Problem-based learning in teaching EFL

Units 1- 10 Murphy tests

1. Can you close the window, please? I … cold.

A) am B) is C) are D) was

2. I … 32 years old. My sister … 29.

A) am/are B) is/is C) am/is D) was/is

3. My brother … a policeman. He … very tall.

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

4. John … afraid of dogs.

A) am B) are C) is D) were

5. It … 10 o’clock. You … late again.

A) is/is B) are/are C) is/are D) are/is

6. Ann and I … very good friends.

A) am B) is C) was D) are

7. My shoes … very dirty. I must clean them.

A) is B) was C) are D) am

8. Tom … not interested in politics.

A) are B) were C) am D) is

9. Those people … not English. They … Australian.

A) are/are B) are/were C) is/is D) was/is

10. Thank you. That … very kind of you.

A) are B) is C) am D) were

11. Look! There … George.

A) are B) am C) is D) was

12. … your mother at home?

A) are B) were C) am D) is

13. … it cold in your room?

A) is B) are C) were D) am

14. Those shoes … nice. … they new?

A) is/are B) are/are C) are/is D) is/is

15. … books expensive in your country?

A) is B) was C) are D) am

16. How old … Joe?

A) were B) are C) am D) is

17. What color … your car?

A) is B) are C) were D) B/C

18. Where … you from?

A) is B) was C) are D) A/B

19. How much … these postcards?

A) is B) was C) am D) are

20. What … the time?

A) is B) were C) are D) am

21. Who … that man?

A) am B) is C) are D) were

22. Where … Jill?

A) am B) are C) is D) were

23. How … your father?

A) were B) are C) am D) is

24. … you tired?

A) are B) is C) am D) was

25. … you hungry?

A) is B) are C) was D) am

26. … he English?

A) are B) were C) is D) am

27. … Ann at work today?

A) were B) are C) am D) is

28. … this seat free?

A) is B) are C) were D) B/C

29. … these your shoes?

A) was B) are C) is D) am

30. … I late?

A) are B) was C) am D) were

31. Tom … a letter now.

A) was writing B) were writing

C) has written D) is writing

32. She … at the moment.

A) is eating B) has eaten C) had eaten D) ate

33. The telephone … at the moment.

A) was ringing B) is ringing

C) has been ringing D) is being rung

34. We … dinner now.

A) have had B) had had C) are having D) had

35. What … you … about? You … to me.

A) are/thinking/are listening

B) have/thought/aren’t listening

C) did/think/don’t listen

D) are/thinking/aren’t listening

36. The children … their homework now.

A) are doing B) are making

C) have done D) were making

37. Please be quiet. I …

A) have worked B) am working

C) shall work D) am not working

38. Look! Joy … her new hat.

A) worn B) has worn C) is wearing D) was wearing

39. Don’t go out now. It …

A) was raining B) has been raining

C) has rained D) is raining

40. Where are the children? They … in the garden. A) are playing B) have been playing

C) were playing D) have played

41. We … dinner now. Can you phone later?

A) have had B) are having

C) have been having D) were having

42. You can turn the television off. I … it.

A) am watching B) haven’t been watching

C) am not watching D) haven’t watched

43. … you … okay? Yes, I … fine.

A) do/feel/am feeling B) did/feel/have felt

C) have/felt/felt D) are/feeling/am feeling

44. … it … Yes, take an umbrella.

A) is/raining B) was/raining

C) has/rained D) has/been raining

45. Why … you … a coat? It’s not cold today.

A) have/worn B) are/wearing

C) did/wear D) have/been wearing

46. What’s Roy doing? He … the dinner.

A) has cooked B) cooked

C) is cooking D) has been cooking

47. What … the children …? They are playing in the garden.

A) have/done B) have/been doing

C) did/do D) are/doing

48. Look! There is Jan. Where … she …?

A) is/going B) has/gone C) has/been going D) did/go

49. … you … to the radio? Yes, I am.

A) did/listened B) are/listening

C) have/listened D) have/been listening

50. … Tom … today? No, he is not.

A) did/work B) has/worked

C) is/working D) has/been working

51. … your friends … at a hotel? No, they aren’t.

A) did/stay B) have/stayed

C) have/been staying D) are/staying

52. I … in London but my brother … in Scotland.

A) lives/lives B) live/live C) lived/live D) live/lives

53. I … big cities.

A) am liking B) have liked C) like D) likes

54. The shops … at 9 o’clock and … at 5.30.

A) will open/close B) opens/closes

C) will open/will close D) open/close

55. He … very hard. He … at 7.30 and … at 8 o’clock in the evening.

A) work/starts/finishes B) works/will start/finish

C) works/starts/finishes D) works/will start/will finish

56. The Earth … round the Sun.

A) go B) goes C) will go D) doesn’t go

57. We … a lot of different things in our free time.

A) do B) will do C) won’t do D) does

58. She’s very clever. She … four languages.

A) will speak B) speaks C) doesn’t speak D) speak

59. It … a lot of money to stay at luxury hotels.

A) cost B) will cost C) costs D) won’t cost

60. He always … up at 7 o’clock.

A) get B) got C) will get D) gets

61. I usually … to work by car but I sometimes …

A) will go/walk B) goes/walks

C) go/walk D) won’t go/walk

62. Jack … very little. He never … breakfast in the morning.

A) eat/has had B) eats/has

C) doesn’t eat/will have D) eats/have

63. The weather here is not very good. It often …

A) rains B) rain C) will rain D) rainy

64. I … coffee but I … tea.

A) don’t drink/don’t drink B) drink/don’t drink

C) won’t drink/will drink D) will drink/won’t drink

65. Sue … tea but she … coffee.

A) drinks/won’t drink B) won’t drink/drinks

C) drinks/doesn’t drink D) will drink/won’t drink

66. You … English very well.

A) speaks B) will speaks C) won’t speak D) don’t speak

67. They … television very often.

A) won’t watch B) will watch

C) don’t watch D) watches

68. Rice … in cold countries.

A) won’t grow B) doesn’t grow

C) don’t grow D) will grow

69. We … many people in this town.

A) don’t know B) will know C) won’t know D) knows

70. I … washing the car. I … it very often.

A) like/will do B) don’t like/don’t do

C) like/won’t do D) don’t like/won’t do

71. She … Spanish but she . .. Italian.

A) speak/doesn’t speak B) speaks/won’t speak

C) speaks/doesn’t speak D) will speak/doesn’t speak

72. I … Fred and Fred … me.

A) don’t like/doesn’t like B) like/likes

C) won’t like/won’t like D) A/B

73. My car … much petrol.

A) use B) won’t use C) doesn’t use D) A/C

74. Sometimes he is late but it … very often.

A) happens B) doesn’t happen

C) will happen D) won’t happen

Units 11 – 20 Murphy tests

1. … did she arrive in London?

A) how long B) when C) how often D) where

2. … did you arrive?

A) when B) what time C) how long D) A/B

3. … has she been in London?

A) when B) what time C) how often D) how long

4. … she at home yesterday morning?

A) is B) was C) isn’t D) weren’t

5. … the weather good when you … on holiday?

A) was/are B) was/was C) was/were D) were/were

6. … they at the party? No, they …

A) were/were B) were/weren’t C) are/are D) are/weren’t

7. … to France in your life?

A) Did you go B) Did you have been

C) Have you been D) Had you been

8. … you … a camera? Yes, I have.

A) do/have B) have/got C) had/got D) A/B

9. … you … Rome? Yes, I … many times.

A) were/in/was B) have/been to/have been

C) were/at/was D) have/been in/have been

10. … you … Sarah? No, I don’t.

A) have/known B) how long have/known

C) did/know D) do/know

11. … you … television when I phoned you?

A) did/watch B) were/watching

C) are/watching D) have/watched

12. … you … the film on television last night?

A) did/watch B) were/watching

C) are/watching D) have/watched

13. … you … to Spain last year?

A) did/go B) have/gone C) had/gone D) were/been

14. … you ever … golf?

A) Did/play B) Have/play C) Had/played D) Have/played

15. … you ever … to Spain?

A) did/go B) were/- C) have/been D)

16. Are they still having dinner? No, they ….

A) didn’t finish B) hadn’t finished

C) haven’t finished D) haven’t finish

17. At 4 o’clock she wasn’t at home. She … tennis at the sports club.

A) is playing B) played C) were playing D) was playing

18. At midnight last night he … at work.

A) is B) is C) is not D) was not

19. Barry has been in Canada … January.

A) for B) in C) since D) at

20. Bill isn’t here now. He … home.

A) went B) left for C) had gone D) has gone

21. Butter … from milk.

A) has made B) is made C) are made D) make

22. Does Ann … a car?

A) has B) have C) have got D) has got

23. Harry … in Canada now.

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

24. He … English for two years.

A) is learning B) has learn

C) has been learning D) had been learning

25. He … to Spain. He is in Spain now.

A) went B) had gone C) has been D) has gone

26. He has been working in the garden … ten minutes.

A) since B) for C) in D) during

27. Hob is on holiday. Oh, where … he … ?

A) did/go B) have/gone C) has/go D) has/gone

28. How long … you … your car?

A) did/have B) had/had C) had/got D) have/had

29. How much money … you …?

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

30. I … … London … 1958.

A) was born/at/since B) was born/of/during

C) was born/from/for D) was born/in/in

31. I … a car now. I can’t imagine my life without it.

A) have had B) have C) had had D) had got

32. I … blue eyes.

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

33. I … German now.

A) am learning B) have been learning

C) learnt D) have learned

34. I … Jack yesterday.

A) have seen B) had seen C) saw D) see

35. I … my key yesterday.

A) lost B) have lost C) had lost D) lose

36. I … my passport. I can’t find it anywhere.

A) lost B) have lost C) had lost D) losted

37. I … never … to parties.

A) was/invited B) am/invited

C) have/invited D) am/inviting

38. I … some money yesterday but I … any today.

A) had/haven’t got B) had got/don’t have

C) had/don’t have D) A/C

39. I … to the party last night.

A) am not invited B) haven’t been invited

C) hadn’t been invited D) wasn’t invited

40. I can’t find Susan. Where … she …?

A) did/go B) had/gone C) has/gone D) has/been

41. I got up at 7.16. I …, … and then I … breakfast.

A) washed/dressed/had

B) have washed/dressed/have had

C) washed/have dressed/have had

D) have washed/have dressed/have had

42. I had dinner …

A) recently B) today C) lately D) an hour ago

43. I have been here … last night.

A) for B) since C) during D) at

44. I have known him … 1980.

A) in B) during C) since D) for

45. I saw Lucy and Tom this morning. They … at the bus – stop.

A) stood B) were standing C) are standing D) was standing

46. I was born … 1985.

A) in B) for C) since D) at

47. I woke up early yesterday. It was a beautiful morning. The sun … and the birds …

A) was shorn/were singing B) was shining/were singing

C) shorn/sang D) was shining/sang

48. It … , so we didn’t go out.

A) raining B) is raining C) was raining D) were raining

49. It … now.

A) is raining B) was raining

C) has been raining D) had been raining

50. It … since I got up this morning.

A) was raining B) is raining

C) has been raining D) had been raining

51. It’s a nice house but it … a garden.

A) haven’t got B) has got C) has D) hasn’t got

52. Jill has been in London … four days.

A) in B) during C) for D) since

53. Joy … asleep while she was reading.

A) falls B) was falling C) has fallen D) fell

54. Last year she … 22, so she … 23 now.

A) was/was B) was/are C) was/is D) was/are

55. Linda lives in London. How long … she … in London? A) does/live B) did/live C) has/lived D) has/live

56. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison … any children.

