Is that man?- Klimov Ivan Petrovich.

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...... pupils are there in your class?

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< variant >How old

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Is that man?- He is a doctor.

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Friend made some mistakes in his dictation.

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< variant >He

< variant >Mine

< variant >Them

< variant >Yours

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Is... absent today?

< variant >anybody

< variant >somebody

< variant >nobody

< variant >anywhere

< variant >some

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I can’t do it today. I have... free time.

< variant >little

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< variant >many

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< variant >a lot of

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If you ever have... problems, let me know.

< variant >any

< variant >somebody

< variant >no

< variant >every

< variant >something

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Did... see this film yesterday?

< variant >anybody

< variant >somebody

< variant >nobody

< variant >everybody

< variant >anything

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How... English words do you know?

< variant >many

< variant >much

< variant >little

< variant >few

< variant >more

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Don’t worry. We have... time before the train comes in.

< variant >much

< variant >little

< variant >few

< variant >many

< variant >more

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These pencils are..., take... if you want.

< variant >mine / them

< variant >my / it

< variant >our / them

< variant >mine / it

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I have lost... pen, may I take...?

< variant >my / yours

< variant >mine / your

< variant >your / your

< variant >her / your

< variant >yours / my

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Often meet here.

< variant >We

< variant >He

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She’ll go there with... husband and... daughter.

< variant >her / her

< variant >hers / her

< variant >her / hers

< variant >my / mine

< variant >mine / my

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My elder brother looks like... mother.

< variant >our

< variant >hers

< variant >yours

< variant >this

< variant >her

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Of you knows his address?

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< variant >Who

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We have very many relatives in... native town.

< variant >our

< variant >my

< variant >ours

< variant >theirs

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They can do it....

< variant >themselves

< variant >ourself

< variant >myself

< variant >theirself

< variant >theirs

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She took off... coat and began to work.

< variant >her

< variant >she

< variant >hers

< variant >herself

< variant >mine

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I’ve got no pen to write with. I’ll ask Mary to give me....

< variant >hers

< variant >her

< variant >herself

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First of all we shall listen to... suggestions, then we shall put forward...

< variant >their / ours

< variant >their / our

< variant >theirs / our

< variant >theirs / ours

< variant >they / our

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There are more than... books in the library.

< variant >2 million

< variant >2 millions

< variant >2nd million

< variant >the 2 million

< variant >2th millions

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