Engli̇sh Tests

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Choose the line of nouns in the plural.

1. A) physics, news, cliffs B) roofs, scissors, clothes
C) sofa, apple, grass D) cloud, poultry, cattle
E) information, pyjamas, pianos

2. A) mice, sheep, water B) Swine, oxen, trousers
C) Event, fence, cheese D) Sheep, physics, news
E) Troops, army, man

Choose the sentence with the noun in the plural.
3. A) His brother’s son doesn’t like to play volleyball.
B) The men are going to the yard.
C) Jane eats a lot of bread.
D) The weather in Baku is windy.
E) Our university has only one building.

4. A) I have got a lot of time.
B) There is a lot of salt in the soup.
C) There are five apples on the plate.
D) There is much information in this book.
E) How much is this car?

Choose the line of nouns in the singular.
5. A) People, water, rice B) Money oxen, sugar
C) Salt, deer, pianos D) trousers, tights, clothes
E) Progress, advice, knowledge

6. A) Garage, fences, queen B) Brush, sections, wives
C) Sugar, money, salt D) frog, lecture, feet
E) teeth, cloud, knowledge

Choose the sentences with the noun in the Possessive Case. (7-8)
7. A) Tom’s going to take part in the competition.
B) It’s snowing heavily now.
C) She’s got shops in the shopping centre.
D) The Brown’s arrival surprised us.
E) It happens on New Year’s Eve.

8. A) The boys have to clean the children’s room.
B) It’s an old tradition.
C) Caroline’s got a white T-shirt.
D) The sportsmens’ aim was to win the race.
E) Emin and Rauf’s eyes were red because of smoke.

9. Choose the nouns showing parts of the body.
1. Elbow 2. Onion 3. Eyebrow 4. Plum
5. Tongue 6. Shirt 7. Opinion 8. Basket
A) 2, 3, 5, 6
B) 1, 3, 5
C) 1, 4, 6
D) 2,3,7
E) 6,7,8

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10. Choose the nouns showing flowers.
1. Carrot 2. Tulip 3. Strawberry 4. Violet 5. Cotton 6. Carnation 7.
Melon
A) 2, 4, 6
B) 1, 2, 6
C) 2, 3, 5
D) 1,6,7
E) 2, 6, 7
11. Choose the noun showing profession.

A) Cook B) Cooker C) Mixer
D) freezer E) Thermometer

12. Choose the noun showing profession.
A) Deliver B) Member C) Number
D) Baker E) Denver

13. Which word doesn’t show food?
A) Pear B) Butterfly C) Chips
D) Butter E) Bread

14. Which word doesn’t show food?
A) Meat B) Meet C) Egg
D) Cheese E) wheat

15. Choose the noun in the Possessive Case.
A) Tom’s read a book.
B) We know that Tom’s right.
C) The notebook is Jane’s.
D) She always makes her notes in her son's diary.
E) Give me those apples.

A) Helen’s a new student in our form.
B) State schools are free but private schools are not free.
C) Helen’s new coat is grey.
D) Do you attend lectures and classes regularly?
E) Helen’s my best friend.

A) London's my favourite city.
B) Tim’s hobby is building models.
C) Tim’s got nice stamps.
D) "What's the matter? Asked Tom.
E) Tim’s collecting stamps.

A) The bag’s heavy.
B) The postmens’ cars are red in London.
C) Let’s learn the text.
D) Big Ben attracts tourists’ attention.
E) The policemans’ uniform is black.
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A) The child’s gift is under the New Year tree.
B) It’s warmer than usual.
C) What’s the weather like today?
D) I spent all summer at the White’s.
E) Cindy and Jane’s hands are dirty.

20. Choose the line of nouns.
A) Picture, animal, dirty, clothes
B) Kilt, rainy, thick, goods
C) King, pocket, tower, impression
D) winner, highly, swimmer, expression
E) reader, bigger, listener, farther
21. Make nouns with the suffix –ness.

A) free, care, happy
B) ill, weak, dark
C) good, wet, use
D) physics, excite
E) teach, develop

22. Make Nouns with the suffix –ment.
A) move, invade
B) free, friend, build
C) move, joy, honest
D) invite, improve
E) entertain, develop, agree

23. Which words make compound nouns with the word “house”?
A) daughter, man, book
B) woman, read, country
C) child, write, keep
D) room, children
E) keeper, wife, work

24. Choose the nouns showing dairy products.
A) carrot, yogurt, pear
B) milk, bread, pepper
C) butter, cake, apple
D) ice-cream, apple-pie, juice
E) curd, ice-cream, cheese

25. Choose the simple nouns.
A) similarity, native, master
B) flower, development, capital
C) tree, school, daffodil
D) schoolchildren, housewife, hunter
E) sunset, schoolchildren, station

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26. Choose the nouns – cereals.

A) carrot, fish, sausage
B) cake, macaroni, rolls
C) cherry, radish, cabbage
D) member, custom, train
E) attention, possession, guard

27. Choose the nouns – clothes.
A) shorts, belt, comb, shoes
B) puppy, care, coat, trousers
C) blouse, skirt, shirt, jeans
D) tights, tongs, trousers, skirt
E) suit, coat, brush, suit

28. Choose the line of nouns in the singular.
A) box, socks, juice, carpenter
B) pen, cheese, clothes, car
C) foot, news, physics, driver
D) feet, skirt, shirt, jeans
E) tongs, trousers, suit, coat

A) dress, nose, ice
B) chess, mice, goose
C) dish, chips, police
D) activity, sheeps,
E) teeth, woman

30. Choose simple nouns.
A) symbol, tool, voice
B) inkpot, stocking, toddler
C) schoolboy, activity, train
D) children, actor, water
E) actress, geese

A) part, fourth, lucky
B) tourist, concert, luck
C) environment, prominent, plum
D) warmer, valley, geyser
E) cheese, clothes, active, forest

A) above, desert
B) planet, outstanding
C) invader, valley
D) troops, vigorous
E) mark, helpful, patient

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A) Movement, soil, peninsula
B) Brave, type, invade
C) District, towards, single
D) Fear, different, modern
E) honest, raindrop, cheek

34. Choose the plural nouns.
1.sheep 2.babies 3.news
4.desert 5. Teeth 6. produce
A) 2,4,5 B) 1,3,5 C) 1,2,4 D) 1,2,5 E) 1,2,6

A) district, gallery, foot
B) museum, businessmen, juice
C) whale, house, tourists
D) drawings, smoke, servants
E) nose, tears, advice

36. Choose the pair of nouns.
A) during, building
B) quite, opinion
C) meeting, feeling
D) lower, worker
E) warmer, driver

37. Choose the sentences with the noun in the Possessive Case
1. My father’s got a new car.
2. Azerbaijan’s a very ancient country.
3. Try to answer the teacher’s question before others.
4. Don’t look up other students’ papers during tests.
A) 3,4 B) 1,2 C) 2,4 D) 1,3 E) 2,3

38. Choose the sentences with the noun in the Possessive Case
1. My parents’ job is very important.
2. Mr. Brown’s got a new car.
3. Tom has just gone to the baker’s.
4. Our neighbor’s going to move Baku.
A) 1,3 B) 2,4 C) 1,4 D) 2,3 E) 1,2

39. Choose the correct variant.
1. a few businessmen
2. a few fortress
3. a few waterfall
4. a few deserts
5. a slices of lemon
A) 1,3 B) 2,3 C) 1,4 D) 2,4 E) 1,5

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1. a few postmen
2. a few prison
3. few tourist
4. a little pollution
A) 1,4 B) 2,3 C) 1,3 D) 2,4 E) 1,2
41. Choose nouns.

1.passenger
2.ancient
3.free
4.arrow
5.population
6. shallow
A) 2,4 B) 1,3 C) 2,3,5 D) 1,4,5 E) 4,5,6

1.mosque 2.fortress 3.mice
4.geese 5.ideas 6. botanist
A) 1,2,3 B) 3,4,5 C) 2,4,5 D) 1,3,4 E) 2,4,6

A) camp, century, glass
B) goods, sand, water
C) towns, ideas, Englishmen
D) question, hobby, children
E) songs, weather, tent

44. Choose the line of countable nouns.
A) fear, kindergarten, coffee
B) movement, luck, business
C) tongue, tent, cathedral
D) poetess, sand, water
E) songs, weather, weather

45. Choose uncountable nouns.
1.population 2.century 3.raven
4.news 5.environment 6. heart
A) 1,4,5 B) 2,3 C) 1,3 D) 2,4,5 E) 5,6

46. Choose the pair of nouns.
A) sound, sour, lung B) tourist, path, logic
C) remind, sense D) duster, colder, tears
E) nursery, foreign, logical

47. Choose the sentences with the noun in the Possessive Case.
1. Azerbaijan’s oil is very famous in the world.
2. My cousin’s fond of reading adventure stories.
3. Her sister’s invited a lot of guests to her birthday party.
4. Tom’s progress in English made him happy.
A) 1,4 B) 2,3 C) 1,3 D) 2,4 E) 1,2
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1. Teymur was going to her aunt’s.
2. His sister’s husband was a French doctor.
3. Let’s play chess with me, please.
4. Peter’s very good at tennis.
A) 1,2 B) 3,4 C) 1,4 D) 2,3 E 1,3

1. Let’s go for a swim.
2. Cat’s whiskers are very sensitive.
3. What’s the best place to visit?
4. The owl’s eyes are very large.
A) 2,3 B) 1,3 C) 2,4 D) 1,4 E) 1,2

1. a lot of building
2. a lot of music
3. a lot of dresses
4. a lot of arrow
5. two advices
A) 1,3 B) 2,3 C) 2,4 D) 1,4 E) 1,5

51. Choose the correct variant

1. Many funny expression
2.a furniture shop
3.quite a nice day
4.rather good idea
A) 2,3 B) 1,4 C) 1,2 D) 3,4 E) 2,4

1. Clothes shop
2. hundred points
3. A tasty breakfast
4. A traffic inspector
A) 2,4 B) 1,4 C) 1,2 D) 3,4 E) 1,3

Choose nouns.
53. 1. Arrow 2. Narrow
3. Noisy 4. Noise
A) 1,3 B) 2,3 C) 1,4 D) 2,4 E) 1,2

54. 1. Lower 2. Lawyer
3. Visitor 4. Taller
A) 2,3 B) 1,2 C) 3,4 D) 1,4 E) 1,3

55. 1. Faster 2. Valley
3. Fear 4. Courageous
A) 1,3 B) 1,2 C) 3,4 D) 2,3 E) 1,4

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1.at an early age 2. a boy of fifteen
3. a few piece of luck 4. a few short time
A) 1,2 B) 2,3 C) 3 D) 1,3,4 E) 2

1. many duck 2. five town
3. the same girls 4. lots of books
A) 3,4 B) 1,2 C) 3 D) 1,3,4 E)1

58. 1. Mrs. John Brown’s parents
2. Mr. Browns’ country house
3. the childs’ toys
4. the children’s room
A) 1,2 B) 2,3 C) 1,4 D) 1,3 E) 2

59. 1. A few mistake
2. A little geese
3. A few mistakes
4. A little information
5. A few pollution
A) 2,4 B) 1,2 C) 3,4 D) 2,3 E) 2,5

60. 1. A few hours
2. An hour and half
3. A book of poems
4. Pair of shoes
A) 1,3 B) 2,4 C) 1,4 D) 2,3 E) 1,2
1. Choose the corret sentences with the noun Possessive Case.

1.This is the Brown's house.
2.We found the deers' tracks.
3.All of Dickens's novels are worth reading.
4.Let's answer the teacher's questions.
A)2,3 B)3,4 C)1,4
D)1,3 E)2,4

1.news 2,lice
3.physics 4.poultry
A)3,4 B)1,4 C)2,4
D)1,3 E)2,3
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3. Choose the nouns.

1. dirty 2. cruelty 3. dusty
4. frosty 3.safety

A)1,4 B)2,3 C)3,4
D)1,3 E)2,5
4. Choose the uncountable nouns.

A) equipment, dust, hunting, nail
B) dirt, eyesight, geometry, owl
C) communism, drizzle, noon, person
D) advice, literature, chemistry, health
E) absensce, cash, daylight, store
5. Choose line of derivative nouns.

A) marriage, teacher, brother
B) artist, difference, beauty
C) length, description, carnation
D) kindness, possibility, approval
E) wisdom, friendship, document
6.Choose the line of countable nouns.

A) circle, garden, inn
B) lamp, bench, rain
C) bottle, hammer, bacon
D) medal, accident, fame
E) example, farm, help

There are many ... and ... in this area.
A) sheep, deers
B) sheeps, deers
C) sheep, deer
D) sheeps, deer
E) sheep's, deer's

1. today's newspaper
2. David and Alex's teeth
3. two week's vacation
4. the children's room
A)2,3 B)1,3 C)3,4
D)2,4 E)1,4
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9. Choose the countable nouns.

1. mud 2. luggage 3. market
4. music 5. message 6. idea
A)3,5,6 B) 2,4,6 C) 1,2,3
D) 4,5,6 E) 1,3,5
10. Choose the correct sentence with the noun in the Possessive Case.
A) Eliza's and Rosie's mother works at university.
B) She washed Sophie's and Bella's feet.
C) Joseph and Isaac's ankles are broken.
D) The barber shaved Henry and Oliver's beard.
E) Jacob and Mason's faces were very amusing.
PRONOUN
1. Have you heard that a friend of ___ went to Vietnam
A) my
B) mine
C) her
D) their
E) its

2. That is the girl ___ brother came to see ___
A) that / we
B) whose / us
C) which / they
D) whom / its
E) what / us

3. If ___ has ___ questions, I’ll be pleased to answer them.
A) someone/any
B) anyone/any
C) none/any
D) anyone/none
E) someone/none

4. I haven’t read ___ of these books but George has read ___ of them.
A) none/some
B) no/some
C) any/some
D) any/any
E) any/no
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5. That pen isn’t ___ . ___ is a green one.
A) my/my
B) his/he
C) mine/mine
D) I/me
E) her/its

6. She always thinks of ___ happiness.
A) another
B) others
C) other
D) another’s
E) others’
7. ___ was not a marriage that could last.

A) my
B) her
C) them
D) theirs
E) our

8. If this hat is ___, where have you put ___?
A) your/mine
B) his/hers
C) mine/her
D) ours/their
E) hers/my

9. ___ read the book and ___ took it to the library.
A) He/me
B) I/he
C) You/her
D) She/her
E) we/them

10. The work done by ___ is very important.
A) he
B) she
C) we
D) they
E) you
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11. Why is ___ sitting in the dark?

A) we
B) she
C) you
D) I
E) her

12. - What has Ann? - ___ has a very nice cat
A) we
B) it
C) she
D) he
E) them

13. Will ___ please give me your pen?
A) he
B) she
C) you
D) him
E) them

14. MR. WATSON said that THE MYSTERY was over.
A) he/it
B) he/she
C) she/she
D) they/it
E) he/them

15. Bad NEWS has wings.
A) it
B) he
C) they
D) she
E) them
16. I have a cat. ___ is very nice.

A) you
B) they
C) it
D) its
E) who

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17. How many children have THE TAYLORS?

A) them
B) they
C) it
D) their
E) its

18. ___ didn’t take our children to the park as ___ were at school.
A) her / our
B) we / they
C) us / they
D) we / them
E) his / her

19. What makes THE SATELLITE rush round the earth at such a great speed?
A) she
B) its
C) her
D) it
E) him

20. ___ house is almost the same as ___ neighbors’ house. The only
difference in appearance is that ___is grey and ___ is white.
A) our/ours/ours/theirs
B) ours/ours/our/their
C) my/hers/my/her
D) our/our/ours/theirs
E) my/ours/ours/theirs
21. ___ roommate and ___ have to share a bookshelf: ___ keeps ___ books
on the top two shelves, and I keep ___ on the bottom two shelves.
A) my/me/she/her/mine
B) his/me/her/hers/my
C) my/I/she/her/mine
D) her/hers/she/her/my
E) my/her/she/hers/mine

22. Later DICKENS described HIS CHILDHOOD in some of his famous novels.
A) she/them
B) they/it C) he/us
D) him/them
E) he/it

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23. Of course I ___ used to be very wealthy.