A) have got B) haven’t got C) doesn’t have D) A/B

57. My brother … … a dog last night.

A) was bitten/with B) was bitten/of

C) was bitten/from D) was bitten/by

58. My friend is a writer. He … many books.

A) wrote B) has written C) had written D) was writing

59. My mother … never … by air in her life.

A) has/travelled B) didn’t/travel

C) hadn’t/travelled D) hasn’t/travel

60. Oh, hello, Susan. I was looking for you. Where … you …?

A) have/gone B) have/been C) did/been D) had/been

61. Oranges … into Britain.

A) is imported B) has been imported

C) are imported D) imported

62. Shakespeare … many plays and poems.

A) has written B) had written C) wrote D) had write

63. She … in London since Monday.

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

64. She … to Italy. Now she is at home.

A) went B) had been C) had gone D) has been

65. She arrived in London …

A) yesterday B) an hour ago C) just now D) A/B/C

66. She has been reading this book … a week.

A) since B) in C) after D) for

67. She has been working … 12.30.

A) at B) by C) for D) since

68. She is in bed now. She … to bed.

A) went B) have gone C) didn’t go D) has gone

69. Six people … in the accident yesterday.

A) injured B) have been injured

C) had been injured D) were injured

70. Susan started her new job …

A) since Monday B) two weeks ago

C) recently D) for six months

71. The room … every day.

A) cleans B) is cleaning C) is cleaned D) has been cleaned

72. The telephone … … Alexander Bell … 1876.

A) was invented/with/during B) invented/by/in

C) was invented/by/over D) was invented/by/in

73. They … in Glasgow for six years but now they live in Singapore.

A) lived B) have lived C) had lived D) has lived

74. They … in Tashkent for three days. Now they are in Fergana.

A) have been B) were C) had been D) was

75. They have been discussing this problem … yesterday. A) for B) in C) since D) during

76. They have been learning English … 10 September.

A) on B) for C) by D) since

77. They have been working here … a month.

A) since B) for C) in D) after

78. This house … 100 year ago.

A) had been built B) are built C) is built D) was built

79. Tim … two sisters

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

80. Today she’s wearing a skirt, but yesterday she … trousers.

A) was wearing B) were wearing

C) was worn D) is wearing

81. Tom has been in Canada … six months.

A) for B) in C) since D) during

82. Two trees … down in the storm last night.

A) blew B) was blown C) have been blown D) were blown

83. We … a car for a year. I drive it to college every day. A) have had B) have C) have got D) had had

84. We … in Singapore for six years. We like this country. A) have lived B) had lived C) lived D) lives

85. We … in Tashkent for three days. We are staying in the Intercontinental Hotel.

A) are B) were C) have been D) had been

86. We … up … the noise.

A) woke/with B) were woken/in

C) were woken/at D) were woken/by

87. We have been doing this work … a long time.

A) in B) since C) for D) during

88. What … you … at 11.30 yesterday? I …

A) were/doing/worked B) did/do/was working

C) were/doing/was working D) are/doing/am working

89. What did he do when the phone rang? He … reading and … the phone.

A) stopped/answered B) was stopping/answered

C) stopped/was answering D) has stopped/answered

90. What happened? The phone …

A) was ringing B) has rung C) were ringing D) rang

91. What kind of car … she …?

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

92. What was Jack doing when the phone rang? He … a book.

A) was reading B) is reading C) read D) has read

93. When … the telephone …?

A) were/invented B) is/invented

C) has/been invented D) was/invented

94. When did Tom go out?

A) an hour ago B) recently C) lately D) at the moment

95. When the phone rang, he … a book

A) was reading B) read C) is reading D) were reading

96. When the phone rang, he … reading a book

A) stopped B) was stopping C) has stopped D) is stopping

97. When we went out, it …

A) was raining B) rained C) is raining D) has rained

98. Where … you … last night?

A) have/gone B) did/go C) had/gone D) were/be

99. Why … he angry yesterday?

A) is B) was C) were D) isn’t

100. William Shakespeare … writer. He … many plays and poems.

A) was/wrote B) is/writes

C) has been/has written D) had been/had written

Units 21 – 30 Murphy tests

1. … a cigarette? No, thank you. I don’t smoke.

A) Do you like B) Would you like

C) Can you like D) Could you like

2. … going to the cinema? Yes, I go to the cinema a lot. A) Would you like B) Do you like

C) Can you like D) Could you like

3. … I … you this evening? Yes, please.

A) will/phone B) am/phoning C) shall/phone D) do/phone

4. … I have these postcards, please?

A) could B) must C) can D) A/C

5. … I sit here? Yes, of course.

A) may B) can C) could D) A/B

6. … I smoke here?

A) may B) might C) could D) A/B/C

7. … some coffee? Yes, please.

A) Do you like B) Would you like

C) Can you drink D) Could you drink

8. … tea? Yes, I do.

A) Would you like B) Do you like

C) Does he like D) Can you like

9. … to go to the cinema tonight? Yes, I’d love to go.

A) Do you like B) Would you like

C) Can you like D) Could you like

10. … to have dinner with me on Sunday? Yes, I’d love to. A) Do you like B) Would you like

C) Did you like D) Could you like

11. … you … the door, please? Yes, sure.

A) could/open B) can/opens C) will/opening D) A/B/C

12. … you … twenty pounds? I’m sorry I …

A) may/change/can’t B) can/changing/can’t

C) can/change/can’t D) can/change/can

13. … you swim? Yes, but not very well

A) may B) must C) could D) can

14. … you tell me the time, please?

A) could B) can C) will D) A/B/C

15. Alice … to the dentist on Friday. She has an appointment with the dentist.

A) will go B) is going

C) is going to go D) was going

16. Ann … Italian but she … Spanish.

A) can speaks/can’t speaks B) may speak/can’t speak

C) can speak/can’t speaks D) can speak/can’t speak

17. Are you going out tonight? I …

A) must B) might C) may D) B/C

18. Barbara … to France next week. (possible)

A) might not B) may C) may not D) A/B/C

19. Before she came to Britain, she … English. Now she … English very well.

A) wasn’t able to speak/could speak

B) wasn’t able to speak/isn’t able to speak

C) couldn’t spoke/can speak

D) couldn’t speak/can speak

20. Bill and Jenny … to the party next week.

A) may not come B) shouldn’t comes

C) can’t came D) can’t come

21. Bill is 24 years old now. Last year he was 23. Next year he … 25.

A) is B) will be C) is going to be D) B/C

22. Do you like … parties?

A) go B) going C) to go D) B/C

23. Do you think I … buy this coat?

A) may B) can C) might D) should

24. Do you think Jack will come to the party? I’m not sure. He …

A) can B) could C) might D) must

25. Do you think the examination … difficult?

A) is B) will be C) is being D) is going to be

26. Does Jill … work on Saturdays?

A) must B) should C) can D) have to

27. Don’t drink coffee before you go to bed. You … sleep. A) won’t B) don’t C) aren’t D) aren’t going to

28. He … this work today.

A) doesn’t need do B) doesn’t need doing

C) needn’t to do D) doesn’t need to do

29. Hello, … I speak to Gary, please?

A) could B) can C) must D) A/B

30. I … an orange.

A) like B) would like C) don’t like D) A/C

31. I … not … next week. I am going to have a rest.

A) am/working B) shall/work C) will/work D) B/C

32. I … oranges.

A) like B) would like C) wouldn’t like D) B/C

33. I … out this evening.

A) am going B) will go C) am going to go D) shall go

34. I … tennis with Jack tomorrow.

A) play B) am going to play C) am playing D) B/C

35. I … the piano.

A) can playing B) can’t plays C) may play D) can play

36. I … the windows. They aren’t dirty.

A) needn’t to clean B) needn’t cleaning

C) don’t need cleaning D) needn’t clean

37. I … to phone George.

A) must to forget B) mustn’t to forget

C) shouldn’t forgot D) mustn’t forget

38. I … to see the film on television this evening.

A) like B) would like C) don’t like D) likes

39. I … to the bank today.

A) must going B) must goes C) should gone D) must go

40. I … to the bank tomorrow.

A) will must go B) shall must going

C) should gone D) must go

41. I … you tomorrow, okay? Okay, goodbye.

A) am phoning B) am going to phone

C) phone D) will phone

42. I don’t think the police … carry guns.

A) mustn’t B) can’t C) may not D) should

43. I don’t think you … so hard.

A) mustn’t B) may C) can’t D) should

44. I think Carol … buy some new clothes.

A) may B) can C) should D) might

45. I think Diana … the exam.

A) will pass B) is passing

C) will be passing D) is going to pass

46. I think we … the match.

A) will win B) shall win C) are winning D) A/B

47. I was late for work yesterday. I … to the dentist.

A) had to go B) must have gone

C) should have gone D) might have gone

48. I was tired last night but I …

A) can’t sleep B) wasn’t able to slept

C) couldn’t sleep D) could sleep

49. I’ll be late for work tomorrow. I … to the dentist.

A) should go B) may go C) must go D) have to go

50. I’m going to a party tonight. What … I …?

A) do/wear B) will/wear C) am/wearing D) shall/wear

51. I’m not working tomorrow, so I … get up early.

A) mustn’t B) shouldn’t C) don’t have to D) needn’t to

52. I’m thirsty. I … a drink.

A) like B) would like C) don’t like D) wouldn’t like

53. I’m tired. I think I … to bed early tonight.

A) am going B) go C) will go D) am going to go

54. In many countries, men … do military service.

A) must B) should C) need D) have to

55. It’s a fantastic film. You … see it.

A) may B) shouldn’t C) must D) might

56. It’s a good film You … and … it.

A) mustn’t go/see B) should go/to see

C) must go/to see D) should go/see

57. It’s a nice day. … we … for a walk?

A) will/go B) do/go C) shall/go D) are/going

58. It’s a nice day. I think I … in the garden.

A) am sitting B) am going to sit C) will sit D) sit

59. It’s late. I think we … go home now.

A) may B) might C) can D) should

60. It’s raining. I don’t think I … out.

A) won’t go B) go C) am not going D) will go

61. It’s warm in this room. … I … the window?

A) will/open B) am/going to open

C) shall/open D) am/opening

62. Jack … work very hard. He’s got an easy job.

A) mustn’t B) shouldn’t C) doesn’t have to D) doesn’t need

63. Jill stars work at 7. 00, so, she … get up at 6. 00.

A) should B) may C) must D) has to

64. Jill won’t be here this afternoon. She … go to the doctor.

A) should B) must C) has to D) may

65. Leave the old bread in the garden. The birds … it.

A) are going to eat B) will eat C) eat D) eats

66. Let’s go out this evening. Okay, what time … we …? A) will/meet B) are/meeting C) do/meet D) shall/meet

67. Look at the sky! It …

A) will rain B) rains C) shall rain D) is going to rain

68. My case is very heavy. I … it for you.

A) am carrying B) am going to carry C) will carry D) A/C

69. Oh dear! It’s 9 o’clock and I’m not ready. I … late.

A) shall be late B) will be late C) am D) am going to be late

70. Please be quiet. I …

A) am working B) was working

C) is playing D) have been playing

71. Sarah … her car.

A) will buy B) shall buy C) sells D) is going to sell

72. Shall I buy this coat? Yes, I think you …

A) may B) might C) can D) should

73. She travels a lot. Today she is in London. Tomorrow she … in Rome. Next week she … in Tokyo.

A) will be/will be B) is/is C) is going to be/is going to be

D) will be being/will be being

74. Telephone me this evening. I … at home.

A) am B) am going to be C) will be D) B/C

75. The concert … at 7.30.

A) will start B) is starting C) starts D) start

76. The windows are very dirty. I … clean them.

A) may B) can C) must D) might

77. There was no bus, so we … walk home.

A) needn’t have B) had to C) must have D) didn’t need to

78. They … to a concert tomorrow evening. They have tickets for the concert.

A) are going B) will go C) shall go D) were going

79. They say, it’s a good film. You … see it.

A) can B) may C) might D) ought to

80. Tom … to bed earlier. He usually goes to bed very late and he’s always tired.

A) mustn’t go B) must to go C) should go D) may go

81. Tom, … I take your umbrella? Yes, of course.

A) can B) could C) need D) A/B

82. We … probably … out this evening.

A) are/going B) are/going to go C) will/go D) will/be going

83. We … to college today.

A) don’t need going B) don’t need to go

C) needn’t to go D) needn’t going

84. We … to the bank today. We haven’t got any money. A) must going B) should gone C) must go D) can goes

85. We … wait very long. The bus soon came.

A) mustn’t B) shouldn’t C) didn’t need D) didn’t have to

86. What … you … to the party on Saturday?

A) will/wear B) shall/wear

C) do/wear D) are/going to wear

87. What is Carol’s plan for tomorrow? He … tennis tomorrow

A) is playing B) will play C) has been playing D) was playing

88. What time … the train … ?

A) is/leaving B) will/leave C) do/leave D) does/leave

89. What time do you … get up tomorrow morning?

A) must B) should C) can D) have to

90. What time do you think we … go home?

A) may B) should C) can D) could

91. When I was young, I … very fast.

A) was able to run B) could ran

C) couldn’t ran D) could run

92. When is Kay going to phone you? I don’t know. She … this afternoon.

A) must phone B) may phone

C) can phone D) could phone

93. When you … tennis, you … always watch the ball

A) play/mustn’t B) played/should

C) playing/must D) play/should

94. Where … to go this evening?

A) do you like B) would you like

C) can you like D) could you like

95. Where … we … for our holidays this year?

A) shall/go B) are/going C) do/go D) will/go

96. Where are George and Sue? They … tennis in the garden.

A) are playing B) were playing

C) is playing D) have been playing

97. Why did they … leave the party early?

A) must B) should C) can D) have to

98. Would you like … to a party?

A) coming B) to come C) come D) to be come

99. You … a test before you can get a driving license.

A) should pass B) must pass C) may pass D) have to pass

100. You … on the grass.

A) shouldn’t to walk B) don’t have to walk

C) mustn’t to walk D) mustn’t walk

101. You … to the bank. I can give you some money.

A) don’t need go B) needn’t cleaning

C) don’t need cleaning D) needn’t go

102. You work all the time. You … work so hard.

A) must B) should C) may not D) shouldn’t

103. Your hair is dirty. Yes, I know. I … it later.

A) shall wash B) will wash C) am going to wash D) A/B

Units 31 – 40 Murphy tests

1. … 20 miles from our village to the nearest town.

