Ex.11. Match the question tags to the sentences.

1. You are French, …..?

2. Ben doesn’t like fish, …?

3. Sharon’s a good athlete, …?

4. We will go to the cinema, …?

5. You’ve finished your homework, …?

6. Don and Kim went to India last year,..?

7. Your brother can’t swim, …?

8. Mr. Brown works in a bank, …?

9. John passed his exam, …?

10. Your neighbour has got a dog, …?

A) can he

b) isn’t she

c) aren’t you

f) didn’t they

g) does he

d) hasn’t he

h) haven’t you

e) won’t we

i) didn’t he

j) doesn’t he

Ex.12. Fill in the correct question tag.

1. You haven’t been to Europe, ……………………………………………………?

2. You’ll be at home tonight, ………………………………....................................?

3. She hasn’t got any brothers, ………………………………………………..…..?

4. You went to London last year, ………………………………………………….?

5. Jane has got a new house, ………………………………………………………?

6. You’re twenty now, …………………………………………………….…….?

7. You aren’t a doctor, ………………………………………………………….?

8. Let’s eat out tonight, ………………………………………………………….?

9. Don’t do that again, …………………………………………………………..?

10. I am having lunch with Mr. Ford today, ……………………………………?

11. There isn’t any coffee in the pot, ………………………………………….?

12. That’s your new computer, ………………………………………………..?

13. You haven’t got a pet, ……………………………………………………?

14. There are a lot of people on the beach, ……………………………………?

15. Switch on the lights, please, ……………………………………………….?

KEYS:

Unit 1

Ex. 1

2. Sally has got an umbrella.

Has Sally got a hat?

No, Sally hasn’t got a hat.

3. Anna and Tom have got a parrot.

Have Anna and Tom got a horse?

No, Anna and Tom haven’t got a horse.

4. The table has got four legs.

Has the table got three legs?

No, the table hasn’t got three legs.

5. They have got a white cat.

Have they got a black cat?

No, they haven’t got a black cat.

6. The dog has got a long tail.

Has the dog got a short tail?

No, the dog hasn’t got a short tail.

7. Mike has got a computer.

Has Mike got a camera?

No, Mike hasn’t got a camera.

8. Julie has got a big house.

Has Julie got a small house?

No, Julie hasn’t got a small house.

Ex. 2

2. Tony has got a red ball.

3. He has got seven goldfish.

4. It is a yellow kite.

5. They have got a new car.

6. It is a big house.

Ex. 3

2. … hasn’t got a balcony.

3. … have got four legs.

4. … has got a lot of pets.

5. … have got toothache.

6. … hasn’t got her glasses.

7. … have got sharp teeth.

8. … haven’t got enough money.

Unit 2

Ex. 1

Ex. 2

1. were 4. am 7. is

2. was 5. was 8. were

3. is 6. were 9. are

Ex. 3

1. were 4.weren’t 7.wasn’t

2. wasn’t 5.was

3. were 6.were

Ex. 4

1. was, wasn’t, was

2. were, weren’t, were

3. was, wasn’t, was

Ex. 5

How many people were at the meeting?

b) Forty-five.

Why were you sad?

d) Because I was alone.

Were you at home last night?

e) No, I was out.

Was the shop open?

a) No, it was closed.

How much were the tickets?

