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Book 2
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Example:
Tim his car every day. 16. Our family to the beach every
summer.
a. going to wash
-
b. washing a. is going
lõ washes b. go
d. wash c. likes go
d. goes
11. My wife and I dancing last
weekend. L7. We the house tomorrow.
a. are going - a, go to clean
b. went - going to clean
b. are
c. go c. want clean
d. did d. cleaned
12. Is Maria going to spaghetti 18. Her friends gave her flowers, but she
tomorrow? a watch.
a. cooks - a. wanting
b. cooked b. is going to want
c. cook c. wanted
d. to cook d. gave
13. I-mathematicsevery 19. His parents TV last night.
Sunday.
a. watched
a. studying b. -
are watching
b. going to study c. watches
c. am studying d. watch
d. study
20. Nancy isn't home her bicycle now.
L4. He his car last year. a. She rides
a. is going to sell b. She rode
- selling
b. is c. She's riding
c. sold d. She riding
d. sells
1õ. Jimmy and Patty right now.
a. are swimming
b. swam
c. swim
d. swimming
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WHICH WORD?
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Amy and Tom our is very good friends. They go studied went
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to college together a few years ago, and now they work working worked together.
Tomorrow is Amy's birthday. Next Last In this year Tom gave Amy a sweater, but
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this year he's going to give her them him a novel because she
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like to likes likes to read.
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Example:
A. How much milk do you want? 8. A. How much yogurt do you want?
B. B. Just
a, How much. a. a little
@ Not too much. b. too much
c. Too much. c, a few
d. Not too many d. too many
1. A. How many cookies do you want? 4. A. How do you like the eggs?
B. B. I think delicious.
a. Not too much. a. they
b. How many. b. they're
c. Not too many. c. their
d. Too much. d. it's
2. A. How do you like the cheese? 6. A. These french fries are delicious.
B. I think delicious. B. I'm glad
a. it a. you like it
b. they're b. they like you
c. their c. you like them
d. it's d. they're french fries
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Ernmpl.e:
meatballs do you want? 8. oranges do you want?
a. Not too many a. How many
..-. -- many
(þ.)flonr b. Too many
c. Too many c. Not too many
d. How much d. How much
6. She drinks coffee. 9. any mayonnaise.
a. not too many a. Letþ make
b. too much b. Ttrere aren't
c. just little c. There isn't
d. too many d. How many
7. I made the rice. I'm glad 10. I eat bananas every day.
a. it's just a little a. too much
b. you like ühem -
b. a few
c. the/re delicious c. a little
d. you like it d. just many
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Erampl.e:
There aren't any 19. There isn't any
a. tea a. pears
.^'. temons -. b.
(9') meatballs
c. cake c. tomatoes
d. rice d. orangejuice
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Exømple:
A. \ühere's the salt?
18. A. Where are the hamburgers?
B. on the table.
B. on the counter.
^-..If's
ta.) a. Not too many
b. They're
b. Are they
c. It
c. It's
d. There isn't
d. They're
16. A. \ilhere's the salad?
19. A. Where's the sugar?
B. in the dining room.
B. It's on the
a. A little
a. table
b. They're -.
b. refrigerator
c. It's
c. fteezet
d. How much
d. lemonade
17. A. Where's the
20. A. I can't find the soy sauce.
B. It's in the refrigerator.
B. in the refrigerator.
a. cabinet -?
a. Let's make some
b. cheese
b. Is
c. sandwiches
c. They're
d. table
d. It's
Albert doesn't like vegetables. In fact, he never eats ühenr . His wife tells him that
vegetables good for him, but Albert doesn't think so. He thinks
taste terrible.
Albert's wife likes pizza. In fact, she eats æ all the time. Albert tells her she
eats too A pizza, but she doesn't think so. She thinks that pizza
delicious.
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Book 2
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Example:
ez,can a. pound
b. bag b. bag
c. bunch c. bottle
d. pound d. bunch
1. We need two of bread. 4. I need a of cheese.
a. loafs a. gallon
b. loaves b. pint -
c. jars c. quart
d. bunches d. halfpound
2. Ineeda-oflettuce. 5. Weneeda-eggs.
a. quart a. dozen of
b. box b. bag of
c. head c. dozen
d. pint d. bunch
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any more lettuce. 8. any more bottles of ketchup.
