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Final test. 7th form. V-11

Task 1. Choose the correct item:

1. Sportsmen have to train hard

a) hardly b) hard

2. Have you been toge Museum of Modern Art in New York? a) the, b) the the, the

3. A nurse’s job isn’t as a firefighter’s a) more dangerous b) as dangerous c) the most dangerous

They look forward to us on Christmas.

a) visit b) to visite) visiting

You’d better

me home

a) taking b) take c) to take

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If the chemist’s open, I would have bought some aspirin. a) was b) had been c) is

If she tickets, we will go to the stadium.

a) will buy b) buy c) bought

8. If you mix red and white, you

pink.

a) get b) got

c) will get

9. If I were you, these jeans

a) don’t wear b) won’t wear c) wouldn’t wear

10. We switch our mobile phones off in class.

a) have to b) must

c) can

11. You go into the garden — it’s private property. a) might not b) don’t have to c) mustn’t

12. Sam

in the garden while I was cooking dinner. a) worked b) was working c) will work

13. He used to to the Opera when he was young.

a) goes b) go

c) went

14. They weren’t allowed the class.

a) to enter b) entering e) enter

15. People let him

a) speaking b) speak e) to speak

Task 2. Open the brackets:

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(travel) to London next Sunday. The train is in the morning,

2.1

(practise) yoga and meditations regularly.

3. He

(go) for a walk before she arrived.

4. At 9 o’clock last night, I

(write) emails

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they (leave) the cinema an hour ago?

6. Mfike

(study) abroad for some years.

7. The band

(become) popular recently.

8. She (live) in New York for ten years before she moved to London.

9. I hope we (go) on a hike tomorrow.

10. The film

(start) at 7.00 p.m. tomorrow.

Task 3. Write the sentences in the Passive:

1. The trees (plant) recently.

2. The books (sell) yesterday.

3. The children

(teach) now.

4. His essay (read) next Saturday.

5. Letters (usually send) by post.

V. Report the sentences:

1. “I will buy you a new guitar,» mother said to me.

2. They said: «He is coming to see us soon.»

3. «Our team won the tournament last year,» said the man.

4. «Where are you going tomorrow?» asked my Granny.

5. «Come home as soon as possible” said Mom.

Writing. Task 2. Rewrite the sentences in Future Tense em 1.The/ will/ start/ soon /movie. Theats 2.on Sunday/ you /be/ at/ the party/ Will 3. not going /I’m/ drama school/ to go/to/. 4.is going /She/to/ university /to go. She is going 5.is going /Bob/What/ to do /next year? 6. He /the cinema/go/ will/to/ next weekend​

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1 GRAMMAR be going to (plans)

a Re-order the words to make sentences.

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1 A What are you going to do tonight?

B I’m going to see a film.

(‘m / see / going /1 /to)

2 A What’s Amy going to do at university?

B

3 A

B

B

languages.

(going/’s/to/ study / She)

4 A What are you going to get Kate for her

birthday?

How are you going to get to Scotland?

there.

(drive / going/’re / We / to)

B

her some flowers.

(to/1/give /’m / going)

5 A What are they going to have for dinner?

takeaway pizza.

B

(‘re / to / They / order / going)

b Complete the sentences with the correct form

of going to and the words in brackets.

6 A Where’s Tom going to live when he goes to

university?

a flat.

(rent /’s / going / He /to)

1 Are they going to leave early? (they / leave)

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restaurants. (they / have)

our friends the city. (we / show)

nice meals in expensive

with a friend? (you / stay)

the museum. (they / not visit)

the sights? (they / see)

a lot of people. (he/ meet)

on holiday this year. (she / not go)

on the sofa? (1/ sleep)

alone? (David/go)

there. (I / not fly)

four days with us. (Sarah / spend)

