Chose the right answer.
1
1.Your flight is at time.
c)at
2.We arrived ... London two days ago.
b)in
3.Don't borrow money...your friend.He hasn't got much.
a)from
4.I've lent my pen...Vera.
a)to
5.I caught a cold because...my friends.They hid my jacket and I had to go out without one.
c)of
6.My father smokes,but he wants to get rid... this bad habit.
b)of
2
1.Mum learn to drive a car.Her new job is in another town.
c) has to
2.Passengers...carry any sharp objects in their hand baggage.
a)can
3. You...dial the area code before this number.
c)must
4.I'm busy today.Who... go to the post office instead of me?
5... I introduce myself? I'm Edward Steel.
a) May
6.If the picks up the phone,you... tell her anything.She'll be upset.
c) mustn't
7.Phone me tomorrow. Hopefully,I...to help you.
b) will be able
8.Will I have to come tomorrow?-No,you... .
a) mustn't
9.Caroline...learn English.She lived in England for five years when she was a teenager.
b) can't
1)simultaneously
2)access -- the process of obtaining or retrieving information stored in a computer's memory
password -- a string of characters that allows access to a computer, interface, or system
log in -- go through the procedures to begin use of a computer, database, or system
browser -- a computer program with a graphical user interface for displaying HTML files, used to navigate the World Wide Web
3)You use to indicate that something is not completely the case but is nearly the case. -- almost
The word means ‘to a certain or significant extent or degree’. It’s used mainly with negative ideas. -- rather
The word means ‘to the utmost or most absolute extent or degree; completely’. --
quite
The word means ‘to the required degree or extent’. -- enough
4)enough
Chose the right answer.
1
1.Your flight is at time.
c)at
2.We arrived ... London two days ago.
b)in
3.Don't borrow money...your friend.He hasn't got much.
a)from
4.I've lent my pen...Vera.
a)to
5.I caught a cold because...my friends.They hid my jacket and I had to go out without one.
c)of
6.My father smokes,but he wants to get rid... this bad habit.
b)of
2
1.Mum learn to drive a car.Her new job is in another town.
c) has to
2.Passengers...carry any sharp objects in their hand baggage.
a)can
3. You...dial the area code before this number.
c)must
4.I'm busy today.Who... go to the post office instead of me?
a)can
5... I introduce myself? I'm Edward Steel.
a) May
6.If the picks up the phone,you... tell her anything.She'll be upset.
c) mustn't
7.Phone me tomorrow. Hopefully,I...to help you.
b) will be able
8.Will I have to come tomorrow?-No,you... .
a) mustn't
9.Caroline...learn English.She lived in England for five years when she was a teenager.
b) can't
1)simultaneously
2)access -- the process of obtaining or retrieving information stored in a computer's memory
password -- a string of characters that allows access to a computer, interface, or system
log in -- go through the procedures to begin use of a computer, database, or system
browser -- a computer program with a graphical user interface for displaying HTML files, used to navigate the World Wide Web
3)You use to indicate that something is not completely the case but is nearly the case. -- almost
The word means ‘to a certain or significant extent or degree’. It’s used mainly with negative ideas. -- rather
The word means ‘to the utmost or most absolute extent or degree; completely’. --
quite
The word means ‘to the required degree or extent’. -- enough
4)enough