3. Iۥ ve no idea why you havenۥt been invited the party. a) at; b) to; c) in; d) for
4. I had to pay cash because I had forgotten my credit card.
a) of; b) -; c) in; d) with
5. It was very rude you to go away without saying “good – buy”
a) to; b) from; c) of; d) about
6. The patient died a heart attack.
a) from; b) because; c) by; d) of
7. I canۥt help crying when I hear this music.
a) to; b) on; c) at; d) –
8. My grandmother is going to live with us. She needs somebody to look her
a) for; b) after; c) at; d) to
9. Allow me to congratulate you your success.
a) for; b) of; c) on; d) because of
10. This book consists two parts.
a) on; b) of; c) from; d)with
11. - Are you going to buy this dress?
- It depends how much it is.
a) to; b) -; c) from ; d) on
12. If I wear eye – glasses, I will certainly be laughed …. .
a) at; b) -; c) on; d) to
13. The hall was crowded …. people who wanted to greet the famous singer.
a) with; b) by; c) for; d) of
14. …. my opinion this music is the worst I have ever listened …. .
a) In, -; b) On, to; c) By, to; d) In, to
15. It was very nice … you to do the shopping for me.
a) on; b) about; c) for; d) of
16. She apologised … me … her behaviour.
a) to, with; b) at, to; c) on, for; d) to, for
17. “Iۥm sorry being rude to you.”
a) for; b) -; c) on; d) at
18. The police believe that there is no connection the two crimes.
a) between; b) for; c) with d) among
19. “This letter is in French. Could you translate it Russian, please?”
a) in; b) on; c)onto; d) into
20. “Have you ever heard the existence of Atlantida”?
a) of; b) about; c) -; d) from
21. All the players were divided four groups as it was written in the rules of the game.
a) for; b) on; c) of; d) into
22. While studying at the university he specialized ... chemistry.
a) at; b) on; c) in; d) of
23. It is going to be wonderful holiday! Tomorrow we are leaving the Bermudas.
a) on; b) for; c) to; d) towards
24. “If you are interested computers why donۥt you apply ... Microsoft Company?”
a) at, to; b) in, for; c) at, for; d) in, to
25. Living at a hotel you have to pay your room.
a) of; b) for; c) to; d)on
26. I hope the weather will be nice next weekend.
a) -; b) in; c) on; d) at
27. When I go to the cinema, I prefer to sit ... the front row.
a) in; b) on; c)at; d) near
28. There was not a cloud the sky.
a) in; b) on; c) at; d) out of
29. Welcome our country!
a) at; b) to; c) in; d) into
30. It is better for us to stay home.
a) to; b) in; c) -; d) at
31. “Did you come here car or foot?”
a) in, on; b)in, by; c) by, by; d) by, on
32. The door must have been opened a key.
a) with; b) in; c) at; d) by
33. My salary has increased ... ten per cent.
a) with; b) in; c) on; d) by
34. We always used to have a party the end of term.
a) for; b) in; c) at; d) by
35. The city center is full automobiles in the rush hour.
a) with; b) of; c) for; d) in
36. Jane is fond music, she can listen it all day long.
a) of, -; b) with, to; c) of, to; d) with, -
37. 10:00 the train left for Moscow.
a) In; b) At; c) On; d) About
38. She is married a famous singer.
a) to; b) at; c) in; d) with
39. The conference began March, 18.
a) in; b) on; c) since; d) at
40. Glass is made sand.
a) from; b) out of; c) with; d) of
41. They were business in London.
a) with; b) for; c) on; d) in
42. “Can you explain this me ?”
a) at; b) on; c) to; d) with
43. “Why are so many women afraid insects?”
a) of; b) with; c) –
44. Human activity in recent years resulted the environment changes.
a) at; b) in; c) on
45. He got a good mark and is very proud it.
a) with; b) of; c) for
46. I was pleased seeing you again this week.
a) about; b) at; c) with
47. I hope my friends will succeed passing the exams.
a) on; b) at; c) in
48. Why is Mike late? He has missed the nine oۥclock train or something really serious has happened to him.
a) either; b) neither; c) both; d) so
49. I like the film nor the novel itۥs based on.
a) both; b) neither; c) so; d)either
50. my brother and I were upset when we heard the news
a) Both; b) And; c) Neither; d) Either
51. The tennis match was cancelled heavy rain.
a) as a result; b)although; c) due to; d) because
52. My sister went to England she could improve her English.
a) in order; b) owing; c) so that; d) although
53. Iۥ m really interested in fashion. I.
a) So do; b) Neither; c) So am; d) Neither am
54. My grandmother doesnۥt like to live in the city the traffic and pollution.
a) owing to; b) although; c) because of; d) in spite of
2) Jack was putting on his coat when the telephone rang.
3) While Andrew was writing an essay, his helper was taking pictures to illustrate the text.
4) When mum opened the door, she saw Greg who was cleaning the hall.
5) Jack was doing his homework at 7 p.m.
6) What did Debbie write in her e-mail?
7) Someone came to visit the Robinsons last Thursday: I saw a car arrive at the door of their house.
8) It was snowing while I was waiting for you.
9) It began to snow when we were reaching the airport.
10) What were you doing at 11 a.m. yesterday?
1) I left the classroom as soon as I had written the test.
2) I have been learning English for nine years.
3) They agreed they had been reading the text for more than two hours.
4) I have known Andrew for ten years.
5) I will take my umbrella if it rains.
6) We were sure he would win.
7) I don’t know if I will see you next Sunday. I think I will be out of town.
8) If Helen reads the text, she will know what it is about.
9) David's wife and his sister constantly buy expensive clothes.
10) You are always talking while writing texts.(если выражается раздражение)
2. Complete these sentences with would rather or had better.
1) You had better write to her: she loves getting your letters.
2) She says she would rather do the work now than tomorrow.
3) Would you rather go out tonight or stay at home and watch TV?
4) If they want to take part in the competition, they had better come on time.
5) I would rather do it myself.
6) If they want to stay here, they had better remember some basic rules.
3. Complete these sentences with the appropriate prepositions (about, at, in, of, with, on, to).
1) She is always shy of speaking in public.
2) We could hardly see each other’s faces in the twilight.
3) I am not familiar with these papers. Where have you found them?
4) He was vain about his appearance, spending hours in the gym.
5) If you have made up your mind to do it, I won't be in your way.
6) She always returns at twilight.
4. Translate into Russian.
1) blue-eyed - голубоглазый
2) old-fashioned - старомодный
3) good-natured - благонравный, добродушный
4) self-confident - уверенный в собственных силах
5) over the moon - вне себя от радости
6) in a black mood - не в настроении
5. Match the synonymic words.
1) resentful h) rebellious
2) cheerful f) in high spirits
3) annoyed e) irritable
4) talented a) gifted
5) depressed b) in a black mood
6) blue g) sad
7) warlike d) aggressive
8) friendly c) good-natured