A) my
B) mine
C) myself
D) ourselves
E) himself

24. I enjoyed the music, but I didn’t like the play ___ .
A) yourself
B) herself
C) myself
D) itself
E) himself

25. I always enjoy ___ when I go to concerts of classical music.

A) himself
B) myself
C) themselves
D) herself
E) ourselves

26. You know, Aynur bought ___ a new dress yesterday.
A) myself
B) itself
C) himself
D) oneself
E) herself

27. Let the boys clean the room ___ .
A) them
B) himself
C) their
D) theirs
E) themselves

28. We should help everyone as much as possible because we often need
help ___ .
A) themselves
B) ourselves
C) yourselves
D) himself
E) myself

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29. Did you all do the grammar exercises ___?

A) yourselves
B) yourself
C) herself
D) themselves
E) ourselves

30. He will sit in the room to keep ___ warm.
A) himself
B) herself
C) themselves
D) yourself
E) myself
31. I looked at ___ in the mirror.

A) me
B) its
C) myself
D) my
E) mine

32. Dorothy was happy when she found ___ in a magic country.
A) her
B) she
C) hers
D) herself
E) himself

33. They always went to places ___ they saw historical monuments.
A) which
B) what
C) that
D) where
E) who

34. “___ else is here?” she asked.
A) my
B) whom
C) which
D) why
E) who

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35. I wonder ___ her sister’s boy looks like.

A) that
B) what
C) which
D) who
E) whose

36. I like the book ___ I’ve read recently.
A) who
B) what
C) which
D) whose
E) whatever

37. The man ___ works at this table is my friend.

A) how
B) what
C) who
D) which
E) as

38. ___ chapter did you like best?
A) what
B) whose
C) which
D) that
E) this

39. Cook was an English explorer ___ made three voyages round the world.
A) what
B) who
C) which
D) where
E) when

40. You shouldn’t live with a man ___ doesn’t love you.
A) that
B) which
C) who
D) what
E) whom
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ELEMENTARY TESTS
Elementary Test 1

1. A- Hello, what ______ your name?
A) is
B) are
C) am
D) be

2. ______ name is John. And my ______ is Johnson.
A) Your / surname
B) My / surname
C) I / surname
D) I / name

3. My name is Lisa. ______ Lisa Peterson.
A) My am
B) I is
C) I am
D) I

4. ______ name is Andersson. ______ Jane Andersson.
A) His / She
B) His / He’s
C) Her / She’s
D) His / His

5. “Where ______ Tom from?” “______ from the Canada.”
A) is / He’s
B) is / His
C) am / He’s
D) is / She’s

6. ______ are you from? China.
A) What
B) Who
C) Where
D) When

7. Where ______ you ______ ?
A) is / from
B) are / in
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C) are / is
D) are / from

8. ______ from Russia. I’m İvan.
A) I’m
B) He’s
C) You’re
D) She’s

9. Pierre is a French boy. ______ from ______ .
A) He’s / France
B) His’s / French
C) His / France
D) He / France

10. Lisa and Max are Americans. ______ from U.S.A.

A) There
B) Their
C) They’re
D) Their’re

11. “_____ her name Eliza?” “No, _____ .”
A) What / it isn’t
B) Is / she isn’t
C) Is / it is not
D) Is / it isn’t

12. Is your surname Anderson?
A) Yes, you are.
B) Yes, it is.
C) Yes, I am.
D) Yes, my is.

13. “Is she American?” “No, _____ .”
A) hers isn’t
B) she isn’t
C) she is not
D) she her isn’t

14. “____ their names Jack & Benny?” “Yes, _____ .”
A) Are / they are
B) Aren’t / there are
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C) Am / their
D) Is / they’re

15. “Is your dog 2 years old?” “Yes, _____ .”
A) it’s
B) dog is
C) it is
D) its

16. “Is your elder brother married?” “No, _____ .”
A) brother isn’t
B) he isn’t
C) he is not
D) she isn’t

17. “Are you from Senegal?” “No, _____ .”

A) I’m not
B) I amn’t
C) I are not
D) I not

18. “_____ Martha English?” “Yes, she _____ .”
A) Is / isn’t
B) Are / is
C) Is / is
D) Are / is

19. “_____ her surname Smith?” “No, it _____ .”
A) What / isn’t
B) Is / is
C) Is / isn’t
D) Are / isn’t

20. “Are you a student?” “Yes, I _____ .”
A) am
B) have
C) is
D) ‘m not

21. “_____ you from Barcelona?” “No, I’m not.”
A) Is
B) Are
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C) Do
D) Where

22. “_____ you married?” “No, I _____ .”
A) Aren’t / am
B) Are / am
C) Is / am not
D) Are / ’m not

23. “_____ is Linda?” “She’s Patrick’s wife.”
A) What
B) Who
C) Which
D) Where

24. My teacher’s name _____ James.
A) are
B) is
C) am
D) not

25. Mike and Tom _____ my brothers.
A) is
B) am
C) are
D) be

26. My mother and father _____ at work.
A) is
B) am
C) are
D) -

27. It _____ Monday today.
A) is
B) am
C) are
D) -
28. She _____ a uniform.

A) wear
B) to wear
C) wearing
D) wears
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29. He _____ his car every weekend.

A) wash
B) washes
C) washing
D) washed

30. Rehime _____ three languages.
A) speaks
B) talks
C) tells
D) know

31. My dad _____ at 7 o’clock everyday.
A) stands up
B) looks up
C) gets up
D) jumps up

32. Rufane is a flight attendant. She _____ passengers.
A) serve
B) to serve
C) serves
D) serving

33. His duaghter _____ in this hospital.
A) works
B) begins
C) starts
D) likes

34. Ramazan’s a postman. He _____ letters to people.
A) answers
B) works
C) delivers
D) serves

35. Tabriz’s a doctor. He _____ ill people.
A) looks at
B) speaks to
C) helps
D) serves drinks

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36. Vusal_____ in a flat in Baku.

A) lives
B) stands
C) has
D) wants

37. Nurana’s uncle is a pilot. He _____ all over the world.
A) goes
B) sees
C) travels
D) delivers

38. In winter Shalala _____ skiing and in summer _____ tennis.
A) makes / plays
B) goes / plays
C) does / plays
D) starts / -

39. My friend’s son _____ French and English at university.
A) has
B) plays
C) studies
D) goes

40. Most of the people _____ work at 8 o’clock every morning.
A) finishes
B) goes
C) does
D) starts

41.
A: _____ does Tony Blair live?
B: In Great Britain.
A) When
B) Where
C) What time
D) How

42. _____ does your father do in his free time? A) Why
B) What kind
C) How many
D) What
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43. _____ does Ali’s little brother play with?

A) Who
B) Why
C) How old
D) Where

44. A: _____ does Narmina’s nephew do? B: He’s an architect.
A) How
B) Whom
C) When
D) What

45. A: _____ does it rain here?
B: Mostly in summer and winter.
A: _____ snow?
B: In winter.
A) When / Why
B) Why / How
C) What time / Whom
D) When / What about

46. A: _____ does Anthony go to work?
B: _____ bus.
A) How / By
B) How well / On
C) What kind / In
D) How / In

47. She _____ from England.
A) come
B) comes
C) don’t come
D) goes
48. What _____ you _____ at the weekend?

A) does / does
B) do / does
C) does / do
D) do / do

49. What _____ Dick and Tom like _____?
A) do / doing B) doing / -
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C) do / do D) does / doing
50. Do boys like _____ jeans?

A) wear
B) wearing
C) to wear
D) worn

51. My classmates _____ on picnic every month.
A) went
B) goes
C) going
D) go

52. Mary _____ face every morning.
A) washes his
B) wash my
C) washes her
D) washes their

53. I _____ a cigarette, but my teacher _____ smoke.
A) don’t / smokes
B) smoke / doesn’t
C) smokes / smokes
D) smoke / don’t

54. They _____ wash _____ car every day.
A) don’t / my
B) don’t / his
C) don’t / their
D) don’t / our

55. His parents _____ eat meat.
A) don’t
B) aren’t
C) doesn’t
D) are

56. Summer holidays _____ in June.
A) begins
B) begin
C) beginning
D) began

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57. We _____ tennis on Monday evenings, but my little sister _____ on

Sundays.
A) play / play
B) plays / plays
C) play / plays
D) plays / play

58. You _____ a lot of things in _____ free time.

A) do / our
B) does / your
C) do / my
D) do / your

59. My cat licks _____ tail every evening. But my dogs never lick _____ tails.
A) its / their
B) its / its
C) their / its
D) - / -

60. I like _____ football, but my brother doesn’t.
A) play
B) played
C) playing
D) plays

61. She likes _____ TV, but her husband doesn’t.
A) watching
B) to watch
C) watches
D)watched

62. Her sister doesn’t _____ eating a hamburger.
A) like
B) likes
C) liking
D) liked

63. Do you like _____ in your free time?
A) read
B) reads
C) to read
D) reading
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64. I like _____ but I _____ like swimming.
A) sailing / don’t
B) sail / doesn’t
C) sail / don’t
D) sail / do

65. Tom _____ her but she doesn’t like _____ .
A) like / her
B) likes / him
C) likes / he
D) like / him

66. Anar buys a newspaper everyday. _____ reads _____ at home.
A) It / he
B) Him / it
C) He / it
D) His / it

67. Mehdi eats cheeseburgers because _____ likes _____ .
A) he / their
B) him / they
C) he / them
D) him / them

ELEMENTARY TEST - 5
1.
A- _____ there _____ desk?
B- Yes, _____ is.
A) Is / - / there
B) Are / the / they
C) Is / a / there
D) Is / one / they

2.
A- _____ there three stereos in the living room?
B- No, there _____ .
A) Are / aren’t
B) Are / are
-
3. Is there _____ apple in the bag?
A) a
B) an
C) the
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D) -

4. There _____ 4 _____ on the sofa?
A) are / woman
B) is / women
C) - / woman
D) are / women

5. There _____ one bag. There _____ 3 bags.
A) isn’t / are
B) is / is
C) not / are
D) aren’t / are

6. There _____ 3 telephones, but _____ isn’t a cooker.
A) are / they
B) is / there
C) are / there
D) are / their

7. _____ any men in the hall?
A) Are there
B) Are their
C) Are they
D) Is there

8.
A: _____ there many mice in the house?
B: No, there _____ .
A) Are / are
B) Are / not
C) Are / aren’t
D) Are / -

9. _____ there _____ chairs in the class?
A) Are / a
B) Are / some
C) Are / there
D) Are / any

10. Yes, there are _____ chairs, but there are not _____ desks.
A) some / any
B) any / some
C) any / any
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D) some / some
11. A: _____ is there in the bedroom?
B: There _____ 2 beds, 3 televisions, and 2 cupboards.
A) How many / are
B) What / is
C) What / are
D) How many / is

12.
A- _____ books _____ there under your desk?
B- There _____ one. A) How much / are / is
B) How many / is / is
C) What / are / is
D) How many / are / is

13. There are _____ sandwiches, but there _____ any chips.
A) some / aren’t
B) any / aren’t
C) some / are
D) any / are

14. A: Do you have any _____ ?
B: No, I don’t. But I have _____ grammar books.
A) dictionary / any
B) a dictionary / some
C) dictionaries / some
D) dictionaries / any

15. There is _____ photo of _____ teachers.
A) some / some
B) a / some
C) some / any
D) any / some

16. How many _____ are there in the cupboard.
A) glass
B) of glasses
C) a glass
D) glasses

17. In our garden there is _____ huge pine tree, and there are _____ bushes.
A) a / a lot of
B) an / many
C) a / lot of
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D) - / many

18. Is there _____ garden?
A) any
B) -
C) a
D) some

19. There’s _____ open-fire in the living room?
A) a
B) some
C) an
D) any

20. There are _____ big cupboards in the kitchen.
A) a
B) some
C) any
D) -

21. Are there _____ trees and flowers in the garden?
A) a
B) some
C) any
D) -

22. There’s _____ electric cooker.
A) an
B) some
C) any
D) a

23. There are _____ good restaurants nearby.
A) a
B) any
C) some
D) -

24. Upstairs there’s _____ big bathroom.

A) some
B) a
C) an
D) any
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25. Does the cottage have _____ dining room?
A) any
B) an
C) a
D) some
ELEMENTARY TEST - 6

1. Our homework ____ very difficult yesterday, but today it ____ easy.
A) is / is
B) was / is
C) was / was
D) is / was

2. I know that I _____ late 2 days ago, but this time I _____ late.
A) am / were
B) am not / am not
C) was / was
D) wasn’t / am

3.
A: _____ was she born?
B: She _____ born in New Zealand.
A) Where / was
B) Where / were
C) When / were
D) When / was

4.
A: _____ were they late for the meeting?
B: Because they _____ asleep.
A) What / were
B) Why / was
C) Why / were
D) Why / are

5. The weather _____ nice today, but it _____ nasty yesterday.
A) is / was
B) was / is
C) is / is
D) is / were

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6.
A: _____ was Mr. Black born?
B: He was born _____ 1963.
A) When / at
B) Where / in
C) What / in
D) When / in

7. The students _____ very tired today. Because they _____ at a party last
night.
A) were / are
B) are / was
C) are / were
D) were / were

8.
A: _____ was Jennifer’s job 2 years ago?
B: She _____ a flight attendant.
A) Why / were
B) What / was
C) Who / was
D) Who / were

9.
A: _____ is the briefcase?
B: It _____ 200 dollars, but it _____ 100 dollars before.
A) How much / is / was
B) How many / is / was
C) How much / was / is
D) How much / is / is

10.
A: How old _____ you in 1990?
B: I _____ 10, but I _____ 25 now.
A) are / are / was
B) were / was / am
C) was / are / were
D) were / was / are

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11.
A: How _____ they after the accident?
B: They _____ shocked, but now they _____ better.
A) were / are / were
B) were / were / were
C) was / were / are
D) were / were / are

12.
A: How much _____ the tea cups before?
B: They _____ 10 euros each, they _____ 8 euros now!
A) were / were / are
B) were / are / were
C) are / were / were
D) are / were / are

13.
A: Where _____ they born?
B: They _____ born _____ .
A) were / were / in 1995
B) was / were / in Italy
C) were / were / in Denmark
D) was / were / in 1995

14. I _____ play chess _____ I was five.
A) can / when
B) could / when
C) could / what
D) can / where

15. _____ could you do when you _____ seven.
A) Were / was
B) What / was
C) What / are
D) What / were

16.
A: _____ languages _____ Nicola speak when he _____ a child?
B: 2 languages.
A) How many / could / was
B) How much / could / was
C) What / was / could
D) What / could / was
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17. A: _____ languages could they speak when they _____ teenagers? B:
Italian and Russian.
A) Which / was
B) What / were
C) What / was
D) How / were

18. My little sister _____ paint pictures alone when she _____ nine, but she
_____ now.
A) could / can / can
B) can / was / could
C) couldn’t / was / can
D) was / can / could

19. Kim _____ ski 4 years ago, but he _____ ski very well now.
A) could / can
B) can / could
C) could / can’t
D) couldn’t / can

