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Part I

1. The moon (is to go/is going/goes) around the Earth.
2. In Africa (there is/is/it is) very hot.
3. Teenagers like to talk about (the love/a love /love).
4. In Canada people wear thick clothes in winter (for keep / to keep / for keep) themselves warm.
5. In my fridge there isn't (some/ the /any) food.
6. Last summer (it rained/there rained/it was raining) every day.
7. My friends gave me (a good/good/the good) advice.
8. This year (best /the best/better) student in our class is going to England.
9. In our town very (little/few/less) people have cars.
10. There is (little/few/many) hope for homeless people in most countries.
11. Racists think that black people are not the same (as/like/than) people with (white / a white / the white) skin.
12. We think that students (who/which/what) miss school are foolish.
13. We all depend (on/of/with) each other.
14. There aren't (no/any/some) members of parliament who didn't (take part/joined/arrive) in that charity event.

Part II

Elizabeth I

Before Elizabeth I (has become/became/had become) queen of England in 1558, her Catholic sister Mary I kept her in (the/a/-) Tower of London, the royal prison. Only after Mary (had died / dying/has died), Elizabeth's life was out of danger. Elizabeth (couldn't have /couldn't /didn't have to) find a suitable husband, so she (never/ever/rarely) got married. If she (has/had/would have) got married, British history (would be/would have been/should have been) different. She was an outstanding person (both/either/however) as a woman and a queen.

During her reign English explorers (travelled / went on a trip/had a journey) all over the world. People (believed/were believing /had believed) that she was a saint. Like any queen she (had to / must / should) be very strong-willed and clever. She lived long ago but the British (did /would / will) always remember her as one of the best monarchs England (had ever/has ever/did ever) had.

Pan III

Learning foreign languages

In the modern world it is worth (learning /to learn/learn) one or two foreign languages. It is no use (to try/trying/in trying) to find a good job without some knowledge of English. To understand foreign languages is one of (the hardest /harder /most hard) things for people. One can succeed if one (is wanting/is willing to/want to) make an effort. Some people aren't used (study/to the study/to studying) grammar in their mother tongue, let alone in another language. A lot of language students wish they (would start/had started/would have started) their language studies when they were (younger/the youngest/most young).

Answer 1

Не спец в английском. Не ручаюсь на 100% правильность.

Part I 

1. The moon goes around the Earth.
2. In Africa it is very hot.
3. Teenagers like to talk about love.
4. In Canada people wear thick clothes in winter to keep themselves warm.
5. In my fridge there isn't any food.
6. Last summer it rained every day.
7. My friends gave me good advice.
8. This year the best student in our class is going to England.
9. In our town very few people have cars.
10. There is little hope for homeless people in most countries.
11. Racists think that black people are not the same as people with white skin.
12. We think that students who miss school are foolish.
13. We all depend on each other.
14. There aren't any members of parliament who didn't take part in that charity event.

Part II

Elizabeth I

Before Elizabeth I became queen of England in 1558, her Catholic sister Mary I kept her in the Tower of London, the royal prison. Only after Mary had died, Elizabeth's life was out of danger. Elizabeth couldn't find a suitable husband, so she never got married. If she had got married, British history would have been different. She was an outstanding person both  as a woman and a queen.