Degrees of Comparison.

Выберите правильный вариант:

1. The weather got … every day.

A) badder B) worse C) worst

 

2. My little daughter is … than your son is.

A) less noisy B) least noisy C) less noisier

 

3. How much … are you than your brother?

A) oldest B) older C) elder

 

4. Which is …: April or May?

A) colder B) more colder C) more cold

 

5. What is the … film you saw?

A) later B) latest C) last

 

6. Jack is … boy in their family.

A) the most cleverest B) very clever C) the cleverest

 

7. Your handwriting is now … than it was last year.

A) more better B) better C) a better

 

8. Which is … autumn or summer?

A) warmer B) the warmest C) a warmer

 

9. It is … difficult exercise of the lesson.

A) a more B) the most C) very much

 

10. The mother is … beautiful than the daughter.

A) more much B) much more C) most

 

11. She is the … girl in our group.

A) more beautiful B) most beautiful C) as beautiful as

 

12. Clair dances … than Sue.

A) better B) well C) best

 

13. The bigger the car, the … it is.

A) fast B) fastest C) faster

 

14. He’s … person I’ve ever met.

A) the friendlier B) friendly C) the friendliest

 

15. My bag is … hers.

A) as heavy as B) heavier C) the heaviest

 

 

Indefinite Pronouns

1. There are not … modern conveniences in the house.

A) some B) any C) no

 

2. They had … interesting news yesterday.

A) any B) nothing C) some

 

3. Do you have … questions?

A) some B) any C) no

 

4. He has … problems in his work.

A) no B) any C) something

 

5. Is there … bread on the plate?

A) some B) any C) no

 

6. … rang you up.

A) nobody B) anybody C) anything

 

7. There are not … plants in our town.

A) some B) any C) no

 

8. You can get this book ….

A) anywhere B) everywhere C) anything

 

9. Is there … on the table?

A) anything B) something C) everything

 

10. He saw ….

A) anybody B) anything C) nobody

 

11. There is … on the table.

A) anything B) anybody C) nothing

 

12. Do you speak … foreign language?

A) some B) any C) no

 

13. … knows him.

A) everybody B) everything C) anything

 

14. Do you hear …?

A) everything B) something C) anything

 

15. He did not tell me ….

A) nothing B) anything C) something

 

16. There are … pictures on the wall.

A) some B) any C) nothing

 

17. She rang … up.

A) anybody B) nobody C) anything

 

18. Olga did not meet … at the station.

A) anybody B) somebody C) nobody

 

19. … has happened he can’t remember the details of it.

A) something B) anybody C) anything

 

20. Give him … interesting to read.

A) anybody B) anything C) something

 

Modal Verbs I

1. They … understand your speech.

A) must B) had C) is able

 

2. He … to come here tomorrow.

A) will be allowed B) can C) could

 

3. My friend … to ring you up in the office yesterday.

A) could B) may C) had

 

4. I … not visit him because I didn’t know his address.

A) can B) may C) could

5. … I come in?

A) can B) may C) must

 

6. They … to fulfil the work in time.

A) shall have B) will have C) must

 

7. They … to stay at home, because it was raining.

A) must B) could C) had

 

8. Olga … to see you tomorrow.

A) can B) shall be able C) will be able

 

9. Our sportsmen … take part in the competition 2 days ago.

A) had B) can C) could

 

10. He … not come, as he was ill.

A) can B) could C) may

 

11. You … to finish the work two weeks ago.

A) could B) might C) had

 

12. Helen … to read a lot of books to make her report.

A) can B) must C) had

 

Modal Verbs II

(shall, should, would, can, could, might, must, have to)

 

1. … we go out tonight?

A) shall B) will C) have to

 

2. … you lend me $10, please?

A) shall B) could C) must

 

3. You … cross the street without looking first.

A) mustn’t B) don’t have to C) needn’t

 

4. You … be late for school.

A) must B) needn’t C) mustn’t

 

5. Bob said that he … come to the party, but he isn’t sure.

A) should B) might C) needn’t

 

6. You … obey your parents.

A) must B) have to C) need

 

7. She … be only 30, she looks much older.

A) mustn’t B) can’t C) needn’t

 

8. … you like to order now, sir?

A) can B) shall C) would

 

9. You … be rude to your parents.

A) shouldn’t B) don’t have to C) would

 

10. “I feel ill”. “You … see a doctor”.

A) can B) should C) shouldn’t

 

11. You … play with matches. It’s dangerous.

A) mustn’t B) shouldn’t C) can’t

 

12. You … wear a suit. It’s an informal party.

A) mustn’t B) shouldn’t C) don’t have to

 

13. You … use my hair dryer if you like.

A) should B) have to C) can

 

14. I’m not going home yet. I … work late.

A) can B) must C) don’t have to

 

15. … I feed the animals at the zoo?

A) must B) can C) shouldn’t