Find and correct 7 mistakes 1 we has,t loved esch other since our childhood
2 mobile phone is useless, it,s a fact.Everybody uses is.
3 ever have you swum in the see
4 sometimes it is better to use borrowings
5 ``please, hand back your works``the teacher said
6 she has been a quinn of hearts
7 my dad has just arrived
8 we have were in Moscow a couple of times
9 uncle sam hasn,t yet worked
10 she has doed the the exircises wrong
choose the right world
the (meaning/borrowing/happening )of words is the most important part in the conversation.
Have you (yet /never/ever)been in the USA?
``Hand(back/in /out /over )the salt, please !``the mother said .
The song (was/have /were/has )awful
This mistake hasn't made
(alreade/never/ever/yet/before ).
Choose the right option
I,ve got the (feling/feeling/feelless)of disaster.
His (speechless/speech/speeching)was unclear .
It is an (endless/ending/endlessing)of all times.
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POST-BREXIT BRITAIN
There have been many changes in Great Britain since the results of the Brexit (1) referendum were announced. The outcome of this vote was a surprise for many British-born (2) citizens. At the moment, no one knows how this vote will (3) influence British economy and political situation. Until the country (4) formally leaves (5) the European Union, its citizens should still follow EU laws. People from Europe can work and live in Great Britain without (6) work permit, and British citizens do not need á (7) visa to live and work in the EU. It is also important to mention that according to the legislation, the UK does not have to (8) leave the European Union. British Parliament may ignore the results of (9) restrictions. However, British (10) Prime Minister promised to accept its result. Additionally, the UK may have informal talks with the EU to allow the country to (11) remain in the EU, but with better conditions.
1. I lost my shoes. I can’t find them.
A) have lost B) am loosing C) lost D) have been lost
2. She smiled happily as she opened her present.
A) happy B) more happy C) happier D) happily
3. I don’t want to drive a car. I am afraid of having an accident.
A) to having B) of having C) having D) have
4. Do you know that girl who was hurt in the accident.
A) which B) who C) whom D) whose
5. Yesterday he was sick. Now he is well.
A) finely B) badly C) good D) well
6. My mother makes me eat soup every day.
A) eat B) eating C) to eat D) to eating
7. Christopher Columbus discovered America in 1492.
A) found B) opened C) discovered D) invented
8. Tim has two cars. Both of them is new.
A) Neither B) None C) Both D) Any
9. Stop talking! You get on my nerves.
A) with B) on C) at D) by
10. How do the blind communicate?
A) the blinds B) blind C) the blinds people D) the blind
11. What would you do if you find a wallet full of money?
A) you will do B) did you do C) would you do D) will you do
12. They forecast good weather but I don’t believe it.
A) a B) --- C) an D) the
13. You had no choice, had you?
A) did B) had C) hadn’t D) didn’t
14. I know her well - better than anybody else.
A) better B) more well C) worse D) the best
15. If the taxi arrives late, we will miss the plane.
A) more late B) lately C) late D) later
16. We haven’t got many potatoes.
A) lots B) many C) much D) a little
17. There is little milk in the cup.
A) little B) a few C) most D) many
18. His father was a great writer. The books he wrote are sold all over the world.
A) a, a, the B) the, the, the C) a, the, the D) the, ---, the
19. Have you ever been to Italy?
A) in B) at C) to D) into
20. Why do you spend so much money on toys?
A) for B) into C) at D) on
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