ОЧ НУЖНООО 1 Order the words to complete the sentence. Choose the correct answer.
Listen to this idea. (up / my / came / friend / it / with)

Listen to this idea. My friend came up with it.
Listen to this idea. My friend with it came up.
Listen to this idea. My friend came it up with.
Listen to this idea. My friend came with it up.

2 Join the two sentences with a relative pronoun (who, which, where, or whose). Choose the correct answer.
Jo has an expensive car. She keeps it in the garage.

Jo has an expensive car which she keeps in the garage.
Jo has an expensive car where she keeps in the garage.
Jo has an expensive car whose she keeps in the garage.
Jo has an expensive car who she keeps in the garage.

3 Combine each pair of sentences to make a single sentence with a non-defining relative clause. Choose the correct sentence.
My new laptop has stopped working. It cost over £500.

My new laptop, who cost over £500, has stopped working.
My new laptop, which cost over £500, has stopped working.
My new laptop, where cost over £500, has stopped working.
My new laptop, whose cost over £500, has stopped working.

4 Order the words to complete the sentence. Choose the correct answer.
Can you buy some more onions? We’ve (them / out / of / run)

Can you buy some more onions? We’ve run out them of.
Can you buy some more onions? We’ve run out of them.
Can you buy some more onions? We’ve run them out of.
Can you buy some more onions? We’ve them run out of.

5 Complete the words with the heading.
mind you, though, however

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6 Complete the words with the heading.
indeed, in fact

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10. Do you see that girl over there? She is my friend.
11. Shall I phone to reserve a table? - No, I have just done it.
12. Would you like to have something to eat? - No, thank you. I have already had lunch.
13. Jane isn't here at the moment. She has gone to the shop. 
14. I have drunken two cps of coffee today but I'd like to have one more.
15. It's the first time she is driving a car. She has never driven a car before.
16. Have you ever been to Chine ? - No, I have never gone there.
17. It has been raining for two hours already. 

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1 have just elected 2 has found 3 did simon arrive 4 has painted 5 painted 6 won 7 saw 8 have spoken 9 have written 10 read 11 hasn't still bought 12 haven't found ... yet 13 have you written 
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1 are looking; took; was 2 am; don't understand; mean 3 does Jane do; is; isn't teaching 4 smokes; doesn't usually eat 5 went; went; stayed; was doing; met; was just going; came 6 do you often go; I'm not going; I'm not having; am; want 7 is visiting; is making; smells; was visiting; bought; weren't 

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A: I’m making some coffee. Would you like some?
B: No, thanks. I’m going shopping. What do we need?
A: Well. We haven’t got any bread.
B: Have we got any cheese?
A: No, we haven’t. And there aren’t any eggs.
B: Is there any tea left?
A: No, there’s no tea. And we haven’t got any rice.
B: Right. Bread, cheese, eggs, tea and rice.
A: Have you got enough money?
B: I’ve got some, but not much. Can you lend me some?

Ex.5. Supply one of the compounds with some-, any- and no.

1. At the party you’ll see nobody you haven’t met yet.
2. I’m not going to see him because I have something important to report.
3. I was late. I found nobody in the house.
4. I think there’s something wrong with my watch.
5. Is there anybody at home?
6. The doorbell rang but there was nobody there.
7. I know nothing at all.
8. Anybody can become a member of the club by paying a subscription.
9. When we get there it may be too late to do anything.
10. Somebody has been here before us.
11. “Why don’t you say anything?” he demanded.
12. This is my affair and nobody else’s.
13. He looked at my pictures and didn’t say anything.

6 Put the correct form of much, many, (a) little, (a) few.
1. You’ve made so many mistakes in your test again! –Don’t be surprised, I had little time to get ready for it.
2. Do you have much time on Saturday?
3. I’m afraid we have too a little flour to make a cake. –I think we can cook the cake, there is still little flour left.
4. I don’t have many friends in Italy, but still there are many people I’d like to see.
5. Don’t hurry, take as much time as you need.