A) it’s B) its C) there’s D) that’s

2. … a lot of rain in winter.

A) it’s B) its C) there’s D) there’re

3. … a nice day today.

A) there is B) that is C) this is D) it is

4. … a strong wind yesterday.

A) there was B) its C) it was D) there were

5. … an accident last night.

A) it had B) there had C) it was D) there was

6. … any letters for me yesterday morning?

A) Did it have B) Was there C) Had there D) Were there

7. … from here to the airport?

A) Is there/long B) Is it/long C) Is there/far D) Is it/far

8. … half past ten.

A) its B) it’s C) there’s D) it

9. … I … here?

A) can/smoking B) may/to smoke

C) could/smoking D) may/smoke

10. … I … the door?

A) do/open B) shall/opening C) shall/open D) am/open

11. … impossible … her.

A) its/to understand B) there’s/to understand

C) it’s/to understand D) that’s/understand

12. … is a good film on TV this evening.

A) it B) that C) there D) here

13. … is a train at 10.30. … is a fast train.

A) it/there B) it/it C) there/there D) there/it

14. … late.

A) its B) it’s C) there’s D) that’s

15. … my birthday today.

A) there’s B) that’s C) this is D) It’s

16. … nice … you again.

A) it’s/to see B) its/to see C) there is/to see D) it’s/seeing

17. … rained yesterday.

A) there was B) there had been C) it D) that

18. … raining again.

A) its B) it’s C) there’s D) that’s

19. … rains a lot in winter.

A) there B) it’s C) its D) it

20. … this word.

A) look up B) don’t look up C) I don’t know D) A/B/C

21. … this work.

A) don’t forget to do B) don’t do C) you must do D) A/B/C

22. … Thursday today.

A) its B) there has C) that’s D) it’s

23. … time to go home.

A) there has B) its C) it’s D) that’s

24. … true that you are married.

A) is there B) is that C) was there D) is it

25. … very windy yesterday.

A) there was B) its C) it was D) there were

26. … wasn’t easy … your house.

A) it/finding B) it/find C) it/to have found D) it/to find

27. … you … every day?

A) do/working B) do/to work C) will/work D) do/work

28. … you … the salt, please?

