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<question>“_____ her name Eliza?”

“No, _____.”

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<variant>Is / she isn’t

<variant>Is / it is not

<variant> What / it isn’t

<variant>He/ isn’t

<question>Is your surname Anderson?

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<variant>Yes, you are

<variant>Yes, I am.

<variant>Yes, my is

<variant> Yes, we are

<question>“Is she American?”

“No, _____.”

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<variant>he isn’t

<variant> hers isn’t

<variant>she her isn’t

<variant> you aren´t

<question> “____ their names Jack & Benny?”

“Yes, _____.”

<variant>Are / they are

<variant>Aren’t / there are

<variant>Am / their

<variant>Is / they’re

<variant>We are

<question>“Is your dog 2 years old?”

“Yes, _____.”

<variant>it is

<variant>dog is

<variant>it’s

<variant>its

<variant> it isn’t

<question>“Is your elder brother married?”

“No, _____.”

<variant> he isn’t

<variant> brother isn’t

<variant>he is not

<variant>she isn’t

<variant>they aren’t

<question>“Are you from Senegal?”

“No, _____.”

<variant>I’m not

<variant>I am n’t

<variant>I are not

<variant>I not

<variant>we aren’t

<question>“_____ Martha English?”

“Yes, she _____.”

<variant>Is / is

<variant>Are / is

<variant>Is / isn’t

<variant>Are / is

<variant>is/ he

<question>“_____ her surname Smith?”

“No, it _____.”

<variant> Is / isn’t

<variant>Is / is

<variant>What / isn’t

<variant>Are / isn’t

<variant>Is/she

<question>“Are you a student?”

“Yes, I _____

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<variant>have

<variant>is

<variant>‘m not

<variant>are

<question> “_____ you from Barcelona?”

“No, I’m not.”

<variant> Are

<variant> Is

<variant>Do

<variant>Where

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<question>“_____ you married?”

“No, I _____.”

<variant> Are / ’m not

<variant>Are / am

<variant>Is / am not

<variant>Aren’t / am

<variant>he/ isn´t

<question>“_____ is Brenda?”

“She’s Patrick’s wife.”

<variant> Who

<variant> What

<variant>Which

<variant>Where

<variant>Whish

<question>My teacher’s name _____ John.

<variant> is

<variant>are

<variant>am

<variant>not

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<question>Marcus and Carlos _____ my brothers.

<variant> are

<variant>am

<variant>is

<variant>be

<variant>were

<question> My mother and father _____ at work.

<variant>are

<variant>am

<variant> is

<variant>*

<variant>was

<question>This is the photo _____ my family.

<variant>of

<variant>at

<variant>in

<variant>on

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<question>It’s good practice _____ you.

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<variant>in

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<question>I’m _____ home.

<variant>at

<variant>on

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<question>I’m _____ La Guardia Community College.

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<variant>on

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<variant>to

<question>I’m _____ New York.

<variant>in

<variant>for

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<variant>in to

<question>I’m _____ a class _____ eight other students.

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<question>I live _____ an apartment _____ two American boys.

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<variant>into

<question> Central Park is lovely _____ the snow.

<variant>in

<variant>at

<variant>of

<variant>with

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<question>“_____ is his job?”

“He _____ a policeman.”

<variant>What / is

<variant>What / are

<variant>Which / is

<variant>Where / is

<variant>Where/are

<question>He _____ from Argentina. He is _____ Mexico.

<variant>isn’t / from

<variant>is / from

<variant>isn’t / in

<variant>aren’t / in

<variant>weren’t

<question>“_____ _____ is a hamburger and chips?”

“Three pounds fifty.”

<variant>How much

<variant>How often

<variant>How many

<variant>How long

<variant>How is it

<question> easy - ______

<variant>difficult

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<variant>difference

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<question>lovely - ______

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<question>fast - ______

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<variant>quick

<variant>warm

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<question>expensive - ______

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<variant>hot

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<question>hot - ______

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<variant>warm

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<variant>big

<question>big - ______

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<variant>high

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<variant>slow

<variant>cold

<question>young - ______

<variant>old

<variant>big

<variant>small

<variant>quick

<variant>tall

<question>“Are you married?”

“No, _____.”