c) $20

4. were, were

Unit 3

Ex. 1

1. They 6. He 11. They

2. It 7. They 12. She

3. She 8. You 13. They

4. We 9. She 14. It

5. They 10. They 15. It

Ex. 2

1. Our

2. Their

3. His

4. Their

5. His

6. Our

Ex. 3

2 A

3 C

4 B

5 A

6 B

Ex. 4

3. They’re yours

4. They’re theirs

5. It’s hers

6. They’re ours

7. It’s theirs

Ex. 5

1. C 7. B

2. C 8. C

3. B 9. C

4. D 10. D

5. D 11. B

Unit 4

Ex. 1

1. There was, It was

2. There were, They were

3. There were, They were

4. There were, It was

5. There was, It was

6. There were, It was

7. There were, It was

Ex. 3

1. There are

2. It is

3. There is

4. There are, They are

5. There is, It is

Ex. 2

1. There are

2. Are there

3. There aren’t

4. there isn’t

5. there isn’t

Ex. 4

1. an 10. an

2. any 11. any

3. a; some 12. any

4. an 13. a

5. some; any 14. some

6. any 15. any

7. some 16. an

8. some 17. any

9. some 18. some

Ex. 5

1. any 10. any

2. a 11. some

3. some 12. a

4. any 13. any

5. some 14. any

6. a; some 15. some

7. a 16. some; a

8. any 17. any

9. some; any

Ex. 6

1. some 6. no

2. any 7. any

3. any 8. some, any

4. any, some 9. no

5. some

Ex. 7

1. some

2. any

3. some

4. some

5. any

6. some

Ex. 8

1. Nobody/No one

2. Nowhere

3. Nobody/No one

Ex. 9

1. anybody/anyone

2. Somebody/Someone

3. anything

4. something

5. anybody/anyone

6. something

7. Somebody/Someone

Ex. 10

1. anyone/anybody

2. anything

3. Nobody/No one

4. Nothing

5. anything

Ex. 11

1. somewhere

2. anywhere

3. anywhere

4. nowhere

5. somewhere

Ex. 12

1. anywhere

2. somewhere

3. something

4. somebody/someone

5. anything

Ex. 13
1. a 5.c

2. d 6. a

3. d 7. b

4. c

Ex. 14

1. in 7.at

2. in 8. on

3. at 9. on

4. in 10. on

5. in 11. on

6. in 12. in

Ex. 15

1. under 7. on

2. in front of 8. in

3. behind 9. next to

4. among 10. between

5. beside 11. at

6. near

Unit 5

Ex. 1

2. Do we often play basketball on Saturdays?

We don’t often play basketball on Saturdays.

3. Does Bill drive to work every day?

Bill doesn’t drive to work every day.

4. Does our dog like biscuits?

Our dog doesn’t like biscuits.

5. Do they live in France?

They don’t live in France.

6. Does Samantha work in a supermarket? Samantha doesn’t work in a supermarket.

7. Do Paul and Mary often go to the gym?

Paul and Mary don’t go to the gym.

8. Does David always get up at 8 o’clock?

David doesn’t always get up at 8 o’clock.

9. Does Miss Jones teach maths? Miss Jones doesn’t teach maths.

10. Do Sue and Jill usually wear jeans?

Sue and Jill don’t usually wear jeans.

Ex. 2

2. i 7. d

3. e 8. h

4. j 9. c

5. a 10.f

6. g

Ex. 3

1. left 6. got

2. went 7. live

3. worked 8. teaches

4. moved 9.does

5.met 10.mode

Ex. 4

2. We didn’t enjoy the film.

3. I didn’t take a photograph of my family.

4. Angela didn’t send an email to her friend.

5. Yuri Gagarin didn’t become an astronaut in the 1970s.

6. England didn’t win the World Cup in 2000.

7. Her father didn’t die when she was 14.

8. I didn’t lose $20 last night.

9. People didn’t fly by plane 100 years ago.

10. That book wasn’t very interesting.

11. We didn’t arrive at school at 8 o’clock.

Ex. 5

2. Why are you tired?

3. How do you go to work?

4. Whose is this mobile phone?

Whose mobile phone is this?

5. Who did you meet?

6. What kind of car did she buy?

7. Where did you see meet?

8. What is she watching?

9. Where did they going?

10. Why did he leave?

11. How much (money) did she spend?

Ex. 6

2. did she move 1. d

3. did he go 2. a

4. did he see 3. f

5. did she drive 4. b

6. did they invite 5. g

7. did you have 6. e

7. c

Ex. 7

2. am having 8. played

3. went 9. hates

4. came 10. didn’t dance

5. Did you enjoy 11. Did they serve

6. had 12. were

7. didn’t like 13. Did you do

Ex. 8

2. will/’ll

3. will

4. will

Not/won’t

5. will/’ll

6. will/’ll

7. will

Not/won’t

8. will/’ll

9. will/’ll

10. will/’ll

Ex. 9

2. ‘ll lend 5. ‘ll show

3. ‘ll go 6. ‘ll order

4. ‘ll take

Ex. 10

2. Will Tom go to Africa next year?

Tom won’t go to Africa next year.

3. Will she visit next Tuesday?

She won’t visit us next Tuesday.

