ПКОЯз. Англ. Практическая грамматика (курс 1). Часть 1

Choose the correct interrogative pronoun. … car is this? Is it Jim’s?

• What
• Whom
• Who
• Whose

Supply the correct reflexive pronoun. — Who taught her to sew? — She taught … .

• sheself
• herselves
• hersself
• herself

Choose the correct result. Five from ten equals … .

• two
• five
• fifty
• fifteen

Use the correct pronoun instead of the underlined noun. Don’t tell the boys about it.

• them
• they
• him
• their

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

• did
• am doing
• will do
• do

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

• no sooner
• before
• after
• but

Use the suitable relative pronoun. The people … live next door have three cars.

• where
• what
• which
• who

Use the correct conjunction or linking word. … I go to the country, I always go fishing.

• So
• Whatever
• However
• Whenever

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

• or
• although
• unless
• because

Choose the sentence which contains a grammar mistake.

• He is thinking about something nice.
• I’ll buy something to eat.
• She speaks Spanish fluently so her father in Mexican.
• We bought three kilos of apples.

Use the correct conjunction or linking word. I studied Japanese … I was in Tokyo.

• which
• or
• while
• that

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

• 09.20
• 08.40
• 21.20
• 20.40

Make the ordinal numeral from the cardinal. five

• fifeth
• fiveth
• fifth
• fivth

Use the correct pronoun instead of the underlined noun. Where is the children’s room?

• their
• theirs
• its
• his

Choose the sentence which contains a grammar mistake.

• Can I have the black one?
• It happened either in autumn or in winter.
• The train leaves at nine-twenty.
• Twenty-one student was present.

Use the correct conjunction or linking word. … he finished school he went to college.

• However
• If
• After
• Until

Use the correct pronoun instead of the underlined noun. “The Queen Hary” (a ship) arrives in Bristol on Friday.

• he
• I
• she
• her

Choose the correct result. Two times four goes … .

• twelve
• two
• four
• eight

Choose the correct interrogative pronoun. … are these people?

• Who
• Whom
• When
• Which

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

• what
• which
• who
• whose

Use the correct conjunction or linking word. I was tired … I had worked too hard.

• both
• because
• so
• instead

Use the correct pronoun instead of the underlined noun. I showed the girl the way to the station.

• him
• her
• she
• his

Choose the correct result. Nine nines are … .

• eighty-one
• nought
• nine
• one

Use the correct tense form. You (feel) better if you stop smoking.

• will feel
• are feeling
• feels
• have felt

Choose the correct interrogative pronoun. … is your address?

• Which
• Who
• What
• How

Make the ordinal numeral from the cardinal. nine

• nighteen
• nineth
• nines
• ninth

Use the correct tense form. He asked if she (marry) him.

• married
• marries
• was marrying
• would marry

Make the ordinal numeral from the cardinal. fifty-six

• fifty-sixth
• fifty-sixes
• fifty-sixeth
• fiftieth-sixth

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

• that
• this
• these
• those

Choose the correct interrogative pronoun. … sweater will you take: the blue one or the black one?

• Whom
• Who
• Which
• Whose

Use a pronoun or an article. There weren’t … spare chairs. I had to bring … chair from the bedroom.

• any; a
• some; a
• any; some
• a; a

Put a question to the underlined word (group of words): They told her the truth.

• What did they tell her?
• Whose did they tell the truth?
• Who told the truth?
• Who did they tell the truth?

Choose the correct translation. Ты знаешь, когда он вернется?

• Do you know that he’ll be back?
• Do you know when he came back?
• Do you know when he’ll be back?
• Do you know when will he be back?

Use the correct pronoun instead of the underlined noun. I am five years older than my brother.

• he
• him
• his
• himself

Choose the correct result. Thirty-six divided by six equals … .

• six
• forty-two
• thirty
• thirty-six

Complete the conjunction. … Jerome nor Harry can ski.

• Neither
• Both
• No
• Either

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

• any
• few
• none
• all

Use the correct tense form. Did he tell you what time the (call) again?

• calls
• has called
• will call
• would call

Choose the correct translation. Хотите мороженного?

• Would you like something ice-cream?
• Would you like any ice-cream?
• Would you like some ice-cream?
• Do you like some ice-cream?

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

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

Use a suitable derivative of some, any, no or every. I want to go … with some sunshine.

• somewhere
• nowhere
• something
• anything

What is the time? Seven hundred hours.

• 17.10
• 17.00
• 07.10
• 07.00

Use a suitable derivative of some, any, no or every. My life is so boring. … ever happens.

• Everybody
• Everything
• Nothing
• Somewhere

Choose the correct interrogative pronoun. … do you think about this picture?

• How
• What
• Which
• Who

Use the suitable relative pronoun. You can show him the photo … I gave you.

• what
• which
• who
• whom

Use the verb in the correct form. I know some people who (not like) flying.

• don’t like
• not like
• are like not
• doesn’t like

Use the correct pronoun instead of the underlined noun. Have your seen the Browns’ new car?

• theirs
• their
• his
• her

Use the correct conjunction or linking word. It was getting dark … we didn’t turn the light on.

• however
• although
• because
• or

Use the suitable relative pronoun. The cars … are produced in Japan are high quality.

• which
• where
• who
• what

Use the correct conjunction or linking word. I feel … miserable … happy.

• both nor
• neither … but
• neither … nor
• either … nor