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Ãðóïïû ÌC 11,12; ÕÒÎÂ 11,12; ÕÒÍÂ 11,12; ÑÒÐ 11,12,13

Ïðåïîäàâàòåëü, îòâåòñòâåííûé çà ðàçðàáîòêó òåñòîâ – Õàæãàëèåâà Ã.Õ.

 

  ¹ Óðîâåíü ñëîæíîñòè Âîïðîñû Ðàçäåë Òåìà Îòâåò   a)ïðàâèëüíûé Îòâåò   b) Îòâåò   c) Îòâåò   d) Îòâåò   e)  
1. I Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: I …. a student of the technical University.   am is are   will  
I Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: Two students …. absent.   are is   am was  
I Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: The map …. on the wall.   is are am shall be were  
I Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: It … an interesting magazine.   is are shall be am will be  
I Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: Chemistry … my favorite subject at school.   was is are were will be  
I Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: Where … you last Friday?   were is am was will be  
I Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: History … the first lesson tomorrow.   will be is are was were  
I Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: Where …. you from?   are the is am a              
I Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: I have three …. brothers.     are the is am  
I Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: …. you an architect?   are am   is a  
I Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: I …. glad to meet you.   am is are   an  
I Give the right variant of the verb “ to have”: These students …. three exams.   have had not shall have has not has  
I Give the right variant of the verb “ to have”: John …. many friends at the English-speaking club.   has have shall have will has shall has  
I Give the right variant of the verb “ to have”: My friends …. many new cameras.   have has not has shall have had  
I Give the right variant of the verb “ to have”: …. your neighbor a family?   has shall have have had have will have  
I Give the right variant of the verb “ to have”: My sister …. much work now. She is free.   has not had have have not will have  
I Give the right variant of the verb “ to have”: They …. English lessons yesterday. They had Physics.   had not have has not has have not  
I Give the right variant of the verb “ to have”: He …. some interesting journals last month.   had have shall have has will have  
I Give the right variant of the verb “ to have”: …. this student a nice room in the hostel?   has have had not have not shall have  
I Choose the correct form of the demonstrative pronoun: …. are the socks I ‘ll wear with my suit.   these their this them that  
I Choose the correct form of the demonstrative pronoun: Is …. his notebook?   that these them those their  
I Choose the correct form of the demonstrative pronoun: …. is his latest composition.   this them these they those  
I Choose the correct form of the demonstrative pronoun: …. was a difficult situation.   that those their these they  
I Choose the correct form of the demonstrative pronoun: Give me …. pencil.   this these those theirs their  
I Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: There aren’t …. easy ways of learning a foreign language.   any some no anyone something  
I Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: Don’t tell …. about it. It’s a secret.   anybody nobody somebody some everybody  
27. I Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: …. knew anything about America before Columbus discovered it.   nobody nowhere everybody something every  
28. I Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: How much did you pay for these boots? – I didn’t pay …..   anything everything something nothing anywhere  
29. I Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: We didn’t play …. games in the yard because it was raining all day long.   any some every anything no  
30. I Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: It so happened that he had …. to go to. So last summer he stayed at home in his beloved city for his holidays.   nowhere nobody someone everyone everything  
31. I Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: Put …. sugar in her tea; she doesn’t like sweet tea.   no every any some nothing  
32. I Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: We could not buy cherries, so we bought …. plums instead.   some no every anyone any  
33. I Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: I am not a perfectionist. …. is perfect in this world.   nobody somewhere nowhere everywhere somehow  
34. I Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: Do you need …. books to prepare for your report?   any every some no anything  
35. I Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: …. knows that water is necessary for life.   everybody somebody nobody anyone some  
