t s in a l o c a l hospital has on e typhoid

A patients

B in

C local

D one

37.I think c y cli n g is p r e f e r ab le w ith w a lki n g

A cycling

B preferable

C with

D walking

38.He s a id he d is p pr o v e d o f people w h ich smoked

A said

B disapproved

C of

D which

39.You can’t p o ssi b l e e x pe ct me to ha v e supper r ead y by 8 o’clock

A possible

B expect

C to have

D ready

40.I h d be e n looking for this book f o r months and a t l a st I h a v e f o un it

A had been

B for

C at last

D have found

41.I a m w r iti n g to tell you ho w m u ch I h a e j o y e d the few hours I s pen t with you and your family yesterday evening

A am writing

B how much

C had enjoyed

D spent

42.I h v e be n in England f o r the beginning of October and this w a s my first invitation to dinner w ith an English

family

A have been

B for

C was

D with

43.I f ou n d the c on v e r s a ti o n l most i n t e r e sti g and was g l a d to practise my

English

A found

B conversational

C interesting

D glad

44.I would a lso like c on gr a t u l a ti n g you o n your excellent c oo ki n g

A also

B congratulating

C on

D cooking

45.I was v e r y gr a t e f u lly for all the helpful i n f o r m a t i o n you gave me ab o u t the courses in English

A very

B gratefully

C information

D about

46.I hope to f i n d a s u it ab le school w it h in the next few da y

A to find

B suitable

C within

D day

47.The English c ou r s e s w ill no t be t o o hard to me to study

A courses

B will not

C too

D to

48.Would p l ea s e you g i v e my be st wishes t o your husband and children?

A please

B give

C best

D to

49. hT a k you again w ith an e x t r e m ly p l e a s an t evening

A Thank

B with

C extremely

D pleasant

50.A house in that d i st r ict w i ll c o st you a t l e ss $200,000

A in

B district

C will cost

D at less

51.Although both his legs w e r e broken o n the crash, he managed t o g e t out of the car before it e x p l o d ed

A were

B on

C to get

D exploded

52.The patient r e c o v e r e d more ra p i d ly t ha n e x pe cti n g

A recovered

B rapidly

C than

D expecting

53. s sA o o n a s the ship arrived s a fe at the airport, the victims w e r e t a k e n to ho s p i t a l

A As soon as

B safe

C were taken

D hospital

54.We w ou ld put o u t to sea i f the weather is good

A would

B out

C to

D if

55. nDo o t b l a m me if the tin-opener is b r e a k

A Do not

B blame

C if

D is break

56.Please check in d a m g before si g n i n g the d e li v e r y note

A in

B damage

C signing

D delivery

57.The fact t h a t every c h il d r e n has the same e d c a ti o na l opportunities is

essential

A that

B children

C educational

D is

58.John did not c e l e b r a t e d a party un til he received the offer of p r o m ti o n in w r iti n g

A celebrated

B until

C promotion

D writing

59.You c a n u s e it a s l en g th a s y o u lik e , and it will not w ea r out

A can use

B as length as

C you like

D wear out

60.If t h i n g s g o wrong, James, w he r e v e r you do, do not p a n ic

A things

B go

C wherever

D panic

61. oM r e t ha n 1 , 0 0 0 r un n e r participated in this year’s Manchester m a r a t h o n

A More than

B 1,000 runner

C in

D marathon

62.The way he t o o k everything she d oe s for gr an t e d really an n o y e d her.

A took

B does

C granted

D annoyed

63.The personnel p r o m is e d him that she w ou ld not tell anyone t h a t he h a

be

e n in prison

A promised

B would

C that

D has been

64.In my a rr i v a l home, I re a lis d that I h a d l e f t my book in the room

A In

B arrival

C realised

D had left

65.My father is going to be r ea lly angry w ha t he finds out t h a t I ha v e l o st the car key

A really

B what

C that

D have lost

66.People w ho se live in g l a ss houses s h ou l dn ’t throw st o n e s

A whose

B glass

C shouldn’t

D stones

67.He spent most of his ti m e s t r a v e li n g around the world and now he is w r iti n g about his e x pe r i en c e s

A times

B traveling

C is writing

D experiences

68.I w r o te to him last week but s o f a r I r e c e i v e d no reply to my letter

A wrote

B so far

C received

D to

69.I f the earth suddenly stopped to s p i n , we w ou ld all fly o ff it

A If

B to spin

C would

D off

70.This building w i l l ha v e f i n is e d b y the end o f 2000

A will

B have finished

C by

D of

71.I h ea r d that you h a d b ou h t that house and b e m o v e d there before you g o t

your promotion

A heard

B had bought

C be moved

D got

72.We h a n o s o o ne r left the house w he n it be g a n to rain

A had

B no sooner

D began

73. eN v e rto p u t off u n til tomorrow w ha t you can do today

A Never

B to put

C until

D what

74.My father is ti r e d o f living in the city a lt h ou h he wants to li v e in a quiet village

A tired

B of

C although

D to live

75.She w en t to the dentist be c a u se she g o t a n t oo t ha c he

A went

B because

C got

D an toothache

76.Jeremy invents f r e q uen tly r i d ic l ou s st o r i e s like that

A frequently

B ridiculous

C stories

D like

77. lt hA ou h Bob d i d n ’t s p e k Dutch, he de ci de d s e ttli g in Amsterdam

A Although

B didn’t speak

C decided

D settling

78. i t hoW u t f o r this treatment, the pa ti e n t w ou ld ha v e d i e d

A Without

B for

C patient

D would have died

79.The farmers are s i m p ly trying to f a t t e n the animals in o r de r t h a t obtain a higher price o n the market

A simply

B to fatten

C in order that

D on

80.John a s k e d Oliver if she c ou ld remember w ha t she had put the camera

A asked

B if

C could

D what

81.I can’t d e sc r i b e p eop le a s w e ll s you c ou l d

A describe

B people

C as well as

D could

82.I w s sc a r e dto t e ll him what m e re a lly thought

A was scared

B to tell

D really

83.There a r e about 3,000 li v i n g l an g ua e s in the world today, but only about six o f t h e m are major l an g ua e of the world

A are

B living languages

C six of them

D language

84.Jack ha s be c o m ec o n f i d en tly a s a result of h is s u cc ss

A has become

B confidently

C as

D his success

85.He d i d n ’t g i v e n a n y r ea s o n for his st r an g e behavior t ha t da y

A didn’t given

B any reason

C strange

D that day

86.I h d l o st his phone number so I couldn’t to c on t a ct him be f o r e

A had lost

B so

C to contact

D before

87. l oA t o f things keep st o pp i n g me f o r w a lk i n g

A A lot of

B stopping

C for

D walking

88.She couldn't be li e v e t ha t she h a s f i n a lly found her brother