Â^, . r¡
|\a.r'rnere rsn'f, a. There aren't
b. There aren't b. rWe have to buy
c. Is there c. Are
d. How much is d. There isn't
6. any more hot chocolate. 9. any more fish.
a. Do we need a. Add
b. There isn't b. Do we need
c. I recommend c. There isn't
d. There aren't d. There aren't
7. any more strawberries? 10. any more rice?
a. We need a. Please give me
b. Aren't b. Is there
c. Are c. How much is
d. Are there d. Are there
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Exømple:
I recommend the pie. excellent. 13. I suggest the chocolate ice cream
(r lfs
- a. It's delicious.
b. They're b. They're out of this world.
c. Is it c. I can't decide it.
d. Everybody likes it d. Everybody says it's dessert.
11. I recommend the pancakes. Everybody 14. the nuts?
says _.
a. I recommend
a. it's magnificent
b. How is
b. they're an order
c. How many
c. they're wonderful
d. How are
d. they're for breakfast
15. Please give me a apple pie.
12. Do you want milk?
a, more
a. a dish of -
b. bowl
b. a glass of
c. piece of
c. piece of
d. cup of
d. glass of
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A. That's a 24 of money!
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Exømple:
A. Will the game begin soon? 8. A. ltrill the books arrive soon?
B. Yes, B. Yes. anive at 5:00.
a. he will a. They'll
-. will
b. we -
b. There
^^'.. c. Their
9)itwill d. They're
d. will it
1. A. Will Lucy be ready soon? 4. A. Will Jill get out of the hospital soon?
B. Yes. ready in a few minutes. B.
a. She's a. No, she'll won't.
- be
b. She b. No, she won't.
c. She'll be c. Yes, she'll will.
d. She's be d. Yes, she won't.
2. A. Will your brother return soon? 6. A. Will you get your driver's license
B. No, soon?
WHEN?
Example: 8. It'll end
The train will arrive in a. ten minutes
a. a little week b. hours
Cb) an hour c. a little while
c. seven o'clock d. next week
d. 7:30
9. I'll be there
6. The guests will be here in a few a. soon
a. while b. at a few days
b. hour c. half an hour
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Example:
I don't know. Maybe clean it 18. I'm afraid \Me come to your party
tomorrow. this weekend.
6ll
\7 --- a. might -
b. I might b. can
c. I'll might c. will
d. I d. can't
L6. I'm not sure. Maybe it will, and 19. return soon?
maybe it a. Will he
a. might b. Will he might
b. can't-. c. Is he going
c. won't d. Do you think he
d. isn't
20. IVe aren't sure. go to a museum.
L7. I'm afraid I have a terrible time. a. We,ll
a. won't b. We might -
b. might - c. Maybe
c. don't d. We,ll might
d. might not
WHICH WORD?
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B. That's too bad. IVill you Are you Can you going to go to a clinic?
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A. I think I sure so might
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B. Will Don't Do you be at work tomorrow?
A. I'm not sure. I will might won't not go to work tomorrow either.
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Example:
My old bicycle was fast, but my new Ð. I'm going to vote for Gary Gray. He's
bicycle than Gregory Green.
a. is more fast a. more honest
@ tr faster b. honester
c. was faster c. honest
d. was more faster d. more honester
1. I think the streets here are _ than 6. Miguel's pronunciation is good, but
the streets in Los Angeles. Maria's pronunciation is
a. more wide a.. more good
b. more wider b. better
c. wider c. gooder
d. more long d. more better
2. You should buy that dress for Sally's 7. These flowers are pretty, but those
wedding. It's flowers are
a. more fancer a. more pretty
b. fancier -. b. more prettier
c. more fancier c. pretty
d. fancer d. prettier
3. Richard's old girlfriend was intelligent, 8. Is their car than our
but his new girlfriend is car?
a. more intelligenter a. bigger -
b. intelligenter b. attractiver
c, more smarter c. biger
d. smarter d. more attractiver
4. They think their dog is than our
dog, but I don't.
a. cuter -
b. more cuter
c. cuteer
d. more cuteer
9. The desktop computer is than 10. Our children are than their
the notebook computer. children.
a. expensiver - a. more nice
b. powerfuler b. more polite
c. more powerful c. politer
d. more expensiver d. more politer
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Example:
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Exømple:
A. Bob isn't as handsome as Bill. 18. A. The parks they used to be.
B. I agree. B. I agree. They used to be cleaner.
fò
\-/ nin is more handsome than Bob. a. are as clean as
b. Bob is more handsome than Bill. b. are cleaner than
c. Bill is as handsome as Bob. c. aren't as clean as
16. A. My briefcase isn't as attractive as 19. A. Our new rug is much softer than our
Susan's briefcase. old rug.
