Open the brackets putting the verbs in the proper form. 1. The Lord (prefer) common-looking people….

Раскройте скобки, поставьте глагол в соответствующую видовременную форму:
1.1. Usually many folk tales are read to babies before sleeping. 2. Many forests (put) on fire by tourists last summer. 3. His clothes (iron) always perfectly. 4. A lot of pictures (to admire) in the gallery yesterday. 5. He (give) never bad marks.
2.1. Sometimes they are asked to help the elderly. 2. The day before he (help) in English. 3. The rubbish (take) out every day. 4. A week ago the pupils (take) to the park. 5. The law of gravity (to discover) by Sir I.Newton.
3.1. This year many animals (feed) in the forest by special guard. 2. Last winter many birds (save) from starvation. 3. Last two years Disney Land (visit) by 40 million people. 4. The Moscow Metro (use) by thousands of people. 5. The beauty of the nature (enjoy) by everybody.
4.1. Everyone (tell) not to leave litter in the forest. 2. Last Saturday the game (play) well. 3. The war veterans’ stories (listen) always attentively. 4. Last year Easter (celebrate) in the beginning of April. 5. Milky way chocolate (love) by many children.

Put the verbs in brackets into the present perfect tense.

1. Where you (be)? — I (be) to the dentist.

2. You (see) my watch anywhere? — No, I’m afraid I (not/have).

3. He just (go) out.

4. Someone (take) my bicycle.

5. The cat (steal) the fish.

6. There aren’t any buses because the drivers (go) on strike.

7. How many bottles the milkman (leave)? — He (leave) six.

8. How long you (know) Mr Pitt? — I (know) him for 12 years.

9. Would you like some coffee? I just (make) some.

10. You ever (ride) a camel?

11. I (buy) a new carpet. Come and look at it.

12. I often (see) him but I never (speak) to him.

13. We just (hear) the most extraordinary news.

14. I (not/pay) the telephone bill yet.

15. Mary never (fly) a plane.

16. He (not/smoke) for a fortnight. He’s trying to give it up.

17. The play just (begin). You are a little late.

18. It (be) very cold this year. I wonder when it’s going to get warmer.

19. I (lose) my black gloves. You (see) them anywhere?

20. You have the best voice I ever (hear).

1. I suggest asking for help.

2. I can’t stand listening to jazz music.

3. This year Steve plans to buy a house.

4. I’m tired of doing the same exercise.

5. I can only hope everything turns out well.

6. You should pay more attention in class.

7. Let’s eat out tonight.

8. There’s no point in complaining. He won’t listen to you.

9. I am happy to hear that you’ve settled into your new school.

10. I don’t know how to drive a car.

11. John enjoys listening to pop music.

12. Kate spends a long time talking on the phone every day.

13. Tom is really looking forward to going on holiday to Italy this summer.

14. There’s no use trying to talk to him; he won’t listen.

15. If you can’t fix it yourself, I suggest calling a plumber.

16. Sue promised to study harder.

17. The suspect denied stealing the old woman’s purse.

18. Her parents don’t let her stay out late.

19. After doing the household chores, I always relax on the sofa.

20. I am really looking forward to visiting EuroDisney at Christmas.

21. The new James Bond movie is worth seeing.

22. It was really kind of David to give you a lift home.

Infinitive or -ing form:

1. A: I regret announcing that the exhibition has finished.

B: Really? I regret not going last weekend.

2. A: You didn’t remember posting the letters.

B: I don’t remember you asking me.

3. A: Let’s stop eating something.

B: Again! You should stop eating so much.

4. A: Why don’t you try taking an aspirin?

B: I think I’ll try getting some rest.

5. A: I meant to call you last night but I got home quite late.

B: That’s OK. I know your job often means working late.

6. A: Mary is afraid to tell her parents about the trip.

B: I know. I’m afraid of asking them too.

7. A: Did he go on talking all afternoon at the meeting?

B: No, he actually went on inviting us all out for dinner.

8. A: Let’s not stay in. I’d prefer eating out tonight, wouldn’t you?

B: You know me, I always prefer eating out to cooking.

9. A: I’m sorry to call so late but I need a favor.

B: That’s OK. I’m sorry for not answering the phone quicker.

10. A: The car needs washing.

B: I know. I wanted to take it to the car wash, but I didn’t have time.

11. A: I hate asking, but would you do the cleaning?

B: Sure, but remember, I hate washing the dishes.

12. A: I’ll never forget visiting Moscow. It was fantastic.

B: Yes, you were having such a good time that you forgot to send me a postcard!

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Underline the correct item.

Is Ben yours/your brother?

Tom is my/mine friend.