<variant>I’m not

<variant>I am not

<variant>I amn’t

<variant>I m not

<variant>You aren’t

<question>Brazil ____ in Asia. ____ in South America.

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<variant>is / It’s

<variant>is / Is

<variant>is / It isn’t

<variant>I m not

<question>Snow is _____.

<variant>cold

<variant>hot

<variant>small

<variant>cheap

<variant>warm

<question>A: _____ Greek?

B: Yes, I am.

<variant>Are you

<variant>You

<variant>Am I

<variant>I

<variant>am

<question>We _____ in a Russian class.

We _____ in an English class.

<variant>aren’t / are

<variant>are / not

<variant>are / are

<variant>are / am

<variant>are

<question>Rolls-Royce cars are _____.

<variant>expensive

<variant>blue

<variant>cheap

<variant>tall

<variant>small

<question>“_____ your teachers married?”

“Yes, _____.”

<variant>Are / they are

<variant>Is / he’s

<variant>Is / she is

<variant>Is / he is

<variant>Are you

<question>“Is it hot today?”

“No, _____.”

<variant>it isn’t

<variant>it is not

<variant>it’s not

<variant>it not

<variant>aren’t

<question>“Are _____ your parents?”

“Yes, _____.”

<variant>they-they are

<variant>their-they are

<variant>they-their are

<variant>they-they

<variant>We are

<question>Eliza _____ from Greece. _____ from Poland.

<variant>isn’t / She’s

<variant>is / Is

<variant>is / Isn’t

<variant>is / Is not

<variant>is not

<question>Ann is _____ wife.

<variant>John’s

<variant>John is

<variant>John’s is

<variant>John

<variant>Is

<question>This is not just my computer. It is 4 _____ computer.

<variant>students’

<variant>students’s

<variant>student’s

<variant>student

<variant>student is

<question>A: What is _____?

B: She is a bank manager.

<variant>her job

<variant>she job

<variant>he job

<variant>his job

<variant>they job

<question>“How old is your brother?”

“_____ 29.”

<variant>He is

<variant>I am

<variant>It is

<variant>They are

<variant>she is

<question>“How old _____ Mr. & Mrs. White?”

“_____ 50 and 48.”

<variant>are / They’re

<variant>is / They

<variant>are / They

<variant>*/ They are

<variant>We are

<question>“How old ___, Andrew?”

“_____ 21 years old.”

<variant>is / He is

<variant>is he / He’s

<variant>are you / I’m

<variant>are / I

<variant>is/ He’s

<question>“_____ you now?”

“I’m at the school.”

<variant>Where’re

<variant>Where’re are

<variant>Where’s

<variant>Where

<variant>Where is

<question>“Where _____ now?”

“In her office.”

<variant>is she

<variant>is he

<variant>is it

<variant>is

<variant>isn’t

<question>“_____ is his father’s job?”

“He’s a teacher.”

<variant>What

<variant>When

<variant>Why

<variant>Who

<variant>Were

<question>This is those _____ toy.

<variant>kids

<variant>kid

<variant>kids’s

<variant>kid’s

<variant>boy’s

<question>They are not my _____ books.

<variant>children’s

<variant>childs

<variant>children’

<variant>children of

<variant>student

<question>They’re not his _____ mistakes.

<variant>friend’s

<variant>friend

<variant>friends

<variant>friends’s

<variant>children

<question>She _____ a uniform.

<variant>wears

<variant>to wear

<variant>wearing

<variant>wear

<variant>is wearing

<question>He _____ his car every weekend.

<variant>washes

<variant>wash

<variant>washing

<variant>washed

<variant>is washing

<question>Rosemary _____ three languages.

<variant>speaks

<variant>talks

<variant>tells

<variant>know

<variant>talk

<question>My dad _____ at 7 o’clock every day.

<variant>gets up

<variant>looks up

<variant>stands up

<variant>jumps up

<variant>look for

<question>Isabel is a flight attendant. She _____ passengers.

<variant>serves

<variant>to serve

<variant>serve

<variant>serving

<variant>is serving

<question>Their son _____ in this hospital.

<variant>works

<variant>begins

<variant>starts

<variant>likes

<variant>worked

<question>Jim’s a postman. He _____ letters to people.

