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01.01.2020 04:32 •  Английский язык

END-OF-COURSE TEST
Grammar
1. Put the verb in the correct form.
My Auntie Ruby has been a very independent woman all her life and she still (live) in her own home although she (have to) have some help in the last few months.
Ruby (live) in the country when she was a girl and she (cycle) five miles to school every day. In fact she (meet) her husband on the way to school when she was just 15 years old. She (ride) along the same road that she (cycle) on every day since she (start) school, but that day she noticed a handsome young man cycling towards her. Ruby still (get) emotional when she talks about it, even though it (happen) over 70 years ago.

2. Put a relative pronoun (which, who, where, that, when) in the sentences only when necessary.
1) My friend Arthur, knows your brother, has got a new job at a hotel.
2) This is a wonderful book, was printed in the early part of the last century.
3) I will never forget the day I arrived in New York.
4) I love going on holiday to places the weather is warm and sunny.
5) I never remember the names of people I don’t like.

3. Complete the dialogue with the words below.
will need to going to would can
might allowed to ‘ll have to could
A Did I tell you about the language school where my friend Heidi is study this summer?
B No. what’s it like?
A Well, it seems to be quite strict. But they get good results. I go there myself.
B Do you mean there are lots of things the students are not do ?
A Well, yes and no. They do at least one composition a day. But if, for example, you do more speaking practice you have extra time in the language lab.
B If I went there, I practice my listening. What do you think Heidi do?
A She’ll probably do lots of pronunciation work because that’s her weak point.
B It sounds really good. If I was interested, where I get more information?
A Well, I ask Heidi for the address, if you like.
B Ok. Thanks.

4. Correct the mistakes in the sentences.
1) When I spoke to Tony yesterday morning, he said he isn’t well.

2) I look forward to see you again in the very near future.

3) Where’s Isabelle? She said she want to come out tonight.

4) You can’t spend all your time to study.

5) The boy’s father told him not be late home.