1.Go ___ these stairs until you reach the top floor. A) through B) up C) in 2. He was stopped by the police for driving ___ 120mph. A) at B) for C) to 3. I'm going ___ Madrid next week. A) to B) of C) at 4. We always listen to music ___ the way to work. A) by B) on C) for 5. Take your purse ___ of your pocket and give it to me. A) out B) off C) away 6. Are you talking ___ me? A) of B) in C) to 7. She called me ___ midnight. A) on B) in C) at 8. I'll see you ___ the morning. A) on B) of C) in 9. What did you have ___ dinner? A) for B) to C) of 10. He's the tallest man ___ the world. A) over B) to C) in 11. My friends are waiting __ me __ the mall. A) until, on B) for, at C) with, for 12. Linda takes the bus ___ school every day. A) at B) to C) by 13. I am going home . A) now B) usually C) last Sunday 14. We will give him the present . A) last year B) tomorrow C) yesterday 15. We met her at the station . A) lately B) last night C) now 16. He was in hospital . A) last week B) soon C) now. 17. I will spend my holiday in Greece . A) every year B) last year C) next year 18. I could swim when . A) I am five B) I were five C) I was five 19. I will do my homework when. A) I come from University B) it will be 10. C) I could. 20. My mother made breakfast . A) yesterday morning B) tomorrow C) right now 21. I want to go to the cinema . A) yesterday B) tonight C) yet 22. They wrote a quiz at school . A) next week B) next month C) last week 23. I … Japanese online from 5 till 6 tomorrow evening. A) will be studying B) was studying C) is studying 24. Listen! Why the dogs … ? 1. is barking B) are barking C) will be barking 25. She … a yellow coat when I saw her. A) is wearing B) were wearing C) was wearing 26. They … (take) their driving test next Monday at five. A) will be taking B) were taking C) is taking 27. I dropped my wallet when I … intothebus. A) am getting B) was getting C) will be getting 28. What … you … in your office yesterday when I called you? A) was… doing B) were … doing C) will … be doing 29. Bob … much better today. A) are feeling B) is feeling C) am feeling 30. The kids … cartoons in their room now. A) is watching B) will be watching C) were watching 31. I’m afraid she … in ten minutes. A) was sleeping B) will be sleeping C)was sleeping 32. We … (have) tea when you come? A) are having B) will be having C) is having 33. The course of study at my university lasts four years, ? A) didn’t it B) don’t they C) doesn’t it 34. our University large? A) Does B) Is C) Has 35. What we in every building of our University? A) are__ there B) does__ have C) do __have

1. Go up these stairs until you reach the top floor. (B)
When we want to indicate movement from a lower level to a higher level, we use the verb "go up." In this sentence, we need to go from the bottom of the stairs to the top floor, so the correct answer is (B), "up."

2. He was stopped by the police for driving (A) 120mph.
When we want to express the reason for which someone was stopped, we use the preposition "for." In this sentence, the reason for the person being stopped is driving at 120mph, so the correct answer is (A), "for."

3. I'm going (A) Madrid next week.
When we want to express movement towards a place, we use the preposition "to." In this sentence, the movement is towards Madrid, so the correct answer is (A), "to."

4. We always listen to music (B) the way to work.
When we want to indicate that an action is happening during the course of a journey or trip, we use the preposition "on." In this sentence, we are listening to music during the trip to work, so the correct answer is (B), "on."

5. Take your purse (A) of your pocket and give it to me.
When we want to indicate the act of removing something from a specific location, we use the preposition "out." In this sentence, we are taking the purse out of the pocket, so the correct answer is (A), "out."

6. Are you talking (C) me?
When we want to indicate communication or conversation directed towards someone, we use the preposition "to." In this sentence, the person is asking if the conversation is directed towards them, so the correct answer is (C), "to."

7. She called me (C) midnight.
When we want to indicate the time at which an action occurred, we use the preposition "at." In this sentence, the person received a call at midnight, so the correct answer is (C), "at."

8. I'll see you (C) the morning.
When we want to indicate a specific time period or interval, we use the preposition "in." In this sentence, the person is saying they will see the other person during the morning, so the correct answer is (C), "in."

9. What did you have (A) dinner?
When we want to indicate the type of meal someone had, we use the preposition "for." In this sentence, we are asking about the type of meal the person had for dinner, so the correct answer is (A), "for."

10. He's the tallest man (C) the world.
When we want to indicate a superlative comparison, we use the preposition "in." In this sentence, we are comparing the person to all other men in the world, so the correct answer is (C), "in."

11. My friends are waiting (B) me (B) the mall.
When we want to indicate the location where someone is waiting, we use the preposition "at." In this sentence, the friends are waiting at the mall, so the correct answer is (B), "at."

12. Linda takes the bus (B) school every day.
When we want to indicate movement towards a place, we use the preposition "to." In this sentence, Linda is taking the bus to school, so the correct answer is (B), "to."

13. I am going home (A).
When we want to indicate an action or state in the present moment, we use the adverb "now." In this sentence, the person is stating their current action of going home, so the correct answer is (A), "now."