<variant>delivers

<variant>works

<variant>answers

<variant>serves

<variant>begins

<question>Jane’s a doctor. She _____ ill people.

<variant>helps

<variant>speaks to

<variant>looks at

<variant>serves drinks

<variant>serves

<question>Bern _____ in a flat in Birmingham.

<variant>lives

<variant>stands

<variant>has

<variant>wants

<variant>helps

<question>Nancy’s uncle is a pilot. He _____ all over the world.

<variant>travels

<variant>sees

<variant>goes

<variant>delivers

<variant>jorney

<question>In winter Sheila _____ skiing and in summer _____ tennis.

<variant>goes / plays

<variant>makes / plays

<variant>does / plays

<variant>starts / *

<variant>travels

<question>My friend’s son _____ Turkish and English at university.

<variant>studies

<variant>plays

<variant>has

<variant>goes

<variant>starts

<question>Most of the people _____ work at 8 o’clock every morning.

<variant>starts

<variant>goes

<variant>does

<variant>finishes

<variant>studies

<question>A: _____ does Tony Blair live?

B: In Great Britain.

<variant>Where

<variant>When

<variant>What time

<variant>How

<variant>What

<question> _____ does your father do in his free time?

<variant>What

<variant>What kind

<variant>How many

<variant>Why

<variant>How much

<question>_____ does Andy’s little brother play with?

<variant>Who

<variant>Why

<variant>How old

<variant>Where

<variant>What

<question>_____ does Natalie’s nephew do?

B: He’s an architect.

<variant>What

<variant>Whom

<variant>When

<variant>How

<variant>Where

<question>A: _____ does it rain here?

B: Mostly in summer and winter.

A: _____ snow?

B: In winter.

<variant>When / What about

<variant>Why / How

<variant>What time / Whom

<variant>When / Why

<variant>What/is

<question>A: _____ does Anthony go to work?

B: _____ bus.

<variant>How / By

<variant>How well / On

<variant>What kind / In

<variant>How / In

<variant>How many

<question>She _____ from England.

<variant>comes

<variant>come

<variant>don’t come

<variant>goes

<variant>coming

<question>_____ she _____ French?

<variant>Does / speak

<variant>Does / speaks

<variant>Do / speaks

<variant>Is / speak

<variant>Doesn’t speak

<question>She _____ _____ from America.

<variant>doesn’t come

<variant>don’t comes

<variant>doesn’t comes

<variant>does comes

<variant>doesn’t coming

<question>Every time he _____ a glass of lemonade before breakfast.

<variant>has

<variant>have

<variant>is

<variant>does

<variant>hasn’t

<question>_____ he _____ three children?

<variant>Does / have

<variant>Does / has

<variant>Do / have

<variant>Has / have

<variant>hasn’t

<question>_____ a shower.

<variant>Have

<variant>Go

<variant>Come

<variant>Has

<variant>Do

<question>_____ the phone.

<variant>Answer

<variant>Read

<variant>Look

<variant>Go

<variant>tell

<question>She _____ a white coat.

<variant>wears

<variant>wear

<variant>does wear

<variant>have

<variant>wear not

<question>_____ a magazine.

<variant>Read

<variant>Go

<variant>Live

<variant>Has

<variant>Look

<question>Our teacher gives _____ a lot of homework.

<variant>us

<variant>our

<variant>her

<variant>his

<variant>she

<question>He _____ television every evening.

<variant>watches

<variant>watch

<variant>see

<variant>buy

<variant>looks

<question>At ten we go _____ bed.

<variant>to

<variant>on

<variant>in

<variant>sleep

<variant>at

<question>He picks up the apples _____ the tree.

<variant>from

<variant>for

<variant>on

<variant>at

<variant>to

<question>Get _____ the bus.

<variant>on

<variant>in

<variant>to

<variant>out

<variant>from

<question>She lives _____ Switzerland.

<variant>in

<variant>on

<variant>at

<variant>city

<variant>to

<question>A nurse looks _____ people in hospital.

<variant>after

<variant>for

<variant>at

<variant>helps

<variant>to

<question>There’s a letter _____ you.

<variant>for

<variant>to

<variant>about

<variant>on

<variant>at

<question>Tourists come _____ boat.

