Question

II. Выберите один из предложенных вариантов ответа: They … a lot of useful contacts during their business trip to India. made b. have made c. was making d. had made We … completely satisfied as not all our requirements had been met. didn’t be b. weren’t c. hadn’t been d. haven’t been What … the managing director … you when you were in his office? did; tell b. has; told c. had; told d. was; telling He … to work at this time yesterday morning. drove b. had driven c. was driving d. has been driving Mrs. Smithson was furious. She … for her assistant for half an hour. waited c. had waited was waiting d. had been waiting Mr. Wilson was preparing his presentation while his secretary … a report. is typing c. was typing has been typing d. had been typing He … his grammar for two hours yesterday. has been practising c. practised was practising d. had been practising I … about changing my present job for some time before I finally decided. was thinking c. thought had thought d. had been thinking My boss was in despair. His documents … . had disappeared c. have disappeared disappeared d. were disappearing After the Nickersons … the company, they … to make a lot of employees redundant. bought; had started c. had bought; started bought; started d. have bought; have started We … a reliable firm, so we … Samsung. were wanting; had chosen c. had wanted; chose wanted; had chosen d. wanted; chose I … the missing file while I … for some other documents. found; was looking c. found; had looked had found; looked d. was finding; was looking Mr. Johnson … as an engineer for ten years before he … a supervisor. works; has become c. worked; had become had worked; became d. has been working; became By that time she … any more explanation, she … everything. hasn’t needed; understood c. didn’t need; understood hadn’t needed; had understood d. didn’t need; had understood When I met him last week, it was the first time we … each other since we … from the university. have seen; graduated c. saw; had graduated had seen; graduated d. didn’t see; had graduated

Answer 1

a. made
b. weren’t

a. did; tell
c. was driving
d. had been waiting
c. was typing 
c. practised
d. had been thinking 
a. had disappeared

c. had bought; started
d. wanted; chose
a.found; was looking

b. had worked; became

d. didn’t need; had understood
c. saw; had graduated

Answer 2

Answer:

They *made* a lot of useful contacts during their business trip to India.

We *weren’t* completely satisfied as not all our requirements had been met.

What *did; tell* the managing director tell you when you were in his office?

He *was driving* to work at this time yesterday morning.

Mrs. Smithson was furious. She *had been waiting* for her assistant for half an hour.

Mr. Wilson was preparing his presentation while his secretary *was typing* a report.

He *had been practising* his grammar for two hours yesterday.

I *had been thinking* about changing my present job for some time before I finally decided.

My boss was in despair. His documents *had disappeared* .

After the Nickersons *had bought; started* the company, they *had to make* a lot of employees redundant.

We *wanted; chose* a reliable firm, so we *chose* Samsung.

I *found; was looking* the missing file while I *was looking* for some other documents.

Mr. Johnson *had worked; had become* as an engineer for ten years before he *became* a supervisor.

By that time she *didn’t need; had understood* any more explanation, she *had understood* everything.

When I met him last week, it was the first time we *had seen; had graduated* each other since we *had graduated* from the university.