Ex. 11

1. a 9. c

2. b 10. b

3. b 11. b

4. a 12. c

5. b 13.b

6. a 14.a

7. a 15.b

8. a

Unit 6

Ex. 1

3. driving 8. getting

4. stopping 9. buying

5. working 10. thinking

6. using 11. swimming

7. looking 12. crying

Ex. 2

2. am not going

3. are … smiling

4. is standing

5. aren’t sitting

6. is … cooking

7. are … doing

8. isn’t working

Ex. 3

2. are playing 7. am watching

3. is eating 8. is writing

4. are reading 9. are singing

5. is sleeping 10. is making

6. is swimming

Ex. 4

2. It is 5. She is

3. he is 6. We are

4. They are

Ex. 5

2. Why is the dog barking?

3. He is not talking on the phone.

4. They are packing their suitcases.

5. She is not watching TV.

6. Where are you friends staying?

7. At the moment I am learning to play golf. / I am learning to play golf at the moment.

8. Are you going to the shops?

Ex. 6

2. go; are going

3. do … go

4. are … working; have

5. do … live; Do … like

6. do … have; am having

7. is ringing

Ex. 7

2. do you go 8. Do you want

3. Is he having 9. am trying

4. belongs 10. is raining

5. likes, has 11. needs

6. am not watching 12. forgets

7. do not usually ride

Ex. 8

2. belongs 9. go

3. spends 10. is raining

4. think 11. hate

5. are having 12. are having

6. swim 13. are eating

7. go 14. smells

8. have 15. Are you having

Ex. 9

2. phoned 7. woke up, had, ate

3. Did you watch, 8. leaves, is still working,

don’t like came

4. is reading. reads 9. are looking

5. went 10. visit

6. didn’t go, 11. left, studied,

listened became

12. are playing 15. did you visit, liked

13. meets, drove 16. gets up, woke up

spent wanted

14. is, left

Ex.10

2. am having 8. played

3. went 9. hates

4. came 10. didn’t dance

5. Did you enjoy 11. Did they serve

6. had 12. were

7. didn’t like 13. did you go

Ex. 11

2. smokes; isn’t smoking

3. are looking; don’t like

4. wear; ‘m wearing

5. are you going; go

6. works; ‘s writing

Ex. 12

2. are you going to tidy

3. isn’t going to play

4. are going to visit

5. Is Denise going to appear

6. isn’t going to sing

7. am not going to walk

8. Are you going to help

9. is going to cook

10. isn’t going to come

Ex. 13

2. Peter is going to buy some bread at the baker’s.

3. I am going to borrow some books from the library.

4. We are going to see a play at the theatre.

5. They are going to have a holiday in Turkey.

6. I am going to send an email to my friend.

Ex. 14

4. They’re going to be pilots.

5. He isn’t going to be an actor.

6. Are you going to be an architect?

7. I’m not going to be a lawyer.

8. We’re going to be footballers.

9. She isn’t going to be a model.

10. Is he going to be a singer?

11. I’m going to be an accountant.

12. He isn’t going to be a chief.

13. Are you going to be a music teacher?

Ex. 15

2. am/ ‘m having

3. will/’ll take off

4. is/’s flying

5. is/’s going to be

6. will not (won’t) let

7. am/’m going (to go)