<variant>by

<variant>to

<variant>of

<variant>with

<variant>for

<question>He drives the children _____ school.

<varian>to

<variant>at

<variant>tof

<variant>go

<variant>into

<question>He speaks to people _____ his radio.

<variant>on

<variant>at

<variant>of

<variant>in

<variant>by

<question>She likes going _____ walks _____ summer.

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<variant>to / at

<variant>for / at

<variant>on / at

<variant>by

<question>She goes skiing _____ her free time.

<variant>in

<variant>on

<variant>at

<variant>of

<variant>to

<question>He works _____ an undertaker.

<variant>as

<variant>for

<variant>of

<variant>in

<variant>at

<question>“Does she live in Australia?”

“No, she _____.”

<variant>doesn’t

<variant>does

<variant>don’t

<variant>do

<variant>haven’t

<question>We _____ _____ watching television.

<variant>don’t like

<variant>do like

<variant>doesn’t like

<variant>doesn’t like

<variant>doesn’t

<question>He _____ to help people.

<variant>likes

<variant>flies

<variant>runs

<variant>swims

<variant>speaks

<question>_____ _____ languages does she speak?

<variant>How many

<variant>How much

<variant>Why

<variant>Where

<variant>What

<question>_____ sells things.

<variant>A shopkeeper

<variant>A nurse

<variant>A doctor

<variant>A postman

<variant>A teacher

<question>A barman _____.

<variant>serves drinks

<variant>sells things

<variant>delivers letters

<variant>drinks a lot

<variant>serves

<question> _____ _____ looks after money.

<variant>An accountant

<variant>A postman

<variant>A nurse

<variant>A dentist

<variant>A doctor

<question> __________ designs buildings.

<variant>An architect

<variant>A pilot

<variant>An interpreter

<variant>An engineer

<variant>An accountant

<question>He lives ____ an island _____ the west of Scotland

<variant>on / in

<variant>in / in

<variant>on / on

<variant>in / at

<variant>in/ on

<question>She’s married _____ an American man.

<variant>to

<variant>for

<variant>with

<variant>on

<variant>by

<question>He _____ listening _____ music.

<variant>likes / to

<variant>like / to

<variant>likes / of

<variant>likes / with

<variant>look / for

<question>“How _____ he _____ to work?”

“By car.”

<variant>does / go

<variant>does / goes

<variant>do / go

<variant>does / play

<variant>goes

<question>Anna likes Joanna, but Maria doesn’t like _____.

<variant>her

<variant>them

<variant>your

<variant>their

<variant>our

<question>That’s my dictionary. Can I have ___ back please?

<variant>it

<variant>you

<variant>them

<variant>my

<variant>we

<question>Philippe _____ in London.

<variant>lives

<variant>starts

<variant>comes

<variant>work

<variant>speaks

<question>“_____ he married?”

“No, he _____.”

<variant>Is / isn’t

<variant>Does / isn’t

<variant>Is / doesn’t

<variant>Does / is

<variant>Do not

<question>“What _____ she do?”

“She is an interpreter.”

<variant>does

<variant>do

<variant>is

<variant>are

<variant>am

<question>_____ he sleep well?

<variant>Does

<variant>Have

<variant>Do

<variant>Has

<variant>Are

<question>What _____ you _____ at the weekend?

<variant> do / do

<variant>do / does

<variant>does / do

<variant>does / does

<variant>do/doing

<question>What _____ Dick and Tom like _____?

<variant>do / doing

<variant>doing / *

<variant>do / do

<variant>does / doing

<variant>does / do

<question>Do boys like _____ jeans?

<variant>wearing

<variant>wear

<variant>to wear

<variant>worn

<variant>is wearing

<question>My classmates _____ on picnic every month.

<variant>go

<variant>goes

<variant>going

<variant>went

<variant>is going

<question>Mary _____ face every morning.

<variant>washes her

<variant>wash my

<variant>washes his

<variant>washes their

<variant>washing

<question>I _____ a cigarette, but my teacher _____ smoke.

<variant>smoke / doesn’t

<variant>don’t / smokes

<variant>smokes / smokes

<variant>smoke / don’t

<variant> doesn’t/ smoke

<question>They _____ wash _____ car every day.

