Underline the correct alternative in italics.

1. A: I’ve never been / didn’t go to Hollywood.

B: Haven’t you? I went / ‘ve been there last year.

2. A: How many films have you acted / did you act in so far?

B: I’ve acted / acted in seventeen films up to now.

3. A: He’s only twenty two years old, but he travelled / has travelled all around the world.

B: Really? Which countries did he visit / has he visited?

4. A: She has won / won four Oscars for her performances.

B: That’s right. She has won / won an award for Best Actress last month.

5. A: They have lived / lived in California for twenty years.

B: When did they move / have they moved to Texas?

6. A: Have you been / Were you here for a long time?

B: Yes. I arrived / have arrived over an hour ago.

7. A: We’ve been married / were married for forty years now.

B: Do you remember the first day we’ve met / met?

8. A: Did you enjoy / Have you enjoyed the film?

B: I didn’t have / haven’t had time to watch it yet.

III. Use the correct preposition:

off / up with / on / for / out / to (2) / away  

1. Mum gets angry if I don’t put .away. my clothes.

2. I decided to put …off. my birthday party because my closest friend had fallen ill.

3. Mum made me put …on.. a cap and gloves as it was very cold.

4. Don’t forget to put …out. the campfire after the picnic in the forest.

5. They had to put …up with …. their impolite and rude boss.

6. The police arrested him because he was addicted …to. drugs and sold them.

7. They wanted to spend their holidays in the north …for. a change.

8. Sport has never appealed …to.. me.

IV. Complete the sentences with too or enough and choose the adjective:

expensive tired scary fast old

1. Would you like to go to the disco? – No, thank you. I’m …too tired … .

2. Does your son go to school? –No, he isn’t … young enough… to go to school yet.

3. Why didn’t you buy that car? - It was ….too expensive … .

4. Will you go to Moscow by bus? No, it isn’t …fast enough … .

5. Did you enjoy the film? – No. It was …too scary… .

V. Fill in the correct passive form of the verbs.

1. Where is your new coat? – It is being shortened just now.

2. He was asked to take part in the show last week.

3. Teens are often influenced by the adverts on TV.

4. The article must be finished next Monday.

5. The tickets haven't been bought yet.

6. The new school will be built in two years.

Объяснение:

old- older-the oldest

lazy- lazier - the laziest

strong- stronger - the strongest

young - younger - the youngest

quiet - quieter - the quietest

talkative - more talkative - the most talkative

good - better - the best

nice - nicer - the nicest

handsome - handsomer the handsomest

boring - more boring - the most boring

big - bigger - biggest

friendly - friendlier - the friendliest

2.

1taller

3happiest

5shortest

7worst

9 stronger

3.

1your work is the best

2 Mary is more interesting than

3 Russia is the biggest

4i am stronger then...

5 new York is younger than

6is the most ...

7i am more talkative

8funnier

9 taller

this test is the easiest...

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