IV. Choose the right form to complete the sentences. 6 points 1. John lost his keys. If...

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IV. Choose the right form to complete the sentences. 6 points 1. John lost his keys. If John (didn’t lose / hadn’t lost) his keys, he would (get/ have got) in his flat easily. 2. If Nick (is, was, were, had been) a wise man, he (would agree, would have agreed, agreed) then. 3. Of the three books I like “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”(less/ least). 4. She was crying in her room quietly then. She was crying then quietly in her room. She was crying quietly in her room then.

Complete the sentences using the appropriate derivatives of the words in capitals. 5 points 1. Have you ever tasted cheese - … crisps? FLAVOUR 2. Alice … , if ever , goes out. RARE 3. The Headmaster of the school was a white – haired, … gentle man. DIGNITY 4. Did he talk to you … or was he interested in your plan ? DIFFERENT 5. The … and … children walked across the street. BARE

Correct the grammar mistakes. One in each sentence. 5 points 1. I love you so much! I wish we will be married! 2. If he didn’t watch a football match last night, he wouldn’t be tired and sleepy now. 3. It maybe a good story , though it’s not your best. 4. I may visit my aunt in the hospital, I know she’ll be glad to see me. 5. The Dutch live in Holland. They speak Hollandian.

Translate the Russian words into English and write them down in the gaps provided. 5 points 1. If Ann became a hairdresser, I (была бы) very happy. 2. John can speak (по - китайски) but rather badly. 3. (Ни один из домов ) in our street looks modern. 4. The Prime Minister (должен посетить) our country in August. 5. (Если бы не) grandpa’s hearing aid he would have no channel to the news.

Use correct prepositions with verbs, adjectives and nouns. 10 pointsShe not accustomed. . . such treatment. She deserves more respect.The living conditions are not adequate. . . a growing family.In varied life, you have to adjust. . . one another’s weaknesses.We would advise any girl. . . an early marriage.Finally, they agreed. . . the terms of the marriage contract.The amount. . . energy wasted for nothing is amazing.When you disobey, parents are naturally annoyed. . . you.She was quite anxious. . . getting the first prize, and she got it.How can one approve. . . such irresponsibility and lack of commitment?No doubt, too much television is bad. . . your moral health.

Answer 1

Correct the grammar mistakes.
1. I love you so much! I wish we will (us to) be married!
2. If he didn’t watch (hadn't watched) a football match last night, he wouldn’t be (have been) tired and sleepy now.
3. It (is) maybe a good story, though it’s not your best.
4. I may (should) visit my aunt in the hospital; I know she’ll be glad to see me.
5. The Dutch live in Holland. They speak Hollandian (Dutch).  

Translate the Russian words into English and write them down in the gaps

1. If Ann became a hairdresser, I (would be) very happy.
2. John can speak (Chinese) but rather badly.
3. (None of the houses) in our street looks modern.
4. The Prime Minister (is to visit) our country in August.
5. (But for) grandpa’s hearing aid he would have no channel to the news.  

Use correct prepositions with verbs, adjectives and nouns.

She not accustomed to such treatment. She deserves more respect.
The living conditions are not adequate for a growing family.
In varied life, you have to adjust to one another’s weaknesses.
We would advise any girl against an early marriage.
Finally, they agreed on the terms of the marriage contract.
The amount of energy wasted for nothing is amazing.
When you disobey, parents are naturally annoyed with you.
She was quite anxious in getting the first prize, and she got it.
How can one approve of such irresponsibility and lack of commitment?
No doubt, too much television is bad for your moral health.