<variant>don’t / their

<variant>don’t / his

<variant>don’t / my

<variant>don’t / our

<variant>doesn’t/her

<question>My parents _____ eat meat.

<variant>don’t

<variant>aren’t

<variant>doesn’t

<variant>are

<variant>don’t / their

<question>Summer holidays _____ in June.

<variant>begin

<variant>begins

<variant>beginning

<variant>began

<variant>to begin

<question>We _____ tennis on Monday evenings, but my little sister _____ on

Sundays.

<variant>play / plays

<variant>plays / plays

<variant>play / play

<variant>plays / play

<variant>is play

<question>You _____ a lot of things in _____ free time.

<variant>do / your

<variant>does / your

<variant>do / my

<variant>do / our

<variant>aren’t

<question>My cat licks _____ tail every evening. But my dogs never lick _____

tails.

<variant>its / their

<variant>its / its

<variant>their / its

<variant>* / *

<variant>aren’t

<question>I like _____ football, but my brother doesn’t.

<variant>playing

<variant>played

<variant>play

<variant>plays

<variant>is playing

<question>She likes _____ TV, but her husband doesn’t.

<variant>watching

<variant>to watch

<variant>watches

<variant>watched

<variant>is watching

<question>Her sister doesn’t _____ eating a hamburger.

<variant>like

<variant>likes

<variant>liking

<variant>liked

<variant>is liking

<question>Do you like _____ in your free time?

<variant>reading

<variant>reads

<variant>to read

<variant>read

<variant>is reading

<question>I like _____ but I _____ like swimming.

<variant>sailing / don’t

<variant>sail / doesn’t

<variant>sail / don’t

<variant>sail / do

<variant>to sail

<question>Tom _____ her but she doesn’t like _____.

<variant>likes / him

<variant>like / her

<variant>likes / he

<variant>like / him

<variant>is liking

<question>Andrew buys a newspaper everyday. _____ reads _____ at home.

<variant>He / it

<variant>Him / it

<variant>It / he

<variant>His / it

<variant>She it

<question>Mike eats cheeseburgers because _____ likes _____.

<variant>he / them

<variant>him / they

<variant>he / their

<variant>him / them

<variant>she their

<question> “What time is it?”

“3:45”

<variant>It is quarter to four.

<variant>It is fifteen past four.

<variant>It is quarter past three

<variant>It is fifteen to four.

<variant>It is thirty to five

<question>It is half past eight.

<variant>8:30

<variant>7:30

<variant>18:30

<variant>17:30

<variant>22:30

<question>It is quarter past eight.

<variant>8:15

<variant>7:30

<variant>8:30

<variant>17:15

<variant>9:15

<question>It is five to nine.

<variant>8:55

<variant>9:35

<variant>9:55

<variant>9:05

<variant>10:55

<question>It is five past nine.

<variant>9:05

<variant>9:35

<variant>8:55

<variant>9:55

<variant>7:45

<question>A friend of mine likes _____ on picnic at weekends.

<variant>going

<variant>to go

<variant>goes

<variant>go

<variant>is going

<question>I _____ my teeth every morning.

<variant>brush

<variant>brushing

<variant>brushes

<variant>to brush

<variant>is brushing

<question>_____ Kate live near Jane?

<variant>Does

<variant>Are

<variant>Do

<variant>Is

<variant>To do

<question>His father _____, but Bill’s father _____ smoke.

<variant>smokes / doesn’t

<variant>smokes / don’t

<variant>smoke / don’t

<variant>smokes / isn’t

<variant>is smoking

<question>My father _____ driving.

<variant>doesn’t like

<variant>don’t likes

<variant>doesn’t likes

<variant>don’t like

<variant>to like

<question>She _____ a bus to university.

<variant>always takes

<variant>always take

<variant>takes always

<variant>take always

<variant>taking

<question>I _____ to a football match every Sunday but my father _____.

<variant>go / doesn’t

<variant>goes / doesn’t

<variant>go / don’t

<variant>goes / don’t

<variant>going/ doesn’t

<question>Every year millions of people _____ The London Museum.

<variant>visit

<variant>go

<variant>come

<variant>want

<variant>going/

<question>The Buckingham Palace _____ lots of rooms.