36. I Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: Is there …. that you want to tell me?   anything anybody something anywhere everything  
37. I Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: I understand …. now. Thank you for your explanation.   everything every nothing everywhere no one  
38. I Choose the necessary article: When spring comes,.... sun shines brighter,.... snow melts,.... days become longer.   the / the / the the / an / an a / an / the the / a / the the / the / a  
39. I Choose the necessary article: He took …. taxi and gave …. address to …. driver.   a / the / the 0 / the / a a / an / the a / 0 / the the / an / a  
I Choose the necessary article: Tomorrow is …. Sunday. If it is too hot in …. town, we shall go to …. country.   0 / 0 / the 0 / a / 0 the / 0 / a 0 / 0 / a a / the / 0  
I Choose the necessary article: …. weather was very bad in …. October.   the / 0 the / the 0 / the the / an a / 0  
I Choose the necessary article: How lovely …. night is! There are no …. clouds in …. sky and …. air is so fresh.   the / 0 / the / the the / 0 / a / the the / the / a / an a / 0 / a / the the / 0 / an / a  
I Choose the necessary article: He’s looking for …. plain shirt, but all …. shirts are striped.   a / the the / the a / 0 a / an the / 0  
44. I Choose the necessary article: I want to ask you to accompany me to.... shop. I must buy.... dress.   the / a the / 0 the / an an / a 0 / a  
45. I Choose the necessary article: .... fog is so dense that it is difficult to walk.   the a   an this  
46. I Choose the necessary article: I must buy.... pair of.... new gloves.   a / 0 a / a the / the 0 / a a / an  
47. I Choose the necessary article: I bought.... new hat yesterday..... shop assistant said it was.... latest style.   a / the / the a / the /a the / the / a the / a / the 0 / the / the  
48. I Choose the necessary article: We came to.... big store to find out if we could have.... suit made to order.   a / a a / 0 the / 0 0 / the 0 / a  
49. I Choose the necessary article: I don’t like …. hat you have chosen …. color is not becoming to you.   the / the the / a a / 0 the / 0 a / a  
50. I Choose the necessary article: She’s looking for …. blouse. Polka-dot …. blouses are very popular this …. summer.   a / 0 / 0 a / the / 0 the / 0 / 0 the / 0 / a a / 0 / a  
51. I Choose the necessary article: There is …. word in …. text which I cannot understand.   a / the a / an 0 / the 0 / an a / 0  
52. I Choose the necessary article: I am afraid you will have …. lot of …. trouble with this business.   a / 0 0 /a 0 / the 0 / an a / the  
53. I Choose the necessary article: …. day was not bright yesterday. …. sky was covered with …. clouds.   the / the / 0 the / 0 / the a / the / 0 the / the / a 0 / the / 0  
54. I Choose the necessary article: Let’s go to the department store and see if we can buy …. nice pair of …. trousers for you.   a / 0 a / a 0 / a 0 / an 0 / the  
55. I Choose the necessary article: We spent last summer in …. Ukraine, in …. little village on …. bank of …. big river.   the / a / the / a 0 / the / a / a a / a / the / a an / a / 0 / 0 the / a / 0 / 0  
56. I Put the following sentence into plural form: In the farmyard we could see an ox, a sheep and a goose.   In the farmyard we could see oxen, sheep and geese. In the farmyard we could see oxes, sheep and geese. In the farmyard we could see oxen, sheeps and geese. In the farmyard we could see oxen, sheep and gooses. In the farmyard we could see oxen, sheep and geeses.  
57. I Put the following sentence into plural form: Does your tooth still ache?   Do your teeth still ache? Does your teeth still ache? Do your tooths still ache? Does your yours teeth still ache? Do your teeth still aches?  
58. I Put the following sentence into plural form: The wolf has been shot.   The wolves have been shot. The wolves has been shot. The wolves have been shots. The wolfs have been shots. The wolfs have been shot.  
59. I Put the following sentence into plural form: I have hurt my foot.   We have hurt our feet. We have hurts our feet. We have hurt our foots. We have hurt our feets. We have hurts our foots.  
60. I Put the following sentence into plural form: This lady is that gentleman’s wife.   These ladies are those gentlemen’s wives. These ladies are those gentlemens wives These ladyes are those gentlemen’s wives. These ladies are those gentleman’s wives. These ladys are those gentlemen’s wives.  
61. I Put the following sentence into plural form: The cat has caught a mouse.   The cats have caught mice. The cats have caught mices. The cats has caught mice. The cats have caughts mice. The cats have caught mouses.  
62. I Put the following sentence into plural form: What is it made of?   What are they made of? What are they mades of? What are it made of? What they made of? What are their made of?  