A) could/passing B) can/to pass

C) could/pass D) can/passes

29. Ann can’t cook. …

A) Neither can Tom B) Tim can either

C) Alice can’t too D) So can Jane

30. Are you tired? I was but I … not now.

A) do B) am C) was D) has

31. Are you tired? Yes, I …

A) do B) have C) am D) will

32. Barbara … to Canada.

A) hasn’t be B) isn’t C) was D) hasn’t been

33. Bill can’t drive. …? I didn’t know that.

A) can he B) can’t he C) does he D) doesn’t he

34. Bill doesn’t watch TV. He doesn’t read newspapers … A) too B) so C) neither D) either

35. Butter is … from milk.

A) done B) made C) making D) doing

36. Charlie … engineering at University.

A) studied B) has study C) is studied D) was studied

37. Did it rain yesterday? No, it …

A) wasn’t B) didn’t C) did D) hadn’t

38. Did you and John enjoy the film? I … but John …

A) did/doesn’t B) did/didn’t

C) didn’t/does D) did/wasn’t

39. Do you enjoy your work? Yes, I …

A) am B) will C) do D) have

40. Do you think … a lot of people at the party next Saturday?

A) it will be B) it has been C) that will be D) there will be

41. Do you want … out.

A) going B) go C) to go D) to be gone

42. Does Barbara … alone?

A) lives B) living C) live D) to live

43. Everybody has …

A) eating B) ate C) to eat D) to eating

44. Excuse me, is … a hotel near here?

A) it B) that C) here D) there

45. Have you ever been to America? Yes, I…there last year.

A) was B) do C) am D) have

46. Have you ever been to Canada? Yes, I …

A) have B) do C) am D) was

47. Have you got any money? Yes, … is some in my bag. A) it B) there C) this D) here

48. How … the window …?

A) did/break B) was/breaking

C) is/breaking D) was/broken

49. How far … from London to Bristol? … a … way from here to the airport.

A) is there/that is/far B) is it/that is /long

C) is it/it is/far D) is it/it’s/long

50. How many players … there in a football team?

A) have B) are C) is D) has

51. How much … it …?

A) does/costs B) do/costs C) does/costing D) does/cost

52. I … a cake yesterday.

A) did B) make C) made D) had done

53. I …

A) don’t smoke B) smoke C) mustn’t smoke D) A/B/C

54. I … last night.

A) couldn’t sleep B) didn’t sleep

C) was able to sleep well D) A/B/C

55. I … my shoes yesterday.

A) cleaned B) was cleaned C) was cleaning D) had cleaned

56. I … my work.

A) am not finish B) will not finishing

C) haven’t finished D) A/B/C

57. I … tennis.

A) can playing B) can to play C) can plays D) can’t play

58. I … tired.

A) am B) am not C) will be D) A/B/C

59. I … to be an actor.

A) don’t want B) wouldn’t like C) like D) A/B/C

60. I … to phone Ann.

A) mustn’t forget B) forgot C) will never forget D) A/B/C

61. I … when she arrived.

A) am working B) was working

C) were working D) have been working

62. I am going … tennis tomorrow.

A) playing B) play C) plays D) to play

63. I am not a student… .

A) so am I B) Neither I am C) I am either D) I am not either

64. I can’t cook. …

A) Neither can’t I B) I don’t either

C) I can’t too D) I can’t either

65. I didn’t … last week.

A) rain B) rained C) raining D) to rain

66. I didn’t … TV yesterday.

A) to watch B) watch C) watched D) watching

67. I don’t like George. …? Why not?

A) aren’t you B) haven’t you C) don’t you D) have you

68. I don’t like hot weather but Sue …

A) is B) has C) does D) doesn’t

69. I don’t like this soup. … is too salty.

A) it B) that C) there D) there has

70. I enjoyed the film …

A) So I did B) I enjoyed it too

C) I didn’t either D) Neither did I

71. I have … now.

A) going B) go C) gone D) to go

72. I have … some coffee.

A) done B) made C) did D) make

73. I have bought a new car. Oh, …?

A) did you B) haven’t you C) have you D) didn’t you

74. I haven’t got a car but my sister …

A) does B) is C) do D) has

75. I haven’t got a key … .

A) I have either B) I haven’t too

C) Neither do I D) Neither have I

76. I like coffee but I … tea.

A) didn’t like B) am not like C) haven’t like D) don’t like

77. I never eat meat.

A) So do I B) He isn’t either

C) Neither does my sister D) My brother does either

78. I speak four languages. …? Which ones?

A) do you B) don’t you C) are you D) aren’t you

79. I was ill last week. …? I didn’t know that.

A) did you B) were you C) weren’t you D) didn’t you

80. I was late for work. …

A) so was he B) he did too

C) he did either D) neither was Ann

81. I won’t be here tomorrow. …

A) Neither will I B) Neither am I

C) He will either D) She won’t too

82. I work in a bank.

A) He is too B) So is John C) She do too D) Alice does either

83. I’d like … rich.

A) be B) being C) have been D) to be

84. I’m happy. …

A) I’m happy too B) So I am C) Neither am I D) I am not either

85. I’m learning German. Really ? …?

A) do you B) have you C) are you D) aren’t you

86. I’m not hungry. …? I am.

A) do you B) don’t you C) are you D) aren’t you

87. I’m not married. …

A) So am I B) Nor is he C) Neither is my brother D) B/C

88. I’m tired …

A) so am I B) Neither am I C) So do I D) I do too

89. Is it raining? Yes, it …

A) is B) was C) does D) has

90. It … at the moment.

A) wasn’t raining B) isn’t raining

C) won’t be raining D) has been raining

91. It … raining

A) is B) isn’t C) was D) A/B/C

92. It … so we went out.

A) isn’t raining B) hasn’t been raining

C) won’t be raining D) wasn’t raining

93. It’s a beautiful day, …?

A) has it B) doesn’t it C) is it D) isn’t it

94. It’s late. I … now.

A) must going B) must to go C) have to going D) must go

95. It’s raining again. …? It was sunny five minutes ago. A) does it B) is it C) isn’t it D) doesn’t it

96. Jack … hungry.

A) is B) doesn’t C) didn’t D) A/B/C

97. Joan … in London for ten years.

A) is living B) was living C) has living D) has lived

98. Linda got married last week. … she? Really?

A) was B) wasn’t C) did D) didn’t

99. Look! … an accident.

A) there was B) there is C) it is D) there has been

100. My car was … last week.

A) cleaning B) to clean C) cleans D) cleaned

101. Oranges … into Britain.

A) import B) were importing

C) are imported D) are importing

102. Please be quiet. …

A) I am working B) I was working C) I’ll working D) I work

103. Please be quiet. I am …

A) work B) to have work C) to be work D) working

104. She … a bath.

A) didn’t have B) hasn’t got C) always has D) A/B/C

105. She … tennis very often.

A) doesn’t plays B) don’t play C) didn’t play D) doesn’t play

106. She isn’t rich. She … got much money.

A) has B) hasn’t C) doesn’t have D) A/B/C

107. She lives in London, … she?

A) does B) doesn’t C) is D) isn’t

108. She works very hard but I …

A) am not B) do not C) have not D) won’t

109. Somebody … this window yesterday.

A) broken B) broking C) broke D) did break

110. Somebody has … this window.

A) broke B) broking C) broken D) breaking

111. Sue … a car.

A) doesn’t have B) hasn’t got C) has D) A/B/C

112. That is your car, isn’t it? …

A) No, it is B) No, it isn’t C) Yes, that is D) Yes, it is

113. That isn’t your car, … ?

A) is that B) isn’t that C) is it D) isn’t it

114. The room … every day.

A) is being cleaned B) is cleaned

C) was cleaned D) will be cleaned

115. The room … yesterday.

A) is cleaned B) is being cleaned C) was cleaned D) cleaned

116. There … a big tree in the garden.

A) has B) have C) is D) are

117. There … a good film on TV yesterday evening.

A) had B) were C) was D) had got

118. There … a man on the roof.

A) is B) have C) are D has

119. There … seven days in a week.

A) have B) has C) is D) are

120. There … some big trees in the garden.

A) is B) have C) has D) are

121. These houses … 100 years ago.

A) built B) were being built C) were built D) had been built

122. They … the film last night.

A) don’t see B) can’t see C) didn’t see D) A/B/C

123. This is a modern town. There … many old buildings here.

A) are B) have C) has D) aren’t

124. This road is very dangerous. … many accidents on it. A) It had B) There had C) There were D) There have been

125. This window … last night.

A) broke B) had broke C) was broken D) was breaking

126. Those shoes are nice, … ?

A) are those B) aren’t those C) don’t they D) aren’t they

127. Tom … here tomorrow.

A) will B) will be C) is D) isn’t

128. Tom … his key. He is looking for it.

A) lost B) didn’t lose C) have lost D) has lost

129. Tom … the guitar.

A) can’t play B) can play C) doesn’t play D) A/B/C

130. Tom doesn’t …

A) smoking B) smokes C) smoked D) smoke

131. Tom doesn’t eat meat. … he? Does he eat fish?

A) does B) doesn’t C) is D) isn’t

132. Tom isn’t … today.

A) work B) works C) to work D) working

133. Tom will be at home tomorrow, … he ?

A) does B) will C) won’t D) doesn’t

134. Tomorrow the weather will be cold. … some rain in the afternoon.

A) it will be B) there will be C) it will D) there will

135. We can walk home. … isn’t … .

A) it/long B) that/far C) there/long D) it/far

136. We can’t go skiing. There … any snow.

A) haven’t B) aren’t C) isn’t D) hasn’t

137. We didn’t … out because it was …

A) go/rain B) went/raining

C) to go/raining D) go/raining

138. We stayed at a very big hotel. … 250 rooms.

A) it was B) it has C) there had D) there were

139. We went to the cinema last night. Oh, … you? …

A) do/so did we B) did/we did either

C) didn’t/so did we D) did/we did too

140. What … you … at 3 o’clock yesterday?

A) are/doing B) will/be doing

C) have/been doing D) were/doing

141. What are you going …

A) do B) doing C) did D) to do

142. What do you usually … at weekends?

A) does B) doing C) to do D) do

143. What time … they … yesterday?

A) did/left B) did/leaving C) do/leave D) did/leave

144. What time are you … out?

A) to go B) go C) going D) goes

145. What time did Barbara … out?

A) go B) going C) to go D) went

146. What were you … at 11 o’clock yesterday morning? A) to do B) doing C) did D) done

147. What’s that noise? … a train.

A) There is B) There has C) Its D) It’s

148. When I arrived home, I was hungry but … anything to eat.

A) it wasn’t B) there hadn’t C) there no D) there wasn’t

149. Where … they …?

A) did/came B) have/going C) are/gone D) have/gone

150. Will Alan be here tomorrow? Yes, he …

A) does B) is C) has D) will

151. Would you like … out?

A) going B) go C) gone D) to go

152. You … so hard.

A) mustn’t working B) don’t need working

C) may not to work D) shouldn’t work

153. You can play tennis, can’t you? …

A) Yes, I do B) No, I can’t C) Yes, I can D) No, I can

154. You closed the window, … you?

A) were B) weren’t C) did D) didn’t you

155. You don’t smoke, … you?

A) do B) don’t C) won’t D) will

156. You haven’t got a car, have you? …

A) No, I haven’t B) No, I don’t C) Yes, I have D) Yes, I do

157. You haven’t met my brother, … you?

A) do B) don’t C) have D) haven’t

158. You won’t be here tomorrow, will you? …

A) Yes, I will B) No, I will C) Yes, I do D) No, I will not

159. You won’t be late, … you?

A) won’t B) will C) do D) don’t

160. You’re late! Oh, … I? I’m sorry.

A) am B) aren’t C) don’t D) do

Units 41 – 50 Murphy tests

1. … color are your eyes?

A) which B) what C) how D) which one

2. … do you go on holiday?

A) where B) how fast C) how tall D) how often

3. … do you prefer, pink or yellow?

A) what color B) which color

C) how color D) how many colors

4. … do you usually go to work? By bus.

A) where B) when C) how D) what

5. … do you want to do this evening?

A) who B) with whom C) where D) what

6. … doctor did you see – Dr. Ellis, Dr. House or Dr. Hill? A) which B) what C) how many D) how

7. … does it take by car from your house to the station? A) how much time B) what time C) how long D) which time

8. … does it take by train from London to Manchester? A) how much time B) what time C) how long D) which time

9. … eggs? Tom does.

A) Why does Tom like B) What does Tom like

C) Who likes D) Who does Tom like

10. … is bigger – Australia?

A) what B) which C) who D) where

11. … is it to the shops from here?

A) How much B) what kilometers

C) how far D) which kilometers

12. … is taller – Tom or Bob?

A) which B) what C) who D) whom

13. … is the capital of Uzbekistan?

A) which B) what C) where D) which one

14. … is your favorite color?

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

15. … is your favorite singer?

A) whom B) who C) where D) whose

16. … is your favorite song?

A) what B) who C) whom D) why

17. … old is your father?

A) which B) what C) how D) how much

18. … sort of music do you like?

A) which B) what C) how D) which one

19. … train did you catch – the 9.50 or the 10.30?

A) what B) which C) how D) how many

20. … was the party last night? It was great!

A) what B) which C) where D) how

21. … will it take me … to drive?

A) how much time/learning B) what time/to learn

C) how long/to learn D) which time/learning

22. …? Because she is ill.

A) Why was she late

B) Why can’t she come to the party

C) Why didn’t she come to the lesson

D) Why wasn’t she at school yesterday

23. …? He has gone to America?

A) Have you seen Bob

B) When did you see Tim

C) Where did you see John

D) Where has Jack gone

24. …? He is in his office now.

A) Where’s John B) Where is he going

C) Why isn’t he coming to the party today

D) When will he go to the post office

25. …? I had to go to the dentist.

A) Where did you go

B) When did you go

C) Why didn’t you come to the party

D) Did you go to the party

26. …? I’m going to college.

A) Where do you go B) Are you going to college

C) Where are you going D) What are you reading

27. …? I’m thinking about my job?

A) what do you think about

B) What did you think about

C) What are you thinking about

D) Who are you thinking about?

28. …? It’s mine.

A) Who is this book belong to

B) Which book is yours

C) Who does this book belong to

D) Do you have any book?

29. …? No, he can’t.

A) Does Ann like tea B) Can Alice play tennis

C) Does he know English D) Can Tom swim

30. …? No, I didn’t.

A) Were you reading a book at 2 o’clock

B) Have you finished your work

C) Did you go to college yesterday

D) What did you do yesterday

31. …? No, I won’t now.

A) Do you smoke B) Do like a cigarette

C) Would you like to smoke D) Will you go to the cinema

32. …? She gets up early.

A) Why does Ann get up early

B) What time does Alice get up

C) Where does Jane go

D) How does Jessica go to work

33. …? Yes, I am.

A) Where are you going

B) What are you doing

C) Do you like coffee

D) Are you watching TV

34. …? Yes, I do.

A) Do you speak English B) Will you go to college

C) Does he like tea D) Where do you live

35. A: I met Linda’s parents yesterday. B: Oh, what are they like? A: …

A) They like Linda very much B) They like to go fishing

C) They like doing shopping themselves

D) They are very friendly

36. A: I went to the new restaurant last night. B: …

A) Oh didn’t you? What’s it like?

B) Oh, really, where did you go

C) Oh did you? What’s it like?

D) You don’t say so, how did you do that?

37. A: What was the weather like when you were on holiday? B: …

A) it was raining B) it was sunny C) very nice D) A/B/C

38. Ann loves … to the cinema.

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

39. Are you waiting … the bus?

A) for B) to C) at D) on

40. Can you tell me …?

A) where is the station B) if can he play the guitar

C) when will he come D) why he hasn’t come

41. Color/your/is/car/what. …?

A) what is color your car B) what color your car is

C) what is your car color D) what color is your car?

42. Come on! Let’s …

A) dancing B) to dance C) dance D) A/B

43. Do you know …?

A) how do aero planes fly B) what does she want

C) Why did she go home D) what this word means

44. Do you know …?

A) if he will come B) where is the station

C) why hasn’t he come D) when will he come

45. Do you know …?

A) if she smokes B) whether he swim

C) if Ann play tennis D) A/B/C

46. Do you know …?

A) Jack is at home B) they’ve got a car

C) Ann smokes D) whether he can help us

47. Do you like …?

A) drive B) driven C) driving D) to be driven

48. George went to the station … his friend.

A) meeting B) to meet C) for meeting D) meet

49. Has it stopped …?

A) to rain B) rain C) raining D) to be raining

50. He …

A) said that he was tired B) said he was tired

C) told me he was tired D) A/B/C

51. He …

A) told me that he was tired B) said that he was tired

C) said to me he was tired D) A/B/C

52. He said that …

A) he was tired B) he is tired

C) he will be tired D) he has been tired

53. He said: “I don’t know your address” He …

A) said that he didn’t know his address

B) told that he didn’t know his address

C) said that he didn’t know my address

D) told that he didn’t know my address

54. He said: “The shops are open” He …

A) said that the shops are open

B) told that the shops were open

C) said the shops are open

D) said that the shops were open

55. He went to the shop … some bread.

A) for B) to buy C) for buying D) A/B

56. He would like … you.

A) meet B) meeting C) to meet D) to have met

57. He would prefer … by taxi.

A) go B) going C) to go D) B/C

58. He’s very funny. He makes us …

A) to laugh B) laughing C) laugh D) to be laughing

59. I came by train. Did you? … did it take?

A) how much time B) what time C) how long D) which time

60. I can’t go out yet. I’m waiting … John …

A) for/phoning B) for/to phone

C) to/to phone D) with/to phone

61. I can’t remember …

A) where the post office is

B) where have I put my bag

C) where have I lost my passport

D) if did he come yesterday

62. I didn’t expect you … her

A) being B) to be C) to have been D) having been

63. I don’t know …

A) how aero planes fly B) where I put my key

C) if Jack is at home D) A/B/C

64. I don’t know …

A) where they have gone B) how old is Tom

C) what time is the bus D) how much is this camera

65. I don’t mind … alone.

A) to be B) being C) be D) been

66. I don’t want you to go alone. Let me … with you.

A) going B) to go C) go D) A/B

67. I enjoy …

A) dance B) danced C) to dance D) dancing

68. I hate … up in the morning.

A) to get B) get C) getting D) to be got

69. I haven’t got time … television.

A) watching B) to watch C) for watching D) watch

70. I hope … to university nest year.

A) going B) go C) to go D) having gone

71. I know …

A) anybody saw me B) Jack is at home

C) he can help us D) if Ann smokes

72. I know …

A) who those people are B) when Ann is going away

C) why they were late D) A/B/C

73. I prefer …

A) standing B) to sit down C) to stand D) A/B/C

74. I prefer … by car.

A) travel B) travelling C) to travel D) B/C

75. I said to him: “I have finished my work” I …

A) said him he had finished his work

B) told him he had finished his work

C) told him I had finished my work

D) said to him that he had finished his work

76. I said: “It doesn’t matter” I …

A) said that it didn’t matter B) said it didn’t matter

C) told that it didn’t matter D) A/B

77. I started …

A) raining B) to rain C) being rained D) A/B

78. I taught my brother …

A) to swim B) swimming C) to be swum D) having swum

79. I told you … careful.

A) being B) be C) to be D) A/C

80. I tried … but I was too tired.

A) working B) to work C) work D) to have worked

81. I want you …

A) being happy B) to be happy C) happy D) to being happy

82. I was having dinner when they arrived. They waited … me … my meal.

A) for/finishing B) for/to finish

C) to/to finish D) of/to finish

83. I wouldn’t like … a teacher.

A) being B) to be C) speaking to D) A/B/C

84. I’d like to go to Spain … Spanish.

A) learning B) to learn C) for learning D) learn

85. I’d love … to Australia.

A) go B) going C) to go D) to have gone

86. It doesn’t take long … … omelet.

A) cooking/- B) to cook/- C) to cook/an D) cooking/an

87. It takes … 20 minutes … to work in the morning

A) me/getting B) him/gets C) Tom/getting D) Ann/to get

88. It took … an hour … his shopping.

A) Ann/to do B) her/to do C) Tom/doing D) Jack/to do

89. Mary suggested … to the cinema.

A) to go B) going C) goes D) to be gone

90. My brother is learning …

A) driving B) to drive C) drives D) to be driven

91. My friends said to me: “The exam will be easy” My friends …

A) told me that the exam would be easy

B) said me that the exam would be easy

C) said me the exam would be easy

D) A/B/C

92. Shall we go out tonight? No, I’m tired. Let’s…at home

A) staying B) to stay C) stay D) A/B

93. She asked her friend … her.

A) to help B) helping C) help D) A/B

94. She said: “I am working” She said that …

A) she is working B) I am working

C) she was working D) She worked

95. She turned on the TV … the news.

A) watching B) to watch C) for watching D) watch

96. She went to the shop … some bread.

A) buying B) to buy C) for buying D) buy

97. Shirt/is/size/this/what. …?

A) what this shirt is size B) what is this shirt size

C) what size is this shirt D) what this shirt size is

98. They are going to Scotland … a holiday.

A) to B) for C) on D) at

99. They are going to Scotland … their grandmother.

A) seeing B) to see C) for seeing D) B/C

100. They didn’t want … …their secret.

A) somebody /to know B) nobody/to know

C) no one/knowing D) anybody/to know

101. They live in London.

A) Where did they go B) Where do they go

C) Where are they playing D) Where do they live

102. They said to us: “The hotel isn’t very good” …

A) They told us the hotel isn’t very good

B) They told to us that the hotel wasn’t very good

C) They told us that the hotel wasn’t very good

D) They said us that the hotel wasn’t very good

103. They said: “We often go to the cinema” They …

A) said that they often go to the cinema

B) told that they often went to the cinema

C) said that they often went to the cinema

D) told that they often go to the cinema

104. This book is very good. …

A) Is it? What is it about

B) Is it? Who is the author of the book?

