ENGLISH GRAMMAR TEST

СЕМЕСТРОВА РОБОТА З ГРАМАТИКИ

10 КЛАС ІІ СЕМЕСТР

1. Open the brackets using the proper form of the verb.

An Englishman who (1) … /be/ in Italy on a visit (2)… /decide/to go back to England. He (3)… /have/ only enough money to pay for his ticket. But he (4)… /know/ that a trip between England and Italy (5)… /be/ short – only two days. That’s why (6)… /decide/ to live without eating during those two days. So he (7)… /buy/ a ticket and (8)… /get/ on a ship.

When dinner time (9)… /come/, he (10)… /want/ to eat very much, but he (11)… /tell/ the other people that he (12)… /not want/ to eat.

In the evening he (13)… /want/ to eat still more, but when he (14)… /ask/ to have supper, he said he (15)… /want/ to sleep not to eat.

The next morning, the Englishman could not go without eating. I (16)… /eat/, he said to himself, nobody (17)… /stop/ me on the way to the dining table. So when dinner time came, he (18)… /go/ to the dining room and ate everything that was on the table before him. When the diner was over, he quickly got up and went away.

In the evening when the ship was far from London, he ate his supper and asked, “How much must I pay for the dinner and supper I (19)… /eat/?”

“But you (20)… /pay/ for everything when you (21)… /buy/ the ticket, was the answer.

1. Choose the correct variant.

1. Last month I … to George about his problems.

1. Spoke; b. had spoken; c. speaks.

1. … a good time last summer?

1. Have you had; b. Had you had; c. Did you have.

1. It … heavily for two days before our arrival.

1. Snowed; b. had been snowing; c. had snowed.

1. Find the mistakes.

1. I don’t (a) honestly (b) think you had been telling (c) the truth.

2. You could (a) stay as long as (b) you don’t bother me (c)

3. How often (a) does (b) you see (c) her?

1. Open the brackets.

1. I … at the school for twenty years by next September.

1. Will work; b. will have worked; c. will have working.

1. … the manager tomorrow?

1. Will they see; b. do they see; c. will they be seeing.

1. What … at six o’clock tomorrow?

1. Will you be doing; b. will you do; c. will you have done.