What do you like to have for breakfast?

<variant> I like to have a cup of tea.

<variant> Me like to have a cup of tea with a toast.

<variant> Me likes to have a cup of tea with a toast.

<variant> I likes to have a cup of tea with a toast.

<variant> I liking to has to has a cup of tea with a toast.

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There ___ no books on the shelf.

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There ___ no pens on the shelf.

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___ ready for the task, please!

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I go to the market ___ bus.

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They go to the kindergarten___trolleybus.

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We go to the office ___tram.

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There ___ no foxes on the shelf.

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There ___ no knives on the shelf.

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___ ready for the question, please!

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There ___ no spoons on the shelf.

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There ___ no bags on the shelf.

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______ men work in this office?

<variant> How many

<variant> How much

<variant> How a lot

<variant> Are many

<variant> Is much

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______ children come to this kindergarten?

<variant> How many

<variant> How much

<variant> How a lot

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<variant> Is much

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______ woman live in this house?

<variant> How many

<variant> How much

<variant> How a lot

<variant> Are many

<variant> Is much

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______ people live in this city?

<variant> How many

<variant> How much

<variant> How a lot

<variant> Are many

<variant> Is much

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Can I have ____ Coke, please?

<variant> some

<variant> any

<variant> no

<variant> many

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Can I have ____ water, please?

<variant> some

<variant> any

<variant> no

<variant> many

<variant> of

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I think skiing is ______ than ice-skating.

<variant> More dangerous

<variant> Dangerous

<variant> Dangerouser

<variant> Dangerousest

<variant> More dangerouser

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We think boxing is ______ than ice-skating.

<variant> More dangerous

<variant> Dangerous

<variant> Dangerouser

<variant> Dangerousest

<variant> More dangerouser

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They think hockey is ______ than football.

<variant> More dangerous

<variant> Dangerous

<variant> Dangerouser

<variant> Dangerousest

<variant> More dangerouser

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I think American music is _______ than British music.

<variant> better

<variant> good

<variant> the best

<variant> the good

<variant> best

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We think African music is _______ than Korean music.

<variant> better

<variant> good

<variant> the best

<variant> the good

<variant> best

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They think pop music is _______ than heavy rock music.

<variant> better

<variant> good

<variant> the best

<variant> the good

<variant> best

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Vienna is ______ very rich city.

<variant> a

<variant> the

<variant> -

<variant> on

<variant> by

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Antalya is ______ touristic city.

<variant> a

<variant> the

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My birthday is ____ the 20th of November.

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His birthday is ____ the 25th of October.

<variant> on

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Have you got _______ time?

<variant> any

<variant> few

<variant> an

<variant> a many

<variant> many

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___ to live in France when I retire.

<variant> I would like

<variant> I like

<variant> I would rather like

<variant> I liking

<variant> I likes

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_________ to Peru?

<variant> Have you been

<variant> Have you go

<variant> Were you

<variant> Are you been

<variant> Are you be

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My grandmother started work____1960.

<variant> in

<variant> on

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<variant> of

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He started work ____1985.

<variant> in

<variant> on

<variant> by

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Daulen started work ________2015.

<variant> in

<variant> on

<variant> by

<variant> of

<variant> than

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There … some butter in the fridge.

<variant> is

<variant> are

<variant> any

<variant> am

<variant> little

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There … a cup in the cupboard.

<variant> is

<variant> are

<variant> were

<variant> ‘re

<variant> some

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There is … umbrella on the table.

<variant> an

<variant> two

<variant> a

<variant> some

<variant> any

<question1>Choose the right variant of the verb ‘to be:

There … a sentence on the paper.

<variant> is

<variant> are

<variant> has

<variant> have

<variant> do

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There … a doll in the box.

<variant> is

<variant> am

<variant> are

<variant> has

<variant> does

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There … many children in the park.

<variant> are

<variant> is

<variant> am

<variant> have

<variant> do

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There … a boy in the picture.