C) Oh is it? Who is its main character? D) A/B/C

105. Tom helped me … the box.

A) carrying B) carry C) to carry D) B/C

106. Tom said to Ann: “Wait for me!” Tom told Ann … for …

A) waiting/him B) to wait/her

C) waiting/her D) to wait/him

107. Tom said: “I can’t come to the party” Tom …

A) told he can’t come to the party

B) told he couldn’t come to the party

C) said that he couldn’t come to the party

D) told that I couldn’t come to the party

108. TV/make/your/set/is/what. …?

A) what make is your TV set

B) what is make your TV set

C) what make your TV set is

D) what make your TV is set

109. We need some money … food.

A) buying B) to buy C) for buying D) buy

110. We need some money … food.

A) for B) to buy C) to D) A/B

111. We persuaded George … with us.

A) coming B) to come C) come D) A/B

112. We’ve decided … tomorrow morning,

A) leaving B) leave C) to leave D) to have left

113. What …? Nothing

A) has happened B) did she say

C) did you have for dinner D) A/B/C

114. What did he … you?

A) say B) tell C) tell to D) A/B/C

115. What did he … you?

A) say to B) tell C) ask D) A/B/C

116. What do you advise me …?

A) to do B) doing C) do D) A/B

117. What do you want … this evening?

A) to do B) doing C) do D) to have done

118. What does he look like?

A) He looks at her B) He looks sad

C) He’s got a beard and wears glasses

D) He likes reading books

119. What does she do? …

A) She works in bank B) She is an engineer

C) She is a student D) A/B/C

120. What’s your new house like? …

A) It is made of brick B) My new house is near the market C) It is 100 years old D) It’s very big and comfortable

121. What’s your new teacher like?

A) She likes us B) She likes children

C) She is very clever D) She likes to teach

122. Where did you go yesterday? …

A) Yes, I did B) I worked in the garden

C) I saw him crossing the street

D) I went to the stadium to play football with my friends

123. Where is your friend from? …

A) She is from Japan B) She is in Japan

C) She is coming from Japan

D) She lives in Japan

124. Who … in that house? Ann does.

A) lived B) is living C) has lived D) lives

125. Who … yesterday? I saw Jack.

A) saw you B) did see you C) did you see D) had seen you

126. Who … you? Jack did.

A) did see B) saw C) did he see D) has seen

127. Who …? I am phoning Jack

A) is phoning you B) are you phoning

C) do you phone D) have you phoned

128. Why are those people waiting? …

A) They are waiting the bank to be opened

B) They are waiting for the bus

C) They are playing football

D) They are reading a book

129. Why didn’t you phone me last night? …

A) Because my phone is not in order

B) Because I had no money

C) Because I was ill

D) Because my phone didn’t work

130. Would you like … down?

A) sitting B) sit C) sat D) to sit

131. You forgot … off the light when you went out. A) switching B) switch C) to switch D) being switched

Units 51 – 60 Murphy tests

1. … hands are cold.

A) his B) her C) my D) A/B/C

2. … is longer than …

A) Mary’s hair/Ann’s

B) the hair of Mary/Ann’s

C) the hair of Mary/the hair of Ann

D) Mary’s hair/the hair of Ann

3. … is Madrid.

A) the capital of Spain B) Spain’s capital

C) the name of this city D) A/C

4. … is very comfortable.

A) the flat of my parents B) my parents’ flat

C) my parent’s flat D) A/B

5. … is very high.

A) the roof of the building B) the building’s roof

C) the buildings’ roof D) A/B

6. … like Ann.

A) he B) she C) I D) Her

7. … likes Ann

A) he B) we C) I D) they

8. … mouse is … animal.

A) a/a B) the/a C) a/the D) a/an

9. … police …

A) a/is coming B) the/is coming

C) a/are coming D) the/are coming

10. … was very boring.

A) the beginning of the film B) the film’s beginning

C) the films’ beginning D) A/B

11. A car stopped and a man …

A) got out B) got off C) got out of D) A/B/C

12. Alice works in … bank.

A) the B) a C) an D) -

13. Ann gave … … umbrella.

A) me/her B) him/hers C) us/him D) his/her

14. Ann likes …

A) he B) they C) me D) his

15. Are those people friends of …?

A) your B) his C) our D) their

16. Are you … student?

A) the B) - C) a D) an

17. Are you going … this afternoon?

A) to shopping B) for shopping C) on shopping D) shopping

18. Are you going to …?

A) James’s party B) Jame’s party

C) the party of James D) B/C

19. Baby

A) babyes B) babies C) babys D) babbies

20. Beethoven was … composer.

A) an B) a C) the D) -

21. Birmingham is … large city in central England.

A) - B) a C) an D) the

22. Bob likes …

A) her B) his C) we D) she

23. Box

A) boxs B) boxses C) boxes D) box

24. Boy

A) boyes B) boyies C) boies D) boys

25. Can I have … cup of tea?

A) a B) another C) the D) A/B

26. Can you give me … example, please?

A) a B) the C) an D) -

27. Can you tell me how to … to the city centre?

A) arrive B) get C) visit D) A/B/C

28. Child

A) childs B) childies C) children D) childrens

29. Day

A) dayes B) dayies C) days D) daies

30. Diane never drinks milk. She doesn’t like …

A) me B) him C) them D) it

31. Dictionary

A) dictionariyes B) dictionarys

C) dictionaries D) dictionaryes

32. Did they pay for … or did you pay for …?

A) them/them B) themselves/themselves

C) themselves/them D) them/themselves

33. Did you … my letter last week?

A) take B) got C) get D) received

34. Did you have all have a nice time? Yes, we enjoyed … A) yourselves B) themselves C) ourselves D) yourself

35. Dish

A) dishs B) dishes C) dish D) dishys

36. Do you know that man? Yes, I know … but I can’t remember … name.

A) him/her B) his/his C) him/his D) his/her

37. Do you sometimes talk to … when you are alone?

A) yourselves B) yourself C) themselves D) A/B

38. Do you want … cup of tea?

A) a B) the C) an D) -

39. Do you wear … glasses?

A) a B) - C) the D) an

40. Drink your coffee. It’s …

A) colding B) been colding C) getting cold D) is cooling

41. England is … European country.

A) a B) an C) the D) -

42. Foot

A) foots B) feets C) feet D) foot

43. George went … last Sunday. He caught a lot fish.

A) for fishing B) to fish C) fishing D) A/C

44. Guy

A) guyies B) guyes C) guies D) guys

45. Have you all done your homework …?

A) yourself B) yourselves C) themselves D) A/B

46. Have you met …?

A) Mr. Kelly’s wife B) the wife of Mr. Kelly

C) Mr. Kelly’s a wife D) A/B

47. He didn’t have an umbrella, so she gave … …

A) his/hers B) her/him C) him/hers D) hers/him

48. He will come back in … hour.

A) a B) the C) - D) an

49. Hello, can I speak to Ann, please? One moment. I’ll … her.

A) get B) fetch C) hold D) A/B

50. I bought … hat and … umbrella.

A) a/a B) the/the C) a/an D) a/the

51. I can see … but he can’t see …

A) him/me B) her/mine C) his/me D) him/mine

52. I cut … with a knife.

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

53. I didn’t have an umbrella, so Ann gave … …

A) me/her B) him/her C) me/hers D) them/hers

54. I don’t know …

A) the meaning of this word B) this word’s meaning

C) these words’ meaning D) B/C

55. I gave … … address and he gave … …

A) him/my/me/him B) him/mine/me/his

C) him/my/me/his D) him/mine/me/him

56. I like … job. A) hers B) him C) my D) me

57. I like Oxford. … a nice city.

A) its B) that’s C) it’s D) this is

58. I like your pullover. Where did you … it?

A) buy B) get C) take D) A/B

59. I looked at myself and Tom looked at himself. We looked at …

A) each other B) one another C) themselves D) ourselves

60. I need … new jeans.

A) a B) the C) an D) some

61. I need the scissors. Where …?

A) is it B) was it C) are they D) A/B

62. I never go to parties. I don’t like …

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

63. I saw Liz with … husband, Philip.

A) his B) their C) her D) hers

64. I stayed at …

A) the house of my sister B) sister’s house

C) my sister’s house D) A/C

65. I usually … to work before 8.30.

A) arrive B) visit C) get D) A/B/C

66. I want that book. Please give …

A) me it B) it to me C) it me D) her it

67. I want these books. Please give …

A) them to me B) them me C) to me them D) for me them

68. I want to ask … question.

A) the B) - C) a D) an

69. I went on holiday by …

A) him B) me C) myself D) yourself

70. I went out to meet a friend of …

A) him B) me C) her D) mine

71. If you don’t eat, you … hungry.

A) will be B) get C) got hungry D) A/B

72. If you want some more food, help …

A) yourself B) yourselves C) himself D) A/B

73. Is it difficult to … a job in your country?

A) take B) get C) catch D) receive

74. Is that their car? No, … is green.

A) ours B) yours C) theirs D) them

75. Is this … book?

A) you B) him C) hers D) his

76. Is this … umbrella? No, it’s …

A) your/yours B) yours/your C) my/her D) his/him

77. It’s a nice camera. Is it …?

A) his B) my C) your D) our

78. It’s a nice day. Let’s …

A) go for a swim B) go swimming

C) go to swimming D) A/B

79. Jill and Ann are good friends. They know … very well. A) themselves B) each other C) himself D) herself

80. Knife

A) knifes B) knifs C) knifies D) knives

81. Last night we … a meal.

A) went on for B) went out to

C) went away to D) went out for

82. Linda and Frank … next month.

A) are being married B) will marry

C) are getting married D) B/C

83. Man

A) mans B) mens C) men D) man

84. Monkey

A) monkeies B) monkeyies C) monkeys D) monkies

85. Mouse

A) mouses B) mices C) mice D) mouse

86. Open … windows. It’s very hot.

A) a B) the C) another D) A/C

87. Oxford is famous for … university.

A) it’s B) it C) their D) its

88. Party

A) partiyes B) partyes C) parties D) partys

89. Paul and I live near …

A) ourselves B) each other C) himself D) myself

90. Picasso was … famous painter.

A) a B) an C) the D) -

91. Potato

A) potatos B) potatoyes C) potatoes D) potato

92. Schoolchildren often … school trips.

A) go away for B) go on for C) go away to D) go away on

93. She … the car and drove away.

A) got in B) got off C) got on D) A/B/C

94. She fell off her bicycle but she didn’t hurt …

A) her B) hers C) herself D) himself

95. She has a small boat and she often …

A) goes to sail B) goes for sailing

C) goes on sailing D) goes sailing

96. She was very happy because we invited … to stay with … at … house.

A) her/them/our B) her/us/them

C) her/us/our D) her/ours/our

97. She wasn’t with her friends. She was by …

A) him B) her C) himself D) herself

98. She’s … nice …

A) a/people B) the/person C) -/person D) a/person

99. Sheep

A) sheeps B) ships C) sheep D) sheepes

100. Shelf

A) shelfs B) shelfes C) shelves D) shelvs

101. Some … are very stupid.

A) persons B) mans C) womans D) people

102. That pen is … Can you give … please?

A) yours/me it B) your/it to me

C) yours/me to it D) mine/it to me

103. The sea looks nice. Let’s … a swim.

A) go on B) go for C) go to D) B/C

104. There are two … in the aquarium.

A) fishes B) fish C) fishs D) A/B

105. These books are … but this newspaper is …

A) his/her B) his/ours C) mine/her D) hers/their

106. They … the bus outside the hotel and … in Cross Street.

A) got on/got off B) got in/got out

C) got in/got out of D) B/C

107. They are going to the cinema. Do you want to with …?

A) him B) me C) us D) them

108. They like … jobs.

A) ours B) theirs C) their D) him

109. They live in … old house.

A) the B) - C) an D) a

110. They’ve gone … Scotland … a holiday.

A) to/to B) to/on C) for/for D) to/for

111. This is … interesting book.

A) a B) the C) an D) -

112. This is … university.

A) the B) - C) a D) an

113. This letter isn’t for … It’s for …

A) you/he B) him/I C) me/they D) you/her

114. Tom is looking in the mirror. He is looking at …

A) him B) herself C) himself D) herself

115. Tom looked at me and I looked at him. We looked at …

A) each other B) one another C) themselves D) ourselves

116. Tom, are you hungry? If you want some more food, help …

A) yourself B) yourselves C) himself D) A/B

117. Tooth

A) tooths B) tooth C) teeth D) toothes

118. We … holiday every year.

A) go to B) go for C) go/on D) B/C

119. We like … jobs.

A) them B) hers C) our D) ours

120. We live near the mountains. In winter we go … skiing every weekend.

A) to B) for C) on D) -

121. What did you … home

A) come B) arrive C) get D) A/B/C

122. What does she do? She is … engineer.

A) the B) an C) a D) -

123. What’s your job? I am … dentist.

A) the B) - C) a D) an

124. When I was … child, I liked reading … stories.

A) a/the B) a/- C) the/the D) the/-

125. Where are the children? Have you seen …? Yes … are playing with … friends in the garden.

A) them/they/their B) they/them/their

C) then/them/their D) them/they/theirs

126. Where were you last night? At …

A) John’s B) John’s house C) the house of John D) A/B

127. Where’s Alan? I want to talk to …

A) her B) his C) him D) he

128. Where’s Ann? She’s … a walk in the park.

A) gone to B) gone for C) gone on D) gone out

129. Where’s the newspaper? You’re sitting on …

A) its B) them C) it D) him

130. Who is that woman? Why are you looking at …?

A) his B) she C) her D) hers

131. Whose book is this?

A) It’s mine B) it’s his C) it’s her D) A/B

132. Wife

A) wifes B) wivs C) wifies D) wives

133. Woman

A) womans B) womanes C) women D) woman

134. Would you like to be … teacher?

A) a B) an C) the D) -

135. You give me … address and I’ll give you …

A) your/my B) yours/mine C) yours/my D) your/mine

Units 61 – 70 Murphy tests

1. … Andes

A) a B) the C) an D) –

2. … Atlantic ocean

A) a B) the C) an D) –

3. … Bank of England

A) a B) the C) an D) –

4. … beginning of … film was not very good.