20. _____ Ben and Jane married ten years ago?
A) Was
B) Were
C) Are
D) Is

21. Tim _____ run very well, but I _____ run like him, because I was bad at
running.
A) could / couldn’t
B) could / could
C) can / could
D) can / can

22. I _____ play football well, but I _____ play ice-hockey very well.
A) can’t / can
B) could / can’t
C) could / can
D) can / could

23. Last year they _____ in Europe, and visited Germany, _____ they
traveled only in Berlin.
A) was / but
B) were / but
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C) were / so
24. I _____ born in Amsterdam _____ I live in New York now.
A) was / and
B) was / but
C) were / and
D) were / but 2

5. She _____ understand English, _____ she can’t speak it.
A) could / and
B) can / and
C) can / but
D) can’t / but

26. I love Netherlands, _____ I came to Amsterdam.
A) and
B) however
C) for
D) so

27. A: _____ you _____ the piano? B: Yes, _____ .
A) Can / use / I can
B) Can / play / I can
C) Can / play / I
D) Can / use / -

28. A: _____ of food _____ our cook cook?
B: Italian & French food.
A) What of / can
B) Which / can
C) What kind / can
D) What / can

29. A: _____ can she _____ the guitar?
B: Very well.
A) How / play
B) Why / play
C) What / play
D) When / play

30. A: _____ can they _____ a computer?
B: In the office.
A) What time / use
B) Where / use
C) When / use
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D) Where / using

31. A: _____ languages can her aunt _____ ?
B: 2 languages.
A) How many / speak B) How much / speak
C) What / use D) What / speak

32. A: _____ languages can Mrs. Brown speak?
B: English & Irish.
A) How
B) What
C) Why
D) Where

33. A: _____ can you cook Italian food for us?
B: On Friday evening.
A) What
B) When
C) What time
D) Why
34. A: _____ can my students come?
B: At 3 in the afternoon.
A) What B) Where C) How D) What time

35.
A: _____ can Alison go skiing?
B: On her winter holiday.
A) Where
B) Why
C) When
D) What
ELEMENTARY TEST - 7

1. He _____ some new shoes last month.
A) bought
B) buying
C) buy
D) buys

2. Where _____ you _____ on holiday last year?
A) did / went
B) go / did
C) did / go
D) do / go
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3. A: _____ you _____ Jane last month?
B: No, I _____ .
A) - / saw / didn’t
B) Did / see / didn’t
C) Did / saw / didn’t
D) Did / see / did

4. A: _____ did she _____ a job?
B: In the car factory.
A) When / get
B) Where / got
C) Who / get
D) Where / get

5. Max didn’t _____ yesterday afternoon; he _____ at home.
A) go out / stayed
B) go out / stay
C) went out / stayed
D) went out / stay

6. Geoffrey _____ French before, but he _____ at university now.
A) study didn’t / studies
B) didn’t study / study
C) did not study / studies
D) didn’t studied / studies

7. A: _____ did they have _____ lunch?
B: Soup & fish.
A) What / on
B) What / for
C) Where / in
D) Who / for

8. A: Where _____ you last week?
B: I _____ in Alabama.
A) were / were
B) was / is
C) were / was D) was / were

9. I usually _____ for 6 hours a day, but I _____ for 8 hours yesterday.
A) work / worked
B) works / worked
C) worked / worked
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D) work / work

10. Rosemary often _____ to work by bus, but she _____ to work by taxi
yesterday.
A) got / get
B) gets / got
C) get / got
D) got / got
Elementary Test 8
Past Simple

1. Prince Charles _____ American. He _____ English.
A) is not / is
B) is not / was
C) was not / is
D) was not / were

2. I _____ to be _____ artist when I _____ a child.
A) wanted / an / was
B) want / a / was
C) wants / an / was
D) to want / an / is

3. He _____ blind _____ the car accident _____ the beach.
A) came / in / on
B) went / in / on
C) went / on / in
D) came / in / in

4. My friend _____ a present _____ me _____ the Ramadan Holiday last

year.
A) give / to / in
B) give / at / to
C) gives / to / at
D) gave / to / on

5. It _____ a lot _____ our holiday.

A) didn’t rain / during
B) didn’t / during
C) didn’t rained / on
D) not rain / in

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6. What a man he is! He _____ his passport and_____ keys _____ his car
yesterday.
A) forgot / lose / of
B) forget / lost / of
C) forgot / lost / of
D) forgot / lost / from

7. A: Did you watch a football match _____ TV?
B: No, I didn’t. But it was broadcast _____ radio.
A) on / in B) on / on
C) in / in D) in / to

8. Can I talk _____ Mr. Brown_____ your mobile phone?
A) with / on
B) on / in
C) on / on
D) to / on

9. It _____ a really bad joke; no one laughed _____ his joke.
A) was / with
B) was / at
C) were / at
D) is / at

10. I learned _____ the Internet that a pop concert is _____ the third _____
November.
A) in / on / of
B) on / in / of
C) in / in / of
D) on / on / of

11. Who’s the blonde girl _____ the first row?
A) in
B) on
C) at
D) over

12. You’ll find the poem _____ page 16.
A) at
B) on
C) in
D) -

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13. They lived in this city _____ 1980.

A) since
B) for
C) about
D) before

14. The Browns lived in London _____ six years.
A) since
B) for
C) in
D) at

15.
A: _____ is Amanda’s birthday?
B: It is _____ the 25th _____ December.
A) What / on / in
B) When / on / of
C) When / in / on
D) What / on / of

16. A: What is _____ today?
B: Today is _____ 1st of _____ .
A) the day / the / May
B) the / the / Monday
C) the month / the / July
D) the date / the / October

17. A: When _____ Turkmenistan become Independent?
B: It _____ Independent on _____ .
A) did / became / the 27th of October, 1991.
B) became / did / 27 the 1991, October
C) did / became / the 27th of 1991, October
D) did / did / 1991, the 27th, October

18.
A: _____ century is it now?
B: It is _____ .
A: What _____ the last century?
B: It was _____ .
A) What / the 21st century / was / the 20 century
B) What / the 21st century / was / the 20th century
C) What / the 21 century / is / the 20 century
D) When / the 21st century / was / the 20th century

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19.
A: _____ is the _____ month?
B: It is May.
A: Which is _____ 2 _____ month?
B: It is February.
A: Which is _____ 12th month?
B: It is December.
A) What / 5th / - / st / the
B) Which / 5 / the / th / the
C) Which / 5th / the / nd / the
D) Which / 5th / the / rd / the

20. We _____ see Tim last night.
A) don’t
B) didn’t
C) doesn’t
D) isn’t

21. I _____ to the Russia three years ago.
A) went
B) go
C) visit
D) gone

22. What’s _____ television this evening?
A) at
B) on
C) in
D) of

23. Today’s the third _____ April.
A) in
B) on
C) of
D) at

24. I left the party early _____ I didn’t feel well.
A) because
B) but
C) until
D) so

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25. They didn’t go to bed _____ midnight.

A) when
B) until
C) so
D) because

26. We met Kamil’s brother last Saturday _____ they came for dinner.
A) but
B) until
C) when
D) so

27. I am _____ the mobile phone.
A) on
B) in
C) of
D) at

28. Some people try to find friends _____ the Internet.
A) at
B) on
C) in
D) of

29. We didn’t laugh _____ his joke.
A) at
B) with
C) for
D) on

30. There was a knock _____ the door.
A) of
B) in
C) at
D) for

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Elementary Test 9
1. Would you like _____ rice?
A) a
B) some
C) an
D) any

2. Can I have _____ stamps, please?
A) a
B) an
C) some
D) any

3. Can you give me _____ money?
A) some
B) a
C) any
D) an

4. I usually have _____ biscuit and _____ cup of coffee at 11 a.m.
A) a/some
B) some/some
C) a/a
D) a/any

5. He always has _____ egg for breakfast.
A) an
B) a
C) any
D) the

6. Do you like _____ ?
A) cook
B) cooking
C) to cook
D) cooked

7.
“_____ you like some tea?”
“No, thanks.”
A) Does
B) Do
C) Would
D) Are
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8.
“_____ you _____ your teacher?”
“Yes, he is a good man.”
A) Would / like
B) Do / like
C) Did / liked
D) Are / like

9. Would you like _____ apple or _____ strawberries?
A) a / any
B) an / some
C) any / any
D) a / some

10. Would you like _____ milk?
A) a
B) some
C) any
D) an

11. Do you like _____ homework ?
A) making
B) do
C) doing
D) does

12. I have got a book _____ Stephen King.
A) by
B) for
C) from
D) in
13. Help me _____ my homework.

A) to
B) with
C) of
D) about

14. There is _____ cheese on the table.
A) any
B) some
C) a
D) the
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15. There are _____ oranges on the table.
A) any
B) an
C) a
D) some

16. _____ rice is there?
A) How many
B) How much
C) How long
D) How

17. Are there _____ chips?
A) any
B) some
C) a
D) the

18. Can I have _____ tea?
A) a
B) the
C) any
D) some

19. I’d like _____ bananas.
A) any
B) a
C) an
D) some

20. Is there _____ tea?
A) a
B) the
C) some
D) any

21. _____ coffee is there?
A) How many
B) How
C) How much
D) How long

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22. There isn’t _____ coffee.

A) many
B) a
C) the
D) much

23. Can I have _____ bread?
A) a
B) some
C) any
D) an

24. Do you like _____ ?
A) shop
B) shopping
C) to shop
D) shopped

25. Do you like _____ English?
A) learn
B) learned
C) learning
D) learnt
Elementary Test 10

1. You are _____ me.
A) older
B) oldest
C) older than
D) older then

2. New York is _____ Paris.
A) dirty
B) dirtier than
C) the dirtiest
D) dirtier

3. Prague is one of the _____ cities in Europe.
A) most beautiful
B) more beautiful
C) beautiful
D) the most beautiful

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4. How many children _____ they _____?

A) have / got
B) have / get
C) does / got
D) has / got

5. A country is quieter _____ a city.
A) with
B) to
C) than
D) ago

6. The house is 50 meters _____ the sea.
A) to
B) by
C) for
D) from

7. He spends his time _____ the banks of the river.
A) in
B) to
C) about
D) on

8. She came _____ the garage.
A) out
B) of
C) out of
D) up

9. He jumped _____ the lake.
A) into
B) to
C) in
D) at

10. He walked _____ the hill.
A) to
B) at
C) out
D) up

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11. A country is _____ than a city.

A) cheap
B) cheaper
C) cheapest
D) more cheaper

12. A city is _____ than the country.
A) the most exciting
B) exciting
C) more exciting
D) excited

13. His class is _____ than my class.
A) noisy
B) noisiest
C) noisier
D) more noisy

14. Life in a country is _____ in a city.
A) slow
B) slower than
C) slower
D) slowly

15. Gunel’s car is _____ in our district.
A) fast
B) faster
C) the fastest
D) more fast

16. Moscow is _____ Baku.
A) big than
B) bigger
C) bigger than
D) biggest

17. Istanbul is much _____.
A) cheap
B) cheaper
C) cheapest
D) the cheapest

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18. Why did you leave London? You had a _____ job.
A) better
B) best
C) gooder
D) the best

19. London _____ got a lot of parks.
A) has
B) have
C) does
D) do

20. Our school ____ a library, but it doesn’t ____ any computers.
A) has / have
B) have / has
C) has / has
D) have / have
21. We _____ watching a good documentary _____ BBC World now.

A) are / in
B) am / on
C) are / on
D) is / in

22. I always _____ _____ credit card.
A) pay / by
B) am paying / with
C) ’m paying / by
D) pay / with

23. _____ you _____ a girl _____ fair hair?
A) Do / knowing / of
B) Does / know / of
C) Do / know / with
D) Are / knowing / with

24. _____ she got a dress _____ white?
A) Does / in
B) Has / on
C) Have / in
D) Has / in

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25. _____ is reading a letter _____ bed now.

A) She / in
B) I / in
C) You / on
D) He / at

26. A: What _____ you _____?
B: I’m a lecturer.
A) do / do
B) are / do
C) is / do
D) do / doing

27.
A: What _____ she ____ now?
B: I don’t know.
A) does / do
B) do / do
C) is / doing
D) is / do

28.
A: _____ are we _____?
B: To the class.
A) When / going
B) Where / go
C) When / go
D) Where / going

29.
A: Oh no! It _____. We can’t go out.
B: It always _____ here in March.
A) is snowing / snows
B) snows / ’s snowing
C) ’s snow / snows
D) snows / snows

30. I _____. Because it’s my happiest day today.
A) jumping
B) jump
C) ’m jumping
D) jumped

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31. Benedit and Nina are _____ only salads. Because vegetarians don’t
_____ meat.
A) eat / eat
B) eating / eating
C) eat / eating
D) eating / eat

32. Sorry, I _____ understand you. I _____ speak Russian.
A) do / don’t
B) do / do
C) don’t / don’t
D) am / am

33. A: Why _____ we _____ to a park?
B: A good idea!
A) do / go
B) don’t / go
C) aren’t / going
D) are / going

34. What _____ you _____ to know?
A) do / want
B) are / wanting
C) do / wanting
D) are / want

35. A: _____ she _____ a problem now?
B: No. She _____ _____ how to solve.
A) Is / solve / doesn’t / know
B) Does / solve / isn’t / knowing
C) Is / solving / doesn’t / know
D) Does / solving / doesn’t / know

36. Can you translate this letter _____ English _____ Chinese _____ me?
A) from / into / for
B) into / from / for
C) from / in / her
D) for / from / in

37. We watched the program called Hard Talk _____ CNN. Because we are
interested _____ politics.
A) in / to B) on / from
C) on / in D) off / of
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18. _____ child _____ playing in _____ yard.
A) Who’s / is / our
B) Whose / is / our
C) Whose / is / ours
D) Whose / are / our

19. A: _____ are you doing under the trees?
B: I’m _____ my keys.
A) What / looking off
B) Whom / looking in
C) When / looking up
D) What / looking for

20. _____ hair is blonder than _____.
A) Her / yours
B) Hers / yours
C) Her / your
D) Hers / your

21. _____ is hiding behind _____ car?
A) Whose / my
B) Who’s / mine
C) Who / my
D) Whose / mine

22. I am _____ English.
A) study
B) to study
C) studying
D) studied

23. She’s _____ jeans.
A) wearing
B) wear
C) to wear
D) wore

24. I am _____ tennis this afternoon.
A) play
B) playing
C) to play
D) played
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25. We are not _____ outside.
A) go
B) went
C) going
D) to go

26. She _____ to be a ballet dancer when she _____ up.
A) go / grow
B) going / grows
C) goes / grows
D)’s going / grows

27. We _____ to stay in a villa in Baku this summer.
A) going
B) ‘re going
C) to go
D) go

28. I _____ Peter tonight.
A) ‘m seeing
B) see
C) seeing
D) to see

29. I’m going _____ Peter tonight.
A) see
B) seeing
C) to see
D) saw

30. Careful! The glass is _____ fall.
A) going
B) going to
C) goes to
D) go to

31. We _____ to Paris this weekend.
A) going
B) go
C) ‘re going
D) to go

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32. Tom and Tim _____ for lunch tomorrow.

A) to come
B) coming
C) came
D) are coming

33. I’m saving my money _____ a CD player.
A) buying
B) to buy
C) buy
D) bought

34. We’re going to Paris _____ a holiday.
A) to have
B) have
C) having
D) had

35. I’m going to Florida _____ a year’s time.
A) at
B) on
C) in
D) by

36. He’s interested _____ flying.
A) at
B) in
C) on
D) with

37. She’s good _____ singing.
A) on
B) at
C) in
D) with

38. She was afraid _____ cars.
A) at
B) with
C) in
D) of

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39. What’s the weather _____ today?

