TEST ANGLISKI 444

I Complete the sentences with the suitable indefinite pronouns.

1) He didn’t say anything useful. All nonsense.

2) I would like to have something to drink please.
3) The police found the murder weapon somewhere near the hut, in the woods.
4) Does anybody live in that house? It seems old and abandoned.
5) I will do anything for you. You are my best friend.
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II Complete the sentences with all, some, none, any.

1. I have tried five sweaters and all of them were great. I don’t know which one to buy.
2. It was a very boring day. None of the places we visited were interesting.
3. We went to a restaurant last night. Some of the food was lovely but I didn’t like the soup or
the dessert.
4. I saw some nice sofas in the shops today and I loved them all. Any of them could be nice for my
living room.
5. I went to the cinema alone. None of my friends wanted to come.
5/_____

III Write sentences giving advice to someone who wants to learn to speak
English. Use should(n’t), had better, ought to.

1. You should have more practise.

2. You had better get a some mobile application if you want to practise every day.
3. You ought to learn about 20 minutes every day.

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IV Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect
Continuous.

1. With her fiancé on a business trip Mary must feel lonely. She has been calling (call)
us every day this week.
2. We have been (be) stuck in this traffic jam for hours.
3. Don’t tell me you are too busy to help me with the cooking. You have been playing (play)
 computer games for the last two hours.
4. She learned to drive in 1950, so she has driven (drive) for over fifty years.
5. We are very proud of our son. He has broken (break) the school high jump record
again.
6. John is trying to buy a new apartment but he hasn’t had ( have not) any
interesting offer yet.
7. I’m so tired. My baby hasn’t slept (not sleep) this week.
8. He has had (have) this car since 1995.
9. My mother is very happy because she has passed (pass) her driving test.
10. We have been arguing (argue) about this for two hours now. Perhaps we should stop!

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V Complete the sentences with will, may, might and the verbs in brackets.

1. I’m not so sure but I might buy (buy) a CD for her birthday present.
2. Don’t ring the doorbell when you get there. Maria’s little baby may be ( be)
sleeping.
3. He won’t help (not help) you with the washing up. He is going out in a few minutes.

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VI Complete the sentences with the first part of the phrasal verb in the correct
form.

1. Would you like to get out tonight? There is a new restaurant in town.
2. The had a problem with the computer but they sort it out.
3. They have run out of groceries so they need to do some shopping before dinner.
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