B. Idisagree. Ithink B. I think so, too. Our old nrg
a. hers is much more attractive our nev¡ rug.
b. your briefcase is much more a, wasn't as soft as -
attractive b. was as soft as
c. your briefcase isn't as attractive c. r¡vas much softer than
17. A. Your furniture is more comfortable 20. A. Tim's apartment isn't as nice as
than mine. Tom's apartment.
B. Don't be ridiculous! B. In my opinion, Tom's
a. Yours is much more comfortable apartment is much nicer than Tim's
apartment.
than mine. -. a. I don't think so.
b. Mine is much more comfortable
than yours. b. I think so, too.
c. Yours isn't as comfortable as c. Don't be ridiculous!
mine.
WHICH WORD?
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A. I agtee think so disagree . I think the people in Westerþ are much friendlier.
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A. Definitely! The people in Easterþ aren't as nice as they used \ryere have to be.
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B. I think so, too. But Westerly is as isn't isn't as exciting as Easterly.
A. I agree. But I also think Westerþ is more safe safer more nice than Easterly.
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Julie buys new clothes every year. She's 18. Everyone always sleeps in Mr. Green's
the most person I know. class. He's the most teacher at
school.
(a.)
^- lasmonaþle
b. honest a, patient -
c. polite b. energetic
d. sloppy c. boring
d. worst
11. Laura always gives very nice presents to
.f,. her füends. She's the person I 14. Our neighbors play loud music all the
know. time. They're the people we know.
a, most convenient - a. obnoxious
b. most generous b. most stubborn
c. meanest c. laziest
d. most helpful d. noisiest
12. Victor has a lot of friends. He's the 16. Man¡in never says "Thank you" or'You're
person at school. welcome." He's the person I know.
a. most popular a. rudest
b. rudest b. most polite
c. most lightweight c. cheapest
d. most stubborn d. nicest
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Example:
17. \ilhaf,s city in your country? 20. My mother's recipe for cake is
a. exciting than Yours'
- exciting
b. the more a. the best -
c. most exciting b. best
d. the most exciting c. better
d. as best
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WHERE IS IT?
Exømple:
South Street and you'll see the 3. Take the First Street Bus and at
bank on the right. River Road.
Exømple:
Can you tell me how to get 8. tell me how to get to the airport?
Ætthe toy store a. You would please
-? b. Would you please
@tt"""
c. from here c. Excuse me
d. the easiest way d. Could please
6. you tell me how to get to the 9. What's the best way to get to the
university? bus station here?
'ì+
a. Do a. to
b. Canyou b. bv
c. Are c. from
d. Could d. for
7. What's way to get to the 10. Can you tell me how to get to
concert hall? ?
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Example:
rWalk Park Street to Rolling 13. You'll see the museum at the corner
Pond. Ninth Street and Madison Avenue.
a. to a. off
(þ) along b. to
c. between c. from
d. next to d. of
11. You'll see the hardware store the 14. The Oak Street bus stops next
right. the courthouse.
a. or - a. of
b. bv b. for
c. on c. to
d. in d. from
12. Take the subway and get off 15. Walk up this street the corner of
Central Avenue. Main Street and Park Avenue and turn
right.
a. at
b. along a. on
c. in b. to
d. to c. between
d. at
WHICH WAY?
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Exantple:
Walk down South Street and 18. You'll see the supermarket the bus
station and the librarv.
a. on the right a. between -
CÎ) tortt right b. across from
c. see the flower shop c. next
d. get off d. on the right
16. Walk along Park Street and you'll see the 19. The is at the corner of South Street
parking lot the library. and Park Street.
a. next to -
a. concert hall
-
b. on the left b. bank
c. across from c. courthouse
d. on the right d. ice cream shop
17. IValk up South Street. The post office is 20. Walk down South Street and you'll see the
ice cream shop
a. at the corner of a. on the right
b. on the left b. at the corner-.ofPark Street
c. next to the courthouse c. on Park Street
d. on the right d. up South Street
of on to at from off
It's easy to get to the park fronr here. Drive down this street 2l the
corner n First Avenue and Grant Street. Take the First Avenue Bus and get
ß 24 Pine Street. You'll see the park 25 the right, across
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Those painters paint very carelessly. They 8. Stella is a terrible student. She should
should paint more studY
a. carelessly a. more harder
b. neater -. -. terriblY
b. more
c. quick c. more hardlY
Ccl) carefully d. harder
6. Jane always goes to bed too late. She 9. Joe cooks very badly. He should try to
L bed
should go to cook
a. more lately a. more well
b. earlier -.
