Question

1. He _____ some new shoes last month. A) bought B) buying C) buy D) buys 2. What time do you go to _____ school? a. An b. The c. A d. – 3. At _____ first sight we didn't recognize each other. a. A b. – c. An d. The 4. Gill can’t do the dishes right now because she ... now. A. is sleeping B. Sleeps C. Slept D. sleeping 5. Don’t mess with that liquid! It ... some poisonous acid! A. is containing B. has contained C. contains D. contained 6. ... it difficult to concentrate on your work with this music on? A. Are you finding B. Do you find C. Have you found D. Have you been found 7. I _____ for my things when I ____ someone call my name. A) paid / was hearing B) pay / heard C) was paying / hear D) was paying / heard 8. Where … all this time? a) Did you be b) You were c) Have you been d) You have been 9. I … such tall buildings as in New York. a) Never saw b) Never did see c) Never have seen d) Have never seen 10. I can't stay at home. I prefer working with _____ people. a. A b. – c. An d. The 11. _____ homeless need more help from the government. a. The b. An c. A d. – 12. I'm worried _____ the exam. A. Of B. For C. About D. - 13. This week I ______ Mrs. Riot several times, she doesn’t look her age! a) have seen b) seen c) saw d) have saw 14. Why _____ last night? What was wrong with you, my dear? a) did you cry b) have you cried c) has you cried d) you cried She ______ such a nice restaurant! a) never visited b) visited never c) has never visited d) has visited never 16. I'm sick ____ all this stress. A. For B. Of C. To D. With 17. I was shocked ____ their behaviour. A. By B. For C. Of D. to 18. What … her about the school ? A) You told B) Did you told C) Told you D) Did you tell 19. She … because she couldn’t find her dog. A) Cried B) Was crying C) Crying D) Cry 20. I'm not very keen ____ maths. A. At B. Of C. On D. In

Answer 1

1А 2D 3D 4A 5 - 6C 7D 8C 9D 10B 11A 12C 13A 14B 15C 16 - 17 - 18D 19 - 20C

Answer 2

1 a 2 b 3d 4a 5a 6 7c 8c 9a 10a 11a 12 b 13a 14a 15d 16c 17a 18 19b 20D

Answer 3

1. The correct answer is A) bought. The past simple tense of the verb "buy" is "bought," so the correct sentence is "He bought some new shoes last month."

2. The correct answer is C) A. The word "school" does not require an article before it in this context. So the correct sentence is "What time do you go to school?"

3. The correct answer is C) An. The phrase "At first sight" is an idiomatic expression and requires the indefinite article "an." So the correct sentence is "At first sight we didn't recognize each other."

4. The correct answer is A) is sleeping. The sentence is in the present continuous tense, indicating an action happening at the moment of speaking. So the correct sentence is "Gill can’t do the dishes right now because she is sleeping now."

5. The correct answer is C) contains. The sentence is in the present simple tense, indicating a general fact or a permanent state. So the correct sentence is "Don’t mess with that liquid! It contains some poisonous acid!"

6. The correct answer is B) Do you find. The verb "find" is used in the present simple tense to indicate a habitual action. So the correct sentence is "Do you find it difficult to concentrate on your work with this music on?"

7. The correct answer is D) was paying / heard. The past continuous tense "was paying" indicates an ongoing action in the past, and the past simple tense "heard" indicates a completed action. So the correct sentence is "I was paying for my things when I heard someone call my name."

8. The correct answer is C) Have you been. The question is asking about the duration of time up until the present moment, which requires the present perfect continuous tense. So the correct sentence is "Where have you been all this time?"

9. The correct answer is D) Have never seen. The sentence is in the present perfect tense, indicating a past action with a connection to the present. So the correct sentence is "I have never seen such tall buildings as in New York."

10. The correct answer is C) An. The word "people" is a countable noun that starts with a consonant sound, so it requires the indefinite article "an." So the correct sentence is "I can't stay at home. I prefer working with an people."

11. The correct answer is A) The. The word "homeless" is a specific group, so it requires the definite article "the." So the correct sentence is "The homeless need more help from the government."

12. The correct answer is C) About. The word "worried" is followed by the preposition "about" to indicate the cause of concern. So the correct sentence is "I'm worried about the exam."

13. The correct answer is A) have seen. The verb "have seen" is used to indicate multiple occurrences in the present perfect tense. So the correct sentence is "This week I have seen Mrs. Riot several times, she doesn’t look her age!"

14. The correct answer is A) did you cry. The question is asking about a specific past event, so it requires the past simple tense. So the correct sentence is "Why did you cry last night? What was wrong with you, my dear?"

15. The correct answer is A) never visited. The adverb "never" is placed before the main verb "visited" to indicate that the action has not happened at any time in the past. So the correct sentence is "She never visited such a nice restaurant!"

16. The correct answer is D) With. The verb "sick" is followed by the preposition "with" to indicate the cause of sickness. So the correct sentence is "I'm sick with all this stress."

17. The correct answer is A) By. The word "shocked" is followed by the preposition "by" to indicate the cause of shock. So the correct sentence is "I was shocked by their behavior."

18. The correct answer is D) Did you tell. The question is asking about a past action, so it requires the past simple tense. So the correct sentence is "What did you tell her about the school?"

19. The correct answer is C) Crying. The sentence is in the past continuous tense, indicating an ongoing action in the past. So the correct sentence is "She was crying because she couldn’t find her dog."

20. The correct answer is C) On. The phrase "keen on" is used to indicate a strong liking or interest in something. So the correct sentence is "I'm not very keen on maths."