They go to bed at/in 9:00 pm.

My birthday party is at/on Saturday.

I get up then/when my alarm clock rings.

He leaves work and/when he finishes cleaning

up.

Help your mum do/ make the shopping.

Please do/make the dusting today.

Our house is under/ between the bank and the

toy shop.

John sits on next to Pete in class.

You must/ can not pay your rent. That is the

rule.

You must/ must not go to the doctor. You look

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Very ill.

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You must / can not have a party in here. It is

not allowed

Is there any/some cheese in this souse? I don

not like cheese.

You put too much/many sugar in my coffee.

There is not any/some coffee in the jar.

Are there any/some carrots in the fridge?

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Put the verbs into the correct forms.

Do you (wash)your teeth every day?

Frank (make) his homework at the moment.

Did they (arrive) home early last night?

We (meet) ten years ago.

We (have) a nice picnic in the park yesterday.

Our teacher (say) that the class was very good

today.

John (run) around in the garden at the moment.

Ken (have) a shower right now.

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1. We (have) many books at home.
2. She (work) right now.
3. She always (forget) my name.
4. Listen! Somebody (come).
5. She never (go) shopping in the afternoon.
6. Listen! The birds (sing) in the garden.
7. They (finish) work at four o’clock.
8. The boys (play) in the yard at the moment.
9. At the lessons we (read) interesting texts.
10. He usually (buy) milk for breakfast.
Ex. 4. Поставь глаголы в скобках в нужную форму.
1. It (rain) very much in autumn.
2. Mr and Mrs Brown often (go) to the concerts.
3. The boy (open) the door now.
4. We always (go) to bed early.
5. My Granny (cook) dinner now.
6. Mr Brown (swim) very well.​

VI. Поставьте глаголы в скобках в правильные времена.

1. “What you (do)” “I (read).

2. If he (ring) me up tomorrow I (tell) him about it.

3. He (help) his mother every day?

4. At this time tomorrow we (discuss) your report.

5. What you (do) when I came in?

6. When you (see) him last?

7. Don’t ring me up at 11 o’clock, I (sleep).

8. On entering the drawing-room he (find) that his two friends (get) up and (wait) for him.

9. We (be) very busy now. We (discuss) a very important question.

10. Where (be) Peter? He (have) his English lesson now? – No, he (have) his English tomorrow.

11. You (know) him? He always (tell) a lie.

12. When I (come) yesterday I (see) that my friend (do) his lesson.

13. This problem (be) too difficult to discuss it now. I (think) we (discuss) it tomorrow, when we (have) more time.

14. Where she (be) yesterday? – She (visit) her friend. They (play) chess the whole evening.

15. He (not to eat) when I (come) yesterday. He (read) a book.

16. My father (watch) an analytical programme on TV, while I (prepare) for the examination.

17. What you (do) now? – I (wash) the dishes.

18. If we (put) in cameras, they (stop) people stealing things.

19. Yesterday morning I (get) up and (look) out of the window. The sun (shine), the birds (sing).

20. We (not to solve) the problem yet.

21. She (to read) the book by last Monday.

22. Pete and Ann (to paint) the house by next Friday.

23. I (to work) in the library from 3 till 6 yesterday.

24. He said he (to read) this book.

25. When you first (meet) your teacher?

26 I can’t hear you – it’s . noisy in here.

a too

b too much

c too many

27 Jamal has just sent me . to arrange plans for this weekend.

a a blog

b an email

c a website

28 I promise I’ll call you as soon as I . .

a I arrive

b I arrived

c I’ll arrive

29 Photographers and designers need to be very . .

a creative

b fit

c annoying

30 The global financial crisis, . is forcing lots of small businesses to close, does not look set to end soon.

a it

b that

c which

31 There . a terrible accident if the pilot hadn’t reacted so quickly.

a had been

b was

c would have been

32 “Are you ready to order?”

“Not yet – I’m still looking at the . .”

a bill

b menu

c service

33 “My job is never boring.”

The speaker’s job is always . .

a interesting

b popular

c difficult

34 I’ve been working here . about the last two years.

a during

b for

c since

35 “It leaves from Platform 2 at 4.15.”

The speaker is talking about . .

a an airline flight

b a train

c a taxi

36 I went to a lovely . last Saturday.

The bride was my best friend when we were at school.

a anniversary

b marriage

c wedding

37 “I’ve got a headache.”

