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Choose the correct option.

Did you finish your project?

Have you finished your project?

Have you got finished your project?

The thing _________, we haven't enough money for the tickets.

what

that

Choose the correct option.

He's gone often to New York.

He has never been to New York.

He's never gone to New York.

Allow me to be the first to _________ your stunning achievement.

tell you

mention to you

congratulate you on

I’m certain that everything _________ all right in the end.

will being

will be

is being

He told her that...

he would love her forever.

he loved her forever.

he is loving her forever.

He ________ gone to work yesterday. John was there all day and nobody saw him.

mustn't have

can't have

wasn't have

_________ carefully, a hamster can be a good pet.

handling

handle

handled

He wouldn't be so successful now if he __________ so hard when he was at school.

didn't study

wouldn't have studied

hadn't studied

She managed to finish the race in spite of ________ the blisters on her feet

having

have

had

I don't think he __________ ready on time.

will being

is being

will be

She managed to pull the horse up is spite of ________ a broken rein.

had

have

has

having

There was a problem with the cooker, but I _______ it now.

have fixed

have been fixed

fixed

I'd rather you ________ to me like that in front of the customer.

not speak

didn't speak

weren't speaking

Tom might ____ in his office at the moment.

to be

being

Which sentence is NOT correct?

She talks very friendly to the younger children.

Jonathan energetically ran up the stairs.

Your son runs very fast

Which question is correct?

Where you are going to stay?

What time we going to arrive?

Which television are you going to buy?

Which sentence is NOT correct?

we worked hardly

they ran quickly

the boys slept heavily

What is the correct negative sentence?

We don't might have time to see James.

We might not have time to see James.

We might haven't time to see James.

My name is _____ the top of the list.

Feel free to talk to ____ us.

either of

both

neither of

Linda will invite ___ her neighbors over for dinner. She thinks there will be more than fifteen people.

both of

none of

all of

neither of

A:.................? B: Joey cut the paper.

Why did joey cut the paper

Is joey cutting the paper

Who cut the paper

What will Joey do

Aaron and Milan are friends and ___ of them go to the same school. They are classmates, too.

both

all

none

neither

Hans and Klaus are from Germany, and ____ them are from the city of Frankfurt.

both of

all

none of

neither

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A: You have promised ...... here on time, but you are late again. B: Sorry. I tried ...... even earlier, but there was too much traffic.

to be/ arrive

being / arrive

to be / to arrive

be/ arriving

A: Are _______ the cupboards empty? B: No, Only the one on the left is empty. There are plates inside the other one.

both of

neither

none

all of

He wrote hundreds of poems, but he published _______ them.

none of

both

neither of

all

A: ...... glass is this? B: It's Brad's.

how

whose

Who

which

A: ...... ? B: No, I haven't

Did you give a party last night

Have I given you my number

Do you have a tape recorder

Have you got a pair of scissors

A: ...... ? B: Mexico.

Is he from Peru or Mexico

Do you like Mexican food

Have you ever visited Mexico

Will you go to Mexico this year

A: Bob is too inexperienced ...... that Job. B: But he still hopes ...... it.

doing / getting

doing / get

to do / to get

do/ get

A: How did he manage ...... the prison? B: I don't know, but obviously he really hated ...... there.

escaping / be

to escape / being

escape / to be

to escape / be

Aaron and Milan are friends and ___ of them go to the same school. They are classmates, too.

both

all

neither

none

He gave me two music CDs, but I liked ___ of them.

all

neither of

both of

none of

A: There are four radios in the attic. B: Yes, but ___ of them work. They are ___ broken.

both/neither

none/all

all/both

neither/none

A: Sally stopped ...... to the gym. B: I thought she enjoyed ...... time there.

going / spending

going / spend

go / to spend

to go / spend

Nancy and Jenny are 27 years old and they are ___ bankers

all of

both

none

neither of

A: ...... ? B: No, I don't.

Did you give a party last night

Have I given you my number

Have you got a pair of scissors

Do you have a tape recorder

Let's continue ....... We are almost there. Would you like ...... some water?

walking / to drink

to walk/ drinking

walk/ to drink

walking / drink

A: There is a new play at the theatre, ...... ? B: Yes, there is. You want to see it, ......?

is it/ aren't you

isn't there/ don't you

is there I isn't it

isn't this/ do you

A: Which of the last 2 episodes did you like? B: ___ of them. I think ___ of them were very boring.

all/neither

none/all

neither of/both

both of/none

There are two slices of cake left on the plate. I'll eat _______ them. You can have them.

all

neither of

both

none of

___ the eleven footballers in the team were happy about the final score ___ of them were sad.

all/neither

neither of/both

both/none

none of/all

A: Let's eat out tonight,.......? B: You got your paycheque today,........? A: You are right.

will we / aren't you

shall we / didn't you

shall we / do you

won't we / did you

A: Have you finished ...... your room? B: Yes. I tidied It early in the morning ...... more time for my studies.

to tidy/ having

tidy / have

tidying / to have

to tidy / to having

Ryan bought two blankets yesterday and he has already washed ___ them.

both of

none of

all

neither

A: .............have you been here? B: For an hour. A: You are waiting for someone, ...... ? B: No, I'm not.

How many/ am I

How much / aren't I

How often/ are you

How long / aren't you

_______ the apples in the basket are rotten, so I can use _______ them for the pie.

none of/both

all of/none of

Both/neither

neither/all of

Linda will invite ___ her neighbors over for dinner. She thinks there will be more than fifteen people.

neither of

all of

none of

both of

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