____ President of ____ United States lives in ____ White House in ____ Washington D.C.

___ not any glass in the windows, that is why ____ so cold in the room.

When the fog ____, we ____ to see where we are.

You looked very busy when I ____ you last night. What ____?

Mary hasn’t been in London, ____she?

____ breakfast yet? – Yes, I ____.

\I ____ a new house last year, but I ____ my old house yet, so at the moment I have two houses.

After failing his driving test four  times, he finally ____ trying to pass.

I ____ all of the questions correctly  since I began this grammar exercise.

I have my English class ____ Monday morning.

I was late. The teacher ____ the  test when I ____ to class.

They can’t have ____ more strawberries. I want ____ to make jam.

We all ____ his story as a joke.

They ____ to return next Monday.

My hair ____ very long.

Nothing was stolen, ____?

I enjoyed the film last night. ____.

You are always ____ excuses for not ____ your homework on time.

can’t speak French. I I wish I____

What time does your plane take ____?

When I ____ for my passport, I ____ this old photograph.

I____ to the theatre for ages.

Did you notice Nick ____ another  student’s paper during the exam?

I ____ to live with my family, but now I live alone.

You ____ have a passport if you want to travel abroad.

She said that she ____ her present flat and ____ to find another.

If it ____ raining yesterday, we ____ the game.

The new highway ____ sometime next month.

I have always enjoyed travelling. My sister, ____, prefers to stay home.

While the waiter _____ up the broken plates, he _____ his finger

While I _____ this morning, I _____ my money. I don’t know how

I _____ for my things when I ____ someone call my name

East or West ... is best.

An Englishman house is his ...

You can see a lovely carpet ... the middle ... the room.

We are looking ... a flat with all modern conveniences.

All our students have dinner in their University’s ... .

Children of aunt are my ... .

He moved there some years ago, in 1950.

There are more than ... books in the library.

Is ... absent today?

It is much ___ to speak English than to understand

Which is ___ country in the UK?

The ___ you start, the ___ you’ll finish

My brother and I …….. swimming almost every day last summer.

Jack ……… chess before, so I showed him what to do.

I wanted to say good bye to Jerry, but he …….

 I invited Mary out for a meal, but unfortunately she ________ dinner

They ______ called you

Many houses ______ in our city every year.

If I won a lottery, I ------------a house in the country

If I _____you, I’d take the risk

Peter is ______Jane to do it at this very moment

I thought you _______ the party

He works at the theatre,_____ ?

She _____ go to the dentist’s yesterday

‘These cases look heavy. ‘_____carry one for you?’ ‘That’s very nice of you.

You look tired. You ______ go to bed

This glass is dirty. Can you give me______  one

Would you like ____ for a walk

Choose the right variant of the Gerund: The doctor told her to avoid ....... in the sun.

Choose the verb in Future Perfect Tense: He ...... his favourite article by 9 o’clock tomorrow

… a lot of good students in this class.

Pete, І’m talkіng to ... . Where are ... keys

Choose the verb in Future Simple Tense: My elder sister ... school next year.

Choose the verb in Present Perfect Tense: On my way to the University I remembered that I ... my report at home.

Choose the correct form of the Complex Object: The teacher advised us ... dictionaries

Choose the right form of the Modal verb: My dentist says I ... eat so many sweets.

Choose the verb in Past Perfect Tense: He opened his eyes, looked around and tried to remember what ... to him

The Sun ... when I woke up

Choose the right form of the Perfect Tense: ... you ... to plant carrots and tomatoes this year?

Choose the right form of the Perfect Tense: I ... never ... (to be) to London

Answer for the following question: What are the most famous educational centers in Great Britain?

Choose the verb in Future Continuous Tense: Don’t come to my place tomorrow. I ... a composition the whole evening.

Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: He was ... in the family.

Find out the Synonym: to evaluate

Choose the correct form of the demonstrative pronoun: ... is his latest novel.

Choose the right variant of Possessive case: The doll of the girl.

Choose the right form of Personal Pronouns: Are ... busy now

Choose the right form of the Perfect Tense: He ... his work by next month

Choose the right variant of the Degree of adjective comparison: Kate is ... than Mary

Choose the right form of the Passive Voice: Look! The bridge ...

Choose the right variant of the Infinitive: Let me ... you with your homework.

Choose the right variant of the Gerund: I have no hope of ... him soon

Choose the right variant of the Participle: We could not see the sun ... by dark clouds.

Choose the right variant of the verb in the Passive voice: The young engineers ... a new laboratory by the Dean.

Choose the verb in Past Perfect Tense: Nick showed the teacher the picture which he ...

You can see a lovely carpet ... the middle ... the room.

The book contains ... information. It’s very useful.

Tom and Jack were on their way to a lake in the mountains. They had to cross a small river. The river had become deeper after the rain. Tom went first. As the stones were wet, Tom fell into the water. As the water was very fast, he asked Jack for help. What do you think Jack did?

Choose the appropriate variant of indirect speech. The teacher ... be quiet.

Choose the appropriate prepositions. The thieves have been arrested and charged ... robbery.

Choose the appropriate variant of indirect speech. «May I keep your dictionary till Friday?» – she asked me. She asked me ... dictionary till Friday.

Choose the appropriate form of adjectives or adverbs. My friend`s grades are twice ... mine.

Complete the sentence. Sean has English 3 times a week, and ... .

Choose the appropriate non-finite form of the verb. I heard ... on the telephone.

Choose the appropriate form of the verb. If I hadn`t been so busy yesterday, I ... to the station to see you off.

Choose the appropriate form of the verb. Juan wondered if Susan ... to marry him if he ... .

Complete the dialogue. A. ... anything special this weekend? B. No, not really. A. Well, I am going to Wales on Friday. Would you like to come? B. Yes, I`d love to. Wait a minute. Let me look at my diary. I`m afraid I won`t be able to come. I ... John at six.

Choose the antonym to the underlined word. Many English settlers came to America to escape religious conflicts in the home country.