A) like
B) with
C) in
D) about

40. What’s _____ TV tonight?
A) in
B) at
C) on
D) by

41. There’s a film _____ channel 4.
A) at
B) in
C) by
D) on

42. What’s _____ the cinema?
A) on
B) at
C) on at
D) at on

43. They _____ both _____ to become TV stars.
A) are / go
B) are / going to
C) is / going
D) are / going

44. What’s she going _____ ?
A) do
B) doing
C) to do
D) did

45. She’s going _____ home.
A) to walk
B) walking
C) walk
D) to walking

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46. “_____ did the first man walk on the moon?” “In 1969.”
A) When
B) Where
C) Who
D) What

47. “_____ did she marry?” “She married to John.”
A) What
B) Who
C) Which
D) Why

48. A _____ dog.
A) bigger than
B) big
C) biggest
D) the biggest

49. A _____ driver.
A) care
B) careful
C) carefully
D) the careful

50. She ran _____.
A) quick
B) quicker
C) quickly
D) the quickly

51. He drives too _____ .
A) fastly
B) fast
C) faster
D) fastest

52. What is the story _____?
A) of
B) on
C) at
D) about

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53. What happened _____ the end of the story?

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) from

54. The train leaves _____ platform 2.

A) of
B) at
C) from
D) for

55. “_____ did you buy your new jacket?” “At supermarket.”
A) What
B) Where
C) When
D) How

56. “_____ did you pay ?” “$ 1000.”
A) How many
B) How
C) How much
D) Which one

57. “_____ did you buy?” “A new jacket.”
A) Who
B) When
C) How much
D) What

58 . _____ did you buy with?
A) Which one
B) Why
C) When
D) Who

59. “_____ did you go?” “This morning.”
A) Why
B) What
C) When
D) How

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60. “_____ did you go?”

“To buy some new clothes.”
A) When
B) Why
C) Where
D) How

61. “_____ did you go?” “To the shops.”
A) When
B) Why
C) Where
D) How

62. “_____ did you go?” “By car.”
A) When
B) Why
C) How much
D) How

63. “_____ do you want to go?” “To Paris.”
A) Why
B) Where
C) How
D) What

64. “_____ is she?” “Our cousin.”
A) Who
B) What
C) How
D) Where

65.
“_____ old was she?”
“60 years old.”
A) What
B) How much
C) How many
D) How

66. _____ you like learning English?
A) Does
B) Are
C) Do
D) Have
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67. What _____ you do last night?
A) does
B) did
C) do
D) done

68. How many languages _____ your mother speak?
A) do
B) are
C) does
D) is

69. When _____ you go shopping last?
A) do
B) does
C) are
D) did

70. _____ do you weigh?
A) How many
B) How
C) How much
D) What

71. Smoking is a _____ habit.
A) badly
B) worth
C) worst
D) bad

72. The team played _____ and lost the match.
A) badly
B) worth
C) worst
D) bad

73. Please listen _____ .
A) carefu
B) carefully
C) care
D) carely

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74. The homework was the _____.

A) easy
B) easier
C) easily
D) easiest

75. Peter’s very _____ at tennis. He won the game.
A) goodly
B) well
C) good
D) best

76. I know the Prime Minister _____ .
A) good
B) best
C) better
D) well

77. My husband’s a _____ cook.
A) bad
B) worst
C) badly
D) worse

78. Teachers work _____, but they don’t earn much money.
A) hardly
B) harder
C) hard
D) hardest

79. Lunch is a _____ meal for many people.
A) quick
B) quickly
C) quicker
D) quickest

80. Life in New York is very _____ .
A) excited
B) exciting
C) exciter
D) excitely

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81. The teacher was _____ when nobody did the homework.
A) annoyed
B) annoying
C) annoy
D) annoys

82. The news is very _____ .
A) worried
B) worrying
C) worry
D) worringly

83. Everybody was very _____ about you.
A) worried
B) worrying
C) worry
D) worringly

84. The game of tennis was very _____ .
A) tired
B) tire
C) tiring
D) tires

85. “_____ did the story take place?” “A long time ago.”
A) How many
B) What
C) Where
D) When

86. She _____ traveled to most parts of the world.
A) have
B) is
C) has
D) will

87. _____ you ever _____ in a car accident?
A) Has / been
B) Have / been
C) Have / be
D) Have / was

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88. She _____ to Russia two years ago.

A) go
B) went
C) gone
D) goes

89. I _____ in a crash when I _____ 10.
A) were / was
B) am / was
C) was / am
D) was / was

90. I _____ last night.
A) leave
B) leaves
C) leaving
D) left

91. “_____ you _____ to Russia.”
“Yes, I _____ .”
A) Had / be / haven’t
B) Has / been / have
C) Have / be / have
D) Have / been / have

92. Have you _____ your homework?
A) do
B) to do
C) done
D) did

93. I haven’t done it _____ .
A) yet
B) already
C) just
D) since

94. I have _____ done it.
A) yet
B) ago
C) just
D) since

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95. She has _____ to Portugal.

A) going
B) went
C) gone
D) went

96. She has _____ to Portugal.
A) be
B) been
C) being
D) were

97. She works _____ a big company.
A) to
B)with
C) for
D) of

98. ‘Hamlet’ is a play _____ Shakespeare.
A) of
B) by
C) at
D) on

99. Brad and Marilyn are _____ honeymoon.
A) on
B) for
C) at
D) of

100. Wait _____ me.
A) to
B) for
C) at
D) on

101. Monica _____ many tournaments?
A) have / won
B) has / win
C) have / win
D) has / won

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102. _____ she go to America 10 years ago?

A) Has
B) Does
C) Had
D) Did

103. Have they _____ been to Australia?
A) never
B) just
C) yet
D) ever

104. _____ they go to Australia last month?
A) Have
B) Do
C) Has
D) Did

105. Has she won the Wimbledon Tennis Tournament _____ ?
A) just
B) yet
C) already
D) since
SİMPLE TENSE
1. Choose the correct tense form.
That girl . . . seven ice-creams every day.
A) eat
B) was eating
C) shall eat
D) eats
E) has eaten

2. The Sun ... in the East.
A) always rises
B) always is rising
C) rises always
D) always rising
E) rise

3. Did John ... with the band yesterday?
A) sing B) sung song
C) be D) sang E) sings

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4. I’ll wait until he…….

A) is arriving
B) arrives
C) arrive
D) will arrive
E) arrived

5. I ... his telephone number.
A) didn't remembered
B) am not remember
C) have remember
D) don't remember
E) am remember

6. I'll go out after I ... reading this detective story.
A) am finishing
B) finished
C) was finishing
D) will finish
E) finish

7. Ann says she . . . to any political party.
A) belong
B) to belong
C) is belonging
D) do not belong
E) does not belong

8. She is going ... a doctor.
A) been B) being C) be D) will be E) to be

Huseyn Javid . . . from Istanbul University in 1909.
A) will graduate
B) has graduated
C) graduates
D) graduated
E) is graduating

10. The clerk . . . the documents as soon as he signs.
A) send B) sent C) will send
D) sending E) sended

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11. If. . . the exam, You . . the certificate.

A) passed, shall got
B) pass, would get
C)pass, shall get
D) will pass, will get have
E) pass, will got

12. Samire always ... English songs at every party.
A) to sing
B) sings
C) singing
D) sing
E) to sings

13. A candle . . . its light with burning another candle.
A) wasn't lose
B) doesn't loses
C)doesn't lose
D) don't lose
E) didn't lost

Yesterday Mehdi. . . to me with a problem.
A) came
B) went
C) goes
D) has come
E) come

15. If I had time, . . . see that new film.
A) I may
B) I'd
C) I'll
D) I shall
E) I should be

16. Our lesson . . . when the teacher comes in.
A) will began B) shall begin C) begin
D) began E) will begin

17. Who often has dinner at the canteen?
A) I did
B) we do
C) he had
D) they have
E) she will

18. We . . . ten kilometres 2 hours ago.
A) was walking
B) have walked
C) walked
D) has walked
E) are going to walk
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19. As soon as we got home, the telephone . . .
A) rang
B) had rung
D) has rung
C) will ring
E) is ringing

20. She ___ a journalist nowadays.
A) are
B) was
C) is
D) were
E) am
1. These engineers always ___ in the office and ___

A) stayed/learn
B) stay/learn
C) stays/learns
D) have stayed/learned
E) stay/learned

You . . . late for the concert, if you . . . a taxi.
A) will be / will not take
B) are / will take
C) will / take
D) will be / don't take
E) won't / are not taking

3. Henry ... that the police ... his documents.
A) hopes, would find
B) will hope, found
C) hopes, has found
D) hoped, would fin
E) hope, have found

4. A magnet . . . iron.
A) attract
B) is attracting
C) attra
D) attracts
E) will attract

5. Your friend . . . a new house last week.
A) buy
B) buys
C) bought
D) have bought
E) buying

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6. They say there . . . an accident here yesterday.

A) has been
B) was
C) were
D) had been
E) is

... he . . . to work early every day?
A) Did / went
B) Has / go
C) Have / gone
D) Do / went
E) Does / go

8. She hoped she . . . a doll at Christmas.
A) will
B) would get
C) would got
D) got
E) will get

9. The nurse . . . the tools before the operation ... .
A) will count / will begin
B) counts / begin
C) will count / begins
D) would count / begun
E) counts / will begin

10. Nothing will make him ___ back to her.
A) to come
B) come
C) came
D) coming
E) would come
11. I’m taking my sister out as she ___ any sun for a long time.
A) hasn’t had
B) haven’t had
C) hadn’t been
D) will have
E) shall have

12. He ___ ill for three months already.
A) was
B) has been
C) is
D) have been
E) were

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13. Who goes sightseeing?

A) Nina does.
B) We shall.
C) We did.
D) I did.
E) She has.

14. I usually ___ a blouse and jeans at home, but today I ___ on a new
dress.
A) wear/have put
B) have worn/have put
C) wore/has put
D) wears/has put
E) will wear/put

15. What ___ the president ___? -He ___ a contract.
A) does/do/has signed
B) is/doing/is signing
C) will/do/was signing
D) is/ going to do/would sign
E) shall/do/has been signing

16. Look! The cat ___ your cutlet.
A) is eating
B) was eating
C) eats
D) has been eating
E) had eaten

17. You look pale. You ___ too hard these days.
A) have been working
B) worked
C) are working
D) work
E) were working

18. What ___ you ___ since I saw you last?
A) do/do
B) are/doing
C) have/been doing
D) did/do
E) will/do

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19. Ben and Ann ___ breakfast.

A) have
B) are having
C) is having
D) was having
E) were having

20. She ___ a journalist nowadays.
A) are
B) was
C) is
D) were
E) am
21. Choose the correct tense forms.
Gunay sometimes . . . skiing when she . . . in Swissland.
A) goes/ lived
B) went/lived
C) went/lives
D) had gone/live
E) goes/will live

22. The English seldom .. . while going by train, they ... to read newspapers.
A) talks, prefer
C) talk, prefer
E) is talking, prefer
B) talked, prefer
D) talk, preferred

23. I ….. the letter before they came yesterday.
A) got
B) get
C) have got
D) had got
E) getting

24. Jeihun . . . him for 2 years before he . . . him at yesterday's party.
A) haven't seen / met
B) hadn't seen / met
C) hasn't seen / meets
D) didn't see / was meeting
E) doesn't see / will meet

25. He ... in and ... Nelly who ... a picture.
A) came/saw/was drawing
B) came/see/drew
C) came/saw/drew
D) came/saw/is drawing.
E) coming/saw/is drawing

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26. Did John . . . to drive a car?

A) learnt you
B) learn you
D) teach you
C) taught you
E) teaches you

27. My friend ... speak English.
A) does
B) didn't
C) isn't
D) aren't
E) don't

28. The old man didn't know that the police . . . his son.
A) had been arresting
B) has been arresting
C) has already arrested
D) had already arrested
E) have already arrested

29. Everybody . . . that money . . . on trees.
A) know/doesn't grew
B) know/doesn't grown
C) is knowing/will not grow
D) knows/doesn't grow
E) knows/will be grown

The curtain ... and the performance ... .
A) rose, began
B) raised, began
C) rised, began
D) rose, begun
E) raised, begun
31. You ___ always ___ your things. Put them into the bag.
A) are/losing
B) -/lost
C) have/lost
D) shall/have been losing
E) had/lust

32. What place ___ the youth of our country occupy in all branches now?
A) did
B) shall
C) is
D) does
E) will

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33. I ___ home for lunch on Mondays. I have lunch in the canteen.
A) didn’t go
B) was going
C) don’t go
D) doesn’t go
E) will not go

34. Westminster Abbey is the ancient old church in which the coronation
ceremonies of almost all English kings and queens ___ place.
A) will take
B) was taken
C) was taking
D) is taking
E) have taken

35. This is the most interesting film I ___ ever ___.
A) didn’t/see
B) was/seen
C) have /saw
D) have/seen
E) had/seen

36. “Nobody ___ in that country,” said Pinocchio to his friend.
A) don’t learn
B) are learning C) learns
D) doesn’t learn
E) learn

37. Paul ___ a student of Cambridge University.
A) were
B) are
C) am
D) be
E) is

38. “Little boy”, said a man, “why do you carry that umbrella over your head?
It ___ and the sun ___”
A) rains / isn’t shining
B) doesn’t rain / shines
C) isn’t raining / isn’t shining
D) is raining / is shining
E) isn’t raining / don’t shine

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39. Who often has dinner at the canteen?

A) I did
B) we do
C) he had
D) they have
E) she will

40. I ___ never ___ him before.
A) - /met
B) - /meet
C) have/met
D) has/met
E) -/meets
41. I ___ to start a new life tomorrow.

A) to be going
B) am going
C) shall go
D) is going
E) were going

42. Mark ___ into the army next year.
A) was going
B) goes
C) will go
D) would go
E) will be go

43. They ___ dinner at this time tomorrow.
A) have
B) are having
C) will have
D) having had
E) will be having

44. -What’s happened to your hair? Your mother ___
A) didn’t like
B) liked
C) likes
D) would like
E) won’t like

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45. I ___ if you come too late tomorrow.

A) shall be sleeping
B) will sleep
C) sleep
D) am sleeping
E) was sleeping

46. Be quick or we ___ for school.
A) are late
B) is late
C) have been late
D) shall be late
E) will not be late

47. What ___ you ___ next Sunday?
A) were doing
B) have done
C) are doing
D) are done
E) were done

48. I think I ___ a cassette recorder and use it in class.
A) buy
B) am buying
C) shall buy
D) would buy
E) bought

49. We ___ for Niagara tomorrow.
A) are leaving
B) have left
C) left
D) had to leave
E) shall be left

50. I’ll ask him what he ___ for lunch.
A) was having
B) are having
C) would have
D) should have
E) will have
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51. Who ___ for a walk tomorrow?

A) go
B) will go
C) didn’t go
D) doesn’t go
E) went

52. They ___ their English exam at this time tomorrow.
A) will take
B) will be taking
C) would take
D) is taking
E) take

53. My boss ___ some V.I.P’s tomorrow.
A) will be received
B) is receiving
C) will have received
D) receive
E) has received

54. Ask him when the engineers ___ finish the talks.
A) will
B) would
C) had D) have
E) do

55. He ___ to learn French next year.
A) was going
B) is going
C) are going
D) will be going
E) shall be going

56. All the children ___ on an excursion next week.
A) go
B) went
C) have gone
D) will go
E) has gone

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57. ___ you ___ at 6 tomorrow?

