Unit 2 test

Fill in the gaps with the appropriate words.

I have a deep … for my parents.

Fill in the gaps with the appropriate words.

An … child spends about ten hours a week watching TV.

Fill in the gaps with the appropriate words.

The doctor …ed my cough with some new medicine.

Fill in the gaps with the appropriate words.

Try and … using such words when you speak.

Fill in the gaps with the appropriate words.

The people showed great … as they waited in the rain to buy tickets to the movie.

Fill in the gaps with the appropriate words.

… is used in the garden for collecting leaves.

Fill in the gaps with the appropriate words.

… is used for covering a table.

Fill in the gaps with the appropriate words.

That was a usual … of our daily life.

Fill in the gaps with the appropriate words.

Let’s sign … this girl as a secretary!

Fill in the gaps with the appropriate words.

They say the British monarch …s but doesn’t rule.

Fill in the gaps with recently or lately. In some sentences you can use the both variants.

She discovered the truth only …

Fill in the gaps with recently or lately. In some sentences you can use the both variants.

I haven’t been to the shopping center … .

Fill in the gaps with recently or lately. In some sentences you can use the both variants.

You’ve been taking my car a lot … . It’s very dirty.

Fill in the gaps with recently or lately. In some sentences you can use the both variants.

We have … seen each other.

Put the verbs in brackets in Passive Voice.

Where and when … you … about it?

Put the verbs in brackets in Passive Voice.

- Where … he … ? - To Spain.

Put the verbs in brackets in Passive Voice.

Where … Liz …  money for the purchase?

Put the verbs in brackets in Passive Voice.

When … the bank … ?

Choose the right variant of the verb in passive.

Hundreds of people ... by the new factory this year.

Choose the right variant of the verb in passive.

Four people ... in a train accident.

Choose the right variant of the verb in passive.

The house ... by a pop star.

Choose the right variant of the verb in passive.

The bridge ... the next year.

Turn the sentences into passive constructions.

They grow coffee in Brazil.

Turn the sentences into passive constructions.

You can cross the river on a raft.

Turn the sentences into passive constructions.

Somebody will give you help.

Turn the sentences into passive constructions.

Did they translate the play?

Choose the right word (like/as).

Nobody knows Alfred … I do.

Choose the right word (like/as).

She came home late …  usual.

Choose the right word (like/as).

He loves me … nobody in the world.

Choose the right word (like/as).

Her perfume smells …  apples.