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Test - 9

- Countable and uncountable nouns
- Do you like ..?
- Would you like..?
- A/an and some
- Much and many
- Polite requests (Could you ..?, Can I ..?)
- Prepositions

Would you like _____ rice?
- A) a
- B) some
- C) an
- D) any
Can I have _____ stamps, please?
- A) a
- B) an
- C) some
- D) any
Can you give me _____ money?
- A) some
- B) a
- C) any
- D) an
I usually have _____ biscuit and _____ cup of coffee at 11 a.m.
- A) a/some
- B) some/some
- C) a/a
- D) a/any
He always has _____ egg for breakfast.
- A) an
- B) a
- C) any
- D) the
Do you like _____ ?
- A) cook
- B) cooking
- C) to cook
- D) cooked
“_____ you like some tea?”
“No, thanks.”
- A) Does
- B) Do
- C) Would
- D) Are
“_____ you _____ your teacher?”
“Yes, he is a good man.”
- A) Would / like
- B) Do / like
- C) Did / liked
- D) Are / like
Would you like _____ apple or _____ strawberries?
- A) a / any
- B) an / some
- C) any / any
- D) a / some
Would you like _____ milk?
- A) a
- B) some
- C) any
- D) an
Do you like _____ homework ?
- A) making
- B) do
- C) doing
- D) does
I have got a book _____ Stephen King.
- A) by
- B) for
- C) from
- D) in
Help me _____ my homework.
- A) to
- B) with
- C) of
- D) about
There is _____ cheese on the table.
- A) any
- B) some
- C) a
- D) the
There are _____ oranges on the table.
- A) any
- B) an
- C) a
- D) some
_____ rice is there?
- A) How many
- B) How much
- C) How long
- D) How
Are there _____ chips?
- A) any
- B) some
- C) a
- D) the
Can I have _____ tea?
- A) a
- B) the
- C) any
- D) some
I’d like _____ bananas.
- A) any
- B) a
- C) an
- D) some
Is there _____ tea?
- A) a
- B) the
- C) some
- D) any
_____ coffee is there?
- A) How many
- B) How
- C) How much
- D) How long
There isn’t _____ coffee.
- A) many
- B) a
- C) the
- D) much
Can I have _____ bread?
- A) a
- B) some
- C) any
- D) an
Do you like _____ ?
- A) shop
- B) shopping
- C) to shop
- D) shopped
Do you like _____ English?
- A) learn
- B) learned
- C) learning
- D) learnt
She _____ the Rolling Stones records.
- A) like
- B) liking
- C) likes
- D) to like
Would you like to listen to _____ music?
- A) any
- B) some
- C) many
- D) a
I need to put _____ petrol in the car.
- A) some
- B) a
- C) any
- D) an
_____ English books do you have?
- A) How many
- B) How some
- C) How much
- D) How any
I want _____ book from the library.
- A) the
- B) a
- C) some
- D) any
Are there _____ letters for me this morning?
- A) some
- B) a
- C) the
- D) any
You have _____ lovely pictures in your house.
- A) some
- B) a
- C) an
- D) any
There was _____ rain during the night.
- A) an
- B) some
- C) any
- D) a
“Are you Canadian?”
“No, but I have _____ good friends in Canada.”
- A) any
- B) a
- C) an
- D) some
Do you have _____ sisters or brothers?
- A) some
- B) a
- C) the
- D) any
_____ I have a cheese sandwich, please?
- A) Do
- B) Does
- C) Can
- D) Am
I don’t have _____ milk left.
- A) much
- B) some
- C) many
- D) a
We have _____ of homework today.
- A) many
- B) a lot
- C) much
- D) a few
How _____ milk is there in the fridge?
- A) much
- B) a lot
- C) many
- D) a few
I’d like _____ mineral water.
- A) any
- B) a
- C) the
- D) some
Where do you come _____ ?
- A) from
- B) *
- C) of
- D) in
We stayed _____ the Heathrow Hotel.
- A) on
- B) into
- C) at
- D) to
I waited _____ the bus-stop for ten minutes.
- A) at
- B) in
- C) on
- D) for
I’m not very good _____ mathematics.
- A) of
- B) on
- C) in
- D) at