b. better
c. more earþ c. more good
d. later d. worse
7. William speaks very impolitely. He 10. Andrew drives very fast. He should try
should speak more to drive
a. loudly a. more slowlY
b. better -. b. more quicker
c. politely c. more faster
d. well d. more slow
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Example:
If you drive too fast, you might 18. If I eat too quickly,I might get
a. get a sore throat a. a headache
(b.) have an accident b. a sore throat -.
c. be tired c. tired
d. be quiet d. a stomachache
16. If they listen to loud music, they might 19. If you don't go to bed early, you might
hurt their
a. a CD player a. be late for school
b. ears b. have nightmares
c. eyes c. go to bed late
d. throat d. be early for the meeting
17. If Larry always gets to work late, he 20, If Carl doesn't give his girlfriend a
might get _. birthday present, she might
a. a backache a. evict him
b. a raise b. go back to school
c. fìred c. be angry
d. tired d. lose his job
WHICH WORD?
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work more fast more quickly more faster . If he does that, his supervisor
22
might not should shouldn't fire him. I also think Richard
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might shouldn't won't come to work so lately later late .Ifhe
will come comes will arrive to work on time, he might not lose his job.
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Book 2 M¡D.BOOI( TEST
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a. easiest a, a box of
b. fastest b. a pound of
c. the fastest c. a quart of
d. easiest d. a little of
'.Þ
18. I'm afraid I get hurt.
L2. the Pine Street bus to Fifth Street'
a. Take a. might
b. Get off b. should -
c. Make c. might not
d. Took d. am going
13. My friend BettY letters to her 19. Let's buy a- of bread'
friend last weekend. a. loaf
a. will be writing b. love
b. wrote c. loaves
c. writes d. dozen
d. write 20. The movie will begin in
14. Howard's car isn't Mike's car' a. eight thirty
b. fifteen minutes
-'
a, as exPensive than
-
b. the most exPensive as c. few minutes
c. as exPensive as d. little while
d. the more exPensive than 2L, Drive along South Street and
15. It's on the corner Park Street and right at the restaurant.
Ninth Avenue. a. on the
a. off b. you're be
b. of c. you'll see it
c. along d. turn
d. on
a. acrossfrom a. want
b. at the corner b. like to
c. along c. usual
d. between d. like
86. Ann isn't as rich as Sue, but she's much 40, the soup be readY soon?
a. Does
a. happiest b. Is
b. ashappy c. l{ill
c. happy d. Do
d. happier
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Er.ample:
WHAT HAPPENED?
Exarnple:
Jane tripped while she down the 8. A thief broke into our apartment while
stairs.
a. walked - a. we shop
@ *"t walking b. we did shop
c. walks c. did we shop
d. walked out d. we were shopping
6. A dog Brian while he was walking 9. you burn yourself while you were
to school. cooking dinner?
a. was biting a. Should
b. bir b. Did
c. bites c. Are
d. bited d. Were
7. While he Mr. Jackson cut 10. Lucy and Tommy while they were
himself. getting off the bus.
a. shaves -, a. tripped and fell
b. shaved b. were tripped and falling
c. was shaving c. trip and fell
d. shaving d. were tripping and fall
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Example:
My nephew went to the movies 13. My friends and I have to take the subway
by by
a. hisself a. myself
-. b. -.
ourselfs
@himser
c. herself c. ourselves
11. James and Diane ate dinner by L4. My niece does her homework by
a.. theirselves a. herself
b. themselves -. b. herselves -.
c. ourselves c. himself
12. You'll have to go jogging by 15. I don't like to drive at night by
a, yourselves a. meself
b. youself b. myself
c. myself c. yourself
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Erømple:
Which apartment you live in? 18. \ilhat did your daughter
a. are a. doing
/ñ, ao b. did -?
\y
c. were c. go
d. does d. do
16. What you doing last night at 7:00? 19. What was he for lunch?
a. are a. making
b. u¡as b. make
c. lvere c. made
d. did d. eat
17. Who you go swimming with 20. Did you when you saw the
yesterday afternoon? accident?
a. does a. fainüing
b. did b. called
c. do c. faint
d. will d. fainted
WHAT'STHE WORD?
black sports car 23 driving too fast, and he crashed into a truck. The man and the
truck driver very upset. They were at each other for a long time.
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Etcørnple:
Sam play basketball because he ¡). When I was young I talk to girls
was too short. because I was too shy.
