Question

1. Choose the correct item. 1) Jim is ... engineer. a) an b) the c) — d) a 2) He came before the bell. He came ... time. a) at b) to c) in d) for 3) We’ll have to walk to the ... shop, I’m afraid. a) nearest b) next c) — d) near 4) … she doesn’t go, neither will I. a) When b) Until c) If d) For 5) When I came in, the girl was sitting … the floor. a) of b) at c) for d) on 6) Last year we went to … Black Sea. a) the b) a c) — d) an 7) I … her as soon as she arrives. a) was visit b) will visit c) visit d) visited 8) He’ll succeed if they … him a chance. a) give b) gave c) will give d) gives

Answer 1

1)d
2)c
3)a
4)c
5)d
6)a
7)b
8)c

Answer 2

) Jim is ..an . engineer.
a) an b) the c) — d) a
2) He came before the bell. He came ...in  time.
a) at b) to c) in d) for
3) We’ll have to walk to the .nearest .. shop, I’m afraid.
a) nearest b) next c) — d) near
4) …untill  she doesn’t go, neither will I.
a) When b) Until c) If d) For
5) When I came in, the girl was sitting …on  the floor.
a) of b) at c) for d) on
6) Last year we went to the … Black Sea.
a) the b) a c) — d) an
7) I …will visit  her as soon as she arrives.
a) was visit b) will visit c) visit d) visited
8) He’ll succeed if they give … him a chance.
a) give b) gave c) will give d) gives

Answer 3

Sure! Here are the correct answers to the multiple-choice questions:

1) Jim is an engineer. (b) - "an" is the correct article to use before a noun starting with a vowel sound.

2) He came on time. (a) - "at" is the correct preposition to use when referring to a specific time.

3) We'll have to walk to the nearest shop, I'm afraid. (a) - "nearest" is the correct adjective to describe the shop that is closest in distance.

4) If she doesn't go, neither will I. (c) - "If" is the correct conjunction to use in this sentence to express a conditional statement.

5) When I came in, the girl was sitting on the floor. (d) - "on" is the correct preposition to use to indicate the location of the girl.

6) Last year we went to the Black Sea. (a) - "the" is the correct article to use before a specific noun.

7) I will visit her as soon as she arrives. (c) - "visit" is the correct verb form to use in this sentence to express a future action.

8) He'll succeed if they give him a chance. (a) - "give" is the correct verb form to use in this sentence to express a conditional action.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.