63. I Put the following sentence into plural form: This purse isn’t made of leather.   These purses aren’t made of leather. These purses isn’t made of leather. These purses aren’t made of leathers. These purses aren’t mades of leather. This purses aren’t made of leather.  
64. I Put the following sentence into plural form: Is that woman an accountant?   Are those women accountants? Are these women accountants? Are that women accountants? Are those womens accountants? Are those womans accountants?  
65. I Put the following sentence into plural form: The withered leaf has fallen to the ground.   The withered leaves have fallen to the ground. The withered leafs have fallen to the ground. The withered leavs have fallen to the ground. The withered leaves has fallen to the ground. The withereds leaves have fallen to the ground.  
66. I Put the following sentence into plural form: I heard her voice.   We heard their voices. We hear their voices. We heard her voices. We heard hers voices. We heard they voices.  
67. I Put the following sentence into plural form: That was a cookie jar.   Those were cookie jars. These were cookie jars. Those were cookie jar. Those were cookies jars. Thats were cookie jars.  
I Put the following sentence into plural form: Is this your scarf?   Are these your scarves? Are this your scarves? Are these yours scarves? Are these your scarfs? Are these your scarvs?  
I Put the following sentence into plural form: She took off her hat.   They took off their hats. They took off they hats. They tooks off their hats. They took off hers hats. They took off theirs hats.  
I Choose the right antonym: to destroy   to build to divide to cut to breathe to burn  
I Choose the right antonym: always   never almost seldom usually ever  
I Choose the right antonym: strong   weak white wheat wake week  
I Choose the right antonym: to increase   to decrease to divide to clarify to determine to descend  
I Choose the right antonym: high   low law lawyer lorry hot  
I Choose the right antonym: white   black brown grey pink green  
I Choose the right antonym: to open   to close to chase to cold to freeze to claim  
I Choose the right synonym: plenty of   much little enough some few  
I Choose the right synonym: fall   autumn author anthem season winter  
I Choose the right synonym: wood   forest mountain lake pine grass  
I Choose the right synonym: main   chief always seldom private half  
I Choose the right synonym: to permit   to allow to alloy to add to alter to obey  
I Choose the right synonym: to make   to do to mean to drill to dive to draw  
I Choose the right antonym: the same   different far wide difficult huge  
I Choose the right antonym: artificial   natural force hard native particular  
I Give the right English equivalent: ïîñòîÿííîå çàïîìèíàþùåå óñòðîéñòâî / òұðàқòû åñòå ñàқòàó құðûëғûñû   read-only memory read-only mention read-on memory read-only maintain read-only made  
I Give the right English equivalent: âûñîêîêà÷åñòâåííûé / æîғàðû ñàïàëû   high grade high degree high gone high drilled high spent  
I Give the right English equivalent: õèìè÷åñêîå âåùåñòâî / õèìèÿëûқ çàò   chemical substance chemical element chemist substance chemical change chemists change  
I Give the right English equivalent: cèñòåìà àâòîìàòèçèðîâàííîãî ïðîåêòèðîâàíèÿ / àâòîìàòòû òүðäå æîáàëàó æүéåñ³   computer-aided design computer-made design computerized drawing computerized project computer-aided project  
I Give the right English equivalent: ñèñòåìà îáîçíà÷åíèé / áåëã³ëåóëåð æүéåñ³   notation narrow innovation narration notification  
I Give the right English equivalent: ñòðîèòåëüíàÿ ïëîùàäêà / құðûëûñ àëàңû   construction site construction building construction material construction aim constructed size  
I Give the right English equivalent: âåñòè ïåðåãîâîðû / êåë³ññөçäåð æүðã³çó   to conduct negotiations to conduct a meeting to organize a meeting to carry out a task to conduct a lesson  
I Give the right English equivalent: íàëîã íà äîáàâëåííóþ ñòîèìîñòü / қîñûìøà құí ñàëûғû   value added tax value added price value ad tax tax inspection policy value added policy  
I Give the right English equivalent: ñòðàõîâàíèå / ñàқòàíäûðó   insurance endowment insurrection insular insure  
I Give the right English equivalent: ðåêëàìà / æàðíàìà   advertising adversary advantage advising adventure  
I Give the right English equivalent: òðåáîâàíèå / òàëàï   requirement requisition requiem requisite request  
I Give the right English equivalent: ïðîèçâîäñòâî è ïîòðåáëåíèå / өí³ì øûғàðó æәíå òұòûíó   production and consumption production and making production and using production and buying producing and making  
I Give the right English equivalent: îáÿçàòåëüñòâî / ì³íäåòòåìå   liability liable lever libel liberal  
I Give the right English equivalent: ñâîéñòâà ýëåìåíòîâ / ýëåìåíòòåðä³ң қàñèåòòåð³   properties of elements discovery of elements portion of elements quantity of elements quality of elements  
I Give the right English equivalent: ñîâìåñòíîå ïðåäïðèÿòèå / á³ð³êêåí êәñ³ïîðûí   joint venture joint plant joint vent united company united organization  
