II. GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 1. How do you do?A. How do you do?B. Fine, thanks.C. Glad to meet you.2. I any porridge. I’m not hungry.A. wantB. don’t wantC. am not wanting3. My friend lives 9 Apple Street, in Flat 3.A. atB. inC. on4. We any classes yesterday.A. hadn’tB. hadn’t gotC. didn’t have5. These books belong to my friends. They’re .A. theirB. theirsC. themselves6. This lady suffers all the illnesses imaginable.A. fromB. ofC. for7. What is the of the river?A. longestB. lengthC. longness8. He has from his bad cold and can go out tomorrow.A. sufferedB. worriedC. recovered9. The doctor the patient to show her his tongue.A. saidB. wonderedC. told10. I eat a lot of dairy products when I was a child but now I do.A. used toB. didn’t use toC. don’t use to11. Bad news fast.A. travelB. are travellingC. travels12. The British Isles by the Atlantic Ocean in the north.A. washB. are washedC. are washing13. The birds’ songs sound in spring.A. sweetB. sweetlyC. wonderfully14. The sun in the east.A. setsB. gets upC. rises15. My friend is fond of classical music.A. listenB. listeningC. listening to16. It’s always in England.A. sunnyB. foggyC. rains17. The pupil said he played the flute nor the violin.A. neitherB. eitherC. or18. While Nick’s uncle new lands, his wife was writing articles about his trips.A. was exploredB. was exploringC. explored19. The Ural mountains Europe from Asia.A. are separatedB. separateC. divide20. You lick your fingers.A. shouldB. should toC. shouldn’t21. Radio was by A. Popov.A. discoveredB. inventedC. opened22. The Smiths don’t live in Paris. do we.A. EitherB. SoC. Neither23. A person who sells fruit and vegetables is a .A. greengrocerB. grocerC. butcher24. A is a large group of people living together, having the same history, customs traditions and language.A. nationalityB. nationalc. nation25. Nick has got two friends. He is sitting on the sofa them.A. amongB. betweenC. above26. Mr. Green’s secretary is a slim woman.A. tallB. longC. high27. I think he speaks English than Ann.A. worstB. worseC. badly28. English is not my mother .A. tongueB. languageC. nationality29. I have worked as a secretary 6 years.A. sinceB.byC. for30. Can I help you?A. Yes, please.B. Glad to meet you.C. Fine, thank you.31. Which of you French?A. do you knowB. is knowingC. knows32. Nick is a boy who always into trouble.A. getsB. drawsC. ends33. Our sportsmen are going to in the competition in a week.A. holdB. take partC. take place34. It’s dark in the room. Turn the light.A. offB. ofC. on35. Don’t any harm to wild animals.A. keepB. makeC. do36. How much is it?A. Here you are.B. Three pounds, please.C. I’d like to have a look at this shirt.37. Lake Baikal is the deepest freshwater lake on the Earth.A. -B. TheC. A38. Sue says she two foreign languages.A. spokeB. is speakingC. speaks39. Could I buy three of rice?A. kiloB. kilosc. kiloes40. makes laws about the policy of the country, taxes and many other things.A. The QueenB. The House of CommonsC. The House of Lords41. If you my advice, you’ll be healthy.A. followB. will followC. followed42. Tom said he for all the goods they had chosen.A. will payB. would payC. won’t pay43. Milk, butter, sour cream, cottage cheese are sold at the .A. fishmonger’sB. grocer’sC. dairy44. What at 5 o’clock yesterday?A. did you doB. were you doingC. was you doing45. The doctor told me to fruit.A. prescribeB. keep to a diet ofC. suffer from46. The train arrives Moscow at 5 p.m.A. toB. atC. in47. The book about Tom Sawyer was written by .A. Jack LondonB. William ShakespeareC. Mark Twain48. We always buy tickets. It’s much cheaper.A. singleB. returnC. fast49. In America people eat cookies but in Britain.A. sweetsB. biscuitsC. candies50. Betty said she daffodils three days before.A. had boughtB. was boughtC. bought​