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1. There … a lot of students in this room yesterday
a) are
b) were
c) was
2. We ….3-4 lessons at the university every day.
a) has
b) had
c) have
3. It …sunny and warm tomorrow.
a) was
b) will be
c) is
4. My friends … at the university now.
a) are
b) were
c) will be
5. There are a lot new computers … this room /
a) at
b) on
c) in
6. They… an English article now.
a) are reading
b) will be reading
c) read
7. The workers … the new machinery when the head engineer came in.
a) were installing
b) was installing
c) installed
8. His brother…. the Technological University last year.
a) does enter
b) entered
c) did not enter
9. …. speaks English in your group well?
a) which
b) who
c) whose
10. My brother and his wife rent (сдают)…. old flat.
a) us
b) their
c) they
11. I and my friend are translating a new text now. … is very long.
a) this
b) that
c) it
12. The mathematics is … subject for me.
a) difficult
b) the most difficult
c) difficulter
13. Our group ….already …. to the university.
a) came
b) was coming
c) has come
14. By this time yesterday our chief … all the documents.
a) looked through
b) has looked through
c) had looked through
15. He went …..the room.
a) into
b) in
c) at
16. The new books … by the students in the library yesterday.
a) took
b) are taken
c) were taken
17. We … never … to England.
a) had been
b) have been
c) were
18. My dad …….the new car by the end of the month.
a) will buy
b) will have bought
c) buy
19. The new programs …..just ….by our engineers.
a) have downloaded
b) have been downloaded
c) download
20. This building is… than that one.
a) old
b) the oldest
c) older

2. Fill in the gaps with the correct variant:

1. I don’t have neighbours behind the walls because I live in a … house.
a. terraced
b. detached
c. semi-detached
2. Students studying for a Master’s degree are called … .
a. post-graduates
b. undergraduates
c. graduates
3. Teachers guiding students in British Universities are … .
a. supervisors
b. advisors
c. tutors
4. I’m studying part-time and I’m an/a … student.
a. full-time
b. external
c. internal
5. One has to study 3 years to … a Ph.D. degree.
a. award
b. achieve
c. receive
6. Right now I’m… a course in Applied Mathematics.
a. taking
b. getting
c. visiting
7. Human-factors engineering deals with….
a. efficiency
b. safety
c. quantity of workers
8. “to bring about” means …
a. to receive
b. to introduce
c. to carry
9. It’s a … building with tiled roof.
a. two-stairs
b. two-storied
c. two-floor
10. Electronic con¬trols enable AC motors … at variable speeds
a. to run
b. to go
c. to move

(1) Fill in the blank with the correct word. Use is, are + some
1. There … cereal in the cabinet. 2. There … eggs in the refrigerator. 3. There … cookies in the cabinet. 4. There … bananas on the counter. 5. There … rice in the refrigerator. 6. There … bread on the counter. 7. There … oranges on the counter. 8. There … apples in the basket. 9. There … peanut butter in the cabinet. 10. There …donuts on the counter. 11. There … coffee in the cup.

1. Isn’t it hot? I think I _____________ (open) the window to let in some fresh air.
2. By the year 2050, global temperatures ______________________ (rise) by at least 1.5 degrees.
3. This time tomorrow we ________________ (lie) on the beach!
4. Life on earth _______________ (change) a lot by the year 2050.
5. By the time I graduate from the university I _______________ (study) English for 15 years!
6. Don’t call me after 11. I _________________ (sleep).
7. I’m sure I _____________________ (finish) my homework by midnight.
8. Human clones _________________ (walk) in the streets in fifty years’ time.
9. The film _____________________ (start) by the time we get there!
10. I __________________ (fly) to Morocco this time tomorrow.

B. Use will or going to.

1. What do you want for lunch? – I think I (have) chicken and some salad.
2. John has come back from England. – I know. I (see) him tonight.
3. I haven’t got any money. – I (lend) you some if you want me to.
4. Ben and I (get) married in April. – Really? Congratulations!
5. Is Dave coming to the party? – Yes, but he probably (be) late.
6. Laura is in hospital. – Really? I (send) her some flowers.
7. Have you decided where to go on holiday? – Yes, I (travel) round Europe.
8. The plants need watering. – I know. I (water) them later.
9. What a lot of dust! It (make) me sneeze!
10. I have to leave class early tomorrow – I (take) part in a debate on global warming.

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