<variant>has

<variant>have

<variant>to have

<variant>having

<variant>is having

<question>Visitors _____ to India ‘s Independence Day from all over the world.

<variant>come

<variant>visit

<variant>leave

<variant>goes

<variant>go

<question>I _____ English, Russian, and Romanian, but I _____ Chinese.

<variant>speak / don’t speak

<variant>speaks / speak

<variant>speaks / speaks

<variant>speaks / don’t speak

<variant>tell/ don’t tell

<question>Many foreigners in our country _____ to the Golden Bazaar.

<variant>go shopping

<variant>buy

<variant>want

<variant>come

<variant>is buying

<question>A: What _____ you _____?

B: An architect.

<variant>do / do

<variant>does / do

<variant>are / do

<variant>do / are

<variant>does/does

<question>A:What _____ your niece _____?

B: A nurse.

<variant>does / do

<variant>does / is

<variant>do / do

<variant>is / do

<variant>does/ does

<question>A: Where _____ your parents _____?

B: In the Ministry of Education.

<variant>do / work

<variant>do / do

<variant>are / work

<variant>work / *

<variant>is work

<question>A: _____ languages do they speak?

B: Just one.

<variant>How many

<variant>What

<variant>How

<variant>Which

<variant> How much

<question>A: Do you _____ Afghani?

B: No, _____.

<variant>speak / I don’t

<variant>speak / you don’t

<variant>speak / don’t I

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<question>A: _____ does Margaret start work?

B: At 7 in the morning.

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<variant>What kind

<variant>What sort

<variant>What about

<variant>What is

<question>A: _____ do your brothers like working in this factory?

B: Because they earn much money.

<variant>Why

<variant>When

<variant>What

<variant>Whom

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<variant>Does

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<question>_____ New York exciting?

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<question>Where _____ they live?

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<question>Why _____ you want to learn English?

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<question>We _____ Algerians.

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<question>What _____ he do at weekends?

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<question>He plays football _____ Friday mornings.

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<question>Where do you go _____ holiday?

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<question>I like _____.

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<question>He hates _____ football _____ television.

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<question>They like _____ very much.

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<question>My brother’s birthday is _____ March.

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<question>Sometimes we _____ cards.

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<question>She never _____ meat.

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<question>We always _____ lemonade in the evenings.

<variant>have

<variant>has

<variant>drinking

<variant>to drink

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<question>A: I’m sorry. I’m late.

B: _____ Come and sit down.

<variant>Don’t worry!

<variant>Excuse me

<variant>What’s the matter?

<variant>Why are you late?

<variant>Sorry

<question>A- _____ your wife _____ English?

B- Yes, she does.

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<variant>Does / speaking

<variant>Do / speak

<variant>Do / speaking

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<question>“How many languages _____ you _____?”

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<variant>do / speaking

<variant>does / speaking

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<question>Why _____ you like _____ in the hotel?

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<question>They never go out _____ Friday evenings.

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<question>She loves _____ to music.

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<question>They often eat in a restaurant ___ Tuesdays.

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<question>_____ summer I play tennis _____ Sundays.

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<variant>At / on

<variant>In / in

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<question>“Do Mr. Adams and his daughter like going _____?”

“No, they _____.”

<variant>skiing / don’t

<variant>ski / don’t

<variant>skiing / do

<variant>ski / does

<variant>do ski

<question>“_____ they _____ a winter holiday?”

“Yes, they do.”

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<variant>Does / want

<variant>Do / wanting

<variant>Does / wanting

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<question>What time ____ you go to bed?

<variant>do

<variant>does

<variant>is

<variant>have

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<question>“_____ do you do your homework?”

“After dinner.”

<variant>When

<variant>What

<variant>How

<variant>Where

<variant>Why

<question>“_____ you go out on Friday evenings?”

“Yes, I do sometimes.”

<variant>Do

<variant>Where

<variant>Are

<variant>Does

<variant>is

<question>“_____ do you like your job?”

“Because it’s interesting.”

<variant>Why

<variant>What

<variant>How

<variant>Where

<variant>When

<question>“_____ do you travel to school?”

“By bus.”

<variant>How

<variant>What

<variant>Why

<variant>Where

<variant>When

<question>“_____ do you _____ on Sundays?”

“I always relax.”

