Multiple choice

“................................” “Not too bad, thanks.”
1. Where's your pen?
2. How are you?
3. How tall are you?
4. How old are you?
My brother's girlfriend ....................... in Liverpool.
1. often goes
2. don't live
3. works
4. are living
........................ got many friends?
1. Did you
2. Have
3. Has he
4. Are you
Is ...................................... stop here?
1. the passenger want to
2. the driver going
3. your father
4. the bus going to
.............................. the High Street, doesn't she?
1. Jenny's father works in
2. She's got a flat near
3. She's walking along
4. Rick's aunt lives in
....................... painting the walls red?
1. Let's
2. Why don't we
3. What if we
4. How about
They ..... at home. They went on holiday yesterday.
1. can't be
2. mustn't be
3. must be
4. can be
His parents .............. him a computer for his last birthday.
1. are giving
2. give
3. were giving
4. gave
If you ..... left at the traffic lights, you'll see the station in front of you.
1. turn
2. will turn
3. turned
4. went
These glasses are only for reading. You ..... them for driving.
1. should get
2. mustn't
3. shouldn't wear
4. must wear
....................... are small cakes made with chocolate.
1. Christmas puddings
2. Brownies
3. Doughnuts
4. Jellies
........ the boys had shorts on. They were all wearing trousers.
1. Some of
2. None of
3. Any of
4. Nothing of
He told her to speak more slowly, but she ..... speaks too fast.
1. still
2. yet
3. hasn't stopped
4. already
Find a title for this “family” of words: fence, gate, bush, path.
1. factory
2. garden
3. roof
4. transport
This is the essay ................................ last week.
1. I have written
2. did I write
3. that I'm writing
4. I wrote
He worked for an hour, then he stopped ............ dinner.
1. to have
2. having
3. for having
4. to
He .... the train and walked from the platform to the car park.
1. got down
2. went out
3. went off
4. got off
..................... is by the sea and is warm, even in winter.
1. Dallas
2. Loch Ness
3. Toronto
4. Miami
At Madame Tussaud’s, all the statues .................. real.
1. look
2. look as if
3. look like
4. are looking
He's ..... person. He gives presents to all his friends at Christmas.
1. so generous
2. such a generous
3. so generously
4. generous a
What means the same as “It's up to you”?
1. It's your property.
2. It's your decision.
3. It's as big as you.
4. It's very close to you.
These brown shoes are very nice, but .... in the window are cheaper.
1. that one
2. those black
3. the ones
4. the black
Look! That's the man ..... dog attacked a child last week.
1. with the
2. of which
3. whose
4. who's got a
There are .............. people in Alaska than in New York.
1. more
2. less
3. as many
4. fewer
I'm afraid you .......... to visit the castle today. It's closed.
1. couldn't
2. can't
3. won't have
4. won't be able
We ...... love coming to this beach, but it's polluted now.
1. used to
2. could
3. always use to
4. have never
His translation was awful because the teacher ..... use a dictionary.
1. didn't let him
2. allowed him
3. didn't ask him
4. made her
The letter “R” rhymes with ......................
1. hair
2. four
3. star
4. tour
I couldn't understand what ......................................
1. was he talking about
2. the problem was
3. they have said
4. is happening
Agatha Christie wrote ....................................
1. horror stories
2. science fiction books
3. poems
4. detective stories
“Don't you like that cheese?” “No! It .......... old socks!”
1. tastes as if
2. smell of
3. smells just like
4. remembers
I ............. along the motorway when I ran out of petrol.
1. was driving
2. drove
3. have driven
4. would drive
She ... English food.
1. isn’t liking
2. doesn’t like
3. don’t like
4. likes not
My cell phone is ... good ... Kevin’s.
1. as/as
2. so/as
3. more/than
4. so/like
When ... their homework?
1. did they
2. did they do
3. did they make
4. have they done
„... cap is this?“ „It’s Terry’s.“
1. what
2. whom
3. whose
4. which
Please, ... to the driver.
1. not talk
2. don’t talk
3. don’t say
4. don’t tell
“Hello, how are you?” – “__________ ”
1. How are you?
2. How do you do?
3. Fine, thanks.
“ __________ she from?” – “From Australia.”
1. Who’s
2. Where’s
3. What’s
“What’s Dennis and Marilyn’s address?” “ __________ address is 15, Park Av., London.”