1. Andy is tired because he 2. By 1960 most of the Britain’s old colonies (WORK) 7 days a week. (BECOME) independent. 3. David broke his leg when he (SKI) last week. 4. 5. you (HAVE) a nice time in Rome during your last holiday? (FINISH) your homework yet? you 6. He 7. For how long (WORK) at his computer for the last 6 hours. she (HAVE) her car? 8. How many people 9.1 (NOT/KNOW) much about art, but I like some artists. 10. I 11. I 12. Tom and Sam 13.1 14. She (DIE) in the fire yesterday? (WAIT) for ages. At last, the bus arrived. (RECEIVE) a postcard from Jane yesterday. (play) soccer next Sunday. (NEVER/BE) sailing, what is it like ? (RIDE) her bike in the park at the moment. 15. It (RAIN) when I got up. 16. Janet (HAVE) a great time in N.Y. at the moment. 17. Nelly 18. She was cooking dinner when we 19. She 20. My friends (ARRIVE). (COME BACK) from the cruise in a week. (BE) free for most of the evening. 21. The children were tired because they (START) a new job last September. (SWIM) all afternoon. 22. We (USUALLY/SPEND) Xmas with grandma. 23. He (NOT/LIKE) carrots. 24. you (VISIT) Alice yesterday? 25. Luis (COME) to the party tonight? 26. your mom (USUALLY/PICK) you up at school?​

1. Paula and James . their homework yet. 2. . you and Sarah see the movie yesterday? Were Have Did haven’t finished finished didn’t finished 3. I have never . a bicycle. Can you teach me how to ride a bicycle? 4. Have they ever . in a hot air balloon? flew flown have flown 6. ride rode ridden 5. (A) Did you have a good time? (B) Yes, we . have … did had Maria . London and Madrid last year? Did / visit ) Has/ visited Did / visited 7. (A) Has the movie already begun? (B) No, it . haven’t hasn’t didn’t 8. Tom has lived in Montreal . last summer. for was since 9. My family and I . at home last Saturday. weren’t haven’t wasn’t 10. (A) . you ever seen a ghost? (B) No, I . Did / didn’t Did / haven’t Have / haven’t 11. (A). John check his e-mail? (B) Yes, he . Did / did Has / has Has / did 12. The children watched TV . an hour last night. was for since 13. (A) Have you ever visited Toronto? (B) Yes, I . did have visited 14. (A) . Dr. Smith talked to you? (B) Yes, she . Has / has Did / has Has / did 15. What. you done since ten o’clock this morning? did has have 16. How many cookies . you . last night? did / eat have / eat did / ate​

PRESENT TENSES
1) Call me back later because I (watch) a video at the moment.
2) She (not / get up) early on Sundays.
3) We ( buy) a new car next week.
4) He never ( see) any Chinese films.
5) She (work) as a nurse.
6) Why ( Ann/ be) so sad today.
7) The train (arrive) at 5 p. m. tomorrow.
How long ( you / play) computer games. ​

Task1 Choose the correct variant:
1. Don’t present her with books. She (not like) to read.
A-isn’t like;
B-doesn’t like;
C-don’t likes;
2. Be quick! I (to wait) for you.
A-waits;
B-waited;
C-am waiting;
D-wait;
3. They think Nick (not to buy) a car next year.
A-won’t buy;
B-don’t buy;
C-isn’t buy;
4. I’ll give Jess the magazine if I (to see) her.
A-shall see;
B-will see;
C-see;
D-saw;
5. There isn’t the sun in the sky but it (to be) sunny yesterday.
A-were;
B-will be;
C-was;
6. I’m afraid you (to forget) your keys at home.
A-have forgotten;
B-forgot;
C-has forgotten;
D-forgotten;
7. What … your address?
A-are;
B-do;
C-does;
D-is;
8. When I came Ben (to sit) at the table and (to speak) with his mother.
A-is sitting, is speaking;
B-was sitting, was speaking;
C-sat, spoke;
9. Mary (to wake up) early and cleaned her teeth.
A-woke up;
B-have woken up;
C-wake up;
10. Everybody is waiting for you. You (to watch) TV for two hours already.
A-are watching;
B-has been watching;
C-have been watching;
D-have watched;
11. That evening he went out after he (to phone) somebody.
A-phoned;
B-has phoned;
C-have phoned;
D-had phoned;
12. The Petrovs are going to buy a house. By the end of next year their family (to save) money for it.
A-will save;
B-will have saved;
C-will be saving;
13. This time the day after tomorrow we (to drive) the car.
A-will drive;
B-will be driving;
C-will have driven;
14. We (to stay) at home for a week before we received the telegram from Bob.
A-stayed;
B-has stayed;
C-had been staying;
D-was staying;
15. By 3 p.m. Dad (to read) the book already for an hour.
A-will read;
B-will have read;
C-will be reading;
D-will have been reading;​

