Test 9 form
Variant 1
I. Choose the appropriate forms of the words to complete the sentences.
1) The police (have/has) helped us to get home in their car.
2) The news (was/were) perfect.
3) What colour (is/are) Helen’s hair?
4) What (an/-) important information!
5) The money (have/has) been given to me as a birthday present.
6) The information (have/has) arrived. But (it is/they are) absolutely useless.
II. Insert the necessary preposition from the box.
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On, off, up, down, over, into |
1) My brother turns…the TV as soon as he comes home.
2) I’ve told you that the music is too loud and asked you to turn it…
3) Only in fairy tales mice can be turned …horses.
4) Can you turn the radio…, dear?
5) You may turn…the page and read the question again.
6) Turn…the page, the picture you are looking for is there.
III. Complete these sentences using passive form of the verbs.
1) The Internet can (to use) in many ways.
2) The BBC (to found) in the nineteen twenties.
3) You can’t get inside. The floors (to wash).
4) The letter just (to receive).
5) The new project already (to finish).
6) Yesterday about 10 o’clock her favourite comedy (to broadcast).
7) Your letter just (to send).
8) The information (to give) yesterday in the Evening News.
IV. Compete the sentences with the necessary form of the verbs in brackets (active or passive):
1) English (to speak) all over the world.
2) When I was young, such problems never (to discuss) in front of the children.
3) People (to hear) Mr. Nelson's voice but he (to see) nowhere.
4) The plan (to show) to the director at the end of tomorrow's meeting
Test 9 form
Variant 2
I. Choose the appropriate forms of the words to complete the sentences.
1) The situation was becoming dangerous and the police (was/were) called.
2) I don’t think (this/these) news (is/are) good.
3) Her hair (is/are) long and beautiful.
4) (This/these) information (has/have) just arrived.
5) Where (is/are) the money?
6) Have you listened to (a/the) news today?
II. Insert the necessary preposition from the box.
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On, off, up, down, over, into |
1) Turn…your washing machine before you leave home.
2) It’s 11 o’clock, time to turn…the computer and go to bed.
3) You should teach me to turn…and …the new dishwasher.
4) When I turn the picture…, I saw the painter’s name on the back.
5) If you can’t hear the music well, turn it…
6) Don’t turn the second…: I’m trying to read.
III. Complete these sentences using passive form of the verbs.
1) The BBC (to know) as the best non-commercial television and radio system.
2) In the future new stations (to build) in Russia.
3) A new bridge (to build) across the river now.
4) The problem already (to discuss).
5) Brenda just (to serve) the dinner.
6) Political problems often (to discuss) on television.
7) A new site of our school (to create) now.
8) Some money can (to save) by using less water, gas and electricity.
IV. Compete the sentences with the necessary form of the verbs in brackets (active or passive):
a. Beautiful flowers (to plant) here next spring.
b. Boris always (to speak) English in class.
c. He usually never (to forget) to say thank you.
d. My father's car (to wash) yesterday evening.
Test 9 form Variant 1 I.
Test 9 form Variant 2
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