I Give the right English equivalent: ìåðà äëèíû / ұçûíäûқ өëøåì³   measure of length measure of width measure of speed measure of depth measure of water  
101. I   Give the right English equivalent: ïðåäîòâðàùàòü / àëäûí àëó   to prevent to protect to postpone to prevail to promote  
102. I   Give the right English equivalent: äåëîâîå ïðîåäëîæåíèå / ³ñêåðè ұñûíûñ   business proposal job proposal business account job hunting business opportunity  
103. I   Give the right English equivalent: âíóòðåííèé / ³øê³   internal interference external influence underline  
104. I   Give the right English equivalent: ñïîñîáíîñòü / қàá³ëåò   ability absence advantage avoidance absorption  
105. I   Give the right English equivalent: äðåâíèé / åæåëã³   ancient annealing anode anvil aperture  
106. I Give the right English equivalent: äîâåðåííîñòü / ñåí³ìõàò   Power of attorney Letter of attorney Letter of credit Power of agreement Power of signature  
107. I Give the right English equivalent: íàó÷íî-èññëåäîâàòåëüñêàÿ ðàáîòà / ғûëûìè-çåðòòåó æұìûñû   scientific-research work science and research scientific-research direction scientific and research report scientific report  
108. I Give the right English equivalent: ãîðíîå äåëî / òàó-êåí ³ñ³   mining milling melting mountain maintenance  
109. I Give the right English equivalent: ïðåâðàùàòü / àéíàëäûðó   to transform to transit to tremble to tickle to transcript  
110. I Give the right English equivalent: âäîõíîâåíèå / øàáûò   inspiration interaction inspection innovation inside  
111. I Give the right English equivalent: ïîäïèñàòü / қîë қîþ   to sign to saign to sain to send to sing  
112. I Give the right English equivalent: òåõíîëîãè÷åñêîå îáîðóäîâàíèå / òåõíîëîãèÿëûқ æàáäûқòàð   processing equipment technological service processing methods technical equipment processing service  
113. I Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: In winter the days are …. than in autumn.   shorter more short short most short the shortest  
114. I Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: This grammar rule is …. than the first one.   more difficult most difficult difficulter difficultest more difficulter  
115. I Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: This is …. building in the city.   the most beautiful beautiful beautifuler more beautiful beautifullest  
116. I Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: Where is …. drugstore, please?   the nearest near nearer more nearer the most nearer  
117. I Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: These machines are …. than the technical devices operating in our shop.   more powerful powerful the most powerful as powerful as as powerful  
118. I Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: I know English …. than my aunt Ann.   better good best gooder well  
119. I Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: Henry is not …. his elder brother Bob.   so strong as strongest as strong strongest stronger  
120. I Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: It is well-known that honesty is …. policy.   the best best good gooder better  
121. I Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: The day before yesterday I started to feel …..   worse bad worst more worse most worse  
122. I Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: He makes …. than you do.   more most many morest much  
123. I Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: The boy is as …. as his uncle.   tall more tall taller most tall tallest  
124. I Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: What is the …. news of today?   latest laterer most later more later laterst  
125. I Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: The automobile complex on the Kama river is …. one in this country.   the biggest big bigger as big more bigger  
126. I Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: Spanish is as …. as English.   difficult difficulter the most difficult more difficult difficultiest  
127. I Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: My hair is not as …. as yours.   long longest most long longer more longer  
128. I Put the necessary preposition: One of the main trends …. automobile building is the wide-scale utilization …. diesel engines on lorries.   in / of to / in in / at above / by by / on  
129. I Put the necessary preposition: Machining is only one part …. the overall production process …. the engineering workshop.   of / in of / on by / in across / on behind / in  
130. I Put the necessary preposition: At the heart of the factory would be a complex communications network that links all the machines …. the plant so that they constantly relay instructions …. each other.   in / to in / of on / in by / above at / on  
131. I Put the necessary preposition: One step on the road …. the completely automated production was the development …. production cells of machines controlled …. other machines.   to / of / by to / in / on to / on / at on / to / of of / in / by  
132. I Put the necessary preposition: Three basic conditions …. the development …. flexible systems are technology, equipment and electronics.   for / of of / for for / to in / of on / for  