Grammar G. Put the verbs in brackets into the present simple or the present continuous. e.g. Glenda never does her homework. 48 «Where’s Thelma?» «She sandwich in the kitchen.» (make) a Chipbox 46 Murray usually (play) cricket on 49 Neil . (wash) his hair every morning. (not/talk) on the phone at the 50 Jack Saturday mornings. 47 Mrs Roberts often. work. (catch) the bus to moment. He is watching TV. Marks: 5×1 (5) H. Choose the correct item. 56 We. on a picnic this afternoon, do you e.g. We.B. lunch at the moment. A have B are having C had want to come? A go bot 51 Taylor gets up late Sundays. C in B are going C went coffee in the morning. 57 Eric never A at B on A drinks B drink C is drinking 52 Gary always his homework before dinner. 58 The Marshalls are having a barbecue Friday evening. A finishes B is finishing C finish A during C on 53 Janice glasses, but she doesn’t wear them anymore. Bat scuba diving last weekend. B goes television all day long. A went C is going $5 A is wearing B used to wear C wears 54 They don’t cut the grass in the park the A watches B watching C watch winter. A on Bat Cin 55 I. my grandparents every Sunday when I was young. A used to visit B visit C am visiting E. Fill in: on, at, over, in, into. 28 Brian wasn’t careful and fell the e.g. My parents are in Italy on holiday. river. 29 My brother flew 26 Do you want to take a look holiday photographs? 27 John is talking the desert last week. the distance. 30 There was a light the phone. Marks: 5×1 (5) Grammarbon blop F. Fill in: just, already, never, ever, since, for. e.g. Have you ever been to Florence? 33 Ellie has 31 Mum has baked the cake. She baked it visited Portugal, but she’s travelled to England and Spain. 34 Do you like my jacket? I’ve 35 We’ve been in New York. we haven’t done any shopping yet. last night. bought it. . a week but 32 Monica has lived in Palma . 1975. H. Choose the correct item. 46 Celia e.g. Moira .C. by the river when she heard a noise. A walked me a beautiful ring as a present. A was giving B has given C gave B has walked C was walking 1997. 41 Jane left an hour ago and back yet. C wasn’t coming 47 Tony hasn’t been to England A formos B already A hasn’t come B didn’t come C since 42 Brenda he was you four times already. 48 He went to bed late last night late for school this morning. A called B was calling C has called A because B so C as home. 43 He was watching TV when she A got B was getting C has got Eve was driving, John was sleeping. B While C So A Did you go B Do you go C Have you gone 44 A For the door, the phone rang. A has locked B was locking C lock 45 Jenny has failed an English exam. B never C yet A ever 1. Put the verbs in brackets into the past simple or the present perfect. e.g. Have you heard 53 Paul (you/hear) the new U2 song yet? (wash) the clothes, and 51 Janice. then she watered the plants. 54 They 52 (you/ever meet) Tim’s wife?» «Yes, I met her at Sam’s party last week.» 55 Sue my 59 Lewis 60 She 49 50 As Jack to Sally’s party last night? when he was young. two years. she left. Marks: 10 10×1 Marks: 10 10×1 (enjoy) travelling alone (not/speak) to Jeff for (leave) me a note before /Marks: -​

Choose the correct item.

1 Wow, your house . . . . great!

A is looking B looked C looks

2 Nowadays, people . more hours than

before.