8. will/’ll snow

Ex. 16

2. will get 7. will probably cook/

3. is going to walk is probably

4. will play 8. is going to give/

5. won’t miss is giving

6. am going to wash

Ex. 17

2. am/’m going to finish

3. am/’m going to be

4. am/’m going to study

5. will/’ll write

6. am/’m going to visit

Ex. 18

1. a 11. a

2. a 12. d

3. a 13. a

4. b 14. a

5. c 15. b

6. c 16. a

7. b 17. c

8. a 18. b

9.a 19. b

10. b

Unit 7

Ex. 1

2. harder than 7. bigger, than

3. colder than 8. more expensive than

4. older than 9. more than

5. less, than 10. better than

6. more crowded than

Ex. 2

2. the most

3. the nicest

4. the coldest

5. the funniest

6. the most beautiful

7. the most interesting

8. the worst

Ex. 3

2. No, it isn’t. It’s more expensive.

3. No, it isn’t. It’s smaller.

4. No, it isn’t. It’s the smallest.

5. No, it isn’t. It’s cheaper.

6. No, it isn’t. It’s the most expensive.

7. No, it isn’t. It’s more modern/ newer.

8. No, it isn’t. It’s the oldest.

Ex. 4

2. the best 7. the tallest, in

3. the tastiest 8. loud

4. clever 9. expensive

5. slower than 10. the most intelligent, of

6. more than

Ex. 5

2. more, than 7. as old as

3. as well as 8. sharper than

4. as strong as 9. as good as

5. as healthy as 10. farther, than

6. as fast as

Ex. 6

2. b 7.a

3. c 8. a

4. b 9. a

5. c 10. b

6. a

Ex. 7

2. is as old as

3. the most interesting book

4. play tennis as well

5. the friendliest teacher/the most friendly teacher

6. as heavy as

7. have never had such

8. colder than

Ex. 8

1. c 7. a

2. a 8. b

3. c 9. a

4. a 10.b

5. a 11. b

6. c

Unit 8

Ex. 1

2. have not/ 8. has not/

haven’t done hasn’t finished

3. has baked 9. has knitted

4. Have you sent 10. have forgotten

5. has watered 11. Has the doctor taken

6. have lost 12. has written

7. Have Fiona and Andrew moved

Ex. 2

2. have cleaned

3. have cooked

4. have taken

5. have watered

6. have washed

7. have out

Ex. 3

2. since

3. for

4. for

5. since

6. for

7. since

8. since

Ex. 4

2. just/never 6. so far

3. ever 7. for

4. never 8. since

5. yet/ so far 9. recently

Ex. 5

1) 2. met 5. ate

3. has never been 6. climbed

4. haven’t finished

2) 2. went 5. did … live

3. Have … eaten 6. haven’t seen

4. have … been

Ex.6

2. Have you ever 6. Have you worn

flown 7. drank

3. have just emptied 8. has visited

4. went 9. Did you come

5. Did you eat 10. Did you go

Ex. 7

1. B: saw

A: Did you touch

B: were

2. A: Did you go

B: bought

A: did you buy

3. A: Have you finished

B: finished

A: Have you typed

B: have already typed

4. A: Have you ever been

B: went

A: did you stay

B: stayed

Ex. 8

1. d

2. b

3. a

4. c

5. a

6. a

7. c

8. d

9. c

10. a

11. a

12. b

13. c

Ex. 9

2. can 6. Can

3. can’t 7. couldn’t

4. could 8. couldn’t

5. couldn’t 9. Can

10. Could

Ex. 10

2. May I use your phone/the phone in your office, please?

3. Can I invite some friends to dinner, please?

4. May I speak to you, please?

5. Can we play in the garden, please?

6. Can we go to Helen’s party, please?

Ex. 11

2. mustn’t

3. must

4. mustn’t

5. must

Ex. 12

2. mustn’t

3. needn’t

4. mustn’t

5. needn’t

6. mustn’t

7. mustn’t

8. needn’t

9. needn’t

10. mustn’t

11. needn’t

12. mustn’t

13. mustn’t

14. needn’t

15. needn’t

Ex. 13

1. c

2. b

3. d

4. c

5. c

6. b

7. b

8. a

9. a

10. d

11. d

12. c

13. c

14. b

15. b

Unit 9

Ex. 1

2. Where

3. When

4. How

5. Who

6. What

7. How often

8. What

9. Which

10. How long

Ex. 2

2. Which

3. What

4. Where

5. What

6. Why

7. Whose

8. Who

9. Where

10. When

11. Who

12. What

13. Why

14. Who

Ex. 3

2. How often

3. How old

4. How many

5. How long

6. How long ago

Ex. 4

2. How many

3. What

4. When/What time

5. Where

6. Why

7. Who

a 5 c6 d3 e2 f4

Ex. 5

2. Did you enjoy the film?

3. How often do they play squash?

4. Did he call you yesterday?

5. Whose dress is it/this/that?

6. Were there many people at the party?

Ex. 6

3. What fell on the head?

4. Who is talking on the phone?

5. Who has stolen her bag?

6. What is in the garden?

7. Who will bring the parcel?

8. Who sent Linda flowers?

9. What is making a funny noise?

10. Who bought his painting?

Ex. 7

3. What will they buy?

4. Who is he meeting at 5 o’clock?

5. What is John writing?

6. Who did she see in the room?

7. What did he hear?

8. Who did he talk to?

Ex. 8

3. Who has bought a new car?

4. What has Laura found?

5. Who will travel abroad next year?

6. Who did you see yesterday?

7. What are they repairing?

8. What did she have for lunch?

9. Who brought a present for a baby?

10. Who did you call last night?

Ex. 9

2. How often do you go to the gym?

3. When did you leave school/How long ago did you leave school?

4. How much did you pay for that dress?

5. Whose bicycle is this/Whose is this bicycle?

Ex. 10

2. Does he live here?

3. Which house is this?

4. Have you seen him today/

5. What time was it?

6. What did he do?

7. Have ever spoken to him?

Ex. 11

2. g

3. b

4. e

5. h

6. f

7. a

8. j

9.i

10.d

Ex. 12

1. have you

2. won’t you

3. has she

4. didn’t you

5. hasn’t she

6. aren’t you

7. are you

8. shall we

9.will you

10. aren’t I

11. is there

12. isn’t it

13. have you

14. aren’t there

15. will/won’t you

Самостійна та індивідуальна робота студентів

Таблиця 4

Література:

1. Валігура О. Тестові завдання з англійської мови. – Тернопіль: Підручники та посібники, 2006. – 196 с.

2.Gower Roger Grammar in practice//Roger Gower. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011.–71p.

3. John and Liz John and Liz, Maris Amanda The Headway Teacher’s Book//John and Liz John and Liz, Amanda Maris. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006.–176p.

4. Dooley Jenny, Evans Virginia Grammarway: Express Publishing, 1999. – 158 p.

Contents:

I. UNIT1. The Verb „to have” …………………………………………………….4

II. UNIT2. The Verb „to be”……………………………………….………..……6

III. UNIT3. The Pronoun…………………………..……………………………….9

IV. UNIT4. There + be. Indefinite pronouns: any/no/some + body, thing, where, one. Prepositions of place. ………………………………………...1 3

V. UNIT5. The Indefinite Tenses in Active /Passive Voice……………..………22