What are you interested _____ ?
- A) in
- B) of
- C) on
- D) over
Please, put your homework _____ my desk.
- A) at
- B) to
- C) on
- D) with
It takes about five minutes to walk _____ the bridge.
- A) *
- B) to
- C) at
- D) till
I took the train _____ Dover to Ostend.
- A) by
- B) on
- C) *
- D) from
David was very busy _____ the afternoon.
- A) *
- B) on
- C) at
- D) in
Toshio is _____ Japan. He isn’t American.
- A) of
- B) in
- C) at
- D) from
Bob ran 100 meters _____ 11 seconds.
- A) in
- B) at
- C) on
- D) with
They arrived _____ plane.
- A) by
- B) on
- C) with
- D) at
“Did they come _____ bus ?”
No, they came _____ foot.
- A) on / on
- B) by / on
- C) with / by
- D) by / with
Switch _____ the light. It’s getting dark.
- A) of
- B) off
- C) out
- D) on
Is there a fridge _____ your kitchen?
- A) at
- B) on
- C) with
- D) in
I’m still waiting _____ the Blue Train.
- A) to
- B) *
- C) for
- D) of
What was the temperature _____ Ankara yesterday?
- A) at
- B) of
- C) in
- D) off
I look forward _____ meeting you next month.
- A) at
- B) for
- C) with
- D) to
“You can’t come in ____ a ticket,” the man told us.
- A) without
- B) through
- C) by
- D) with
I get up _____ six o’clock _____ Tuesdays.
- A) at / on
- B) at / in
- C) about / at
- D) around / in
My father takes a nap _____ dinner.
- A) with
- B) after
- C) on
- D) at
When people go _____ picnic they always eat a lot.
- A) *
- B) on
- C) to
- D) at
Boys and girls go _____ dancing.
- A) to
- B) at
- C) *
- D) with
When do you take _____ your wrist watch?
- A) off
- B) on
- C) out
- D) of
I’ll phone _____ you tomorrow.
- A) to
- B) at
- C) on
- D) *
Our village lies _____ two high mountains.
- A) among
- B) over
- C) in
- D) between
You may write _____ a pen or _____ a pencil.
- A) with / by
- B) with / with
- C) in / in
- D) by / by
A lot of planes fly _____ the city every day.
- A) on
- B) through
- C) over
- D) between
They went _____ a museum.
- A) to
- B) at
- C) of
- D) *
There were no planes _____ the past.
- A) in
- B) on
- C) at
- D) over
We waited _____ you _____ 11.00.
- A) at / to
- B) for / until
- C) for / to
- D) with / since
Marie Curie was born _____ Warsaw.
- A) on
- B) at
- C) in
- D) from
Chocolate _____ harmful for your teeth, but strawberries _____ useful for your health.
- A) is / is
- B) are / is
- C) are / are
- D) is / are
There _____ apple juice in the fridge. And apples _____ so delicious.
- A) are / are
- B) is / are
- C) is / was
- D) is /is
Would you like _____ chips?
- A) some
- B) any
- C) a
- D) the
Would you like _____ tea _____ mineral water?
- A) some / and
- B) any / or
- C) some / or
- D) any / and
A: Is there _____ juice in the fridge?
B: No, there isn’t _____ juice, but there is _____ lemonade.
- A) some / some / any
- B) any / any / some
- C) some / any / any
- D) any / any / any
A: Would you like _____ oranges? Oh, sorry! There aren’t _____ oranges. But we have apples.
B: That’s all right. Can I have _____ tea?
A: OK.
- A) any / any / some
- B) some / any / some
- C) any / some / any
- D) some / some / any
A: _____ you like _____ cold water?
B: No, thanks. _____ ____ green tea.
- A) Do / some / I love / some
- B) Would / any / I’d love / any
- C) Would / some / I’d love / some
- D) Did / some / I liked / some
A: _____ you like _____ biscuit?
B: Yes, please. And I _____ some milk, too.
- A) Would / a / ’d like
- B) Do / a / would like
- C) Would / some / ’d love
- D) Would / * / would love

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