-
a. can't a. can't -
@ couldn't b. was able to
c. wasn't able c. could
d. could d. couldn't
L. I'm happy I play the Piano 6. I'm sure I be able to fall asleep
beautifully now. tonight.
a. can - a. wasn't -
b. can't b. won't
c. couldn't c. can't
d. are able d. not
2. He go to work yesterdaY because 7. your sister able to go to the
he was sick. concert?
a. can't a. Was
b. could b. Were
c. wasn't able c. rWill
d. couldn't d. Does
8. Nancy to do the homework because 8. I able to do the math homework
it was too diffrcult. today.
a, won't be able a.- can't be
b. couldn't b. won't
c. wasn't able c. not
d. was able d. wasn't
4. I'm sorry. I speak SPanish very
well.
a. am able -
b. can't
c. can
d. able to
9. your cats able to eat dinner on 10. Mn JackEon be able to call you this
time? weekend.
a. Have a. u7as
b. \ryiil b. can't
c. Were c. can
d. Can d. won't
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Exømple:
@rv" a. She's
:- b. Ihad b. She has to
c. Ill c. Shehad
d. I'm d. Sheneed
11. got to do üheir homework. 14. have to eat dinnerbyyourself
a. They'll a. You've
b. Ttrey had b. You've got to
c. Tlrey've c. Yougotto
d. Ttrey d. Youll
12, to talre my wife to the hospital. Lõ. got to go to baseball practice.
a. Ihad a. We
b. lve b. We've
c. I've got to c. We had
d. I got d. We'll
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Exam.ple:
I couldn't go to lunch with my friends
because I was too 18. They couldn't solve the math problem
because it was too
a. young
-. a. nervous
l-6)
\-/ busv
c. cold b. upset
c. full
d. diffrcult
d. diffïcult
L6. Michael couldn't perform in his piano
recital because he was too _. 19. We couldn't finish our dinner because
we were too _.
a. shy
a. hungry
b. spicy
c. crowded b. full
c. short
d. disäppointed
d. tall
17. I couldn't lift the box because it was
too _. 20. Susie couldn't swim this afternoon
because she was too
a. small
a. windy
b. weak
c. heavy
b. crowded
c. tired
d. frustrated
d. warm
WHICH WORD?
A. Hello. You
@ should got to send someone to frx my kitchen sink. There's
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B. I'm sorry. I can't have to able send a repairperson right now. We're very
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diffrcult busy heavy today. rWe got going have to fix a lot of sinks.
I won't can't able to be able to send a repairperson for a few more hours.
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Example:
Henry is a little too heavy. He must eat 3. My grandmother has to lose some weight.
potato chips. She has to eat cookies.
a. more a. more
/^^
( þ.I re\Ã/er b. fewer
c. less c. less
1. Ron wants to lose weight. He should eat 4. If you're overweight, you should eat less
fatty meat. candy and fruit.
a. more a. more
b. fewer b. fewer -
c. less c. less
2. Harold is a little overweight. His doctor Ð. Stan is a little heavy. He must eat
says he must eat vegetables and rich desserts.
other good foods.
a. more
a. more - b. fewer
b. fewer c. less
c. less
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Example:
þ.-)mustn't a. have to -
b. have to b. must
c. don't have to c. don't have to
d. am able d. mustn'ü
6. Here at the ABC Company, you 9. Jim is heavy. He go on a
come to work late. diet.
a. don't have to - a. mustn't -
b. have to b. doesn't have to
c. mustn't c. has to
d. must d. able to
7. Men wear a necktie every day at 10. You be careless when you're
our company. driving.
a. got to - to
a. have
b. don't have to b. must
c. not able to c. mustn't
d. mustn't d. don't have to
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Example:
I had a complete yesterday. 18. He talked with me about my
a. health a. weight
( b. I examrnatlon b. overweight -.
c. diet c. technician
d. instruction d. medical
11. The doctor used to listen to my L4. The doctor says I have a strong
heart.
a. a chest X-ray- a. weight
b. a stethoscope b. blood
c. electrical wiring c. height
d. a pulse d. heart
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Example:
19. Gloria stop eating spicy food or 20. If you get to work late every day, your
she's going to have stomach problems. boss _ get an$y.
a. mustn't a. must
b. might b. might
c. must c. doesn't
d. will d. shouldn't
WHICH WORD?
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A. You must shouldn't mustn't eat fewer less more cake and
B
fewer too many less french fries.
A. No. You mustn't should don't have to stop eating candy, but you
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can mustn't have to eat as much as you did before.