<variant> is

<variant> am

<variant> are

<variant> has

<variant> go

<question1>Choose the right variant of the article:

Her mother is … accountant.

<variant> an

<variant> a

<variant> the

<variant> is

<variant> am

<question1>Find the right answer:

- What …?

- I’m a teacher.

<variant> do you do

<variant> you do

<variant> do you work

<variant> does you work

<variant> did you works

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Where … from?

<variant> are your relatives

<variant> your parents <variant> is your parents

<variant> is your relatives

<variant> your relatives

<question1>Find the right answer:

… Almas smoke?

<variant> does

<variant> is

<variant> do

<variant> am

<variant> she

<question1>Find the right answer:

Aigul … at a primary school.

<variant> teaches

<variant> teach

<variant> teachs

<variant> teacher’s

<variant> teacher

<question1>Find the right answer:

… a mirror in your bedroom?

<variant> is there

<variant> is it

<variant> there is

<variant> she is

<variant> he is

<question1>Find the right answer:

… a bed in your bedroom?

<variant> is there

<variant> is it

<variant> there is

<variant> she is

<variant> he is

<question1>Find the right answer:

… a chair in your bedroom?

<variant> is there

<variant> is it

<variant> there is

<variant> she is

<variant> he is

<question1>Find the right answer:

… a wardrobe in your bedroom?

<variant> is there

<variant> is it

<variant> there is

<variant> she is

<variant> he is

<question1>Choose the right variant:

… you … English?

<variant> do/ speak

<variant> does/ speak

<variant> does/ speaks

<variant> doing/ speak

<variant> does/ speaking

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My elder brother often … home late.

<variant> comes

<variant> is coming

<variant> coming

<variant> come

<variant> has come

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… you …Portuquese?

<variant> do/ speak

<variant> does/ speak

<variant> does/ speaks

<variant> doing/ speak

<variant> does/ speaking

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… you … Japanese?

<variant> do/ speak

<variant> does/ speak

<variant> does/ speaks

<variant> doing/ speak

<variant> does/ speaking

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… you …Spanish?

<variant> do/ speak

<variant> does/ speak

<variant> does/ speaks

<variant> doing/ speak

<variant> does/ speaking

<question1>Choose the right variant of the verb ‘to be’:

My name … Arman.

<variant> is

<variant> am

<variant> was

<variant> were

<variant> are

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I … at the Institute.

<variant> study

<variant> go

<variant> come

<variant> open

<variant> close

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My family … very large.

<variant> is

<variant> are

<variant> was

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<variant> had

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My house … very large.

<variant> is

<variant> are

<variant> was

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My garden … very large.

<variant> is

<variant> are

<variant> was

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Her grandparents … retired.

<variant> are

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Her parents … retired.

<variant> are

<variant> was

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His father is …doctor.

<variant> a

<variant> an

<variant> the

<variant> be

<variant> are

 

<question1>Choose the right variant of the article:

His mother is …doctor.

<variant> a

<variant> an

<variant> the

<variant> be

<variant> are

 

<question1>Choose the right variant of the verb:

Masha… interested in sports.

<variant> is

<variant> were

<variant> have

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His father is …teacher.

<variant> a

<variant> an

<variant> the

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<question1>Choose the right variant of the article:

My sister is … student.

<variant> a

<variant> an

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My brother is … student.

<variant> a

<variant> an

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My cousin is … student.

<variant> a

<variant> an

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She… on duty today.

<variant> is

<variant> am

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My sister-in-law is … student.

<variant> a

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<question1>Choose the right variant of the article:

My mother is … manager.

<variant> a

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My grandmother is … teacher.

<variant> a

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My mother is …doctor.

<variant> a

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<variant> an

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My sister … only ten.

<variant> is

<variant> am

<variant> are

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<variant> were

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Now Kazakhstan … an Independent State.

<variant> is

<variant> am

<variant> are

<variant> was

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This … my flat.

<variant> is

<variant> am

<variant> are

<variant> here

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My mother-in-law is … manager.