“Maybe you . to take an aspirin.”

a should

b ought

c don’t

38 The patient had an . to insert metal pins in his broken leg.

a injection

b operation

c X-ray

39 She won a seat in parliament at the last . .

a general election

b opinion poll

c referendum

40 I’m surprised you didn’t get upset. If someone said that to me, . really angry.

a I’m

b I was

c I’d be

41 This used to be . part of the city, but since the old buildings were renovated it’s become a very fashionable area.

a an affluent

b a run-down

c a trendy

42 Cassie went to bed early because she was . .

a tired

b stressed

c relaxed

43 In the 1960s, computers were . expensive that ordinary people couldn’t afford them.

a so

b such

c too

44 Do you want . the match tonight?

a watching

b watch

c to watch

45 Researchers claim the new discovery is a major . in the fight against malaria.

a breakthrough

b investigation

c progress

46 The Maths problem was really difficult and I just couldn’t . the answer.

a check in

b set off

c work out

47 When I was a child, I never . about the future.

a have worried

b used to worry

c was worrying

48 A local politician has . charges of corruption made by the opposition party.

a accused

b blamed

c denied

49 . worries me about society today is how completely we have come to depend on technology.

a That

b What

c Which

50 Cats and dogs are usually kept as . .

a farm animals

b wild animals

c pets

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1. Giving presents is one of the most possessive things we do, did you realize that? It’s the way we keep a hold on other people.

2. Watching movies on my VCR late at night has become an important way for me to relax.

3. Cora was in the kitchen making sandwiches. Making sandwiches took her thoughts off her problems.

4. “There’s no knowing where they’re going,” cried Mr. Wonka, hooting with laughter. “You can imagine that I’m not overpleased, but there’s no escaping it in the long run.”

5. Answering the seemingly simple question is very difficult.

6. You had better not count on her. There’s no predicting her mood.

7. Driving a car and talking on the car phone at the same time demand care.

8. Smoking when pregnant harms your baby.

9. Having a child has been a turning point for me.

10. There was no talking to Celeste once she got her back up. The less she said, the better.

1. She sat down without

(to any) a word

2. He did not go without, (to kias) by his mother.

3. After (to congratulate) she kissed all her relatives

4. After (to have dinner) she went to the nursery.

5. I had to speak without (to make a mistake).

6. She kept on, (to zing). 7. The teacher was ashamed of

8. The house wanted,

(to do up)

(not to know the answer.

9. The robber escaped before, (to notice).

10. I am bad at, _(to underationd) the mysterious.

11. I still reproached myself for not, (to attend all the classes.

12. No man feels best after (to work) hard all day long.

13. His muscles were somewhat stiff from not or

(to hike, to climb) for days.

14. I’m tired of (to treat) like a silly fat lamb.

15. I know everyone who’s worth (to know).

16. The boy felt depressed after

17. He cursed himself for not

(to bully) at school

(to be patient) with his friends.

15. There is a lot of happiness in (to love) by your parents

19. Your tie needs, (to straighten).

20. The attempt is at least worth, (to make).

21. Mother told her son off for (to find) painting on the walls 22. He apologized to his mother for (to be) rude.

23. One 489.99$ walk or drive about Philadelphia without (to impress)

24. I just couldn’t stand (to be) away from my parents with a host family. 25. I remember, (to see) him in the church

26. He reproached me bitterly for not, (to be) polite with him.

27. His green eyes gave the impression of (to act) too wide. 28. Let me tell you whose house you’ve come into without

29. I’m tired of (to talk to you

1. Choose the right phrasal verb give / make / take and complete the sentences using the right form of the verb.

1. Sam …. off your shoes!

2. His parents had a quarrel but an hour later they …up.

3. If you can’t say honestly why they were absent you should …up a good excuse.

4. The family couldn’t … up the idea of celebrating the holiday together.

5. Mother Teresa always…away all her money to poor people.

6. …me back my book, please!

7. I am sorry I was rude I … back everything I said.

8. The teacher said she would… our tests.

9. Her children … after her.

10. I would like you to give me your telephone number and to …down mine

2. Put the verbs in brackets into Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect, Present Perfect Continuous, Past Simple, Future Simple.

1.Look! Peter (to stay) at the back door.

2.We (to miss) the bus. Now we’ll have to walk.

3.How long you (to be) here?

4.I (to look) for my keys all the morning but I (not/to find) them yet.

5.Modern trains (to go) very fast.

6.He (to go) to the cinema next weekend, I think.

7.Ann ( to like) playing tennis.

8.My parents ( to buy) a delicious cake yesterday.

9.I ( to write) a letter for 2 hours.

10.Helen ( to dance) now.

11.Sam ( to feed ) already the kitten.

12.Nick ( not to read) books every day.

13.Alice and Den ( to be) at the café yesterday.

14.The doctor ( to prescribe) a medicine to my granny two days ago.

15.Our town ( to be) nice and green.