A) will/sleep
B) were/sleeping
C) will/be sleeping
D) do/sleep
E) are/sleeping

58. I shall be back by 6 and I hope you ___ a good sleep by that time.
A) will have had
B) will have
C) would have
D) have had
E) had had

59. This time tomorrow we ___ probably ___ fishing.
A) are/will
B) -/shall
C) shall/be
D) shall/-
E) do/are

60. What ___ you ___ at 6 tomorrow?
A) will/do
B) was/doing
C) will/be doing
D) is/doing
E) will/have done
61. _____ three languages: French, Spanish, and English.

A) I’m speak
B) I’m speaking
C) I speaking
D) I speak
62. Where _____ from?

A) Hans come
B) does Hans come
C) does Hans coming
D) Hans came

63. What _____ tonight?
A) do you do B) you do
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C) are you doing D) did you do

64. “Where is George”
“He _____ a shower.”
A) has
B) will have
C) is having
D) have

65. “What _____ ?”
“I don’t know. Look it up.”
A) does this word mean
B) means this word
C) does mean this word
D) is meaning this word

66. “Do you want a cigarette?”
“No, thanks. I _____ .”
A) no smoke
B) smoke not
C) am not smoking
D) don’t smoke

67. Last year I _____ to America.
A) was go
B) go
C) was going
D) went

68. How long _____ in America?
A) you stay
B) did you stay
C) stayed you
D) you staying

69. The weekend was boring. I _____ anything.
A) don’t do
B) no do
C) didn’t do
D) wasn’t doing

70. “I’m going to university next year”
“What _____ study?”
A) you going to B) do you

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C) did you D) are you going to

71. A- Where _____ from?
B- _____ am from Milano.
A) are you / I
B) are / you
C) are they / they
D) you / I

72. A- _____ Leo eat Chinese food?
B- Yes, he _____ it _____ he was 10.
A) Did / eaten / when
B) Does / ate / what
C) Did / ate / when
D) Do / eat / what

73. What _____ they going _____ do?
A) are / too
B) are / to
C) is / to
D) is / too

74.
A- How _____ languages can your son speak?
B- Three _____.
A) much / languages
B) many / language
C) many / languages
D) much / language

75. A- When _____ it _____ raining? B- Yesterday.
A) Did / started
B) Does / start
C) Does / starts
D) Did / start

76. _____ kind _____ music do you like?
A) What / -
B) How / of
C) What / of
D) What / -

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77. At the weekend, I usually _____ go swimming.

A) am
B) -
C) was
D) want

78. Are you _____ the party?
A) enjoy
B) enjoyed
C) enjoying
D) enjoys

79. How many sisters _____ ?
A) do you have
B) you have
C) are you have
D) do you has

80. I _____ understand what you are saying.
A) no
B) don’t
C) am not
D) didn’t

81. What time _____ home last night?
A) did you get
B) you get
C) do you get
D) did you got

82. Last weekend I _____ some friends and we _____ a meal.
A) see / having
B) saw / have
C) seeing / had
D) saw / had

83. I _____ English food. It’s wonderful!
A) am loving
B) loved
C) love
D) loves

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84. Pierre is French. He _____ from Paris.

A) is coming
B) came
C) come
D) comes

85. _____ the computer at the moment?
A) Does Mr. Taylor use
B) Is Mr. Taylor using
C) Did Mr. Taylor use
D) Will Mr. Brown use

86. Gulnare _____ a student with her work now.
A) helped
B) help
C) is helping
D) helping

87. “ It’s very noisy”
“Sona _____ to rock music.”
A) listen
B) listens
C) listened
D) is listening

88. Gunay _____ hard for her exam last week.
A) didn’t study
B) isn’t studying
C) don’t study
D) aren’t study

89. Most of the students _____ these days.
A) didn’t smoke
B) aren’t smoking
C) isn’t smoking
D) don’t smoke

90. You look nice, Samire. _____ a new dress?
A) Do you wear
B) Does she wear
C) Are you wearing
D) Did you wear

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91. Many birds _____ south every winter.

A) fly
B) flew
C) are flying
D) will fly

92. Usually Sona _____ to work on Sundays.
A) is going
B) went
C) go
D) goes

93. Azerbaijan _____ many high mountains.
A) have
B) is having
C) has
D) are having

94. Cats _____ very well in darkness.
A) are seeing
B) see
C) will
D) sees

95. “What _____ ?”
“I’m studying computer science.”
A) are you studying
B) were you studying
C) was you studying
D) is she studying

96. “ _____ born?”
“I was born in London.”
A) When did you
B) Where were you
C) Where are you
D) Where do you

97. “Are _____?”
“No, I’m single.”
A) he marries
B) you married
C) you marry
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D) she married
98. “ _____ a job ?”
“No, I don’t. I’m a student.”
A) Did you have
B) Do you have
C) Have you had
D) Are you having

99. Where _____ on holidays?
A) you go
B) do you go
C) do you going
D) are you go

100. I _____ to work now. Good-bye!
A) go
B) went
C) am going
D) goes

101. I _____ a book about astrology these days.
A) am reading
B) read
C) am reads
D) reading

102. I _____ lots of books every year.
A) will read
B) am reading
C) read
D) am going to read

103. Nurses _____ after people in hospital.
A) looks
B) is looking
C) will look
D) look

104. Annie _____ from Ireland.
A) come
B) is coming
C) comes
D) coming

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105. We _____ to a party next Saturday.

A) go
B) goes
C) are going
D) went

106. She _____ for dinner this evening.
A) come
B) came
C) comes
D) is coming

107. _____ to go out tonight?
A) Do you want
B) Are you wanting
C) Is you want
D) Would you want

108. I _____ four languages.
A) am speaking
B) speak
C) speaks
D) am speak

109. Every morning Aynur_____ at 7.30.
A) is getting up
B) got up
C) get up
D) gets up

110. Oh, someone _____ in my seat!
A) is sitting
B) sits
C) will sit
D) sit

111. I’m sorry. I can’t help you at the moment. I _____ dinner.
A) will cook
B) am cooking
C) cook
D) cooked

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112. I _____ a pain in my leg.

A) has
B) having
C) have
D) am having

113. Mrs. Naile_____ to her boss. I’ll tell her you phoned.
A) talked
B) talks
C) talk
D) is talking

114. Turn the T.V off. No one _____ it!
A) watches
B) watch
C) is watching
D) watched

115. Sevinc is not ready. She _____ her hair.
A) is washing
B) washes
C) washed
D) wash

116. Maftun’s good at football but he _____ very often.
A) aren’t play
B) isn’t playing
C) doesn’t play
D) didn’t play

117. The sun _____ in the day time.
A) shine
B) shone
C) is shining
D) shines

118. In Britain people _____ on the right.
A) are driving
B) drives
C) drive
D) drove

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119. This is a great party! Everyone _____.

A) dance
B) is dancing
C) dances
D) are dancing

120. Jack’s a policeman but he _____ a uniform.
A) doesn’t wear
B) isn’t wearing
C) no wear
D) wears

121. What _____ in your free time?
A) are you doing
B) do you do
C) you do
D) are you do

122. How many children _____?
A) are you having
B) do you have
C) do you have got
D) are you have

123. I _____ a shower every morning.
A) have got
B) am having
C) have
D) has
ADJECTİVE
1. It was ___ music I have ever heard.
A) more beautiful
B) less beautiful
C) the most beautiful
D) beautiful
E) most beautiful

2. It’s ___ powder I have ever used.
A) good
B) -
C) the best
D) best
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E) better

3. John is ___ of all to act.
A) quickest
B) quick
C) -
D) quicker
E) the quickest

4. He is ___ strong ___ his brother.
A) as / like
B) similar / as
C) as / as
D) strong / than
E) so / as

5. English grammar is ___ than Russian one.
A) easy
B) easier
C) the easiest
D) as easy as
E) not so easy

6. I have ___ time than he does.
A) bigger
B) larger
C) most
D) less
E) least

7. This girl is ___ intelligent than the rest of the class.
A) most
B) the most
C) more
D) the more E) much

8. Two heads are ___ than one.
A) good
B) bad
C) worse
D) worst
E) better

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9. Alice came late, Philip came later, and Tony ___

A) latest
B) last
C) the latest
D) later
E) the last

10. Mark Twain, one of ___ and ___ American writers, lived in a small town
in his childhood.
A) greater / most popular
B) great / more popular
C) the greatest / most popular
D) more great / the most popular
E) most great / the popular
11. -Why didn’t you discuss this question before yesterday? -It was ___
important than the others.
A) little
B) least
C) the least
D) -
E) less

12. Your English is much ___ now. You’ve made___ mistakes this time.
A) best / least
B) better / less
C) the best / less
D) good / less
E) best / the least

13. The Thames is ___ river in Great Britain.
A) the longest
B) long
C) longest
D) -
E) longer

14. Do you have ___ or ___ rain this autumn than the last one.
A) many / little
B) more / less
C) more / fewer
D) much / less
E) more / few
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15. Please, tell me something ___ than this old joke.
A) interesting
B) less interesting
C) more interesting
D) the most interesting
E) the least interesting

16. This question is ___ than the first one, let’s discuss it tomorrow.
A) important
B) less important
C) the most important
D) the least important
E) -

17. Do you have ___ or ___ sunny days this summer?
A) more / few
B) many / less
C) much / little
D) more / less
E) many / few

18. We have ___ money than they have.
A) little
B) much
C) less
D) few
E) many

19. -Please, give me this bouquet of flowers. I think it is___ than the rest
ones. -But it’s ___ . -Never mind. I’ll buy it. A) beautiful / expensive
B) more beautiful / more expensive
C) the most beautiful / most expensive
D) beautiful / most expensive
E) most beautiful / most expensive

20. Of the four girls Aygun is ___ .
A) prettiest
B) prettier
C) -
D) the prettiest
E) prettier
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21. It’s ___ to go by car than by train.

A) cheap
B) cheaper
C) -
D) cheapest
E) the cheapest

22. It is much ___ to speak English than to understand
A) -
B) the most difficult
C) more difficult
D) difficult
E) most difficult

23. He’s ___ intelligent than my brother.
A) most
B) good
C) better
D) more
E) last

24. He is ___ among his classmates.
A) old
B) taller
C) the youngest
D) short
E) higher

25. This is ___ place I’ve ever seen.
A) dirty
B) the dirtiest
C) more dirty
D) dirtier
E) -

26. What is ___ crime than loss of time.
A) greater
B) greatest
C) great
D) -
E) most great
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27. He came home in the ___ mood.
A) sun
B) sunniest
C) more sunny
D) much sunny
E) sunnier

28. False friend is ___ than open enemies.
A) worst
B) worse
C) the worst
D) -
E) bad

29. “Why do you always buy five loaves, no ___ and ___?”
A) many / little
B) less / fewer
C) more / much
D) more / less
E) most / less

30. It’s ___ in here than it is in the street.
A) hot
B) the hottest
C) -
D) hotter
E) hottest
31. Are the streets of London ___ or ___ than the streets of Belfast?
A) the narrowest / wider B) narrow / wide
C) narrower / wider
D) more narrow / wide
E) most narrow / most wide

32. I make ___ mistakes now than last year.
A) few
B) fewer
C) -
D) the fewest
E) fewest

33. The weather is much ___ pleasant than it usually is at this time.
A) most B) more
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C) the most D) little

34. To spend summer at the seaside is ___ pleasant than in the town.
A) -
B) less
C) the most
D) more
E) the least

35. It is ___ and ___ to live here than there.
A) warm / most pleasant
B) warmer / pleasant
C) warmest / pleasanter
D) warmer / more pleasant
E) warm / more pleasant

36. Are the streets ___ and ___ than they were some years ago ?
A) wide / cleaner
B) wider / cleanest
C) widest / cleaner
D) widest / cleanest
E) wider / cleaner

37. Lake Baikal is ___ lake in the world.
A) deeper
B) the deepest
C) deep
D) deepest
E) -

38. Many people think Scotland is ___ than England.
A) most beautiful
B) the least beautiful
C) least beautiful
D) more beautiful
E) beautiful

39. My luggage was ___ than my friend’s.
A) good
B) the best
C) many
D) less
E) the worst

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40. Her love must be ___ than mine.

A) the deepest
B) most deep
C) deepest
D) deeper
E) deep
SÖZÖNÜ
İngilis dilində hal kateqoriyası az olduğundan sözlər arasındakı əlaqə
əsasən sözönləri vastəsilə düzəlir.
Sözönləri isimin qarşısında gələrsə əsasən hal şəkilçilərini əvəz edir ,
feldən sonra gələrsə felin mənasını dəyişir.
İfadə etdikləri mənaya görə sözönləri 4 yerə bölünür.
1.Yer bildirənlər - in, on, at, opposite

2.Zaman bildirənlər - in, on, at, after, before.
3.İstiqamət bildirənlər - to, into, along, from .
4.Mücərrəd əlaqə bildirənlər - with, by, abont .
İngilis dilində in, on, at, həm yer, həm də zaman bildirə bilirlər.
İn – sözönü şəxsin və ya əşyanın nəyinsə daxilində, müəyyən bir yerdə, sərhədləri
olan bir ərazidə olduğunu bildirir. Həmin ərazi yer zərfi funksiyasında olarsa.
in the first form - birinci sinifdə
in the city - şəhərdə
in the park - parkda
in the yard - həyətdə
in the garden - bağda
in the sky - səmada
in the book - kitabın içində
in the corner - küncdə ( otağın )
in the cup - fincanda
in the world - dünyada
in the tree - ağacda
in the picture - şəkildə
in the street - küçədə
in the row - cərgədə
in the line - sırada
in queue - növbədə
in the open air - açıq havada
in the shade - kölgədə
in the room - otaqda
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in the box - qutuda

in the bag - çantada
Ölkə, şəhər, kənd və s. yaşayış əraziləri yer bildirdikdə

in Azerbajan / in Baku - Azərbaycanda / Bakıda
Coğrafi cəhətlər yer zərfi olduqda:

in the north - şimalda
in the south - cənubda
bir sıra birləşmələrdə :
in a car - maşınla
in a taxi - taksi ilə
Qeyd: artikl olarsa nəqliyyat vastələri “ by ” sözönü ilə işlədilməz.

to be in time for - vaxtında gəlmək
to be interested in - marağında olmaq , maraqlandırmaq.
to stand in a queue [kju:] - növbədə dayanmaq
in a hat - (şlyapada)
in bed - (yataqda)
in the armchair - kresloda
in hospital - xəstəxanada
in prison - həbsdə
in a newspaper - qəzetdə
in a book, in a photograph - kitabda, şəkildə.
in a picture - rəsmdə
in the sea - dənizdə
in the distance - məsafadə
in the suburb - şəhər ətrafında
in most sities - şəhərlərin çoxunda.
in - zaman bildirərkən aşağıdakı hallarda işlədilir.

