Выбрать True or False
1. The National curriculum was introduced in Great Britain in 1998.
2. State schools are government funded.
3. Students are expected to pay fees per year in independent schools.
4. Public schools are elite but the cheapest.
5. Grammar school is generally more academic whereas a secondary modern
school is more vocational.
6. Students do their first big exams when they are 16.
7. So, between the ages of 16 and 18 students have something called Sixth
form.
8. If the students are not interested in doing academic subjects, they can do
vocational subjects.
9. There are no schools in Britain connected to a religion.
10. A Bachelor’s degree or an undergraduate degree takes four years in Britain.
11. The students, who are in their first year of university , are called a fresher.
12. The elite Universities are known as red-brick Universities.
13. Universities are shortened down to Uni.
14. It’s common for people to do a Master’s which is considered to be a post-
graduate degree.

#1
1. WOULD YOU VISIT ME, if I was in hospital?
2. I would have gone out if I HAD NOT HAD so much
homework yesterday.
3. If I WERE you I’d go to Italy this year.
4. You WILL FIND a lot of useful information if you
look at that website.

#2
1. Kate is your brother’s girlfriend, ISN'T SHE?
2. Mark went to Mexico 2 years ago, DIDN'T HE?
3. Anna hasn’t got a mobile phone, HAS SHE?
4. Vladimir can design web pages, CANNOT HE?

#3
1. There’s the shop WHERE I bought my red jacket.
2. Pisarro was an artist WHO lived in Paris in the
nineteenth century.
3. I know a man WHOSE dog eats fish.
4. I like museums WHICH have got interactive 
exhibitions. 

#4
1. The new art gallery WILL BE OPENED next week.
2. Two cars WERE BOUGHT yesterday.
3. Many houses in my street ARE PAINTED blue.
4. This building WAS BUILT in 1952.

#5
1. My mother made a tasty cake yesterday. - A TASTY CAKE WAS MADE BY MY MOTHER YEASTERDAY
2. They sell pens and pencils at this shop. - PENS AND PENCILS ARE SOLD BY THEM AT THIS SHOP
3. They sent that letter two days ago. - THAT LETTER WAS SENT BY THEM TWO DAYS AGO
4. They will play this music at the party . - THIS MISIC WILL BE PLAYED BY THEM AT THE PARTY

#6
I can do it MYSELF .
Ann painted this picture HERSELF.
He cut HIMSELF when he was cooking diner.
They repaired their bikes THEMSELVES.

#7
1. Our team needs a DECISION manager to be
SUCCESSFUL in the Premier League.
2. Regular physical ACTIVITY helps you to lose
weight in a healthy way.
3. Everybody is talking about teenage VIOLENCE 
nowadays.
4. I don’t know what’s wrong with him but he’s SUSPECTED of everything around him.
5. The young boy was badly INJURIED in the 
accident.
6. The doctors are trying to keep him ALIVE on a
life-support machine.

A  

1. He blushes every time I talk to him. He’s so shy.

2. Ann is a pretty girl wit blue eyes and a slim build.

3. Tom and my father work together. They are colleagues.

4. When I asked him a question he just shrugged his shoulders.

5. You are so stubborn! You never listen to anyone!

6. Bob is easy-going. He likes meeting people.

B Underline the correct item

1. The concert is starts at 9 o’clock.

2. We are going to the cinema tomorrow. Will you go with us?

3. He has been working for 10 years at this factory.

4. Mike is always interrupting me! It’s annoying!

5. My History lesson starts at 8.45 in the morning.

6. Have you read this book yet?

C PAST SIMPLE OR PAST CONTINUOUS.

1. At this time yesterday he was driving to the countryside.

2. Mary was washing up while her mother was ironing.

3. I was cleaning my attic when I came across my school diary.

4. I met my friend yesterday when I was doing the shopping in Mega Mall.

5. My parents rarely left us home alone when we were young.

D Fill in dependent prepositions

1. Don’t be nervous about taking exams.

2. He’s keen on foreign languages.

3. We’re close with our parents.

4. He is popular with teenagers.

5. You shouldn't be jealous of your sister.

 

E PHRASAL VERB “GET”.

1. When the weather gets me down, I like to fantasize about being a wizard to make the sun shining.

2. The teacher had difficulty getting her ideas across to the students.

3. It took me much time to get over this strange disease.

4. Do you get on with your brother?