<variant>What / do

<variant>How / doing

<variant>Where / does

<variant>What / relax

<variant>Where/ do

<question>“____ ____ you live with?”

“With my mother and sisters.”

<variant>Who / do

<variant>What / do

<variant>Where / does

<variant>Who / does

<variant>What/ does

<question>“_____ do you _____ on holiday?”

“To Rome or Paris.”

<variant>Where / go

<variant>How / relax

<variant>Where / like

<variant>Why / go

<variant>What

<question>A- _____ there _____ desk?

B- Yes, _____ is.

<variant>Is / a / there

<variant>Are / the / they

<variant>Is / * / there

<variant>Is / one / they

<variant> Are/ there

<question>A- _____ there three stereos in the living room?

B- No, there _____.

<variant>Are / aren’t

<variant>Are / are

<variant>Are / not

<variant>Are / *

<variant>Is/isn’t

<question>Is there _____ apple in the bag?

<variant>an

<variant>a

<variant>the

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<variant>are

<question>There _____ 4 _____ on the sofa?

<variant>are / women

<variant>is / women

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<variant>are / woman

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<question>There _____ one bag. There _____ 3 bags.

<variant>isn’t / are

<variant>is / is

<variant>not / are

<variant>aren’t / are

<variant>aren’t

<question>There _____ 3 telephones, but _____ isn’t a cooker.

<variant>are / there

<variant>is / there

<variant>are / they

<variant>are / their

<variant>there

<question>____ any men in the hall?

<variant>Are there

<variant>Are their

<variant>Are they

<variant>Is there

<variant>there

<question>A: _____ there many mice in the house?

B: No, there _____.

<variant>Are / aren’t

<variant>Are / not

<variant>Are / are

<variant>Are /*

<variant>Is isn’t

<question>_____ there _____ chairs in the class?

<variant>Are / any

<variant>Are / some

<variant>Are / there

<variant>Are / a

<variant>Are/aren’t

<question>Yes, there are _____ chairs, but there are not _____ desks.

<variant>some / any

<variant>any / some

<variant>any / any

<variant>some / some

<variant>any /some

<question>A: _____ is there in the bedroom?

B: There _____ 2 beds, 3 televisions, and 2 cupboards.

<variant>What / are

<variant>What / is

<variant>How many / are

<variant>How many / is

<variant>How much/ is

<question>A- _____ books _____ there under your desk?

B- There _____ one.

<variant>How many / are / is

<variant>How many / is / is

<variant>What / are / is

<variant>How much / are / is

<variant>How many/ is/ are

<question>There are _____ sandwiches, but there _____ any chips.

<variant>some / aren’t

<variant>any / aren’t

<variant>some / are

<variant>any / are

<variant>aren’t/ some

<question>A: Do you have any _____?

B: No, I don’t. But I have _____ grammar books.

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<variant>a dictionary / some

<variant>dictionary / any

<variant>dictionaries / any

<variant> any dictionary

<question>There is _____ photo of _____ teachers.

<variant>a / some

<variant>some / some

<variant>some / any

<variant>any / some

<variant>any/ any

<question>How many _____ are there in the cupboard.

<variant>glasses

<variant>of glasses

<variant>a glass

<variant>glass

<variant>****

<question>In our garden there is _____ huge pine tree, and there are _____

bushes.

<variant>a / a lot of

<variant>an / many

<variant>a / lot of

<variant>* / many

<variant>a/ much

<question>Is there _____ garden?

<variant>a

<variant>*

<variant>any

<variant>some

<variant>are

<question>There’s _____ open-fire in the living room?

<variant>an

<variant>some

<variant>a

<variant>any

<variant>no

<question>There are _____ big cupboards in the kitchen.

<variant>some

<variant>a

<variant>any

<variant>*

<variant>an

<question>Are there _____ trees and flowers in the garden?

<variant>any

<variant>some

<variant>a

<variant>*

<variant>are

<question>There’s _____ electric cooker.

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<variant>some

<variant>any

<variant>a

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<question>There are _____ good restaurants nearby.

<variant>some

<variant>any

<variant>a

<variant>*

<variant>an

<question>Upstairs there’s _____ big bathroom.

<variant>a

<variant>some

<variant>an

<variant>any

<variant>are

<question>Does the cottage have _____ dining room?