A works

B are working

C have been working

3 My dad . for work early every morning.

A is leaving B leaves C has left

4 Colin isn’t here; he . . . . to football

practice.

A has gone B has been C goes

5 The show . . . . at 9 o’clock.

A is ending B will end C ends

6 I have lived in Spain . I was ten.

A ever B for C since

7 Tracy seldom . . . . to the cinema.

A has gone B goes C has been

8 Jason . still . in the garden.

A is / working

B has / worked

C has / been working

9 We . a party tomorrow.

A have

B are having

C have been having

10 This soup . awful!

A is tasting B taste C tastes

11 I . with what you are saying.

A agree

B am agreeing

C have agreed . 12 Ken . twenty emails since this

morning.

A has send B has been sending

C has sent

13 John has . . . . finished his homework.

A yet B already C since

14 I . Joan is very nice.

A am thinking

B have thought

C think

15 I never . George at school.

A see B have seen

C am seeing

16 The baby often . . . . at night.

A is crying B cry C cries

17 The boys .• . . to CDs in their bedroom

now.

A listen

C listens

B are listening

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How long . you • . . . the piano?

A are / playing

B has / played

C have / been playing

I have . • . •• been to the theatre before.

A never Bever C seldom

Joe is ••••. on time for school. She’s never

late.

A usually B rarely C always

Craig has been a doctor • • • •• ten years.

A since B for C yet

. . . •. have you been working as a teacher?

A When B How long ago

C How long

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Candice sometimes • • • •• TV in the

evening.

A watch B is watching

C watches

Who . • • •• my shoes? They’re dirty!

A is wearing B has been wearing

C wears

Charlie ••••• recently •.••• to the

dentist.

A has / been

B is / going

C has / been going

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Complete the lines of each dialogue, using a ‘future in the past’ form and an appropriate continuation, as in the example. 3.05 Listen and check.

0 ‘Look, the shoe shop has closed down.»Oh, that’s a pity. There was a pair of shoes in the window that I liked. I was going to buy them….’

1 ‘Hi, Karen. It’s Graham here.’ ‘Graham, I don’t believe it! You must be a mind reader!

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2 ‘Where’s Dad?’ ‘He’s gone back to work. They had an emergency at the factory.’

‘Oh no! I’ve got some really tough maths homework and he .

3 ‘Ms Sandford? This is the police. We’re trying to trace Frank Simmonds. I gather he works for you.’ ‘Well, today was his first day. He

at nine

this morning, but he didn’t turn up.’

4 ‘I don’t think this ticket permits you to break your journey.’ ‘It must do. The clerk at the ticket office

. if I couldn’t stop in Exeter.’

5 ‘What are you doing here? Aren’t you supposed to be on holiday?’ ‘Yes, that’s right.

we .***

. yesterday, but the airline strike prevented us going.’

2 Complete the second sentence so it has a similar meaning to the first. Use the word in brackets, as in the example

0 I fully intended to call you yesterday but I completely forgot! (was)

I was going to call. you. yesterday but I completely forgot!

1 In 1995 I left university and travelled to Singapore and met Tom, who I married two years later. (would)

In 1995 I left university and travelled to Singapore, where I met the man

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . twO years later.

2 We didn’t want to reveal the designs so soon but we were forced into it. (weren’t)

We

the designs so soon but were forced into it.

3 It was expected that the shuttle would make a further voyage, but technical failure prevented it. (have)

The shuttle

. a further voyage, but technical failure

prevented it.

4 The government revised its intention to increase fuel duty today as the rise in oil prices was already causing problems. (due)

The duty on fuel .………………………………. by the government today, but it didn’t happen because of the problems caused by the rise in oil prices.

5 We bought the cottage twenty years ago and, amazingly, we’re still living in it! (living)

When we bought the cottage, we hardly imagined that in it twenty years later!

6 The fire alarm went off and stopped the play from even starting! (about)

The fire alarm went off when the play .

7 I was so late that I expected the ceremony to be over by the time I arrived. (finished)

I was so late I expected that . . . . . . . . . by the time I arrived.