14. We will give him the present (B) tomorrow.
When we want to indicate a future time, we use the adverb "tomorrow." In this sentence, the person will give the present on the next day, so the correct answer is (B), "tomorrow."

15. We met her at the station (B) last night.
When we want to indicate a specific time in the past, we use the adverb "last." In this sentence, the person met her at the station on the previous night, so the correct answer is (B), "last night."

16. He was in hospital (A) last week.
When we want to indicate a specific time in the past, we use the adverb "last." In this sentence, he was in the hospital the previous week, so the correct answer is (A), "last week."

17. I will spend my holiday in Greece (C) next year.
When we want to indicate a future time, we use the adverb "next." In this sentence, the person will spend their holiday in Greece the following year, so the correct answer is (C), "next year."

18. I could swim when (C) I was five.
When we want to indicate a past time, we use the verb "be" in the past tense. In this sentence, the person was able to swim when they were five years old, so the correct answer is (C), "I was five."

19. I will do my homework when (A) I come from University.
When we want to indicate a future action, we use the conjunction "when." In this sentence, the person will do their homework when they come home from the university, so the correct answer is (A), "I come from University."

20. My mother made breakfast (A) yesterday morning.
When we want to indicate a specific time in the past, we use the adverb "yesterday." In this sentence, the mother made breakfast on the morning of the previous day, so the correct answer is (A), "yesterday morning."

21. I want to go to the cinema (B) tonight.
When we want to indicate a future time, we use the adverb "tonight." In this sentence, the person wants to go to the cinema on the current evening, so the correct answer is (B), "tonight."

22. They wrote a quiz at school (C) last week.
When we want to indicate a specific time in the past, we use the adverb "last." In this sentence, they wrote a quiz at school the previous week, so the correct answer is (C), "last week."

23. I … Japanese online from 5 till 6 tomorrow evening. (A)
When we want to express an action that will be happening in the future, we use the construction "will be + verb+ing." In this sentence, the person will be studying Japanese online from 5 to 6 tomorrow evening, so the correct answer is (A), "will be studying."

24. Listen! Why the dogs … ? (B)
When we want to indicate an action or state in the present moment, we use the verb "be" in the present progressive form. In this sentence, the correct form is "are barking," as it indicates the current action of the dogs. Therefore, the correct answer is (B), "are barking."

25. She … a yellow coat when I saw her. (C)
When we want to indicate an action or state in the past, we use the verb "be" in the past progressive form. In this sentence, the correct form is "was wearing," as it indicates the action of wearing the yellow coat in the past. Therefore, the correct answer is (C), "was wearing."

26. They … (take) their driving test next Monday at five. (A)
When we want to express an action that will be happening in the future, we use the construction "will be + verb+ing." In this sentence, the correct form is "will be taking," as it indicates the future action of taking the driving test. Therefore, the correct answer is (A), "will be taking."

27. I dropped my wallet when I … into the bus. (B)
When we want to indicate an action or state in the past, we use the verb "be" in the past progressive form. In this sentence, the correct form is "was getting," as it indicates the action of getting onto the bus in the past. Therefore, the correct answer is (B), "was getting."

28. What … you … in your office yesterday when I called you? (A)
When we want to express an action or state in the past, we use the verb "be" in the past progressive form. In this sentence, the correct form is "were...doing," as it indicates the action of doing something in the office when the person called. Therefore, the correct answer is (A), "were … doing."

29. Bob … much better today. (B)
When we want to indicate the state or feeling of a singular person, we use the verb "be" in the present tense. In this sentence, the correct form is "is feeling," as it indicates Bob's current state of feeling better today. Therefore, the correct answer is (B), "is feeling."

30. The kids … cartoons in their room now. (C)
When we want to indicate an action or state in the past, we use the verb "be" in the past progressive form. In this sentence, the correct form is "were watching," as it indicates the action of watching cartoons in the past. Therefore, the correct answer is (C), "were watching."

31. I’m afraid she … in ten minutes. (B)
When we want to express an action that will be happening in the future, we use the construction "will be + verb+ing." In this sentence, the correct form is "will be sleeping," as it indicates the future action of sleeping. Therefore, the correct answer is (B), "will be sleeping."

32. We … (have) tea when you come? (B)
When we want to express an action that will be happening in the future, we use the construction "will be + verb+ing." In this sentence, the correct form is "will be having," as it indicates the future action of having tea. Therefore, the correct answer is (B), "will be having."

33. The course of study at my university lasts four years, ? (C)
When we want to form a tag question, we use an auxiliary verb that matches the tense and subject of the main clause. In this sentence, the auxiliary verb "does" matches the present tense of "lasts" and the subject "course of study." Therefore, the correct answer is (C), "doesn't it."

34. Is our University large? (B)
When we want to form a yes/no question in the present tense, we use the auxiliary verb "do" or "does." In this sentence, the auxiliary verb "is" matches the present tense and the subject "University." Therefore, the correct answer is (B), "Is."

35. What (A) we in every building of our University?
When we want to form a question asking about the subject of a sentence, we use the auxiliary verb "do" or "does." In this sentence, the auxiliary verb "do" matches the present tense and the subject "we." Therefore, the correct answer is (A), "do __ there."