ПКОЯз. Англ. Практическая грамматика (курс 1)

This is … newspaper

• week
• a weekly
• weakly
• weeklly

Identity the type of the pronoun: itself.

• relative
• reflexive
• interrogative
• personal

Make the ordinal numeral from the cardinal. forty-eight

• fortieth-eighth
• forty-eight
• forty-eightth
• fortieth-eight

Use the correct conjunction or linking word. I had to wait … I arrived too early.

• or
• because
• although
• unless

Put a question to the underlined word (group of words): It’s half past ten.

• How many time is it?
• What watch is it?
• How much is it?
• What is the time?

Paul bought this suit and I bought these shoes to go with it, …

• also
• rather
• as well
• either

Use the verb in the correct form. Either Kate or Alice (be) in the kitchen now.

• have been
• are
• were
• is

Use the correct conjunction or linking word. We visited … the USA … Canada.

• neither … and
• both … and
• both … or
• either … but

Supply a pronoun correctly. Unfortunately, I don’t have … .

• few
• none
• any
• all

What is the time? It’s exactly one a.m.

• 21.00
• 13.00
• 12.00
• 01.00

The supper smells …

• well
• much good
• more well
• good

Choose the correct interrogative pronoun. … are you going on holiday with?

• Whose
• Which
• Who
• What

Choose the correct translation. С кем ты танцевала на вечеринке?

• Who danced you with at the party?
• Who danced with you at the party?
• With whose did you dance at the party?
• Who did you dance with at the party?

Use the suitable relative pronoun. Where is the letter … arrived this morning?

• whose
• what
• which
• who

Choose the sentence which contains a grammar mistake.

• Have you painted this picture yourself?
• My birthday is on the eleven of March.
• I haven’t seen him before.
• He showed her some German books.

Supply a pronoun correctly. We have … money left. Let’s buy some souvenirs.

• a little
• many
• any
• each

Mr.Windsor is highly … in the town

• respected
• respect
• respecting
• being respect

Supply a pronoun correctly. There is … bread left. You’ll have to buy some.

• a few
• none
• no
• few

Use the correct tense form. I’ll go home as soon as the classes (be) over.

• will be
• were
• are
• is

Use the correct pronoun instead of the underlined noun. My coat is grey.

• It
• I
• she
• he

I’m (extremely sleep)…

• sleepy extremely
• extreme sleepy
• extremely sleepy
• extremely sleep

What is the time? It’s two minutes to eleven a.m.

• 10.58
• 23.02
• 22.58
• 11.02

Use the verb in the correct form. There (be) a lot of snow last winter.

• were
• was
• is
• be

Make the ordinal numeral from the cardinal. twenty

• twenties
• twentyeth
• twentyth
• twentieth

Put a question to the underlined word (group of words): They spent a lot of money.

• Which money did they spend?
• How long money did they spend?
• How many money did they spend?
• How much money did they spend?

What is the time? It’s four minutes past six a.m.

• 16.04
• 06.04
• 05.56
• 18.04

Use a suitable derivative of some, any, no or every. It’s … business.

• nobody
• no one
• everyone
• nobody’s

Complete the conjunction. He not only told a lie … betrayed his friend.

• both
• so that
• either
• but also

Use the correct tense form. I’ll go to bed when I (do) the washing up.

• am doing
• will do
• did
• do

Choose the correct translation. Я не умею ни петь ни танцевать.

• I can’t neither sing or dance.
• I can’t both sing nor dance.
• I can’t neither sing neither dance.
• I can neither sing nor dance.

Use the suitable relative pronoun. Why didn’t you tell me … you are tired?

• who
• what
• which
• that

Use a pronoun or an article. She is … only child, she doesn’t have .. brothers or sisters.

• a; any
• an; any
• a; some
• an; some

Use the verb in the correct form. There (be) twenty-one students in my class.

• is
• was
• am
• are

Complete the conjunction. I’ll study either Chinese … Japanese.

• if
• nor
• or
• and

I was very sorry … that news

• hearing
• heared
• heard
• to hear

Use the correct conjunction or linking word. I’ll stay here … he comes.

• while
• as soon as
• if
• till

Supply a pronoun correctly. … of us wanted to see the play.

• No
• Every
• All
• A little

Use a preposition if necessary. Six … ten makes four.

• of
• from
• out
• by

Use the correct conjunction or linking word. Brush your teeth … you go to bed.

• after
• no sooner
• but
• before

Use a suitable derivative of some, any, no or every. He was sitting in an armchair thinking about … .

• nothing
• anything
• anyhow
• somehow

Use the appropriate demonstrative pronoun. Every time I come to London I stay in … hotel. I really like it here.

• these
• that
• those
• this

Complete the conjunction. I have visited both Canada … the USA.

• either
• and
• nor
• or

Use the correct pronoun instead of the underlined noun. My room is smaller than Tom’s.

• her
• he
• him
• his

Jack gave me … handshake

• a friendly
• friend
• the friendly
• friendly

Complete the conjunction. I came to London … to practice English.

• in order
• so
• if
• for

It’s a … dress

• five-hundreds dollar
• five-hundred dollar
• five dollar hundred
• five hundred dollar

Choose the correct result. Five from ten equals … .

• fifteen
• five
• two
• fifty

Choose the sentence which contains a grammar mistake.

• Two of my friends can speak Spanish.
• Neither Jack nor Ron are at home.
• All of us were there.
• Some people don’t like reading.

What is the time? It’s nine twenty p.m.

• 09.20
• 21.20
• 08.40
• 20.40

Use a suitable derivative of some, any, no or every. … wants to see you.

• Anyhow
• Somewhere
• Nothing
• Somebody