Does he spend his holidays by the sea?

< variant >Yes, he does

< variant >Yes, I do

< variant >No, he does

< variant >Yes, I am

< variant >No, I am not

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Have the workers done their work?-Yes,....

< variant >they have

< variant >I have

< variant >they have not

< variant >they do

< variant >they are

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She is very pretty,...?

< variant >isn’t she

< variant >is she

< variant >does she

< variant >doesn’t she

< variant >has she

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He is rich and famous.-....

< variant >So am I

< variant >So do I

< variant >So I am

< variant >Neither do I

< variant >Neither I am

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Ann knew it,...?

< variant >didn’t she

< variant >does she

< variant >doesn’t she

< variant >did she

< variant >is she

<question1>Choose the right variant:

There is no bread at home,...?

< variant >isn’t there

< variant >is there

< variant >there is

< variant >are there

< variant >is here

<question1>Choose the right variant:

There are many students at the meeting,...?

< variant >aren’t there

< variant >isn’t it

< variant >are there

< variant >is there

< variant >are they

<question1>Choose the right variant:
You can’t swim,...?

< variant >can you

< variant >can she

< variant >can’t you

< variant >may I

< variant >can

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Where... my glasses? – I have just lost....

< variant >are / them

< variant >is / it

< variant >are / it

< variant >is / them

< variant >was / it

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Your advice... very useful. I usually use your... when I am in trouble.

< variant >is / advice

< variant >is / advices

< variant >are / advice

< variant >are / advices

< variant >were / advices

<question1>Choose the right variant:

They say money... the soul of business.

< variant >is

< variant >are

< variant >were

< variant >to be

< variant >have

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Too... knowledge... the head bold.

< variant >much / makes

< variant >much / make

< variant >many / makes

< variant >many/ make

< variant >little / make

<question1>Choose the right variant:

The book contains... information. It’s very useful.

< variant >much

< variant >many

< variant >little

< variant >few

< variant >a few

<question1>Choose the right variant:

He has... friends in this town and he feels lonely.

< variant >few

< variant >little

< variant >much

< variant >many

< variant >a little

<question1>Choose the right variant:

His clothes... usually very cheap, but he is actually well-off.

< variant >are

< variant >is

< variant >was

< variant >were

< variant >to be

<question1>1Choose the right variant:
... character my father is a quiet man.

< variant >by

< variant >on

< variant >for

< variant >the

< variant >at

<question1>Choose the right variant:

I’ve got good relations... my mum.

< variant >with

< variant >to

< variant >by

< variant >at

< variant >from

<question1>Choose the right variant:

She is always interested... what I do.

< variant >in

< variant >at

< variant >by

< variant >on

< variant >of

<question1>Choose the right variant:

My younger sister is very popular... her friends at parties.

< variant >with

< variant >at

< variant >by

< variant >from

< variant >of

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Why did you decide to go to South Africa? Because we ______there before.

<variant >hadn't been

<variant >didn't go

<variant >hadn't go

<variant >have

<variant >has

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Did anybody recognize the man who hit you? Yes, Liz was sure ____ him before.

<variant >she had seen

<variant >she hadn't seen.

<variant >she'd saw

<variant >see

<variant >sees

<question1>Choose the right variant:

When we got to the station, the train ______.

<variant >had already left

<variant >has already left

<variant >had left already

<variant >left

<variant >leave

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Did you have a good holiday? Yes, but when we got back home, someone _____our car.

<variant >had stolen

<variant >had steal

<variant >has stolen

<variant >steals

<variant >stole

<question1>Choose the right variant:

When they ______to the party, all the food had gone.

<variant >got

<variant >have got

<variant >had got

<variant >get

<variant >gets

<question1>Choose the right variant:

There was no mineral water in the fridge. Someone _____ it all.

<variant >had drunk

<variant >has drunk

<variant >was drinking

<variant >drank

<variant >drink

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Why didn't Pete come swimming? Because _____ his towel.

<variant >he had forgotten

<variant >he'd forgot

<variant >he'd forget

<variant >forget

<variant >forgets

<question1>Choose the right variant:

When I got to work, I remembered that ______my phone at home.

<variant >I had left

<variant >l'd leave

<variant >I left

<variant >leaves

<variant >leaved

<question1>Choose the right variant:

We _____late and the film had already started.

<variant >arrived

<variant >had arrived

<variant >didn't arrive

<variant >arrives

<variant >arrive

<question1>Choose the right variant:

I ________your house because I hadn't brought a map.

<variant >couldn't find

<variant >can't find

<variant >hadn't found

<variant >found

<variant >finds

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Is Helen coming out with us tonight? Yes, she said she_______.

<variant >wanted to come

<variant >to want

<variant >wanted coming

<variant >wants

<variant >want

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Andrew _______me that he was ill. He looked OK when I saw him.

<variant >told

<variant >said

<variant >told to

<variant >tell

<variant >says

<question1>Choose the right variant:

What did that beautiful woman say to you, Paulo? She asked me ______to dance.

<variant >if I wanted

<variant >if I want

<variant >if I did want

<variant >if want I

<variant >if I wants

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Sorry, what did you say? I asked you what……….to drink!

<variant >you wanted

<variant >you did want

<variant >did you want

<variant >does want

<variant >want

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Peter ______you wanted to borrow my dictionary. Oh, yes, would that be OK?

<variant >said

<variant >told

<variant >told to

<variant >tells

<variant >says

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Sheila works for IBM now. Really? She told us she ______for Microsoft.

<variant >worked

<variant >has worked

<variant >work

<variant >is working

<variant >works

<question1>Choose the right variant:

What did Tom's mum want when she called? She wanted to know if ______his homework.

<variant >he'd done

<variant >he done

<variant >he was done

<variant >he does

<variant >he did

<question1>Choose the right variant:

I don't really like seafood. But you _______that you liked it when I asked you.

<variant >said

<variant >said me

<variant >tell

<variant >tells

<variant >says

<question1>Choose the right variant:

What did you tell Maria? I said that _____her on Tuesday.

<variant >I should see

<variant >I'll see

<variant >I see

<variant >I saw

<variant >I have seen

<question1>Choose the right variant:

He told me _______name, but I've forgotten it.

<variant >his

<variant >my

<variant >her

<variant >your

<variant >his

<question1>Choose the right variant:

A What time does the film ______ tonight?