1. There
2. Her
3. Their
“Are you __________ architect?”
1. --
2. a
3. an
He __________ at 7 o’clock.
1. gets normally up
2. normally get up
3. normally gets up
“Tom likes pop music, but he __________ classical music.”
1. likes not
2. doesn’t like
3. don’t like
4. not likes
At a tourist information centre:
Tourist: “Excuse me, please. How can I get to Heathrow?”
Assistant: “Well, you could take the bus or the train. It’s __________to take the bus, but the train is __________.”
1. cheaper/ more comfortable
2. more cheap/ more comfortable
3. cheaper/ comfortabler
“I think that Canterbury is __________ London.”
1. quieter than
2. more quieter than
3. quieter then
4. quieter as
“We’ve got __________good supermarkets in our town, but we haven’t got __________nice restaurants.”
1. - . . . -
2. some . . . any
3. any . . . some
“I’d like __________ more juice, please.”
1. any
2. some
3. something
“Last year I __________ to Spain.”
1. have gone
2. went
3. gone
“I ___________ much last night.”
1. didn’t eat
2. doesn’t eat
3. don’t eat
“ ________________Tom the last weekend?”
1. Have you met
2. Met you
3. Did you meet
“What are your holiday plans for next year?” “Well, I think __________ at home.”
1. I’m going to stay
2. I’ll stay
3. stay
“What’s he doing at the moment?” “He ____________ television.”
1. watches
2. watching
3. are watching
4. is watching
He ____________ home from work at five o’clock every day.
1. coming
2. come
3. comes
4. is coming
“ ____________ a foreign language?” “Yes, two. German and French.”
1. Is she speaking
2. Does she speak
3. She is speaking
“You ____________ take a taxi. I can pick you up.”
1. must not
2. don’t have to
3. haven’t to
“Look at the clouds. ____________ in a minute.”
1. It’s going to rain
2. It will rain
3. It will raining
“I ____________ on foot before I got a car.”
1. use to walk
2. used to walking
3. used to walk
“I’ll meet you____________ .”
1. on Sunday at 8 o’clock at Heathrow Airport.
2. at Heathrow Airport at 8 o’clock on Sunday
3. at Heathrow Airport on Sunday at 8 o’clock
“ ____________ a really famous film star?” “No, I haven’t.”
1. Did you ever meet
2. Have you ever met
3. Were you ever meeting
She ____________ those letters for the last three hours.
1. has been typing
2. has typed
3. had been typing
4. typed
“When did you arrive in this country?” “In March. I ____ here ______ about seven weeks.”
1. have been . . . since
2. am . . . for
3. have been . . . for
4. was . . . since
“Last year we ____________ our holidays in Italy.”
1. have been spending
2. have spent
3. spent
4. spend
“Do you remember the job ____________ I had first?” (Which word doesn't fit?)
1. —
2. which
3. that
4. who
“I ____________ to Mary on the phone when the doorbell ____________ .”
1. talked . . . rang
2. was talking . . . was ringing
3. was talking . . . rang
When she got to the theatre, she found that she ____________ the tickets at home.
1. left
2. has left
3. had left
“Tom speaks fluent English.” (Which sentence means the same?)
1. Tom speaks fluently English.
2. Tom speaks English fluent.
3. Tom fluently speaks English.
4. Tom speaks English fluently.
“I don’t feel very well at the moment.” “You don’t look well. If I ________you, I’d go and see a doctor.”
1. were
2. would be
3. was
“When will we arrive in Paris?” “If we ___________ now, we _________ there at 5 o’clock.”
1. will leave . . . are
2. would leave . . . are
3. left . . . will be
4. leave . . . will be
“If I ___________ a lot of money, I ___________ a house.”
1. earned . . . bought
2. would earn . . . would buy
3. would earn . . . bought
4. earned . . . would buy
Policemen ______ by the goverment, from the money we pay in taxes.
1. will be paid
2. are paid
3. are paying
The letters _________ right at this moment.
1. are typed
2. are being typed
3. are typing
“A Rolls-Royce is ______________ a Mini.”
1. comfortabler than
2. more comfortable as
3. combfortabler as
4. more comfortable than
“__________ you give me some small change for the phone, please?”
1. May
2. Might
3. Would
4. Should

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