He complained that he enough money to buy such an expensive present ответ

Тест с ответами по грамматике английского языка

1.Rain is falling heavily …. the north-west.
A at
B in +
C on
D above

2. She made us …. for several hours.

A to wait
B waited
C wait +
D to be waiting

3. I saw him …. to the ground.

A fall
B fell
C falling +
D have fallen

4. I saw a lot of football fans ….. very badly.

A had behaved
B behaved
C have behaved
D behaving +

5. They won’t let us ….. the Customs till our luggage has been examined.

A to leave
B leaving
C leave +
D left

7. He has a desire … to the party.

A) been invited
B) be invited
C) being invited
D) to be invited +
E) inviting

8. It`s expensive to heat the house at the moment and that`s partly because the ceilings are so high. If the ceilings … lower, it … much cheaper to heat.

A) was/will be
B) are/is
C) will be/will be
D) were/would be +
E) were/was

A Margaret Thatcher became Prime Minister +
B did Margaret Thatcher become Prime Minister
C Margaret Thatcher did become Prime Minister
D Margaret Thatcher Prime Minister became

10.Four words have been OMITTED from the text.
A) completed
B) added
C) extended
D) removed +
E) changed

11. Barter, however, was a very ….. system of exchange, because people’s precise needs seldom coincided.

A dessatisfactory
B insatisfactory
C dissatisfactory +
D unsatisfactory

A) shall get/will take off +
B) get/will have taken off
C) have got/takes off
D) got/would have taken off
E) shall get/takes off

13. He had enough money to buy a ticket, _____, he decided not to go.

A) consequently
B) nevertheless +
C) moreover
D) because

14. A popular newspaper with a(an) _____ of over five million daily makes a lot of money.

A) editorial
B) advertising +
C) circulation
D) censorship

A to write
B written
C to be written +
D having written

16. Tom has no money of his own. So he’s totally dependent … his parents.

A) on +
B) of
C) at
D) to

17. He is expected …. us his answer tomorrow.

A give
B to give +
C giving
D be giving

18. Mr. S. was sure that prisoners of conscience … in at least 60 countries.

A) being held
B) hold
C) were being held +
D) are being held

19. Central heating … just … in Julia’s house.

A) has been installing
B) have been installed
C) is installing
D) has been installed +

20. Vie said that they knew only what was in the papers, that they … for a call or a telegram since they heard of the accident.

A) waited
B) had waited
C) had been waiting +
D) were waiting

21. Don’t you think your mother must be getting tired …. away from you?

A about being
B of being +
C with being
D on being
22. George can’t come out with us this evening. He ………… work later.

A) should
B) has to +
C) can
D) there is no any correct answer.

23. I didn’t get the job …………. I had the necessary qualifications.

A) although +
B) lest
C) if
D) so long as

24. They must let him …. his own decision.

A make +
B made
C to make
D making

25. She felt her heart …. with fear.

A beat
B to beat
C beaten +
D to be beating

26. She made him …. down and wait for her.

A sit +
B to sit
C sat
D be sitting

27. The boy watched her …. the bell.

A to ring
B ring +
C rang
D rung

28. I didn’t hear her ….. this because she spoke in a soft voice.

A say +
B to say
C be said
D said

29. The child had his toy …. yesterday.

A to break
B breaking
C broken +
D to have broken

30. There were many people …. at the trolley-bus stop.

A stand
B standing +
C stood
D being stood

Present Perfect Tense. Exercises. Упражнения на отработку Present Perfect Simple

Сегодня нам предстоит выполнить 12 упражнений на Present Perfect, поэтому освежите в памяти схему его образования.

Упражнения на Present Perfect помогут вам

Наличие ответов к упражнениям поможет вам проконтролировать собственные результаты или результаты ваших учеников.

Форма глагола в Present Perfect Tense. Exercises.

Упражнение 1. Заполните таблицу, используя следующие формы глагола. Complete the table with the base forms and the past participles. Use the words in the box.

Lose, taken, swim, bought, do, written, run, eaten, take, won, write, done, buy, lost, win, run, eat, swum

base form

past simple

past participle

Утвердительные предложения в Present Perfect Tense. Упражнения.

Упражнение 2. Поставьте глаголы в скобках в Present Perfect.

Отрицательные предложения в Present Perfect Simple. Упражнения.

Упражнение 3. Поставьте глаголы в скобках в Present Perfect negative.

For или since?

Упражнение 4. В письме есть 4 ошибки на использование for и since. Найдите и исправьте их. These are some sentences from Nigel’s letter home from Africa. He has made four mistakes in using ‘for’ and ‘since’. Correct his mistakes.

