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B) little
C) a little
D) a few
E) more
22. Choose the correct form of the verb: Don't disturb them they ... for the exam
A) are preparing
B) preparing
C) is preparing
D) am preparing
E) prepare
23. Use the correct tense form: He said that he ... the English courses
A) has attended
B) attended
C) attends
D) attending
E) is attending
24. Choose the correct definition of the word: Steppe
A) a large area of land without trees
B) a human being
C) people who live in Scotland
D) an irish dance
E) the art of training the body
25. Express in one word: A wool producing country in Great Britain
A) the Cambrians
B) moors
C) the Fens
D) the Scott Country
E) the Cheviots
26. Choose the suitable word: In the XIX century Akmola was a popular trading and economic steppe
A) monument
B) embankment
C) country
D) architecture
E) centre
27. Choose English equivalent to the word: Япония
A) Denmark
B) Japan
C) Poland
D) Germany
E) Netherlands
28. Choose the word opposite in meaning: To enter
A) to swim
B) to run
C) to exit
D) to go
E) to come
29. Fill in prepositions or adverbs: Let's have a tramp the country lanes
A) over
B) of
C) in
D) on
E) down
30. Choose the correct definition of the word: Weather
A) water falling from the clouds
B) sitting in strong sunlight in order to make the body brown
C) a period of seven days
D) a condition of wind, rain, sunshine, snow at a certain time
E) a description of weather conditions
31. Choose the word close in meaning: To settle
A) tease
B) arrange
C) get
D) decide
E) realize
32. Choose the proper word and word-combination mind synonyms: To take an examination in English
A) to go in English
B) to have a test in English
C) to test in English
D) to fail an examination in English
E) to pass an examination in English
33. Choose the word and word- combination opposite in meaning: To see the old year out
A) to see the Christmas
B) to meet santa clause
C) to say good bye to the old year
D) to meet the new year
E) to see the new year in
34. Choose the correct form of the verb for the following sentence: We... already .. a lot of english words
A) were, learned
B) has, learnt
C) were, learning
D) are, learning
E) have, learnt
35. Choose the correct form of the verb for the following sentence: Last night I... tired and ... to bed very early
A) am feeling, going
B) felt, had gone
C) felt, was going
D) feel, went
E) felt, went
36. Choose the proper article: We have had... great fun
A) at
B) an
C) -
D) the
E) a
37. Choose the correct form of the verb for the following sentence: He... to the south a
week ago
A) had gone
B) has gone
C) went
D) goes
E) will go
38. Choose the word close in meaning: More
A) much
B) a lot of
C) most
D) many
E) still
39. Choose the correct form of the verb for the following sentence: I... my homework when mother came home
A) was doing
B) were doing
C) had done
D) did
E) shall do
40. Choose the word and the word-combination opposite in meaning: To fall behind the group in grammar
A) to catch up with the group in grammar
B) to go before the group in grammar
C) to help to the group in grammar
D) to run up with the group in grammar
E) to stay with the group
big – bigger, biggest, heavy – heavier, heaviest, short – shorter, shortest, dirty – dirtier, dirtiest, clean – cleaner, cleanest, near – nearer, nearest, bad – worse, worst, famous – more famous, most famous, little – less, least, much – more, most, clever – cleverer, cleverest (или more clever, most clever), good – better, best, expensive – more expensive, most expensive, cheap – cheaper, cheapest, important – more important, most important, pale – paler, palest, hot – hotter, hottest, beautiful – more beautiful, most beautiful, large – larger, largest, practical – more practical, most practical, fat – fatter, fattest, early – earlier, earliest, pretty – prettier, prettiest, happy – happier, happiest, bright – brighter, brightest, dark – darker, darkest, dry – drier, driest, flat – flatter, flattest, fresh – fresher, freshest, full – fuller, fullest, quick – quicker, quickest, late – later, latest, nice – nicer, nicest, rich – richer, richest, sad – sadder, saddest, thin – thinner, thinnest, thick – thicker, thickest, wet – wetter, wettest, weak – weaker, weakest, early – earlier, earliest, funny – funnier, funniest, easy – easier, easiest, lazy – lazier, laziest, ugly – uglier, ugliest, comfortable – more comfortable, most comfortable, quiet – quieter, quietest, far – farther (или further), farthest (или furthest).
Объяснение:
Объяснение:
a little, little = используем с неисчислимыми понятиями, то есть с теми, которые посчитать не можем (рис, вода, деньги, время и тп)
a few or few = используем с исчислимыми понятиями, то есть с теми, которые посчитать можем (друзья, носки, карандаши и тп).
Разница в том, что где есть артикль а = это достаточное количество (I have a few friends - у меня несколько друзей и мне этого достаточно), а где нет артикля = это недостаточное количество (I have only few friends - у меня всего лишь несколько друзей, мне этого мало)
2. a few
3. little
4. few
5. a little (но уже написан этот ответ)
6. few
7. little
8. little
9. few
10. few