1) günün üç hissəsi ilə
in the morning - səhər çağı
in the afternoon - günorta çağı
in the evening - axşam çağı
2) aylar, ( tarix göstərilməsə ) və illər zaman zərfi olduqda.
in may, in September, in 1994

3) fəsillər zaman zərfləri olduqda.
in (the) spring, in (the) simmer - yayda, yazda
4) gələcək qeyri-müəyyən zaman formasının zaman zərfi ilə
in two days - iki günə, iki gündən sonra
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5) əsrlər zaman zərfi olduqda

in the XX century
6) dövrlərlə
in my life - həyatımda
in my youth - gəncliyimdə
On - sözönü səxsin və ya əşyanın üfüqi, istərsə şaquli vəziyyətdə nəyinsə üstündə
olduğunu bildirir. Dilimizə üstündə, - da2 kimi tərcümə olunur.
Example : The book is on the table. The picture is on the wall.
on the right - sağda
on the left - solda
on the plate - boşqabda
to go on foot - piyada getmək
on the way - yolda
on the ground - yerdə
on the Earth - yer kürəsində
on the floor - döşəmədə, mərtəbədə
on seashore,
on the cost - dəniz sahilində
on the isle - adada
on the beach - çimərlikdə
on TV - televizorda
to dry on the towel - dəsmalla qurulanmaq
to speak on (or over) the telephone - telefonla danışmaq
on the map - xəritədə
on new Year’s Eve - yeni il bayramında
on holiday, vacation - tətildə, məzuniyyətdə
on Christmas Day - milad bayramı, day olmasa at ilə işlənir.at Christmas
Preposition - Sözönü Davamı

Zaman bildirərkən :
1) “ on ” həftənin günləri zaman zərfi olduqda işlənir.
on Monday / on Sunday
on a warm spring day - mülayim bir yaz günü
2) Əgər həftənin günləri morning , evening , afternoon sözləri
qarşısında gələrsə yenə “ on ” işlənir.
on Friday morning - cümə günü axşamı
3) Aylardan əvvəl və ya sonra rəqəm gələrsə:
on the fourth of March
On - kitabın, filmin, pyesin, danışığın məzmunu haqqında söhbət

gedərkən işlədilir. Bu zaman sözönü dilimizə haqqında, - dan-dən kimi
tərcümə olunur.
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I have many books on history - mənim tarixdən çox kitabım var.
Bir sıra ifadələrlə :
to put on - geyinmək
to go on - davam etmək
to get on - minmək
to depend on - asılı olmaq
on my return - mən qayıdanda
on that day - həmin gün
to turn / switch on - yandırmaq
to try on - geyib baxmaq
on page - səhifə ... də
on average - orta hesabla
on a bus / train / ship / plane - avtobusla, gəmiylə, qatarla, təyyarə ilə
on sale - satışda
on business - biznes üçün.
a legend on our heroes - qəhramanlarımız haqqında əfsanə

to go on an excursion - ekskusiyaya getmək
at - əsasən yer bildirir, yanında, kənarında , arxasında, – da-də kimi
tərcümə olunur.
Ex : The teacher is at the window . - Müəllim pəncərənin yanındadır.
The tree is at the river - Ağac çayın kənarındadır.
He sits at the desk - O parta arxasında oturur.
at home - evdə
at school - məktəbdə
at the lesson - dərsdə
at the party - ziyafətdə
at the station - vağzalda
at the weekend - həftə sonu
at the moment - hazırda
at zaman bildirərkən aşağıdakı hallarda işlədilir:

Saatları göstərərkən
at eight o’clock - saat 8-də
at 9 p.m - saat 9- da (günortadan sonra)
at last - nəhayət
at the same time - eyni vaxtda
at that moment - o anda
at that time - o vaxtda
Günün üç hissəsi zaman zərf olarsa:

at noon - günorta saat 12-də
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at night - gecə vaxtı

at midnight - gecə yarısı
Əgər günün bu hissəsi artikl ilə verilərsə “ at ” sözönü işlədilməz.
During the night - gecə vaxtı, ərzində
Keçmiş davamedici zaman forması dəqiq zaman zərfi ilə ifadə

olunduqda.
at this time yesterday - dünən bu vaxt
at this time last Monday - keçən bazar ertəsi bu vaxt
Bir sıra ifadələrlə :
at the station - stansiyada
at the airport - aeroportda
at the bus – stop - avtobus dayanacağında
at the traftic light - işıq forda
at each bus stop - hər bir avtobus dayanacağında
at my uncle’s - əmimgildə
at the doctor’s - həkimdə
at the baker’s - çörək mağazasında
at the concert - konsertdə
at the party - şənlikdə
at the football match - futbol oynunda
at the corner of the street - küçənin tinində
at the age of 5 - beş yaşında
at the door - qapının ağzında
at the gate - darvazanın ağzında
at the border crossing - sərhəd keçid məntəqəsində
at the top/bottom of the page - səhifənin başında , aşağısında
at 65 Nizami street - Nizami küçəsi 65-də

Əgər küçənin adı nömrəsiz verilərsə in sözönü işlədilir.
in Nizami street - Nizami küçəsində

at dinner/supper - nahar/şam vaxtı
at the end - sonda ,axırda
at first - əvvəlcə
at least - heç olmasa, hər halda
at last - nəhayət
at once - dərhal
at present - hal-hazırda
at sözönü ilə mənasını dəyişən fellər :
to look at - baxmaq
to laught at - gülmək
to smile at - gülümsəmək
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to work at - bir iş üzərində işləmək

to be good at smth - bir işdə bacarıqlı, səriştəsi olmaq
to arrive at - çatmaq ( məktəbə, partiyə )
to wink at - göz vurmaq
to throw at - atmaq ( gül, daş )
to shout at - kiminsə üstünə qışqırmaq
hotel, və restaurant sözləri həm at, həm də in sözönü ilə işlənir.
at / in hotel - oteldə
at / in restaurant - restoranda
to - hərəkətin istiqamətini bildirir.Əsasən - a 2 - ya 2 və ya tərəf, gilə

kimi tərcümə olunur.
Example: I go to London - Mən Londana gedirəm
I go to the map - Mən xərtəyə tərəf gedirəm
I go to my friend - Dostumgilə gedirəm
home sözü qarşısında istiqamət bildirmək üçün heç vaxt “ to ” işlənməz

to go home - evə getmək
bir sıra fellərlə to sözönu işlənir.

to go to - harasa getmək
to get to - harasa çatmaq
to pay attention to smb. - kiməsə diqqət vermək
to belong to smb. - kiməsə məxsus olmaq
to speak to smb. - kiminləsə danışmaq
to talk to - kiminləsə söhbət etmək
to listen to - kiməsə / nəyəsə qulaq asmaq
to hear from smb. - kimdənsə eşitmək
to write to smb. - kiməsə yazmaq
to phone to smb. - kiməsə zəng etmək
to prefer smth to smth - bir şeyi o birindən üstün tutmaq
to be nice / kind to smb. - kiməsə qarşı səmimi / mehriban olmaq
to be nice / kind of smb. to do smth - bir kəsin nəsə etməsinə
sevinmək
from – dan,dən tərcümə olunur.Böyük obyekdən ayrılmağı bildirir.

I come from school - Məktəbdən gəlirəm
into – içinə, içərisinə tərcümə edilir. Bayırdan örtülü yerə istiqamət

bildirir.
Put your books into your bag. - Kitablarınızı çantalara qoyun.
to get into a car - maşına minmək
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near- yaxınlığınnda kimi tərcümə edilir.Mənaca at sözönünə

yaxındır.Near böyük obyektlərin yanında, at isə nisbətən kiçik
obyektlərin yanında,kənarında tərcümə edilir.
Example : near school - məktəbin yanında
At the window - pəncərənin yanında
under – nəyinsə altında:
under the table - stolun altında
but: in the Sun - günəşin altında
in the rain - yağışda
in the Shade - gölgədə
out off - örtülü yerdən bayıra olan hərəkəti bildirir.
out off the room - otaqdan çıxmaq
above, over - üzərində, yuxarısında kimi tərcümə olunur.
above - nəyisə yuxarısında , yuxarı
The flag is above the window - Bayraq pəncərənin
yuxarısındadır.
The clock is above the TV
over - nəyinsə üzərində , üstündə, üzərindən
over the river - çayın üzərində
over the city - şəhərin üzərində
to turn over page - səhifəni çevirmək
all over the world - bütün dünyada
over- bəzən o tayında kimi tərcümə olunur.
Ex: I see a small hause over the river - Mən çayın o tayında balaca ev
görürəm.
in front of - qarşısında, qabağında, adətən iri obyektlərlə işlənir.

There are many trees in front of our school - Məktəbimizin qarşısında çoxlu
ağaclar var.

behind - arxasında, arxada:
There is a garden behind the house - Evin arxasında bağ var.

Between - ikisinin arasında, yəni bu sözönü obyekt iki əşyanın, iki şəxsin,
iki sıranın arasında olarkən işlədilir.
The TV is between the sofa and the bookcase - Televizor divan ilə kitab
şkafının arasındadır.

among - arasında, ikidən artıq şəxs və ya əşya arasında sifət və zərfi
üstünlük dərəcəsində tələb edir.
Distribute the books among the students - Kitabları şagidlər
arasında paylaşdırın.

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In the middle of - ortasında , mərkəzində kimi tərcümə olunur.Həm

zaman, həm də yer bildirir.
The table is in the middle of the room - Stol otağın ortasındadır.
Everywhere is green in the middle of the spring - Yazın ortasında hər
yer yaşıl olur.

after - Sonra kimi tərcümə olunur.
after school - məktəbdən sonra
after dinner - nahardan sonra
the day after tomorrow - birisigün
one after another - bir- birinin ardınca
to look after - qayğısına qalmaq , qulluq etmək
to take after - oxşamaq ( xarakterimə görə ).

After - bəzən “ şərəfinə ” kimi tərcümə edilir.
after the guests - qonaqların şərəfinə
before - əvvəl, qabaq kimi tərcümə edilir.
before lesson - dərsdən əvvəl
before dinner - nahardan qabaq
the day before yesterday - sırağa gün
During - ərzində, müddətində
While - ərzində, müddətində bu iki sözün arasında fərq ondan ibarətdir
ki,during - özündən sonra isim, while - isə özündən sonra (fel ) bütöv
cümlə başlanır, əsasən keçmiş davamedici zamanda olur.
down - aşağıya olan hərəkəti bildirir.

to sit down - əyləşmək
to jump down - aşağı tullanmaq
to write down - köçürmək
to fall down - yıxılmaq
along - istiqamətində, boyu, boyunca:

along the river - çay boyunca
towards [ t ə ’w s : d z ] - tərəfə, istiqamətə, sarı:
They were driwing towards the shore of the Caspian Sea . Onlar Xəzər
dənizi sahillərinə sarı gedirdilər.
next to - (bitişik, mənasında )
beside - yanında, yanaşı

Sadig was sitting beside /next to Arzu. - Sadiq Arzunun yanında
oturmuşdur.
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opposite - üz - üzə, üzbəüz, qarşı - qarşıya

They were sitting opposite us - Onlar bizimlə üzbəüz oturmuşdular.

round ətrafında, dövrəsində, ətrafına, dövrəsinə
around
We walked round the town - Biz şəhər ətrafında dolaşdıq.

across - arasından, içərisindən, eninə, o biri tərəfdə
My home is situated across the street. Evim yolun o biri tərəfindədir.
across the river/street - çayı/ yolu keçmək
accross bridge - körpüdən keçmək

below - aşağı, aşağıda, altında
The temperature is usually 200 c below zero in Winter in Russia. -
Qışda Rusiyad a tempratur - 20 dərəcə olur (sıfırdan 20 dərəcə aşağı
olur).

all over the world - Bütün dünyada
along the river - çay boyunca
to appear in the dark - qaranlıqda peyda olmaq
arrive in - şəhərə gəlib çatmaq
arrive at - stansiyaya, partiyə gəlmək
as a rule - bir qayda olaraq
ask for smth - bir şey xahiş etmək
at the bus stop - avtobus dayanacağında
at the age of 20 - 20 yaşında
to be at the war - müharibə etmək
to be devoted to - həsr olumaq
to be famous for - nə iləsə məşur omaq
to be grateful to smb. - kiməsə olmaq, minnətdar olmaq
to be in a hurry - tələsmək
to be interested in - maraqlanmaq
to belong to - məxsus olmaq, aid olmaq
to be pleased with - razı qalmaq
to be tired of - yorulmaq
by heart - əzbərdən
by hand - əlindən
in hand - əlində
by the way - yeri gəlmişkən
consist of - ibarət olmaq
to cry for help - köməyə gəlmək
to depend on - asılı olmaq
to die in a battle - döyüşdə ölmək
ear for music - musiqi qavramaq qabiliyyəti
to fall in love with - kimisə vurulmaq
for hearts sake - qəlbin rahatlığı naminə
to get into trouble – falakətə düçar olmaq
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to go on an excursion - səyahətə çıxmaq

in honour of somebody - kiminsə şərəfinə
in short - qısası
in the mountains - dağlarda
in time - vaxtında
to leave for - yola düşmək
lights went down - işıqlar söndü
to live in pease - dinc ömür sürmək
to look after - gullur etmək
to take care of - qayğısına qalmaq
to look like - bənzəmək ( zahirən )
to take after - bənzəmək ( xarakterinə )
to move to - köçmək
passer by - yoldan ötən
places of interest - görməli yerlər
to make a good impression on smb.-kiməsə yaxşı təsir etmək
point of view - nəzər nöqtəsi
to shake hands with - əlini sıxmaq
to switch on - yandırmaq
to turn on - yandırmaq
to switch off - söndürmək
to turn off - söndürmək
to take part in - iştirak etmək
ticket to a city - şəhərə bilet
ticket for a play - tamaşaya bilet
to try on - geyib baxmaq
What ’s up? - nə olub?
What is the matter with you - Sizə nə olub?
to be wrong with - nə isə baş vermək (pis bir şey)
to wake up - yuxudan oyanmaq
year by year - ilbə il
on business - işə görə
to be busy in - nə iləsə məsğul olmaq
on the right ( left ) – sağda ( solda )
on sale - satışda
on the way (ground, Earth, isle, island, floor) - yolda (yerdə, yer kürəsində, adada,
mərtəbədə)
later on - sonra
to spend money on smth - bir şeyə pul xərcləmək
over and over - dəfələrlə
through - vastəsilə, olan, dən
to telephone to - kiməsə zəng etmək
with a storm of applause - gurultulu alqışlarla
to be in trouble - bəlada olmaq
to put out the fire - alovu söndürmək
by cheak - çeklə
by credit card - kredit kartı ilə
in cash - nağd pul ilə
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to be fond of - bir şeyi çox xoşlamaq

to turn to - müraciət etmək
School and lesson sözlərinin qarşısında yiyəlik əvəzliyi gələrsə - da-də mənasında
“in” işlədilir.
on the farm - fermada
on the poultry - farm - quşçuluq fermasında
on the stock form - mardarlıq fermasında
Bütün mağaza adlar: “Shop” - dan başqa cinema, theatre, party, consert, stadium - “at ”
sözönü ilə işlənir.
Cost, show, beach -da-də mənasında “on” sözönü ilə işlənir.
on the cost - sahildə
but : at the seaside - dəniz kənarında
Home, there, here - sözlərindən əvvəl istiqamət bildirən “ to ” sözönü işlənmir.Home sözü
yalnız -da2 mənasında “ at ” sözönü ilə işlənir.

Sözönü ilə işlənməyən feillər

to adress to learn to watch
to visit to meet to catch
to approach to reach to enter
Advanced Article Usage

In part 3 of the English Articles Tutorial, we finish up our list of 25 articles
usage tips. Here, we take a look at some of the exceptions and more
advanced topics relating to the use of A(AN) and THE.
A / AN can be used like the word "per".
Examples:
 Apples currently cost $1.30 a pound.

 Cheetahs can run 60 miles an hour.
 You want $150 a person for the tour?
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Use THE with nouns modified by ranking or ordering expressions such as "the

first", "the second", "the third", "the next", "the last", "the previous", "the
following", "the penultimate", etc.
Examples:
 This is the fifth day of our conference.

 I'll pay the next time we have dinner.
 Don't forget the following rule.
Use THE with superlatives such as "the best", "the biggest", "the most

important", "the least interesting", etc.
Examples:
 This is the best day ever.

 That is the most expensive hotel room I've ever heard of in my life.
 He told the funniest joke!
Comparative forms, such as "bigger", "better", "more" can be used with

both A(AN) and THE and follow general article usage.
Examples:
 I like the bigger roller coaster.