A) a/a B) the/the C) a/the D) the/a

5. … Cairo is … capital of … Egypt.

A) -/the/- B) the/-/the C) -/a/- D) a/the/-

6. … cake.

A) a piece of B) a can of C) a bowl of D) a bar of

7. … Cambridge University

A) a B) the C) an D) –

8. … Canary Islands

A) a B) the C) an D) –

9. … cheese.

A) a bowl of B) a cup of C) a bottle of D) a piece of

10. … chocolate.

A) a can of B) a bowl of C) a bottle of D) a bar of

11. … coffee.

A) a cup of B) a bottle of C) a can of D) a bar of

12. … Corsica is … island in … Mediterranean.

A) -/the/- B) the/-/the C) -/an/the D) a/the/-

13. … dinner is ready!

A) a B) the C) an D) –

14. … Edinburg Castle

A) a B) the C) an D) –

15. … flowers are beautiful.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

16. … France is … very large country.

A) -/the B) the/- C) -/a D) a/the

17. … Great Wall of China

A) a B) the C) an D) –

18. … Hilton

A) a B) the C) an D) –

19. … hotel is expensive but … is very nice.

A) this/that B) that/that C) this/it D) that/it

20. … Irish Republic.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

21. … life is not possible without … water.

A) a/a B) the/the C) -/- D) the/a

22. … London Zoo

A) a B) the C) an D) –

23. … Mediterranean

A) a B) the C) an D) –

24. … milk.

A) a bar of B) a bottle of C) a piece of D) a can of

25. … Munich Airport

A) a B) the C) an D) –

26. … music.

A) a bowl of B) a bar of C) a bottle of D) a piece of

27. … National Theatre

A) a B) the C) an D) –

28. … Netherlands

A) a B) the C) an D) –

29. … Nile

A) a B) the C) an D) –

30. … Odeon

A) a B) the C) an D) –

31. … oil.

A) a cup of B) a can of C) a bottle of D) a glass of

32. … Paddington Station

A) a B) the C) an D) –

33. … Philippines

A) a B) the C) an D) –

34. … Republic of Ireland.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

35. … rice.

A) a piece of B) a can of C) a bar of D) a bowl of

36. … Science Museum

A) a B) the C) an D) –

37. … sky is blue and … sun is shining.

A) a/a B) the/the C) a/the D) the/a

38. … Star of India

A) a B) the C) an D) –

39. … Suez Canal

A) a B) the C) an D) –

40. … Tate Gallery

A) a B) the C) an D) –

41. … tennis.

A) a piece of B) a bar of C) a can of D) a game of

42. … Trafalgar Square is in … centre of … London.

A) -/the/- B) the/-/the C) -/a/- D) a/the/-

43. … United Kingdom.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

44. … United States of America.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

45. … water.

A) a bottle of B) a bar of C) a glass of D) a piece of

46. … weather isn’t very nice today.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

47. … Westminster Abbey

A) a B) the C) an D) –

48. After she leaves … school, she wants to go to … university.

A) a/a B) the/the C) -/- D) the/a

49. Are you doing … this evening?

A) anything B) something C) somebody D) anybody

50. Are you going out or are you staying … … home.

A) at/- B) -/the C) at/the D) -/-

51. Are you going to … post office?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

52. Are you interested in … history of your country?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

53. Are you interested in … history?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

54. Britain is … island.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

55. Can I have … soup, please?

A) some B) any C) many D) few

56. Can you lend me … money?

A) some B) any C) no D) none

57. Can you tell me … time, please?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

58. Can you turn off … television?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

59. Did they make … mistakes?

A) any B) some C) much D) little

60. Do they sell … foreign newspapers in that shop?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

61. Do you drive on … left or on … right in your country? A) a/a B) the/the C) a/the D) the/a

62. Do you have … bank in your city?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

63. Do you have … guitar?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

64. Do you like … shoes? I bought them last week.

A) that B) these C) - D) this

65. Do you live very far from … centre?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

66. Do you often to … cinema?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

67. Do you think … English is difficult?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

68. Don usually goes to … church on Sundays.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

69. Don’t buy that camera. Buy … other …

A) the/one B) an/one C) -/one D) the/ones

70. Don’t eat … apples. They’re bad.

A) that B) those C) - D) this

71. Everybody needs … food.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

72. Excuse me, I must go to … toilet.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

73. Excuse me, is … your bag? Oh, yes. Thank you very much.

A) it B) these C) those D) this

74. Excuse me, where is … nearest bank?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

75. He doesn’t have … guitar.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

76. He’s in bed now.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

77. I can’t find Ann. Has … seen her?

A) somebody B) anybody C) someone D) nobody

78. I didn’t see …

A) anybody B) nobody C) somebody D) nothing

79. I didn’t take … photographs but Ann took …

A) any/some B) some/any C) many/any D) any/much

80. I don’t like … cold weather.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

81. I don’t like the black coat but I like … brown …

A) the/one B) a/one C) it/- D) the/-

82. I don’t like the red shoes but I like …

A) the green one B) the green ones

C) a green one D) green ones

83. I finish … work at 5 o’clock every day.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

84. I hate … examinations.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

85. I have got … money.

A) many B) much C) some D) B/C

86. I haven’t got … money. Can you lend me …?

A) some/some B) any/any C) any/some D) some/any

87. I like … classical music.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

88. I like … music.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

89. I like swimming in … sea.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

90. I like watching … television.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

91. I must go to … bank today.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

92. I need … information about hotels in London.

A) any B) many C) some D) a few

93. I need … new car.

A) a B) - C) the D) an

94. I need … new shoes.

A) a B) the C) some D) any

95. I need a pen. Have you got …?

A) one B) ones C) it D) this

96. I never have … breakfast.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

97. I often listen to … radio.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

98. I read … newspaper, wrote … letters and listened … music.

A) a/some/some B) a/some/a piece of

C) a/a lot of/a piece of D) A/B/C

99. I turned off … light, opened … door and went out.

A) a/a B) the/the C) a/the D) the/a

100. I want to make a list. Can you give me …

A) a paper B) some papers

C) many papers D) some paper

101. I would like to have … piano.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

102. I would like to have … theatre in our village.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

103. I wouldn’t like to be in … prison.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

104. I wrote to her but … letter never arrived.

A) a B) the C) an D) -

105. I’d like to speak to … manager, please.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

106. I’m going to … dentist tomorrow.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

107. I’m going to buy … bread.

A) many B) a few C) some D) any

108. I’m going to buy … eggs.

A) some B) any C) much D) little

109. I’m going to clean … car tomorrow.

A) a B) the C) an D) -

110. I’m not very good at writing … letters.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

111. I’m tired. I’m going … … home.

A) to/- B) to/the C) -/the D) -/-

112. I’m tired. I’m going to … bed.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

113. I’m writing … letter.

A) a B) the C) an D) -

114. I’ve been to … north of … Italy but not to … south

A) -/the/- B) the/-/the C) -/a/- D) a/the/-

115. I’ve got … car.

A) a B) the C) - D) an

116. I’ve just had … good news about my holiday.

A) many B) much C) a few D) some

117. I’ve just made … coffee. Would you like …?

A) some/any B) some/some

C) some/one D) any/any

118. Is there … cinema here?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

119. Is there … ice in the fridge?

A) some B) any C) many D) few

120. Is there a bank near here? Yes, there’s … at the end of this street.

A) one B) ones C) it D) this

121. It’s … nice hotel and … food is very good.

A) a/a B) the/the C) a/the D) the/a

122. It’s … weather today.

A) a B) the C) - D) an

123. Jack is very ill. He’s in … hospital.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

124. Kevin in … Coronation Street.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

125. Money … everything!

A) aren’t B) are C) isn’t D) weren’t

126. My brother is … soldier. He is in … army.

A) a/a B) the/the C) a/the D) the/a

127. My favorite sports are … tennis and … skiing.

A) a/a B) the/the C) -/- D) the/a

128. My house is at … end of this street.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

129. My shoes are very old. I must buy some …

A) the new ones B) the new one

C) a new one D) new ones

130. Rome is … big city in Italy.

A) a B) the C) an D) -

131. Rome is … capital of Italy.

A) a B) the C) an D) -

132. She bought … hat, … shoes and … perfume.

A) a/a/the B) a/the/the

C) a/some/some D) a/a/some

133. She said …

A) anything B) somebody C) anyone D) something

134. She’s at … work.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

135. She’s got … long …

A) a/long B) -/hairs C) a/hairs D) -/hair

136. That biscuit was nice. I’m going to have…another… A) an/one B) the/one C) -/one D) -/-

137. The table is in … middle of … room.

A) a/a B) the/the C) a/the D) the/a

138. There … … cars in the car – park.

A) are/many B) isn’t/any C) are/any D) aren’t/some

139. There … … money in the box.

A) are/some B) isn’t/many C) is/few D) isn’t/much

140. There is … ice in the fridge.

A) some B) many C) any D) few

141. These books are not different. They are … same.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

142. These cups are dirty. Can we have some …?

A) the clean ones B) a clean one

C) clean ones D) the clean one

143. They have … very nice furniture in their house.

A) any B) many C) a few D) some

144. They live … town but they want to live in … country. A) a/a B) the/the C) a/the D) the/a

145. They made … mistakes.

A) some B) much C) little D) any

146. They’re going to … school now.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

147. They’ve got … car.

A) a B) the C) an D) -

148. This cup is dirty. Can I have … clean …?

A) a/one B) the/one C) -/one D) a/-

149. Tom is learning to play … piano.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

150. Tom’s brother is studying … physics and … chemistry.

A) a/a B) the/the C) -/- D) the/a

151. We didn’t enjoy our holiday. … hotel was terrible. A) a B) the C) an D) -

152. We don’t eat … meat very often.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

153. We live in … same street.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

154. We’re going to … theatre this evening.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

155. We’ve got … cheese but we haven’t got … bread.

A) any/some B) many/any C) much/some D) some/any

156. What are you going to have for … lunch?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

157. What did you learn at … today?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

158. What is … largest island in … world.

A) a/the B) the/the C) an/the D) –/the

159. What is … name of this village?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

160. What time do you go to … work in … morning?

A) a/a B) the/the C) -/the D) the/a

161. What’s on … radio tonight?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

162. What’s on … television tonight?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

163. When we were in London, we stayed at … small hotel.

A) a B) the C) an D) -

164. Where is … Highfield Road, please?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

165. Where’s Tom? In … garden

A) a B) the C) an D) –

166. Which car is yours? … or … ?

A) this one/that one B) this is/that is C) it/that D) this/it

167. Which cigarettes are yours? … on the table.

A) the one B) the ones C) ones D) one

168. Which flowers do you want? … or …?

A) these ones/those ones B) these/those

C) these/those ones D) these ones/those

169. Which hotel did you stay at? … near the station

A) one B) this C) the one D) a one

170. Which is … best restaurant in this town?

A) a B) the C) an D) –

171. Which shoes do you like most? … or …?

A) this/that B) these/those

C) those/these D) this/those

172. Who is … President of … United States?

A) a/a B) the/the C) a/the D) the/a

173. Who’s … girl over there? I don’t know.

A) that B) these C) those D) this

174. Would you like … apple?

A) a B) the C) an D) -

175. Would you like … apples?

A) the B) some C) much D) an

176. Would you like … cheese?

A) any B) some C) a D) the

177. Would you like … coffee?

A) any B) some C) many D) few

178. Would you like … to eat?

A) anything B) nothing C) something D) someone

179. Write your name at … top of … page.

A) a/a B) the/the C) a/the D) the/a

180. You can have … coffee, but I don’t want …

A) some/any B) any/some

C) some/some D) any/any

181. You’re ill. You must go to … doctor.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

182. Your garden is very nice. … flowers are beautiful.

A) a B) the C) an D) –

Units 71 – 80 Murphy tests

1. … a national flag.