<variant>a

<variant>an

<variant>any

<variant>some

<variant>are

<question>The village of the Kingmore has _____ post office and _____ shop.

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<variant>some / any

<variant>a / a

<variant>an / a

<variant>an / an

<question>Are there _____ good beaches near the cottage?

<variant>a

<variant>some

<variant>any

<variant>the

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<question>“_____ there any cups?”

“Yes, ______ are.”

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<variant>There / is

<variant>This / is

<variant> Is / this

<variant>It/is

<question>“Is _____ a television?”

“Yes, there ____.”

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<variant>this / are

<variant>this / is

<variant>that / is

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<question>There _____ any flowers.

<variant>aren’t

<variant>is

<variant>are

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<variant>don’t

<question>It’s the best home _____ the world.

<variant>in

<variant>on

<variant>all

<variant>at

<variant>to

<question>The front door is _____ the top of the steps.

<variant>on

<variant>at

<variant>in

<variant>by

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<question>There _____ a photo _____ the television.

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<variant>is / in

<variant>are / on

<variant>are / in

<variant>are/to

<question>There are two pictures _____ the wall.

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<variant>at

<variant>of

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<variant>to

<question>The cinema is _____ the left.

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<variant>at

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<variant>in

<variant>to

<question>_____ there a table? Yes, there _____.

<variant>Is / is

<variant>Are / are

<variant>Are / is

<variant>Is / are

<variant>A/is

<question>There _____ an armchair.

<variant>is

<variant>any

<variant>are

<variant>some

<variant>no

<question> “_____ there any photos?”

“No, there _____.”

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<variant>Is / isn’t

<variant>Is / aren’t

<variant>Are/isn’t

<variant>isn’t/ are

<question>There _____ magazines under the table.

<variant>are

<variant>is

<variant>some

<variant>any

<variant>an

<question>There _____ a post box in front of the chemist’s.

<variant>is

<variant>some

<variant>are

<variant>any

<variant>an

<question>How much are _____ glasses?

<variant>these

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<variant>this

<variant>that

<variant>there

<question>“Is _____ book John’s?”

“Yes, _____ is.”

<variant>this / it

<variant>these / it

<variant>it / it’s

<variant>that / its

<variant>that / it

<question>Take _____ bags into the kitchen.

<variant>these

<variant>this

<variant>that

<variant>it

<variant>there

<question>I don’t like _____ music.

<variant>this

<variant>these

<variant>they

<variant>it

<variant>that

<question>Bob, _____ is my mother.

<variant>this

<variant>it

<variant>these

<variant>that

<variant>there

<question>“Is _____ exercise very easy?”

“No, _____ isn’t.”

<variant>that / it

<variant>this / its

<variant>hese / this

<variant>these / it

<variant>that /is

<question>I like Tom, _____ I don’t like his wife.

<variant>but

<variant>and

<variant>because

<variant>so

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<question>I like living here _____ it’s near the shops.

<variant>because

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<variant>and

<variant>but

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<question>We both like sailing, _____ we live near the sea.

<variant>so

<variant>because

<variant>and as

<variant>but

<variant>so/ so

<question>Our flat is small, _____ it’s comfortable.

<variant>but

<variant>so

<variant>because

<variant>and

<variant>so/ so

<question>New York is expensive, _____ I like it.

<variant>but

<variant>because

<variant>and

<variant> so

<variant>and as

<question>I like New York, _____ it’s very exciting.

<variant>because

<variant>but

<variant>and

<variant>so

<variant>and as

<question>I like Judy, _____ I often visit her.

<variant>so

<variant>because

<variant>but

<variant>for

<variant>just

<question>I like Chinese food, _____ my husband doesn’t like it at all.

<variant>but

<variant>so

<variant>because

<variant>and

<variant>and as

<question>We live in a flat on the top floor, _____ we don’t have a garden.

<variant>so

<variant>ut

<variant>because

<variant>and

<variant>just

<question>I like my job _____ it’s interesting.

<variant>because

<variant>and

<variant>so

<variant>but

<variant>for

<question>In my bedroom there’s a bed _____ a wardrobe.

<variant>and

<variant>so

<variant>but

<variant>also

<variant>because

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