 He has a more expensive car than I do.
HOWEVER: THE is often used with comparative forms (bigger) rather than

superlative forms (biggest) when comparing only two things. This is commonly
used in phrases such as "the bigger of the two".
Examples:
 Jessie and Shauna are both smart. But I think Shauna is the smarter
of the two.
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 Between Jason's son and his daughter, his daughter is the better

athlete.
Do not use articles when generalizing about uncountable nouns and

plural countable nouns.
Examples:
 Curiosity is a great trait. Uncountable

 Water is an important resource. Uncountable
 Vegetables are good for you. Plural countable
English speakers often use THE plus a singular noun when they talk about or
make generalizations about certain topics, including:
 musical instruments (the piano, the guitar, the flute)

 plants (the coconut palm, the saguaro, the baobab)
 animals (the leopard, the elephant, the lowland gorilla)
 inventions (the steam engine, the plane, the light bulb)
 currencies (the dollar, the euro, the yen)
 body parts (the head, the eye, the ear)
Examples:
 I play the piano.
 The sequoia tree is native to California.
 The dolphin is a very intelligent animal.
 The Wright brothers invented the airplane.
 Right now, the euro is stronger than the dollar.
 Cheryl got poked in the eye.
In general, English speakers choose to use THE in this way to give the noun a
more abstract or conceptual sound. We choose to say "the piano" to make it
sound more like an abstract art form. Similarly, "the dolphin" sounds more like
we are referring to the species. Moreover, "the plane" has a more conceptual
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sound that conveys the idea of invention. But remember, you can also make
generalizations about these topics using plurals as in USE 15.
The expressions "a few" and "a little" mean "some" and express the idea that
you have more than expected.
Examples:
 He always carries a few dollars for emergencies.

 He had a little difficulty with his homework.
 She has a few friends who can help her move.
HOWEVER: The expressions "few" and "little" (without an article) mean "not
much" and express the idea that you have less than expected.
Examples:
 Unfortunately, I had little time to enjoy New York because I had to

work so much.
 Sadly, he has few people in his life.
 They have little money, so their daughter cannot pay her tuition.
BUT REMEMBER: When the words "only" or "just" are used, "a few" and "a
little" also emphasize the meaning "not much".
Examples:
 Unfortunately, I only had a little time to enjoy New York because I

had to work so much.
 Sadly, he just has a few people in his life.
 They only have a little money, so their daughter cannot pay her
tuition.
Generally, articles are not used with the names of illnesses or diseases.
Examples:
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 Dr. Smith visits schools and universities to educate students

on AIDS.
 Oncologists are doctors who specialize in treating cancer.
 There are several medications that can be used to treat malaria.
HOWEVER: There are some illnesses which require THE.
 the measles
 the flu
 the mumps
 the bubonic plague
MOREOVER: There are a few health conditions or illnesses which can be

used with both A(AN) as well as THE and follow general article use. This
category includes most aches, pains, growths, and attacks.
 a cold
 a heart attack
 a stroke
 a wart / tumor / growth / etc.
 a sore throat / sore back/ sore foot / etc.
 a headache / toothache / backache / etc.
REMEMBER: This last category follows general article use. Study the
examples below.
Examples:
 John has a cold. The cold was pretty bad.

 Nancy had a heart attack. The heart attack seriously weakened her
heart.
 Deb had a sore throat. The sore throat made it hard to talk.
If a direction (north, west, southeast, left, right) directly follows a verb, do not
use an article with the direction.
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Examples:
 We need to walk south.
 They drove north all day.
 At the stop sign, turn left and walk three blocks.
HOWEVER: If a direction follows a preposition, you must use THE.
Examples:
 We need to walk to the south.

 Our house is in the north.
 The grocery store is on the right.
MOREOVER: Use THE with compass directions when referring to them as

special geographic or cultural regions.
Examples:
 We love the South.
 Have you ever visited the East?
 The West has better national parks.
THE can be used with plural family names to refer to the family as a group.
Examples:
 The Robinsons love to vacation in Florida.

 The Shinoharas are originally from Japan.
 My brother lives next door to the Jacksons.
THE can be combined with certain adjectives to refer to a group of people

such as "the blind", "the elderly", "the rich", "the French", "the Sioux", etc.
Examples:
 He is elderly. Adjective
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 The organization helps the elderly. Elderly people
REMEMBER: This is especially important in situations where nationalities or

ethnic groups and their languages might be confused. In such
situations, THE is used to specify that we are talking about the nationality or
ethnic group rather than the language.
Examples:
 I like French. Language
 I like the French. The French people
HOWEVER: When generalizing about nationalities or ethnic groups that end

in "-ans", such as "Americans", "Mexicans", and "Hawaiians", THE is not
usually used.
Examples:
 Americans watch a lot of TV.

 Germans drink a lot of beer.
Do not use THE with the names of most countries unless the name contains a
word such as "States", "Kingdom", "Republic", "Emirates", "Union", "Coast",
etc.
Examples:
 I love Italy.
 John used to live in Japan.
 He lives in the United States.
SIMILARLY: Don't use THE with states, provinces, and cities unless THE is

specifically part of the name or contains a word such as "Territory" or "Coast".
Examples:
 He lives in California.
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 Ladakh is in India.
 The Northwest Territories is a province in Canada.
EXCEPTIONS: THE is used with "the Netherlands" as well as with many

nations which are island chains, such as "the Philippines", "the Maldives", "the
Bahamas", etc. Additionally, in the past, THE was used with certain countries
such as "the Sudan", "the Gambia", and "the Congo"; this usage is becoming
less common.
Examples:
 He lives in the Netherlands.

 I visited the Bahamas last year.
Use THE with the names of:
 oceans
 seas
 coasts
 rivers
 swamps
 archipelagos
 collections of lakes (such as the Great Lakes)
 mountain chains
 deserts
 references on the globe (such as the Equator, the North Pole)
 geographic regions (such as the Northwest, the Middle East)
 bridges (except Tower Bridge)
 pagodas
 hotels
 theaters
 museums
 institutes
 skyscrapers
 the Sun, the Moon
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 extraordinary works of art or architecture (such as the Mona Lisa, the

Colosseum, the Great Wall of China, and the Taj Mahal).
Examples:
 James visited the Hermitage, a famous museum in St. Petersburg.

 I would love to visit the North Pole.
 Nina walked over the Rialto Bridge.
Do not use an article with:
 individual lakes
 individual islands
 beaches
 waterfalls
 individual mountains (except the Matterhorn)
 canyons (except the Grand Canyon)
 people's first names
 streets (except the High Street)
 public squares
 hospitals
 stadiums
 malls
 parks
 churches
 temples
 universities
 colleges
 languages
 religions
 days
 months
 holidays
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Examples:
 Have you ever visited Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris?

 Kenta is Buddhist.
 We went camping in King's Canyon.
HOWEVER: There are additional exceptions to some of the above categories.

For example, THE is often used in the pattern "the ... of ...".
Examples:
 The University of Colorado
 The Temple of Ranakpur
 The Cathedral of Siena
Time expressions can be especially confusing. THE is used in some time

expressions such as:
 in the morning
 in the afternoon
 in the evening
 during the night
 during the day
 the day before yesterday
 the day after tomorrow
 the fall
 the summer
Examples:
 We'll meet in the afternoon.

 Jake loves to go camping in the fall.
 There was a small earthquake during the night.
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HOWEVER: In other time expressions, no article is used:
 at night
 at noon
 at midnight
 all day
 all night
 all month
 every month
 every year
 last night
 last Friday
 yesterday
 tomorrow
Examples:
 Did you sleep well last night?

 I'll see you tomorrow.
 We are meeting for lunch at noon.
MOREOVER: There are some expressions which can take

both A(AN) and THE such as:
 a/the whole day

 a/the whole month
 an/the entire year
 an/the entire decade
Examples:
 He spent a whole month in Hawaii. I wish I could do that.

 I took last Friday off to go to the doctor. I spent the whole day sitting
in his office.
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 When she first moved to Germany, it took an entire year for her to

learn enough German to go shopping.
 Phil hated the '90s. He spent the whole decade in a dead-end job
struggling to pay his rent.
Here's a list of some uncountable nouns that we often use:

advice Could you give me some advice?
dust The old table was covered with dust.
electricity Electricity runs through this wire.
equipment Could you give me a list of the equipment we need for the trip?
evidence What evidence is there against John?
fog I could hardly see because of the thick fog.
fun We had a lot of fun at the party.
furniture I really need to buy some new furniture for my new flat.
happiness How can we increase our happiness?
help The teacher would like some help with moving the chairs.
homework How much homework do you get?
informatio
Could you give me some information about things to do in London?
n
knowledge He has such a lot of knowledge about history.
luck I need a bit of luck!
luggage Please put leave all your luggage at the hotel and we'll pick it up later.
money How much money do you have in your purse?
news The news is good! John has passed the exam!
pasta I love pasta!
progress We haven't made much progress on our project.
research Julie is doing research in neuroscience.
snow There's been a lot of snow this year.
spaghetti Could we have spaghetti with meatballs?
spinach She likes spinach with garlic.
traffic Was there a lot of traffic in central London?
vocabulary Vocabulary is very important in language learning.
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work Do you have any work to do this weekend?
Words that can be both countable and uncountable
Many, many words can be used in both an uncountable way and a countable way. This is
especially true of uncountable food and drink, such as 'coffee' or 'yogurt'. When we're
talking in general about coffee or yogurt, the words are uncountable. But, we can use
them in a countable way when we mean 'one cup of' or 'one pot of':
 Uncountable: Coffee is my favourite drink.

 Countable: Could you buy two coffees and two teas, please?
 Uncountable: My children eat a lot of yogurt.
 Countable: I bought a pack of six yogurts.
Other words that act like this include: water, juice, salad, curry and cake.
Another way that we use uncountable nouns in a countable way is when we use the word
to mean 'a kind of' or 'a type of':
 Uncountable: She loves cheese.

 Countable: That shop sells lots of cheeses (=different kinds of cheese).
Other words that can be used in this way include jam, wood, plastic, bread, metal, fabric.
There are a few words that change their meaning depending on if they used in a
countable way or an uncountable way.
List of Uncountable Nouns (These are sample uncountable nouns only!

There are many more.)
General
 homework
 equipment
 luggage
 clothing
 furniture
 machinery
 gold
 silver
 cotton
 glass
 jewelery
 perfume
 soap
 paper
 wood
 petrol
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 gasoline
 baggage
 hair
 traffic
Abstract
 advice
 help
 fun
 recreation
 enjoyment
 information
 knowledge
 news
 patience
 happiness
 progress
 confidence
 courage
 education
 intelligence
 space
 energy
 laughter
 peace
 pride
Food
 food
 flour
 meat
 rice
 cake
 bread
 ice cream
 cheese
 toast
 pasta
 spaghetti
 butter
 oil
 honey
 soup
 fish
 fruit
 salt
 tea
 coffee
Weather
 thunder
 lightning
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 snow
 rain
 sleet
 ice
 heat
 humidity
 hail
 wind
 light
 darkness
Languages
 English
 Portuguese
 Hindi
 Arabic
 Japanese
 Korean
 Spanish
 French
 Russian
 Italian
 Hebrew
 Chinese
Subjects/Fields
 mathematics
 economics
 physics
 ethics
 civics
 art
 architecture
 music
 photography
 grammar
 chemistry
 history
 commerce
 engineering
 politics
 sociology
 psychology
 vocabulary
 archaeology
 poetry
Sports
 golf
 tennis
 baseball
 basketball
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 soccer
 football
 cricket
 hockey
 rugby
 chess
 poker
 bridge
Activities
 swimming
 walking
 driving
 jogging
 reading
 writing
 listening
 speaking
 cooking
 sleeping
 studying
 working
The list of uncountable nouns

Some of these nouns are homonyms and are indicated by a star∗
A.
Access ∗ – I have limited access to these offices.
Accommodation – I am looking for separate accommodation for my two friends.
Adulthood – Do they enjoy their adulthood?
Advertising – These are two great pieces of advertising
Advice – I have two pieces of advice for you.
Aggression – They both displayed a lot of aggression.
Aid ∗ – The charity dropped aid in three countries.
Air ∗ – Humans breath air.
Alcohol – He has had too much alcohol.
Anger – She sees anger in their faces.
Applause – The audience stood twice to give applause.
Arithmetic – The puzzle was solved using four pieces of simple arithmetic.
Art ∗ – I enjoy looking at the art at the gallery.
Assistance – The nurse gave assistance in the surgery and at reception.
Athletics – The athletes love athletics.
Attention – The students paid attention to the lectures.
B.
Bacon – I would like three rashers of bacon please.
Baggage – He took four pieces of baggage on the plane.
Ballet – I have been to two ballet performances.
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Beauty – The poet writes about the beauty of the hills and the lakes.
Beef – The butcher cuts up lumps of beef.
Beer – They drank two glasses of beer. (The use of beers is becoming popular in spoken
English)
Biology – He studies the biology of fish.
Blood – Don’t donate too much blood.
Botany – She studies the botany of the two islands.
Bread – I would like you to buy two loaves of bread please.
Business ∗ – I have business with John and Jane.
Butter – Three packs of butter sat on the table.
C.
Carbon – Two carbon atoms.
Cardboard – I need 2 pieces of cardboard.
Cash – Do you have any cash on you?
Chalk – I need two pieces of chalk to write on the blackboard.
Chaos – There was chaos onstage and backstage.
Cheese – The cheeseboard had seven type of cheese.
Chess – I play chess with two friends from university.
Childhood – I hope they enjoyed their childhood.
Clothing ∗ – I usually wear only one piece of clothing.
Coal – The fire will burn with just two lumps of coal.
Coffee – Two cups of coffee please. (The use of coffees is becoming common in spoken
English)
Commerce – Commerce is how many people make money.
Compassion – The nurse shows compassion to the patients.
Comprehension ∗ – There was sudden comprehension among the students when the
teacher explained uncountable nouns again.
Content ∗ – I submitted two pieces of content for approval.
Corruption – There is a lot of corruption in these two countries.
Cotton – I need two sheets of cotton to make some curtains.
Courage – The men showed great courage.
D.
Damage ∗ – There was a lot of damage to houses after the hurricane.
Dancing – There was fun and dancing.
Danger – There is danger around the corner.
Data – The cyber criminals stole all the data.
Delight – There was delight and smiles on the children’s faces.
Dignity – The soldiers died with dignity.
Dirt – The kitchen is covered in dirt.
Distribution – The distribution of digital media is fast.
Dust ∗ – There are layers of dust on the floor.
E.
Economics – She studies economics.
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Education – The boys received an education.

Electricity – The modern world runs on electricity.
Employment – Both women have employment.
Energy – There are many types of energy.
Engineering – The engineering is good in this strong building.
Enjoyment – There was enjoyment on the faces of the people.
Entertainment – Ballet and opera are two forms of entertainment.
Envy ∗ – The men were full of envy.
Equipment – Skiing requires lots of equipment.
Ethics – Let’s learn about the ethics of journalism.
Evidence – There is a lot of evidence to support the theory.
Evolution – All animals are a product of evolution.
F.
Failure – Failure is not an option.
Faith ∗ – I have faith in my partners.
Fame – Some people do anything to find fame.
Fiction – John has written many works of fiction.
Flour – You need flour to make bread.
Flu – Flu can kill frail people.
Freedom – People fought hard for their freedom (Freedoms is becoming acceptable)
Fruit – He ate three pieces of fruit.
Fuel ∗ – The special car runs on two types of fuel.
Fun – The children had lots of fun.
Furniture – The apartment had only two pieces of furniture.
G.
Garbage – There were two sacks of garbage on the pavement.
Garlic – This recipe needs two bulbs of garlic.
Gas ∗ – The canister is full of gas.
Genetics – She studied genetics at university.
Glass – The windows are made of glass.
Gold – They found lots of gold in the mine.
Golf – The men play a lot of golf.
Grammar – Perfect grammar is essential when writing English.
Gratitude – The workers showed a lot of gratitude.
Grief – There was a lot of grief at the funeral.
Guilt – The little boy felt guilt.
Gymnastics – Gymnasts practise gymnastics.
H.
Happiness – There is more than one type of happiness.
Hardware – I need various hardware to finish the job.
Harm – The war caused a lot of harm.
Hate – The war was started by a lot of hate.
Hatred – I saw hatred in his face.
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Health – The women are lucky to have their health.