A) all the country have B) each countries have

C) every country has D) each country have

2. … Ann’s sisters are married.

A) Both B) both of C) all of D) A/B/C

3. … are going out tonight. Would you like to come with us?

A) every one of them B) each of us C) we all D) some of us

4. … birds cannot fly.

A) all B) all the C) some D) some of the

5. … children at this school … under 11 years old.

A) most of the/are B) some of the/are

C) each of the/is D) A/B/C

6. … children like playing.

A) most of B) each of the C) most of the D) most

7. … friends live in London.

A) some of B) most C) most of D) most of my

8. … has broken the window.

A) anyone B) someone C) anybody D) anything

9. … has problems.

A) All B) Every C) Each D) Everybody

10. … have a national lag.

A) all countries B) all the countries

C) each country D) A/B/C

11. … have the same problems.

A) All big cities B) All the big cities

C) Each big cities D) Every big cities

12. … in the class passed the examination.

A) all student B) all the students

C) every student D) B/C

13. … in the street … the same.

A) every houses/are B) each houses/are

C) every house/is D) each houses/is

14. … is English.

A) Both of my parents B) All of them

C) Neither of my parents D) Most of them

15. … like Jack.

A) All the people B) Most of the people

C) Most of people D) Most people

16. … money is yours.

A) some B) all C) most D) some of this

17. … people speak English.

A) many B) a lot of C) much D) a lot

18. … perfect.

A) nobody is B) anybody is not C) anyone is not D) A/B/C

19. … students of our college failed the exam.

A) all B) all the C) most of D) B/C

20. … students passed the examination.

A) some of B) none of C) each of D) none of the

21. … we have a holiday by the sea.

A) every summers B) each year

C) every summer D) all the summer

22. Alice has been to … in Europe.

A) every countries B) all country

C) each countries D) every country

23. Ann took … photographs but I didn’t take …

A) some/some B) any//any C) some/any D) any/some

24. Are you doing … this evening?

A) anyone B) something C) anything D) no one

25. Be …

A) carefully B) fastly C) quickly D) careful

26. Ben can run …

A) fast B) fastly C) quick D) slow

27. Ben is a … runner.

A) fast B) fastly C) quickly D) slowly

28. Bill watches TV …

A) all day B) each day C) all the day D) every day

29. Can you speak English? Yes, …

A) little B) a little C) few D) a few

30. Diana spoke to me but she didn’t say …

A) many B) much C) a lot of D) a lot

31. Do you drink … coffee?

A) many B) a lot of C) much D) a lot

32. Do you know … people?

A) many B) much C) a lot of D) a lot

33. Do you know those people? … them, but … them.

A) most of/some of them B) many of them/most of them C) most of/all of D) all of/most of