<variant> a

<variant> the

<variant> an

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<variant> was

<question1>Choose the right variant of the verb ‘to be’:

The school “Torzhan” … private.

<variant> is

<variant> are

<variant> am

<variant> have

<variant> has

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The school “Bolashak” … private.

<variant> is

<variant> are

<variant> am

<variant> have

<variant> has

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Sholpan and Aigerim … nice girls.

<variant> are

<variant> is

<variant> am

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<variant> had

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We … in our room now.

<variant> are

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They … nice girls.

<variant> are

<variant> is

<variant> am

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The walls …white now.

<variant> are

<variant> is

<variant> am

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The doors …white now.

<variant> are

<variant> is

<variant> am

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The windows …white now.

<variant> are

<variant> is

<variant> am

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<question1>Choose the right variant of the article:

There is … computer in the classroom.

<variant> a

<variant> an

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<variant> these

<variant> are

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Ann… my best friend now.

<variant> is

<variant> are

<variant> am

<variant> was

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… USA is the richest country in … world.

<variant> the, the

<variant> a, the

<variant> the

<variant> an, a

<variant> a, a

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She… my best friend now.

<variant> is

<variant> are

<variant> am

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Aigul… my best friend now.

<variant> is

<variant> are

<variant> am

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<variant> were

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Galiya… my best friend now.

<variant> is

<variant> are

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They … from London.

<variant> are

<variant> is

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He … from Almaty.

<variant> is

<variant> are

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<variant> had

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He … my best friend now.

<variant> is

<variant> are

<variant> am

<variant> was

<variant> were

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He … from Astana.

<variant> is

<variant> are

<variant> am

<variant> had

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He … from Africa.

<variant> is

<variant> are

<variant> am

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She … from China.

<variant> is

<variant> are

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<question1>Choose the right variant of the article:

This is … grammar book.

<variant> a

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<question1>Choose the right variant of the verb ‘to be’:

He … from Australia.

<variant> is

<variant> are

<variant> am

<variant> had

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<question1>Choose the right variant of the article:

My friend Batyr is … economist.

<variant> an

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My friend is … economist.

<variant> an

<variant> the

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My friend is … engineer.

<variant> an

<variant> the

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We … in the library now.

<variant> are

<variant> is

<variant> am

<variant> has

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<question1>Choose the right variant of the article:

Moscow is … capital of Russia.

<variant> the

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We … in the reading-room now.

<variant> are

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<variant> were

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We … in the classroom now.

<variant> are

<variant> is

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<variant> has

<variant> were

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We … in the shop now.

<variant> are

<variant> is

<variant> am

<variant> has

<variant> were

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Where …?

<variant> is your sister from

<variant> is from your sister

<variant> your sister is from

<variant> do yoursister from

<variant> does yoursister from

<question1>Choose the right variant:

My father never … TV.

<variant> watches

<variant> watch

<variant> watchs

<variant> is watching

<variant> does watch

<question1>Choose the right variant:

My father always … TV.

<variant> watches

<variant> watch

<variant> watchs

<variant> is watching

<variant> does watch

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My father usually … TV.

<variant> watches

<variant> watch

<variant> watchs

<variant> is watching

<variant> does watch

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It’s the thing … connects my camera to the computer.

<variant> which

<variant> who

<variant> where

<variant> why

<variant> what

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Where … last summer?

<variant> did you go

<variant> you went

<variant> did you went

<variant> you go

<variant> you go

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Where … last winter?

<variant> did you go

<variant> you went

<variant> did you went

<variant> you go

<variant> you go

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Where … last night?

<variant> did you go

<variant> you went

<variant> did you went

<variant> you go

<variant> you go

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Where … last week?

<variant> did you go

<variant> you went

<variant> did you went

<variant> you go

<variant> you go

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When I opened the door it ….

<variant> was raining

<variant> rained

<variant> were raining

<variant> is raining

<variant> raining

<question1>Choose the right variant:

This is … city I’ve ever been to.