133. I Put the necessary preposition: The world has produced …. large numbers big and small computers, numerical programmed control systems …. machine-tools, presses and industrial robots.   in / for on / for in / by at / for in / of  
134. I Put the necessary preposition: In the 20th century the engineer had …. his command many new sources …. power.   at / of in / on in / by at / for by / on  
135. I Put the necessary preposition: Many …. the early branches of engineering were based not …. science but on empirical information that depended …. observation and experience.   of / on / on of / in / by in / in / by on / at / of at / at / on  
136. I Put the necessary preposition: The mechanical engineer now has the mathematical ability to calculate the mechanical advantage that results …. the complex interaction …. many different mechanisms.   from / of of / from with / in in / by on / at  
137. I Put the necessary preposition: The chemical engineer will have completed the experiments …. the 21st …. June.   by / of on / in at / of in / by by / on  
138. I Put the necessary preposition: Michael Faraday gathered together and set in order all the works …. the scientists who had worked …. electrical problems before him.   of / on on / of by / at in / with from / in  
139. I Put the necessary preposition: When the aircraft goes into production mechanical and industrial engineers are involved …. designing the machines necessary to fabricate the different parts as well as the entire system …. assembling them.   in / for on / in in / by of / with at / to  
140. I Put the necessary preposition: The engineer must combine many …. the characteristics …. the scientist, research engineer and technologist.   of / of of / by in / from on / of with / at  
141. II Choose the right variant: There was too …. light in the room, and I could not read this paper.   little many a little a few few  
142. II Choose the right variant: I’m sorry to say, I have read very …. books by Walter Scott.   few many little much a little  
143. II Choose the right variant: Walk quicker, please. We have very …. time.   little much many a little few  
144. II Choose the right variant: Does your sister read ….? – Yes, she does.   much few a little many little  
145. II Choose the right variant: His father earned …. money, but he enjoyed his job.   little few many a little a few  
146. II Choose the right variant: Bob wrote so …. letters that he’s never going to write a letter again.   many little much few a few  
147. II Choose the right variant: Put two cups of flour into a mixing bowl, and add …. sugar.   a few few a little many little  
148. II Choose the right variant: I know very …. about this writer. It is the first book I am reading.   little few a few much many  
149. II Choose the right variant: He left and returned in …. minutes.   a few few little a little many  
150. II Choose the right variant: She ate so …. ice-cream that she’s going to have a sore throat.   much a few little few a little  
151. II Choose the right variant: Have you …. work to do today? – No, not very …..   much / much much / many many / many few / many many / much  
152. II Choose the right variant: The hall was almost empty, there were very …. people in it.   few little a few many a little  
153. II Choose the right variant: I have …. work today.   much a few more many fewer  
154. II Choose the suitable modal verb: One …. know at least two foreign languages.   must can need may would  
155. II Choose the suitable modal verb: It …. be very difficult to learn Spanish.   must should is allowed to is able to could  
156. II Choose the suitable modal verb: The scientist …. design products, machines and production systems.   has to are able to might can not need  
157. II Choose the suitable modal verb: You …. take this book. I don’t need it.   may need could shall is allowed to  
158. II Choose the suitable modal verb: Driver …. stop when he sees the red light.   must can may could might  
159. II Choose the suitable modal verb: You …. study much if you want to pass the exam well.   should might can could be able to  
160. II Choose the right form of the verb in Present Indefinite tense: What …. a student ….?   does / do do / do does / does do / does is / do  
161. II Choose the right form of the verb in Present Indefinite tense: They …. to go to the cinema tonight.   want wanting wants be wanted to want  
162. II Choose the right form of the verb in Present Indefinite tense: We always …. dinner at this canteen.   have will have shall have has have had  
163. II Choose the right form of the verb in Present Indefinite tense: When …. they …. supper?   do / have does / have are / have do / has is / have  
164. II Choose the right form of the verb in Present Indefinite tense: …. you …. to watch this TV program?   do / want want / do want / does does / want do / do  
165. II Choose the right form of the verb in Present Indefinite tense: I always …. for him in this room.   wait waits waited will wait shall wait  
166. II Choose the right form of the verb in Present Indefinite tense: My cousins …. to the theatre every Sunday.   go goes do does gone  