Heat – You can feel the heat from the fires.
Height – The mountains reach a great height.
Help – Would you like some help with your English writing?
Homework – The girls needed help with their English homework?
Honesty – Everyone in the jury displayed great honesty.
Honey – I would like two pots of honey.
Hospitality – The host showed great hospitality.
Housework – There is always so much housework to do.
Humour – The film was full of humour.
Hunger – The explorers had experienced great hunger.
Hydrogen – There is a lot of hydrogen in that tank.
I.
Ice – I would like two lumps of ice please.
Ice cream – I would like two bowls of ice cream. (Ice creams is becoming acceptable)
Importance – They were politicians of great importance.
Inflation – Inflation affects countries differently.
Information – I need lots of information about writing in English.
Infrastructure – The expanding city needs new and improved infrastructure.
Injustice – Injustice occurred on both sides.
Innocence – Innocence is a characteristic of childhood.
Insurance – I have three insurance policies.
Intelligence – The dogs have intelligence.
Iron ∗ – I need two rods of iron.
Irony – Irony is the the expression of one’s meaning by using language that normally
signifies the opposite.
J.
Jam ∗ – They went to the market and bought two pots of jam.
Jealousy – She said she had experienced jealousy.
Joy – She watched the children with joy.
Judo – The old men are still practising judo.
Juice – We drank glasses of cold orange juice.
Justice – The law courts hand out justice.
K.
Karate – The old women still practise karate.
Kindness – The soldiers showed much kindness to the poor children.
Knowledge – The professor has a lot of knowledge.
L.
Labour ∗ – The immigrant population represent a huge pool of labour.
Laughter – There was singing and laughter at the party.
Lava – The volcano produces lots of lava.
Leather – The shoemaker requires four strips of leather.
Leisure – The aristocracy enjoy a lot of leisure.
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Lightning – There was thunder and a lot of lightning.

Linguistics – I studied linguistics at university.
Literature – There is a lot of academic literature that supports the theory.
Litter ∗ – The football field was covered in litter.
Livestock – The farmers move their livestock once a month.
Logic – Use logic to solve the puzzle.
Loneliness – He suffered from loneliness.
Love – There is a lot of love between the siblings.
Luck – He had a lot of luck on his way to the top.
Luggage – She took three pieces of luggage onto the train.
M.
Machinery – The builder use many different types of machinery.
Magic – Magicians perform magic.
Mail ∗ – The postman delivers the mail. I have two pieces of mail.
Management – A larger company requires a lot of management.
Mankind – The aliens will be a threat to mankind.
Marble – The palace was made of marble.
Mathematics – John studied mathematics at university.
Mayonnaise – I like every type of mayonnaise.
Measles – Measles was once a common childhood illness.
Meat – The lion carried a lump of meat in his mouth.
Metal – The car is made from some sort of metal.
Methane – There is methane in the tank.
Milk – Two glasses of ice cold milk.
Money – The lawyer makes lots of money.
Mud – Hippos lie in mud.
Music – He listened to two very different types of music.
N.
Nature ∗ – I like to be outside in nature.
News – I watch the news every evening.
Nitrogen – The tank is full of nitrogen.
Nonsense – The two old men talk nonsense.
Nutrition – Strong plants require lots of nutrition.
O.
Obedience – A dog needs to learn obedience.
Obesity – Obesity is a major problem in the western world.
Oil – Oil is scarce.
Oxygen – We breathe oxygen.
P.
Paper – The strange house was made of paper.
Passion – Most dancers have a lot of passion for their work.
Pasta – The Italian restaurant has many types of pasta.
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Patience – My patience is running out.

Permission – You need permission to enter the building.
Physics – She studies physics at school.
Poetry – He read 3 works of poetry aloud.
Pollution – Pollution harms the environment.
Poverty – Poverty is widespread.
Power ∗ – Power in the wrong hands in dangerous.
Pride ∗ – Don’t let pride get in the way of your relationship.
Production ∗ – The production of cheese fuels the village economy.
Progress ∗ – Progress is difficult to measure by anecdote alone.
Pronunciation – Pronunciation of some words in English is difficult.
Psychology – What is the psychology behind his motives?
Publicity – Some say even bad publicity is good.
Punctuation – Punctuation is important when writing.
Q.
Quality ∗ – There was improved quality in the performance.
Quantity – The quantity of alcohol consumed can be controlled.
Quartz – There is a rich seam of quartz under the mountain.
R.
Racism – There was a lot of racism in football in in the 1980’s.
Rain – The tennis has to be stopped because of the rain.
Recreation – There is time for lots of leisure and recreation.
Relaxation – There is time for lots of rest and relaxation.
Reliability – One of his best attributes was his reliability.
Research ∗ – Her research focused on the blue whale.
Respect ∗ – Show your mother more respect.
Revenge – The novel had a plot based on revenge.
Rice – She carried three bags of rice home from the market.
Room ∗ – There is very little room in the back of his car.
Rubbish – There are special bins for your paper rubbish and plastic rubbish.
Rum – He bought three bottles of rum.
S.
Safety – There is safety in numbers.
Salad – I ordered three bowls of salad.
Salt – I only have two grains of salt left.
Sand – He dug up buckets and buckets of sand to build his sandcastle.
Satire – Satire is just one form of comedy.
Scenery – Wherever I go, I like to enjoy the scenery.
Seafood – You can enjoy many types of seafood in Portugal.
Seaside – I like to take holidays by the seaside.
Shame – All the boys felt some shame about their bad behaviour.
Shopping – I have done all the shopping.
Silence – Wherever you go in the desert, you can always find silence.
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Sleep ∗ – Did the children get enough sleep?

Smoke ∗ – Do you see the smoke coming from the chimneys?
Snow ∗ – The snow falls silently.
Soap – I have bought three bars of soap.
Software – You need various types of software to build an app.
Soil – You will need a lot of soil to plant that tree.
Sorrow – The wives felt much sorrow over the dead husbands.
Soup – Two bowels of soup please.
Spelling – Correct spelling and punctuation is vital in academic writing.
Sport – I play many types of sport. (Sports is becoming acceptable)
Steam ∗ – A puff of steam meant the train was coming.
Strength – The weightlifters have great strength.
Stuff – I have all sorts of stuff in my garage.
Stupidity – There is a lot of stupidity in the world.
Success – Each of the graduates experienced success.
Sugar – I take two lumps of sugar in my coffee.
Sunshine – The cats like to lie in the sunshine.
T.
Tea – Many types of tea come form India and China.
Tennis – We watch two tennis matches at Wimbledon.
Thirst – Some of the worst experiences are those of hunger and thirst.
Thunder – There was a lot of thunder when the storm came.
Timber – You need a lot of timber to build a house.
Time – I don’t have much time.
Toast ∗ – He ate three slices of toast with his egg.
Tolerance – The Netherlands is famous for its tolerance.
Turbulence – The flight may experience some turbulence.
Traffic ∗ – The traffic was very heavy on the way home.
Transportation – The company utilises various types of transportation.
Travel ∗- Their jobs involve a lot of international travel.
Trust ∗ – I place a lot of trust in my friends.
U.
Understanding – Most parent show a lot of love and understanding to their children.
Underwear – I once bought a very expensive piece of underwear.
Unemployment – Unemployment is a problem in many European countries.
Unity – The team displayed great unity.
Usage – These are lessons in English usage.
V.
Validity – I need to check the validity of your passports.
Veal – I would like two slices of veal please.
Vegetation – The forest had a lot of vegetation.
Vegetarianism – There is widespread vegetarianism in India.
Vengeance – Vengeance is never an answer to your problems.
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Violence – He committed four acts of violence.

Vision – The old men are slowly losing their vision.
Vitality – The old men are slowly losing their vitality.
W.
Warmth – The soldiers sought warmth.
Water ∗- Let’s jump into the water.
Wealth – Many people desire great wealth.
Weather – It was such lovely weather today.
Weight – The people all had a different weight.
Welfare – I am only concerned with the welfare of the animals in the zoo.
Wheat – It was a good harvest and we have a lot of wheat.
Whiskey – Two glasses of whiskey please.
Wildlife – Africa is full of amazing wildlife.
Wine – The south of France produces a lot of wine.
Wisdom – The old women in the mountains have great wisdom.
Wood – The house is built from various types of wood.
Wool – She knits with different colours of wool.
Work ∗ – He has had a long career encompassing many types of work.
Y.
Yeast – Use three grams of yeast to make the bread.
Yoga – The sisters both practise yoga.
Youth – Youth is wasted on the young.
Z.
Zinc – We need a lot of zinc for this experiment.
Zoology – She studies zoology at university.
ngilis dilində sayıla bilən, sayıla bilməyən (həmişə tək olan) və həmişə cəmdə
işlənən isimlər var. Bu dəfəki yazıda bu tiplərin hər birinə aid, bir-birinə oxşar
olan sözləri nəzərdən keçirəcəyik.
“Cloth” fərqli mənalarla həm sayıla bilən, həm də sayıla bilməyən isim kimi
çıxış edir. Sayıla bilməyən isim kimi “cloth” parça deməkdir, sayıla bilən isim
kimi isə “a cloth” əski, bez, təmizlik bezi deməkdir. İkinci mənada (sayıla
bilən) bu sözün cəmi clothes yox, cloths olur.
 cotton cloth – pambıq parça

 Use separate cloths and buckets when cleaning the floor. – Döşəməni
təmizləyərkən ayrı bez və vedrələrdən istifadə et.
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“Clothes” paltar, geyim deməkdir, cəm isimdir və tək forması yoxdur. Cəm
olmasına baxmayaraq, bu söz ədədlərlə işlənmir. “Four clothes” demək
yanlışdır, amma “some clothes” (bir neçə paltar) demək olar.
“Clothing” paltar, geyim deməkdir və sayılmayan isimdir. Geyimləri saymaq

üçün “item” sözündən istifadə edilir. Məsələn, “an item of clothing”, “four items
of clothing”
Present and Past Participle Complete the following sentences using an appropriate present or past
participle form.
1. ………………. with milk and sugar, it makes a delicious breakfast. Served Serving
2. Most of the people ……………… to the party were neighbors. invited inviting
3. Not ………………. what to do, I called the doctor. knowing known
4. The people ...................... have been informed. concerned concerning
5. The professor is …………………. by his students. admiring admired
6. I was ………………….. by the way she spoke to me. annoying annoyed
7. I found her sitting at a table ……………… with papers. covering covered
8. I was very ..................... by her performance. amused amusing
9. Her performance was really ……………….. amusing amused
10. The first runner came in closely ………………….. by the second.
Answers
1. Served with milk and sugar, it makes a delicious breakfast. 2. Most of the people invited to the party
were neighbors. 3. Not knowing what to do, I called the doctor. 4. The people concerned have been
informed. 5. The professor is admired by his students. 6. I was annoyed by the way she spoke to me. 7. I
found her sitting at a table covered with papers. 8. I was very amused by her performance. 9. Her
performance was really amusing. 10. The first runner came in closely followed by the second
Singular and Plural Quiz 1. She took part in all of the many __________ on the holiday. A) activities B)
activityies C) activertes D) activityes 2. He put all of the _______ in order. A) discs B) disces C) discess D)
disc's 3. Both the ________ had flat tyres. A) bycyclies B) bicycles C) bicycls D) bicycils 4. The castle was
many _________ old. A) centuryes B) centuries C) centries D) centurys 5. We visited four _________
before we found the right one. A) nurserys B) nurserees C) nurseryes D) nurseries 6. She had many
different coloured _____ to choose from. A) lens B) lenses C) lensies D) lensses 7. There was a group of
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____ standing under the tree. A) deered B) deers C) deeries D) deer 8. Please make twenty _________
for lunch. A) sandwich B) sandwices C) sandwiches D) sandwichies 9. The three ______ flew in the sky.
A) gooses B) geeses C) geese D) goosses 10. The ______ were all different. A) roves B) roofes C) roofves
D) roofs

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Choose the line of nouns in the plural.

11. Choose the noun showing profession.

21. Make nouns with the suffix –ness.

26. Choose the nouns – cereals.

33. Choose the line of nouns.

A) 3,4 B) 1,2 C) 2,4 D) 1,3 E) 2,3

A) 1,3 B) 2,4 C) 1,4 D) 2,3 E) 1,2

A) 1,3 B) 2,3 C) 1,4 D) 2,4 E) 1,5

40. Choose the correct variant.

A) 1,4 B) 2,3 C) 1,3 D) 2,4 E) 1,2

41. Choose nouns.

51. Choose the correct variant

56. Choose the correct variant.

A) 1,2 B) 2,3 C) 3 D) 1,3,4 E) 2

A) 3,4 B) 1,2 C) 3 D) 1,3,4 E)1

A) 1,2 B) 2,3 C) 1,4 D) 1,3 E) 2

A) 2,4 B) 1,2 C) 3,4 D) 2,3 E) 2,5

A) 1,3 B) 2,4 C) 1,4 D) 2,3 E) 1,2

1. Choose the corret sentences with the noun Possessive Case.

2. Choose the plural nouns.

3. Choose the nouns.

4. Choose the uncountable nouns.

5. Choose line of derivative nouns.

6.Choose the line of countable nouns.

7. Choose the correct variant.

8. Choose the correct variant.

9. Choose the countable nouns.

7. ___ was not a marriage that could last.

11. Why is ___ sitting in the dark?

16. I have a cat. ___ is very nice.

17. How many children have THE TAYLORS?

23. Of course I ___ used to be very wealthy.

25. I always enjoy ___ when I go to concerts of classical music.

29. Did you all do the grammar exercises ___?

31. I looked at ___ in the mirror.

35. I wonder ___ her sister’s boy looks like.

37. The man ___ works at this table is my friend.

10. Lisa and Max are Americans. ______ from U.S.A.

17. “Are you from Senegal?” “No, _____ .”

28. She _____ a uniform.

29. He _____ his car every weekend.

36. Vusal_____ in a flat in Baku.

43. _____ does Ali’s little brother play with?

48. What _____ you _____ at the weekend?

50. Do boys like _____ jeans?

57. We _____ tennis on Monday evenings, but my little sister _____ on

58. You _____ a lot of things in _____ free time.

24. Upstairs there’s _____ big bathroom.

4. My friend _____ a present _____ me _____ the Ramadan Holiday last

5. It _____ a lot _____ our holiday.

13. They lived in this city _____ 1980.

25. They didn’t go to bed _____ midnight.

13. Help me _____ my homework.

22. There isn’t _____ coffee.

4. How many children _____ they _____?

11. A country is _____ than a city.

21. We _____ watching a good documentary _____ BBC World now.

25. _____ is reading a letter _____ bed now.

32. Tom and Tim _____ for lunch tomorrow.

39. What’s the weather _____ today?

53. What happened _____ the end of the story?

48. What _ you _ at the weekend?

57. We _ tennis on Monday evenings, but my little sister _ on

58. You _ a lot of things in _ free time.

4. My friend ___ a present _ me ___ the Ramadan Holiday last

5. It _ a lot _ our holiday.

4. How many children _ they _?

21. We _ watching a good documentary _ BBC World now.

25. _ is reading a letter _ bed now.

1. These engineers always _ in the office and _

57. _ you _ at 6 tomorrow?