Question

108. Look! The plane … towards the airport. a) was flying b) flies c) is flying 109. Jane had an open book in front of her but she … it. a) didn't read b) read c) wasn't reading 110. If the phone _, can you answer it? a) rang b) will ring c) rings 111. It was a great party. All of …us it a) have enjoyed b) enjoyed c) had enjoyed 112. After she … the letter she went to the post office. a) written b) was writing c) had written 113. It's the most boring film I … a) saw b) have ever seen c) was seen 114. He … the waiter and pointed to the word on the menu. a) has called b) had called c) called 115. I … my briefcase as I was getting off the bus. a) dropped b) have dropped c) had dropped 116. Oh, now I see what you want … a) say c) to tell 117. "Where is Nick?" - "He … a) had just gone out b) just went out c) has just gone out. 118. Stella warned him if he …hurry up he would be too late. a) did not b) doesn't c) will not 119. When I arrived at the party, Tom wasn't there. He … home already. a) went b) had gone c) has gone 120. "Jim and Nora … !" - Are they? You don't say so! a) got married b) are getting married c) will get married 121. Please remember to lock the door when you … a) will go out b) go out c) would go out 122. When I was on holiday, my camera … from my hotel room. a) was disappeared b) had disappeared c) disappeared 123. We … to get your letter last week. a) are delighted b) were delighted c) delighted 124.I … this book by 6 o'clock yesterday. a) had read c) was reading 125. They went home after they … that work. a) had finished b) finish c) were finishing 126. … at 3 : 30 or 4: 30 a)does this film begin b)is this film beginning c) is this film begun

Answer 1

108. Look! The plane … towards the airport.

c) is flyin

109. Jane had an open book in front of her but she … it.

c) wasn't reading

110. If the phone

_, can you answer it?

c) rings

111. It was a great party. All of …us it

b) enjoyed

112. After she … the letter she went to the post office.

c) had written

113. It's the most boring film I …

b) have ever seen

114. He … the waiter and pointed to the word on the menu.

c) called

115. I … my briefcase as I was getting off the bus.

a) dropped

116. Oh, now I see what you want …

c) to tell ( to say подходит лучше. в задании пропущен один вариант. want + инфитинив с to)

117. "Where is Nick?" - "He …

c) has just gone out

118. Stella warned him if he …hurry up he would be too late.

a) did not

119. When I arrived at the party, Tom wasn't there. He …

home already.

b) had gone

120. "Jim and Nora … !" - Are they? You don't say so!

a) got married

121. Please, remember to lock the door when you …

b) go out

122. When I was on holiday, my camera … from my hotel room.

c) disappeared

123. We … to get your letter last week.

b) were delighted .

124.I … this book by 6 o'clock yesterday.

a) had read

125. They went home after they … that work.

a) had finished

126.

… at 3 : 30 or 4: 30

a)does this film begin

Answer 2

108. Look! The plane … towards the airport.

a) was flying b) flies c) is flying

The correct answer is c) is flying. The sentence is in the present continuous tense, indicating an action happening at the moment of speaking. The verb "is flying" is the correct form in this context. [[1]]

109. Jane had an open book in front of her but she … it.

a) didn't read b) read c) wasn't reading

The correct answer is a) didn't read. The sentence is in the past simple tense, indicating a completed action in the past. The verb "didn't read" is the correct form in this context. [[2]]

110. If the phone _, can you answer it?

a) rang b) will ring c) rings

The correct answer is c) rings. The sentence is in the present simple tense, indicating a general truth or a habitual action. The verb "rings" is the correct form in this context. [[3]]

111. It was a great party. All of …us it

a) have enjoyed b) enjoyed c) had enjoyed

The correct answer is b) enjoyed. The sentence is in the past simple tense, indicating a completed action in the past. The verb "enjoyed" is the correct form in this context. [[4]]

112. After she … the letter she went to the post office.

a) written b) was writing c) had written

The correct answer is c) had written. The sentence is in the past perfect tense, indicating an action completed before another past action. The verb "had written" is the correct form in this context. [[5]]

113. It's the most boring film I …

a) saw b) have ever seen c) was seen

The correct answer is b) have ever seen. The sentence is in the present perfect tense, indicating an action that started in the past and has a connection to the present. The verb phrase "have ever seen" is the correct form in this context. [[6]]

114. He … the waiter and pointed to the word on the menu.

a) has called b) had called c) called

The correct answer is c) called. The sentence is in the past simple tense, indicating a completed action in the past. The verb "called" is the correct form in this context. [[7]]

115. I … my briefcase as I was getting off the bus.

a) dropped b) have dropped c) had dropped

The correct answer is a) dropped. The sentence is in the past simple tense, indicating a completed action in the past. The verb "dropped" is the correct form in this context. [[8]]

116. Oh, now I see what you want …

a) say c) to tell

The correct answer is c) to tell. The sentence requires an infinitive verb form after "want." The correct form is "to tell." [[9]]

117. "Where is Nick?" - "He …"

a) had just gone out b) just went out c) has just gone out

The correct answer is c) has just gone out. The sentence is in the present perfect tense, indicating an action that started in the past and has a connection to the present. The verb phrase "has just gone out" is the correct form in this context. [[10]]

118. Stella warned him if he … hurry up he would be too late.

a) did not b) doesn't c) will not

The correct answer is a) did not. The sentence is in the past simple tense, indicating a hypothetical condition in the past. The verb phrase "did not" is the correct form in this context. [[11]]

119. When I arrived at the party, Tom wasn't there. He … home already.

a) went b) had gone c) has gone

The correct answer is b) had gone. The sentence is in the past perfect tense, indicating an action completed before another past action. The verb phrase "had gone" is the correct form in this context. [[12]]

120. "Jim and Nora …!" - Are they? You don't say so!

a) got married b) are getting married c) will get married

The correct answer is a) got married. The sentence is in the past simple tense, indicating a completed action in the past. The verb phrase "got married" is the correct form in this context. [[13]]

121. Please remember to lock the door when you …

a) will go out b) go out

The correct answer is b) go out. The sentence is in the imperative form, indicating a command or instruction. The verb phrase "go out" is the correct form in this context. [[14]]

122. When I was on holiday, my camera … from my hotel room.

a) was disappeared b) had disappeared c) disappeared

The correct answer is c) disappeared. The sentence is in the past simple tense, indicating a completed action in the past. The verb "disappeared" is the correct form in this context. [[15]]

123. We … to get your letter last week.

a) are delighted b) were delighted c) delighted

The correct answer is b) were delighted. The sentence is in the past simple tense, indicating a completed action in the past. The verb phrase "were delighted" is the correct form in this context. [[16]]

124. I … this book by 6 o'clock yesterday.

a) had read c) was reading

The correct answer is a) had read. The sentence is in the past perfect tense, indicating an action completed before another past action. The verb phrase "had read" is the correct form in this context. [[17]]

125. They went home after they … that work.

a) had finished b) finish c) were finishing

The correct answer is a) had finished. The sentence is in the past perfect tense, indicating an action completed before another past action. The verb phrase "had finished" is the correct form in this context. [[18]]

126. … at 3:30 or 4:30

a) does this film begin b) is this film beginning c) is this film begun

The correct answer is a) does this film begin. The sentence is in the present simple tense, indicating a general truth or a habitual action. The verb phrase "does this film begin" is the correct form in this context. [[19]]

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