Dear Mum and Dad,

I’ve lived in Africa since two weeks and I love it! Africa is beautiful! I haven’t travelled to any faraway place for last summer. I’m so happy now!

I’ve already seen Mr. Rambler. He is working for WWF here and taking photos of wild animals. I haven’t seen any lions yet. I think I’ll see them later.

Thank you for the trip. I’ve dreamed of Kenya for my childhood. I haven’t seen you since ages! I miss you so much!

Упражнение 5. Дополните предложения словами for или since. Complete the sentences. Use for or since.

Упражнение 6. Пользуясь опорными словами, a также словами for и since составьте предложения в Present Perfect Simple.

Вопросительные предложения в Present Perfect Tense. Упражнения.

Упражнение 7. Zork и Zena – инопланетяне, впервые прилетевшие на Землю. Они составили список дел. Напишите вопросы и ответы о том, что они уже сделали, а чего пока нет.

Zork (eat) a hamburger?

Has Zork eaten a hamburger?

Zork and Zena (drink) a cola?

Have Zork and Zena drunk a cola?

Упражнение 8. Напишите вопросы в Present Perfect, используя глаголы в скобках. Дайте правдивые ответы.

Ответы 10

1)How long it is going to stay?

2)when it is going leave

3)Are you going alone?

4)Are you going by car?

5)Where you are going to stay?

1.Are you going to sing in the party?

3.we are going to leave

4.are you going to do at the weekend?

5.Are you going to see the doctor?

Остальное не смогла, поставь вам!

1. I’m going to attend a seminar soon

2.We are discussing how to use

3.Theu are going to complete an.

4.He is trying to identify where our time goes.

5.I’m going to take a course next year.

6.She is going to do a lot of reading on a certain topic next semester.

7.He is interested in hands-on practice.He is learning sport,trade,hobbe, or

8.Are you using approved study abroad opportunities?

Если что то не правильно, простите, может что то не поняла.

Affirmative: 1) ‘s; 2) ‘re

Negative: 1) ‘m not; 2) isn’t; 3) aren’t

Questions: 1) Am; 2) Is; 3) Are.

Помогите пожалуйста решить задания по английскому языку!!

1. If you donʹt study, you wonʹt pass the exams (1st type, real present).
2. If he had enough money, he would buy a burger (2nd type, unreal present).
3. If you donʹt put your coat on, youʹll catch a cold (1st type, real present).
4. If she hadnʹt fallen over, she wouldnʹt have broken the plates (3rd type, unreal past).
5. If he hadnʹt played with matches, he wouldnʹt have burnt his finger (3rd type, unreal past).
6. If you drop ice in water, it floats (zero conditional, real present)

1. Do you know where the nearest bank is? – Yes, if you turn left at the traffic lights, youʹll see one on your right.
2. I donʹt know what to do about my problem. – If I WERE you, I WOULD TALK to my parents.
3. Where WOULD you GO if you HAD a week off? – Well, probably to New York.
4. If you GO to the supermarket, WILL you BUY some lemons and carrots for me?
5. Dad, I failed the Maths test. – If you HAD STUDIED harder, you WOULDNʹT HAVE FAILED it.
6. Can I go to the park, Mum? – No, not unless you FINISH your homework.

1. I canʹt see a thing. – If I were you, Iʹd clean my glasses.
2. Iʹm tired. – If I were you, Iʹd take a break.
3. Iʹm hungry. – If I were you, Iʹd buy a burger.
4. Iʹm really cold. – If I were you, Iʹd put my jumper on.
5. My hairʹs a mess. – If I were you, Iʹd get a haircut.
6. Iʹve got a toothache. – If I were you, Iʹd go to the dentist.

1. If I hadnʹt missed the bus, I wouldnʹt have been late for work.
2. If she hadnʹt felt ill this morning, she would have gone to school.
3. If the food hadnʹt been awful, we would have eaten it.
4. If he had passed his exams, he would have gone to university.
5. If the salary had been good, I would have accepted the job.
6. If it hadnʹt been my birthday, Chris wouldnʹt have given me flowers.
7. If Ben had saved some money, he would have been able to buy a car.
8. If Katia had closed the gate, the dog wouldnʹt have got out.

miercuri, 10 iunie 2009

teme examen ENGLEZA

Dupa cum stiti, data examenului de la ENGLEZA, s-a schimbat, si se va tine LUNI, 15 iunie intre 09:00-17:00 in R3.

Mai jos, gasiti temele la Engleza ce vor trebui prezentate la examen!