Score:
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ïVill you
.^'' a. be going
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b. being b. going
c. are c. go
d. will be d. rvill be going
6. How will you be bathing 9. How will you be staying at
-€l the dog? the party?
a. much a. long
b. soon b. longer
c. far c. much
d. longer d. soon
7. How late you be working 10. How much will you be
tonight? exercising?
a. do - a. long
b. until b. sooner
c. are c. longer
d. will d. late
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(Ð o'clock.
O, 5 a' I'm not here right now.
hUntil tomorrow. b. Don't worry. You can take it.
c. For three hours. c. You're welcome.
d. A week. d. Please tell George that Chris called.
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B. She'll be arrive get here arriving for tn until a few hours.
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B. She wants to stav until for to next Friday.
A. rWhat she'll be will she'll be will she be doing while she's here?
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B. I think will she be she be she'll be looking for a job.
Score:
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Example:
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mple:
I don't know about washing 8. Do you know who can play the
machines. drums?
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ExømpIe:
His family didn't help 13. I don't think these shirts are
a.his a. them
b. himself b. there's -.
@ him c. theirs
d. your d. their's
11. rffe don't have to mop the floor by L4. He finished his homework. and I frnished
a. us a. mrne
b. ourselves b. his
c. ourself c. myself
d. ourselfs d. my
L2. She didn't eat breakfast. 15. Bob, can you iron your clothes by
a. herself a. himself
b. him - b. yourself -?
c. hers c. your
d. her d. youself
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WHICH WORD?
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A. There's
I anything (t"*"tht"Ð somebody lwrong with my bathtub. Can you send a
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Exømple:
10. The electrician's prices are usually very 16. That isn't his cell phone. It's
a. reasonably a. my
b. more reasonable b. mine
c. most reasonable c. him
d. reasonable d. me
11. My niece hurt her leg while she t7. My brother and I walk the park
tennis. every day.
a. played a. down
b. plays b. up
c. was playing c. through
d. will be playing d. at
12. Barry stop eating fatty foods 18. Can you do your homework by
because he's a little heavy.
a. going to a. myself
b. must -?
b. yourselves
c. doesn't have to c. ourselves
d. mustn't d. youself
18. I think you should try to drive 19. He to speak English perfectþ
a. more carefully a. will be able
b. more careful -
b. might
c. too carefully c. should
d. carefuller d. was able to
14. Marvin go to work because he 20, If you want to keep this job, you
was sick. get to work on time.
a. had to a. mustn't -
b. wanted to b. shouldn't
c. could c. don't have to
d. wasn't able to d. have to
15. My husband will talking on the 2L. How much longer chatting
phone for a while. online?
a. is a. will be he
b. going to be b. will he be
c. be c. he will be
d. might be d. is he be
28. While he was playing basketball, 29. When I was a teenager, I never
to rain. TV.
a. it's starting a. was watching
b. it started b. will watch
c. it starts c. watch
d. it'll be starting d. watched
24. If it snow my grandmother will 30. Mario when the phone
take a walk today. rang.
-
a. will a. was vacuuming
b. won't b. vacuumed
c. doesn't c. vacuums
d. will not d. was vacuumed
25. you tell me how to get to the 31. I have to eat spicy
post ofnrce? food.
a. Could a. a few
b. Should b. fewer
c. Must c. less
d. Do d. much
26, I have to lose weight. My doctor says 82. The nurse my blood
I eat fatty foods. pressure.
a. should a. did
b.- mustn't b. had
c. have to c. stood
d. want to d. took
'We
27. won't be at the game 33. If he basketball too ofben, he
six thirty. might hurt his knees.
a. for -
a. practice
b. in b. practices
c. until c. practicing
d. to d. will be practicing
c. for a. -
mustn't
d. to b. don't have to
c. have to
,;aç,
36. I'm sorry. We be able to come d. should
to your party on Saturday.
- 40. Mary can't come to the meeting. She's
a. might take her husband to the hospital.
b. can't
c. won't a. has to
d. must b. going
c. will
87. My new computer wasn't too d. got to
a. expensrve
b. expensively
c. much expensive
d. most expensive
WHICH WORD?
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quick quickly fastly , and he doesn't charge them many much little
u
money. Last week while who how Ethel will be is $'as
washing the dishes, she saw something \Mrong with her sink. She called Jack, and he was there
So, if you don't know something anyone anything about plumbing, you
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shouldn't couldn't must try to fix a problem by youself yourself itself
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