ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА! 15 БАЛЛОВ 1. Choose the correct answer a), b) or c). 1.You should get _________...

1. a
2. a
3. a
4. c
5. a
6. a
7. a
8. a
9. a
10. a
11. a
12. c
13. a
14. a
15. a
16. a
17. a
18. a
19. a
20. a

1. a) the - You should get the most out of your studies.
2. a) does he - He never goes to museums, does he?
3. c) doesn't he - He grew up in New England, didn't he?
4. c) says - He is said to be a great man.
5. a) haven't seen - I've heard about the film but I haven't seen it yet.
6. a) since - He has been working since 5 o’clock.
7. c) must - This train doesn’t go to London. You must change at Bristol.
8. a) visited - The first time I visited London was in 1995.
9. a) are taught - Three foreign languages are taught at our school.
10. a) visit - If I visit Britain I’ll meet my pen friends.
11. a) “Here you are” - “Can I have your textbook please?” – “Here you are”
12. c) teach - If you cannot play golf, I will be pleased to teach you.
13. a) the latest - Did you hear the latest news?
14. a) worth - The Red Square is worth seeing.
15. a) talking - Stop talking, please.
16. a) answered - I telephoned but nobody answered.
17. a) at - Don’t look at me! I am not guilty.
18. a) the - The second page in the book is missing.
19. a) to marry - My mother didn’t want me to marry Jack.
20. a) do - What made him do such things?

Here are the correct answers with brief explanations for each:

1. c) __ "You should get __ most of your studies." The correct form is without an article, as "most" is used in a general sense.

2. a) does he This is a tag question that mirrors the negative form in the statement ("never goes"), so "does he" is correct.

3. a) didn’t he This is another tag question. The statement is in the past tense ("grew up"), so the tag should use "didn’t he."

4. a) said "He is said to be a great man" is the correct passive form, indicating a general opinion.

5. a) haven’t seen The present perfect tense ("haven’t seen") is appropriate here because it implies an action (or lack thereof) that continues up to the present.

6. a) since "Since 5 o’clock" indicates a specific point in time from which the action has been continuing.

7. c) must "You must change at Bristol" indicates necessity.

8. a) visited The simple past tense is used here because the visit happened at a specific time in the past.

9. a) are taught This is a passive construction. The subject (foreign languages) receives the action of being taught.

10. a) visit This is a first conditional sentence, using the simple present tense "visit" after "if" to indicate a future possible action.

11. a) “Here you are” This is a common response when handing something to someone.

12. c) teach "Teach" is correct because the speaker is offering to instruct someone else in how to play golf.

13. a) the latest "The latest news" is a common phrase meaning the most recent information.

14. a) worth "Worth seeing" is a common expression to recommend that something deserves a visit or attention.

15. a) talking "Stop talking, please" is the correct instruction to ask someone to cease speaking.

16. a) answered "Answered" is the appropriate term for responding to a telephone call.

17. a) at "Don’t look at me!" is the correct directive using the preposition "at" to indicate direction of gaze.

18. a) The "The second page in the book is missing" specifies a particular page, so "the" is necessary.

19. a) to marry "Didn’t want me to marry Jack" follows the structure of wanting someone to do something, which requires "to" + verb.

20. a) do "What made him do such things?" uses the base form of the verb following a modal verb ("made").

These responses should help clarify your understanding of these English structures!