Tehnici de redactare în limba engleză

Ex. 1, pag. 30
Has he hurt his finger?
Yes. He seems to have hurt his finger.
Has he been sleeping?
Yes. He seems to have been sleeping.
Is he building a house?
Yes. He seems to be building a house.
Have they been running?
Yes. They seem to have been running.
Is she painting a picture?
Yes. She seems to be painting a picture.
Ex. 2, pag. 32
Yes. I would like to go to a Greek island.
I hate cleaning the house.
I wish I could afford to employ a cleaner.
James seems to be sleeping for hours.
Yes. She must have been very tired.
What are you doing this weekend?
Well, Tom suggested going to the seaside.
Steve claims to travel around the world.
Yes. He seems to go to a lot of places.
It was nice of John to visit us yesterday.
Yes. I was happy to see him.
I`m sure I`ve failed my exam.
Well, there is no point in worrying until you get your results.
We should tell Sue about the party.
Yes. We had better invite Tony, too.
Did the police arrest the man?
Yes. He admitted to stealing a car.
Did you have a nice evening?
Not really. I arrived home only to find that I`d left my keys at work.
Ex. 3, pag. 32
She can`t get used to working for such a large company.
It`s no use asking Paul. He won`t be able to help you.
Peter denied breaking the classroom window.
I will feed the dog this afternoon.
We had better run or we will miss the train.
It was kind of him to help me tidy the house.
She refused to answer his questions.
He is far too young to stay out late at night.
Her teacher let her bring her lunch in the classroom.
I don`t mind helping you with your homework.
We don`t allow students to talk to each other during the exams.
She dislikes wearing suites at work.
It was a mistake to leave the door unlocked.
The thieves were seen driving a stolen car.
I advise you to look for a new job.
There is no point in getting angry with him. It`s not his fault.
I`ll take a book to read on the plane.
Ex. 4, pag. 32
Sue has decided to apply for a new job. Her mother advised her to write to several different companies. Sue would like to work for a large company where she can meet new people.
Carol is too ill to go to work today. She has managed to drink some tea and now she wants to sleep. Her husband offered to call the doctor, but Carol would prefer to wait and see if she feels better tomorrow.
Daniel would like to get his teacher a present, but he doesn`t know what to choose. He is thinking of buying her a book because he knows that she enjoys reading. His sister will help him pick a good one.
I dislike shopping because I can`t stand being in crowded places.
Joan can`t afford to go on holiday this year, but she intends to save up so that she can manage to travel around Europe next summer. She is looking forward to visiting a lot of exciting places.
Ex. 5, pag. 33
Her mother wants her to buy clothes.
I insist on Mary doing the washing up.
I would like you to come to my party.
I`ll never forget Mark falling into the swimming pool on his wedding day.
I need to finish this project today.
I don`t want my secretary to attend the meeting.
Ex. 6, pag. 33
It`s necessary for Barry to go to the bank today.
It`s important for them to finish their homework.
I`m still waiting for my order to be taken.
It will be more convenient for you to move to the town centre.
It would be a good idea for John to learn a foreign language.
There are shops in the hotel for guests to do the shopping.
The teacher spoke loudly enough for everyone to hear her.
I`ve bought some magazines for you to read them.
It`s dangerous for children to play with matches.
Ex. 7, pag. 33
The hotel has a gym for the guests to exercise.
The school has a playground for the children to play football.
The office block has a restaurant for the staff to eat during lunch breaks.
The bus has a bin for the passengers to throw their rubbish.
The plane has lockers for the passengers to put their luggage.
The youth club has a cloakroom for the members to put their clothes.
Ex. 8, pag. 34
Countries all over the world have superstitions which some people believe and others don`t. Several superstitions are the same in many countries.
Many people avoid walking under ladders, as this is believed to bring bad luck. Some people expect things to go wrong on the thirteenth day of the month, particularly if it`s a Friday. Some say you must never put up an umbrella inside the house or place a pair of new shoes on the table. In many places, it is considered unlucky to see a black cat, why in others this is thought to be a symbol of good luck. Breaking a mirror results in seven years of bad luck and if you spill salt, you must throw a pinch of it over your left shoulder immediately.
There are just a few superstitions which some people believe in. Do you know any more?
Ex. 9, pag. 34
I walked past the lake yesterday.
So did I. I stopped for a moment to watch some children feeding the ducks.
Marie is good at playing the piano, isn`t she?
Yes. I heard her performing in a concert last week. She was wonderful.
Is Paul at home?
No. I saw him leaving for work as I passed by.
How do you know that Steve took the letter?