<variant> the nicest

<variant> the nicer

<variant> the most nice

<variant> more nice

<variant> nice

<question1>Choose the right variant:

This is … cinema I’ve ever been to.

<variant> the nicest

<variant> the nicer

<variant> the most nice

<variant> more nice

<variant> nice

<question1>Choose the right variant:

This is … museum I’ve ever been to.

<variant> the nicest

<variant> the nicer

<variant> the most nice

<variant> more nice

<variant> nice

<question1>Choose the right variant:

This is … theatre I’ve ever been to.

<variant> the nicest

<variant> the nicer

<variant> the most nice

<variant> more nice

<variant> nice

<question1>Choose the right variant of the verb ‘to have’:

London … a lot of parks.

<variant> has

<variant> have

<variant> did

<variant> is

<variant> might

<question1>Choose the right variant:

... always go abroad during their summer holidays.
<variant> they

<variant> he

<variant> she

<variant> us

<variant> her

<question1>Choose the right variant:

... always go surfing during their summer holidays.
<variant> they

<variant> he

<variant> she

<variant> us

<variant> her

<question> Choose the right variant:

Are you going to work … tomorrow?

<variant> much

<variant> some

<variant> many

<variant> any

<variant> nobody

<question> Choose the right variant of the verb:

If you have got the flu you … go to see a doctor.

<variant> should

<variant> may

<variant> can

<variant> ought

<variant> could

<question> Choose the right variant of the verb:

Let me … you.

<variant> help

<variant> helped

<variant> helping

<variant> will help

<variant> was help

<question> Choose the right variant of the verb:

They didn’t have time to come to see you, …?

<variant> did they

<variant> they

<variant> they did

<variant> do they

<variant> to did

<question> Choose the right variant of the verb:

I … hardly recognize him when I saw him.

<variant> could

<variant> must

<variant> may

<variant> can

<variant> should

<question> Choose the right variant of the verb:

What will you do if he …?

<variant> is late

<variant> late

<variant> was late

<variant> late is

<variant> will late

<question> Choose the right variant of the verb:

I wonder if he … in time or not.

<variant> will come

<variant> come

<variant> was come

<variant> was coming

<variant> is come

<question> Choose the right variant of the verb:

He was asked what TV shows he … watching.

<variant> liked

<variant> likes

<variant> will like

<variant> was liked

<variant> like

<question> Choose the right variant of the verb:

He was asked what films he … watching.

<variant> liked

<variant> likes

<variant> will like

<variant> was liked

<variant> like

<question> Choose the right variant of the verb:

He was asked what TV programs he … watching.

<variant> liked

<variant> likes

<variant> will like

<variant> was liked

<variant> like

<question> Choose the right variant:

What … do you want to pack?

<variant> else

<variant> yet

<variant> already

<variant> neither

<variant> no

<question> Choose the right variant:

If you want to pack many things, take … suitcase.

<variant> another

<variant> neither

<variant> else

<variant> no

<variant> yet

<question> Choose the right variant of the verb:

They … at the table when I began to tell this story.

<variant> were sitting

<variant> will sitting

<variant> sitting

<variant> was sitting

<variant> shall sitting

<question> Choose the right variant of the verb:

He asked me … his mother about it.

<variant> not to tell

<variant> to tell

<variant> to tell not

<variant> not tell

<variant> tell

<question> Choose the right variant of the verb:

He asked me … his father about it.

<variant> not to tell

<variant> to tell

<variant> to tell not

<variant> not tell

<variant> tell

<question> Choose the right variant:

It was … a comfortable flat.

<variant> such

<variant> some

<variant> any

<variant> more

<variant> many

<question> Choose the right variant:

It was … a comfortable house.

<variant> such

<variant> some

<variant> any

<variant> more

<variant> many

<question> Choose the right variant of the verb:

I go to the Institute. – …

<variant> so does he

<variant> so did he

<variant> so do he

<variant> so does you

<variant> does you

<question> Choose the right variant:

It was … a comfortable sofa.