167. II Choose the right form of the verb in Past Indefinite tense: One of her sisters …. a tour of Australia last month.   made makes mades make making  
168. II Choose the right form of the verb in Past Indefinite tense: Last Saturday she …. a funny story about her pet.   wrote to write writes written will write  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Past Indefinite tense: Two weeks later I …. for Astana.   left leave leaving to leave am left  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Past Indefinite tense: I …. up early yesterday.   woke wake waking woked waked  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Past Indefinite tense: Two years ago Kate …. a car.   bought buyed buy boughts buys  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Past Indefinite tense: We …. magazines from the library last Wednesday.   got gets get gots shall get  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Future Indefinite tense: I …. this song with you if you tell me the words.   shall sing sing to sing shall sings singing  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Future Indefinite tense: You …. many towns and villages on your way before you arrive in Kiev.   will pass to pass passing passes shall pass  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Future Indefinite tense: She …. all the arrangements about it before she flies.   will make made shall make make making  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Future Indefinite tense: The teacher …. the new grammar rule at the next lesson.   will ask shall ask will asks asked shall asks  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Future Indefinite tense: Me elder brother …. school next year.   will finish finishes finished will finishes shall finish  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Future Indefinite tense: You …. in Paris tomorrow evening.   will arrive arrived will arriving will arrives will arrived  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Present Continuous tense: I …. a report now.   am writing was writing write writes writing  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Present Continuous tense: Look at the sky: the clouds …. slowly, the sun …. from behind the clouds.   are moving / is appearing were moving / is appearing are moving / was appearing are moving / were appearing were moving / was appearing  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Present Continuous tense: Listen! Who …. the guitar in the next room?   is playing was playing playing were playing played  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Present Continuous tense: Who …. to music on his personal stereo over there right now?   is listening listening was listening were listening are listening  
II   Choose the right form of the verb in Present Continuous tense: I …. a suit now.   am wearing wear was wearing is wearing wearing  
II   Choose the right form of the verb in Present Continuous tense: Listen to that man! Do you understand what language he ….?   is speaking spoken speaking spoke were speaking  
II   Choose the right form of the verb in Past Continuous tense: It was impossible to stay indoors yesterday because it was so warm outdoors and the sun …. so brightly.   was shining shining were shining is shining shine  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Past Continuous tense: We …. in the river when the rain began.   were bathing are bathing bathing is bathing was bathing  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Past Continuous tense: I …. TV the whole day yesterday.   was watching watching were watching am watching is watching  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Past Continuous tense: We …. down the street in the direction of Tom’s house, when we saw him in the window of a bus that …. by.   were walking / was passing were walking / were passing was walking / were passing were walking / is passing was walking / was passing  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Past Continuous tense: When I went out into the garden, the sun …. and birds …. in the trees.   was shining / were singing was shining / was singing was shining / is singing were shining / were singing is shining / were singing  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Past Continuous tense: When Ann …. the street, she fell.   was crossing is crossing crossing crossed were crossing  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Future Continuous tense: I …. in the forest the whole day tomorrow.   shall be skiing be skiing am skiing skiing is skiing  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Future Continuous tense: When I come home tomorrow, my family …. supper.   will be having will be have will having shall be having will have  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Future Continuous tense: Don’t come to my place tomorrow. I …. a composition the whole evening.   shall be writing writing be writing am writing shall writing  
II Choose the right form of the verb in Future Continuous tense: She …. at
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