I noticed him putting it in the briefcase.
Did Malcom wash up properly?
Yes. I watched him doing it to make sure.
Is that Joanne`s fiancé?
Yes. I noticed them holding hands as they went into the cinema.
Are there any children living next door?
Yes. I often hear them playing as I`m hanging out the washing.
Did Sarah miss the train?
No, she didn`t. I watched her getting on the train before I left the station.
Ex. 10, pag. 34
I can`t decide what to wear to the party.
No. My parents made me study for the exam instead.
Yes, but I`m glad to be home again.
I`d rather stay at home, I`m exhausted.
To get some books to read.
Because I hate waiting for the bus every day.
Well, Danny suggested going to Spain for a week.
Oh no! It`s far too cold to go to the beach today.
There`s no point in asking me, I have no idea.
Ex. 11, pag. 34
Julia denied eating Sam`s sweets.
Tom confessed to scratching the CD.
Amanda complained about living in the city.
Mr. Smith expected the children to finish their projects until Tuesday.
Her mother warned her about touching the iron, but she didn`t listen.
Ex. 12, pag. 35
He told us his name and went on introducing us to his wife.
We didn`t mean to interrupt you.
Being a doctor means working long hours.
She tried to finish her homework, but it was too difficult.
You should try eating more fruit. It`s good for your health.
He regrets arguing with his best friend.
We regret to inform you that tonight`s performance will be delayed.
Oh no! I forgot to lock the front door.
I`ll never forget meeting my favourite film star.
Cheri likes to sky. She says it`s very exciting.
I like going to the dentist every six months.
I must remember to post these letters today.
I remember reading the book, but I don`t know who wrote it.
I`m sorry for forgetting your birthday. It was awful of me.
I`m sorry to say that you have failed the exam.
She is afraid to climb the tree in case she falls.
Mary never wears her diamond ring. She is afraid of losing it.
I have stopped watching horror films because they give me nightmares.
We stopped to buy some food before continuing our journey.
Ex. 13, pag. 36
No. They are too small.
I can`t. It`s too difficult.
No. It wasn`t loud enough.
I`m not tall enough to reach it.
It`s too hot in here.
It`s not sweet enough for me to drink it.
Ex. 14, pag. 36
It isn`t cold enough to eat yet.
She isn`t tall enough to reach the top shelf, so she uses a ladder.
The children aren`t old enough to attend school yet.
It`s too cold to go outside without a coat today.
The film was too boring to watch, so we went for a meal instead.
Close the door, please. It isn`t quiet enough to work in here.
The bag is too heavy to carry.
Ex. 15, pag. 36
She has saved enough money to go on holiday.
This tea is too hot to drink it.
Daisy is too young to go to school.
They have got enough room to have a party.
Paul is rich enough to buy a yacht.
It`s too hot outside to wear a coat.
Mary is mature enough to make her own decisions.
The flat is too small to live in it.
Ron has enough patience to look after the children.
Ex. 16, pag. 37
It`s an extremely annoying habit.
He is not interested in learning a foreign language.
The food was disgusting.
Yes. She is always encouraging in her attitude towards the students.
Yes. I find it very exciting.
Yes. I was impressed by her paintings.
Yes. It was an amazing display.
Ex. 17, pag. 37
Sitting in the garden, he was drinking his tea.
After making dinner, she called the children.
The boy standing by the door is my brother.
While chopping some wood, Simon cut his hand.
Before going to bed, Donna had a shower.
Being late, we took a taxi.
Opening the window, Gary breathed the fresh air.
Lying on her bed, she was reading a book.
Being valuable, the jewels were taken by the thieves.
Picking up her pen, Amy started to write the letter.
The man walking towards us is a relative of mine.
After explaining the exercise, the teacher asked the students to do it.
Forgetting to take her purse, she had to borrow some money from a colleague.
Ex. 18, pag. 38
Just remember to fasten your seatbelt and everything will be fine.
I don`t mean to be difficult, but I would like to sit next to the window.
I`d prefer reading books to reading newspapers.
I must check on the other passengers now.
I`m sorry for talking too much.
Just try to relax a little bit. I`ll stop later to see how you are.
I hate being so much trouble.
Ex. 19, pag. 38
He refused to take the book back to the shop.
We`d rather not go with you.
It`s not worth inviting John to the party.
I`m really looking forward to going to the theatre on Saturday.
Mark was kind to bring you home after the party.
They were very happy to hear the good news.
You can all come in if you want.
She walked out of the office without saying goodbye.
They made her rewrite the letter again.
She has gone to the post office to buy some stamps.
You must work hard for your exams.
You had better hurry or you`ll miss the train.
She spends most of her spare time playing the piano.
You`re too young to stay home by yourself.
He opened the door only to find out that the room was empty.