<variant> such

<variant> some

<variant> any

<variant> more

<variant> many

<question> Choose the right variant:

The article is … difficult.

<variant> so

<variant> such

<variant> some

<variant> any

<variant> many

<question> Choose the right variant:

Yesterday was the … day in my life.

<variant> happiest

<variant> happy

<variant> more happy

<variant> the most happy

<variant> happier

<question> Choose the right variant:

This room is more … than that one.

<variant> comfortable

<variant> flower

<variant> apple

<variant> busy

<variant> speak

<question> Choose the right variant:

This bedroom is more … than that one.

<variant> comfortable

<variant> flower

<variant> apple

<variant> busy

<variant> speak

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This living-room is more … than that one.

<variant> comfortable

<variant> flower

<variant> apple

<variant> busy

<variant> speak

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This dining-room is more … than that one.

<variant> comfortable

<variant> flower

<variant> apple

<variant> busy

<variant> speak

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If you get off at the next stop you’ll get to the University ….

<variant> quicker

<variant> law

<variant> quick

<variant> the most quick

<variant> the more quick

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It often … here.

<variant> rains

<variant> rain

<variant> to rain

<variant> rained

<variant> to rains

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I hope it … for you to listen to him.

<variant> will be interesting

<variant> will interesting

<variant> will be was interesting

<variant> be interesting

<variant> interesting

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. … of them told me to come.

<variant> none

<variant> no

<variant> nobody

<variant> nothing

<variant> no none

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Could you tell me … about this writer’s life?

<variant> anything

<variant> nothing

<variant> something

<variant> any

<variant> no

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I’ll go there … an hour.

<variant> in

<variant> to

<variant> at

<variant> some

<variant> is

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What’s the name of the student … a report now?

<variant> making

<variant> make

<variant> will make

<variant> was make

<variant> to make

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Nobody wanted to go ….

<variant> anywhere

<variant> where

<variant> anybody

<variant> nobody

<variant> somewhere

<question> Choose the right variant of the verb:

Nothing could make him … this advice.

<variant> follow

<variant> followed

<variant> was follow

<variant> will follow

<variant> following

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I don’t know how important the news ….

<variant> is

<variant> was

<variant> am

<variant> are

<variant> were

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. … she nor her sister came to the party.

<variant> neither

<variant> no

<variant> either

<variant> nobody

<variant> anybody

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I go to the college. – …

<variant> so does he

<variant> so did he

<variant> so do he

<variant> so does you

<variant> does you

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We are glad to see you. – ….

<variant> so am I

<variant> so was I

<variant> so I

<variant> was I

<variant> you to

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We haven’t finished our work yet. – ….

<variant> neither has he

<variant> neither

<variant> has he

<variant> neither have he

<variant> have he

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Don’t worry. … Nick or Peter knows his address.

<variant> either

<variant> neither

<variant> no

<variant> no either

<variant> anybody

 

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What is the name of the man … on the phone now.

<variant> speaking

<variant> speak

<variant> will speak

<variant> was speak

<variant> spoke

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. … in London for about a week, I could tell them many interesting things.

<variant> staying

<variant> stay

<variant> will stay

<variant> will staying

<variant> was stay

<question> Choose the right variant of the verb:

The news … yesterday impressed everybody.

<variant> received

<variant> will received

<variant> was received

<variant> is received

<variant> to received

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I think he … many questions when he stops speaking.

<variant> will be asked

<variant> asked

<variant> was asked

<variant> asking

<variant> ask

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Here is … man you wanted to talk to.

<variant> the

<variant> an

<variant> a

<variant>-

<variant> at

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. … Browns haven’t come yet.

<variant> the

<variant> at

<variant> in

<variant> a

<variant> an

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You can’t sing,...?

< variant >can you

< variant >can she

< variant >can’t you

< variant >may I

< variant >can

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When we met on … Friday, Peter told me everything.

<variant>–

<variant>the

<variant>in

<variant>to

<variant>a

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I wondered what ….

<variant> they were laughing at

<variant> they was laughing at