IV. Choose the suitable pronoun

1. She never does very (much, many, a lot). Sometimes she watches TV or looks through (some, few, any) magazines.

2. I'm sorry, I can't tell you (nothing, something, anything).

3. There is (not, no, none) more bread.

4. There has been (many, a lot, much) of rain recently. 5.1 last saw Jack (few, little, a few) days ago.

V. Put the words in the right order to make up a sentence.

1. little/train/station/the/stopped/every/at.

2. Tom/this/I/find/photograph/can't/in.

3. he/how/now/feeling/is?

4. Jack/nobody/gone/knows/has/where.

VI. Choose the best response.

1. Why not go to a disco?

a) That's why.

b) That's a good idea.

c) That's the trouble.

2.1 want to ask you something.

a) Do it again.

b) Don't bother.

c) Go ahead.

3. Who's that man over there?

a) He's an architect.

b) He's very clever.

c) He's my brother-in-law

4. Come and have lunch with us.

a) With pleasure.

b) I like it. c) Not at all.

VII. Choose the appropriate word.

I'm Anna Gonzales from Brazil. (It, There) is eight years (since, from) I started to learn English. My (bigger, biggest) Problem is pronunciation. (I'd love. I love) listening to Eng­lish pop music (which, what) is a (great, large) (way, road) o f learning new (vocabulary, dictionary). My dad's a businessman and he (uses, used to) English all the (time, period) He (.speaks, talks) it (fluent, fluently). He wants me (to speak speak) it (good, well) enough so that I can (enjoy, join) his (company, campaign).

TEST 11

I. Use the correct tense-forms of the verbs in brackets.

1. We (not/make) a decision where to spend the holidays yet.

2. My train (leave) London at 4.30, so I'm in a hurry.

3. Shakespeare (be) born in 1564 and (die) in 1616. He (live) in Stratford for most of his life but he (live) in London when Queen Elizabeth (die) in 1603.

4. When they (argue), I was afraid that the argument (end) in a fight.

5. Is that 703485? - No, I'm afraid you (dial) the wrong number.

6. She (come) in and (say) that the kettle (boil).

7. After I (post) the letter I (remember) that I (forget) to put on a stamp.