34. Do you want to go to the cinema or the theatre? … I want to stay at home.

A) Either B) Both C) Neither D) None

35. Do you watch TV …?

A) many B) much C) a lot D) a lot of

36. Don’t cook that meat. I doesn’t smell …

A) well B) bad C) badly D) good

37. Everybody … friends.

A) need B) needs C) don’t need D) need to

38. George told me about his new job. It sounds …

A) interestingly B) interest C) interested D) interesting

39. Have you got … you need?

A) something B) nothing C) everything D) everywhere

40. Have you read … these books?

A) any B) some of C) none of D) any of

41. He … understand …

A) doesn’t/anything B) -/nothing C) -/anything D) A/B

42. He ate … food.

A) many B) much C) a lot of D) a lot

43. He ate his dinner very …

A) quick B) quickly C) quickest D) fastly

44. He has got … money.

A) any B) some C) none D) no

45. He hasn’t got … friends.

A) a lot of B) a lot C) many D) much

46. He hasn’t got … to talk to.

A) nobody B) no one C) anybody D) A/B/C

47. He’s got a lot of books but he hasn’t read …

A) none of them B) any of them

C) either of them D) B/C

48. Her English is very …

A) good B) well C) badly D) complexly

49. Her English is very good. She makes … mistakes.

A) little B) a little C) man D) very few

50. Her job is very …

A) hard B) hardly C) heavily D) easily

51. How are you? I’m very … thank you. And you?

A) well B) good C) badly D) bad

52. How much time have we got? …

A) no B) any C) none D) not any

53. How often do you read newspaper? …

A) every day B) all day C) each day D) the whole day

54. I … … books.

A) haven’t read/either of these B) have read/both these

C) have read/none of these D) A/B/C

55. I can’t wait. I have got … time.

A) any B) no C) none D) A/B

56. I don’t know …

A) no one B) nobody C) anyone D) nothing

57. I don’t know … people.

A) none of those B) each of C) some of D) any of those

58. I don’t like this town. There is … to go.

A) anywhere B) somewhere C) nowhere D) anything

59. I drink … tea.

A) many B) much C) a lot of D) a lot

60. I haven’t got … friends.

A) any B) no C) some D) A/B

61. I like … classical music but not all.

A) all B) all the C) many D) some

62. I like … those pictures.

A) both B) both of C) all of D) A/B/C

63. I opened the door …

A) slow B) slowly C) fastly D) sudden

64. I read two books but … very interesting.

A) either books were B) neither books were

C) none of them was D) neither book was

65. I speak a … words of Spanish.

A) little B) a little C) few D) a few

66. I understand you …

A) perfect B) clear C) good D) perfectly

67. I was tired after work yesterday, so I watched TV …

A) every evening B) each evening

C) all evening D) all the evening

68. I went to bed …

A) late B) lately C) slow D) quick

69. I’m hungry. I want … to eat.

A) anything B) nothing C) something D) B/C

70. I’m lonely. I have got … to talk to.

A) somebody B) anybody C) no one D) nothing

71. I’m not going to do … work this evening.

A) some B) no C) none D) any

72. I’m sad and lonely. I’ve got … friends.

A) little B) a little C) few D) a few

73. I’m staying here. I’m not going …

A) anything B) somewhere C) anywhere D) nowhere

74. I’ve … friends, so I’m not lonely.

A) little B) a little C) few D) a few

75. I’ve lost my watch. I’ve looked … for it.

A) somewhere B) anywhere C) nowhere D) everywhere

76. Is here … in the garden?

A) someone B) somebody C) anyone D) no

77. It was a … game.

A) bored B) bad C) well D) strangely

78. It’s a nice house but there’s … garden

A) no B) any C) none D) no one

79. It’s dark I can’t see …

A) something B) anything C) nothing D) no one

80. Jack has a bad memory. He can’t remember …

A) anything B) nothing C) nobody D) no one

81. Last night I wrote … letters.

A) little B) a little C) few D) a few

82. Last year I went to Paris and Rome. I liked … cities very much.

A) both B) either C) neither D) none

83. Listen …

A) attentive B) carefully C) careful D) clear

84. Our team played …

A) bad B) good C) badly D) careful

85. Please be … I’m reading.

A) quietly B) quitely C) quiet D) quite

86. Please don’t tell …

A) anybody B) nobody C) no one D) nothing

87. Rosemary has two children. … are married.

A) Each of them B) Every of them

C) Either of them D) Both

88. She didn’t eat anything but she drank … water.

A) little B) a little C) few D) a few

89. She has lived in London … her life.

A) most B) all C) all of D) during

90. She hasn’t got … money.

A) many B) much C) a lot of D) a lot

91. She is very …

A) quietly B) quite C) quiet D) slowly

92. She looks different … I see her.

A) every time B) each time C) all time D) each times

93. She said …

A) anything B) nothing C) nobody D) no one

94. She said … but I didn’t understand her.

A) anything B) nothing C) something D) someone

95. She speaks English very …

A) good B) well C) easy D) fluent

96. She works very …

A) hard B) hardly C) heavy D) easy

97. She’s very thin because she eats … A) much B) very little C) few D) a few

98. Sue speaks very … A) quietly B) quitely C) slow D) quick

99. The bus was … A) late B) lately C) slowly D) quickly

100. The house is empty. … lives there. A) Nobody B) Anybody doesn’t C) Anyone doesn’t

D) A/B/C

101. The house is empty. There is … in it.

A) nobody B) anybody C) anything D) anyone

102. The train stopped …

A) sudden B) suddenly C) slow D) fastly

103. The weather was bad yesterday. It rained …

A) every day B) each day C) all day D) all the day

104. There … buses on Sundays.

A) are not any B) are no C) are none D) A/B

105. There … to do in this town.

A) is nothing B) isn’t nothing C) is not anything D) A/C

106. There are … buses after 11.30

A) no B) not C) any D) A/B

107. There are … good hotels in this town.

A) not any B) no C) none D) A/B

108. There are … people in the park. It is nearly empty. A) little B) a little C) few D) a few

109. There are two ways from here to the station. You can go …

A) either ways B) either way

C) neither ways D) neither way

110. There aren’t … good hotels in the town

A) some B) no C) none D) any

111. There is … here.

A) anything B) anybody C) nobody D) anyone

112. There is … in her mouth.

A) nothing B) something C) anything D) A/B

113. There is … in the garden.

A) anyone B) anybody C) somebody D) anything

114. There is … sugar in your coffee.

A) any B) no C) none D) A/B

115. There was … food in the fridge. It was nearly empty. A) little B) a little C) few D) a few

116. There’s … to go in this town.

A) anywhere B) nowhere C) somewhere D) everywhere

117. They ate …

A) much B) a lot of C) a lot D) many

118. They have … money so they are not poor.

A) little B) a little C) few D) a few

119. They have … money. They are very poor.

A) little B) a little C) few D) a few

120. Tom and I didn’t eat anything. … hungry.

A) none of us was B) neither of us was

C) either of us wasn’t D) all of us weren’t

121. Tom lives … near London.

A) anywhere B) nowhere C) somewhere D) B/C

122. We like films, so we go to the cinema …

A) many B) much C) a lot D) a lot of

123. We’re going away for … days.

A) little B) a little C) few D) a few

124. What did you say? …

A) anything B) anyone C) nothing D) no one

125. Who are those two people? I …

A) know none of them B) don’t know either of them

C) don’t know neither of them D) A/B/C

126. Who did you meet? …

A) no B) any C) no one D) anyone

127. Would you like tea or coffee? You can have …

A) neither B) either C) none D) neither of them

128. You look … Yes, I feel … too.

A) tired/tiredly B) tiredly/tired

C) tired/tired D) tiredly/tiredly

Units 81 – 90 Murphy tests

1. A car is much … than a motor – bike.

A) expensive B) more expensive

C) the most expensive D) most expensive

2. Ann borrowed …

A) some money from the bank

B) from the bank some money

C) any money from the bank

D) A/B/C

3. Are oranges … than apples?

A) expensive B) the most expensive

C) most expensive D) more expensive

4. Are you ready to go …? Not … Wait a moment.

A) yet/yet B) still/yet C) also/still D) else/yet

5. Bed/to/go/early/I/usually.

A) I usually go early to bed B) I go usually to bed early

C) I usually go to bed early D) I early go to bed usually

6. Can you pass … please?

A) the salt to me B) me the salt C) to me the salt D) A/B

7. Did you sell your car? No, I’ve … got it.

A) yet B) still C) also D) else

8. Do you … home by car?

A) usually go B) go usually C) go always D) A/B/C

9. Do you … in restaurants?

A) eat often B) often eat C) eat always D) A/B/C

10. Do you … live in Paris? No, I live in London now.

A) yet B) still C) also D) else

11. Do you feel … today? No, I feel …

A) better/worst B) good/worse

C) better/worse D) best/worse

12. Does your daughter work? No, she is … at school.

A) yet B) also C) still D) else

13. Don’t forget to send …

A) Jill a birthday card B) a birthday card to Jill

C) to Jill a birthday card D) A/B

14. Don’t talk about your job. Let’s talk about something …

A) the most interesting B) most interesting

C) more interesting D) the more interesting

15. Excuse me, where is … bank?

A) nearer B) the nearest C) nearest D) near

16. Football is … than tennis.

A) popular B) more popular

C) the most popular D) most popular

17. George … a black hat.

A) wears usually B) usually wear

C) wear usually D) usually wears

18. Give …

A) them to your father B) your father them

C) to your father them D) A/B

19. Give … It’s mine. A) me that book B) that book to me C) to me that book D) A/B

20. Has it stopped raining …? No, it is … raining.

A) yet/still B) still/still C) also/still D) else/yet

21. Have you seen these photographs? Yes, you showed …

A) them to us B) to us them C) us them D) A/C

22. How far is the station? A mile? No, … About two miles.

A) far B) farthest C) furthest D) further

23. How much money did you lend …

A) them for this book B) for this book them

C) to them for this book D) A/B/C

24. I … find my keys.

A) never can B) can never C) can’t never D) A/B/C

25. I arrived at the same time … Tom.

A) so B) as C) with D) like

26. I can run … than him.

A) fast B) faster C) fastest D) the fastest

27. I can’t work. I’m … tired.

A) so B) very C) too D) A/B/C

28. I don’t go out as … as you.

A) more B) the most C) many D) much

29. I don’t know as … people as you.

A) more B) much C) many D) most

30. I don’t like the weather here. There … … rain.

A) is/too much B) are/much C) is/so many D) is/too many

31. I don’t like this house. I prefer … houses.

A) most modern B) a modern

C) more modern D) the most modern

32. I don’t want to go to the cinema. I … the film.

A) have already seen B) have seen already

C) already have seen D) A/B/C

33. I gave …

A) it to her B) her it C) to her it D) A/B

34. I gave …

A) the book to Pat B) Pat the book

C) to Pat the book D) A/B

35. I gave …

A) the money to Jack B) Jack the money

C) to Jack the money D) A/B

36. I had a lot to eat but I’m … hungry.

A) yet B) still C) also D) else

37. I haven’t finished eating … I am … eating.

A) yet/yet B) still/still C) yet/still D) still/yet

38. I haven’t got … a car.

A) money enough for buying B) enough money for buying C) enough money to buy D) money enough buying a car

39. I haven’t got as … money as you.

A) many B) more C) most D) much

40. I lent …

A) my car to a friend of mine B) a friend of mine my car

C) to a friend of mine my car D) A/B

41. I opened …

A) the door very quietly B) very quietly the door

C) quietly the door D) A/B/C

42. I’ve got three sisters. They … married.

A) are all B) all are C) both are D) A/B/C

43. I’ve got two brothers. They … doctors.

A) both are B) are both C) all are D) A/B/C

44. If you see Jack, can you give …?

A) him this letter B) this letter to him

C) to him this letter D) A/B

45. Is it … to by car or by train?

A) expensive B) more expensive

C) most expensive D) the most expensive

46. Is it … to go by car or by train?

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

47. Is there … in your coffee?

A) enough sugar B) sugar enough C) a lot D) a lot of

48. Is your English … … a conversation?

A) good enough/to have B) enough good/for having

C) good enough/having D) good enough/for having

49. It … here.

A) doesn’t often rain B) often doesn’t rain

C) doesn’t rain often D) A/B/C

50. It was a very bad film - … film I’ve ever seen.

A) bad B) the worst C) worst D) best

51. It’s … cold … out.

A) too/to go B) very/for going C) so/going D) too/going

52. It’s … to phone than to write a letter.

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

53. It’s a small house - … small … a large family.

A) too/to B) so/to C) too/for D) very/to

54. Jack’s brother has been …

A) in hospital since June B) since June in hospital

C) to hospital since June D) in hospital for June

55. Jill is a bit … than Gary.

A) older B) elder C) oldest D) old

56. Jill reads …

A) newspaper every day B) every day newspapers

C) a newspaper every day D) A/BC

57. Ken is a … player. I think he is … in the club.

A) good/better B) best/the best

C) good/the best D) good/best

58. Last night the restaurant was … than usual.

A) most crowded B) more crowded

C) the most crowded D) crowded

59. Let’s go to another restaurant. There are … people here.

A) too much B) so much C) too many D) very few

60. M brother … to me.

A) never speak B) speak never

C) speaks never D) never speaks

61. Money is important but it isn’t … thing in life.

A) most important B) more important

C) the most important D) important

62. My brother phoned …

A) to the police immediately B) immediately to the police C) the police immediately D) A/B/C

63. My hair is … same color as yours.

A) a B) an C) the D) -

64. Rome is … but Athens is …

A) old/elder B) elder/older C) old/older D) old/eldest

65. Rome is not as … as Athens.

A) old B) older C) the oldest D) oldest

66. She hasn’t gone … She is … here.

A) yet/yet B) still/still C) yet/still D) still/yet

67. She speaks … fast … me … her.

A) too/for/to understand B) so/to/to understand

C) very/for/for understanding

D) very/to/for understanding

68. She studies all the time. I think she studies …

A) little B) so many C) too much D) very little

69. Sue wants to buy a … car.

A) biggest B) the biggest C) largest D) bigger

70. Tennis isn’t as … popular as football

A) much B) many C) more D) -

71. That book is mine. Give …

A) it to me B) me it C) to me it D) A/B

72. The bag is … but the suitcase is …

A) heavy/heavier B) heavy/heaviest

C) heavier/heaviest D) heavier/the heaviest

73. The Europa Hotel is … hotel in the town.

A) more expensive B) most expensive

C) the most expensive D) expensive

74. The film was very short - … than an hour.

A) little B) less C) the least D) least

75. The Grand Hotel isn’t as … as the Europa.

A) more expensive B) the most expensive

C) most expensive D) expensive

76. The hat is … for her.

A) too big B) big enough C) not big enough D) A/B/C

77. The radio is … Can you turn it down, please?

A) too loud B) not loud enough C) not loud D) A/B/C

78. The weather is … than yesterday.

A) good B) better C) the best D) best

79. The weather wasn’t very good yesterday but it’s … today

A) well B) good C) best D) better

80. There weren’t … for everybody … down.

A) chairs enough/for sitting B) enough chairs/to sit

C) enough chairs/for sitting D) enough chairs/sitting

81. There’s … sugar in my coffee.

A) too much B) not enough C) not much D) A/B/C

82. These shoes are … … me.

A) too big/for B) very big/to C) too big/to D) bigger/to

83. They … at home in the evenings.

A) usually are B) are usually C) seldom are D) A/B/C

84. They’ve lived …

A) in the same house for 20 years

B) for 20 years in the same house

C) 20 years in the same house

D) A/B/C

85. This coat is okay but I think the other one is …

A) nice B) the nicest C) nicer D) nicest

86. This is your father’s key. Can you give …

A) it to him B) him it C) to him it D) A/B

87. This pullover isn’t ... for me.

A) enough big B) enough small

C) big enough D) enough long

88. Tom gave …

A) his mother some flowers B) some flowers to his mother C) to his mother some flowers D) A/B

89. Tom is a good footballer. He … tennis and volleyball. A) plays also B) also plays C) both play D) A/B/C

90. We arrived …

A) at 7 o’clock at the airport B) at the airport at 7 o’clock C) in the airport at 7 o’clock D) at 7 o’clock in the airport

91. We invited …

A) a lot of people to the party

B) to the party a lot of people

C) to the party many people

D) A/B/C

92. We wanted to play football but we didn’t have …

A) players enough B) enough players C) a lot players D)

93. What are you doing this evening? I don’t know …

A) yet B) still C) also D) else

94. What is … river in the world?

A) the longest B) longest C) longer D) a long

95. What is … thing you’ve ever done?

A) most unusual B) the most unusual

C) more unusual D) unusual

96. What’s in the newspaper today? I don’t know I haven’t read it …

A) yet B) still C) also D) else

97. Where are your friends? They … to the cinema.

A) have all gone B) have gone all C) all have gone D) A/B/C

98. Where is George? He … in bed.

A) is still B) still is C) yet is D) A/B/C

99. Where is Linda? She … out.

A) just has gone B) has gone just C) has just gone D) A/B/C

100. Where is Tom? He isn’t here …

A) yet B) still C) also D) else

101. Which is … - a headache or toothache?

A) better B) bad C) the worst D) worse

102. Why do you … the same mistake?

A) make always B) have always made

C) always make D) always makes

103. Would you like some more to eat? No, thanks, I’ve had ...

A) much B) so C) enough D) food enough|

104. You are … than …

A) taller/me B) taller/I am C) tallest/me D) A/B

105. You are a … singer than me.

A) good B) better C) best D) the best

106. You go out … than …

A) more/me B) more/I am C) the most/I am D) A/B

107. You go out … than me.

A) much B) many C) less D) fewer

108. I’ll give … tomorrow. A) my book to you B) you my book C) to you my book D) A/B

109. You can’t use this book. I’m reading it at the moment. I’ll give … tomorrow if you want. A) it to you B) you it C) to you

it D) A/B

110. He gave … A) the armchair to his brother B) his brother the armchair C) to his brother the armchair D) A/B

its 91 – 100 Murphy tests

1. … Christmas day children get presents.

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

2. … eating the apple, she washed it very carefully.

A) during B) after C) before D) while

3. … last summer we went to Scotland.

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

4. … the examination everybody was very nervous.

A) after B) before C) during D) A/B/C

5. A bird flew … the room … a window.

A) in/along B) into/across C) in/through D) into/through

6. A lot of English words come … Latin.

A) out of B) off C) from D) to

7. A man came … the house and got … a car.

A) from/into B) out of/on C) from/in D) out of/into

8. A man stopped me and asked me … money.

A) for B) with C) of D) in

9. A re you good … mathematics?

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

10. Ann is … her sister’s house.

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

11. Ann is very different … her sister.

A) to B) for C) from D) with

12. Ann wasn’t … work yesterday.

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

13. Are you afraid … dogs?

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

14. Are you busy … the moment?

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

15. Are you doing anything … Friday evening?

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

16. Are you going … the weekend?

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

17. Are you good … repairing things?

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

18. Be careful! Don’t fall … your bicycle.

A) from B) out of C) off D) down

19. Can I speak … Kay, please?

A) about B) on C) to D) for

20. Can you phone … me tomorrow?

A) to B) for C) at D) -

21. Did you see the programme … computers … TV last night?

A) on/on B) about/in C) about/on D) of/in

22. Did you stay at a hotel or … friends?

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

23. Did you walk … home?

A) to B) for C) in D) -

24. Do you like eating in restaurants? Sometimes, yes. It depends … the restaurant.

A) to B) of C) on D) for

25. Do you like travelling … train?

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

26. Do you like your coffee … or … milk?

A) with/with B) for/without

C) without/for D) with/without

27. Do you often go out … the evening?

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

28. Do you want me to meet you … the airport?

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

29. Do you want to come with us? It depends … where you’re going.

A) to B) on C) - D) B/C

30. Do you want to go … university?

A) to B) for C) in D) into

31. Does this book belong … you?

A) to B) for C) at D) on

32. Don’t forget to close the windows … you go out.

A) after B) during C) before D) A/B/C

33. Don’t go yet. Wait … me.

A) to B) with C) at D) for

34. Don’t lose this book. Look … it.

A) for B) at C) after D) up

35. Don’t put your feet … the table.

A) over B) above C) on D) into

36. Excuse me, I’m looking … Hill Street. Can you tell me where it is?

A) for B) after C) at D) up

37. Excuse me, where is the hospital? Go … this road, … the cinema, … the bridge and the hospital is … the left.

A) across/past/in B) along/past/in

C) along/at/on D) along/past/on

38. George isn’t interested … sport

A) for B) to C) at D) in

39. George stayed with us … three days.

A) in B) on C) for D) since

40. Goodbye I’ll see you … a few minutes.

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

41. Goodbye! See you … Friday.

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

42. Have you read any books … George Orwell?

A) off B) by C) belongs to D) B/C

43. He is … prison.

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

44. He is … work.

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

45. He is standing … the door.

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

46. He is walking … the door.

A) to B) for C) in D) into

47. He never thinks … other people.

A) about B) of C) on D) A/B

48. He was driving … 90 kilometres an hour.

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

49. He went to sleep … he was watching TV.

A) during B) after C) before D) while

50. He went to work … a bicycle.

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

51. He went to work … a car.

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

52. He’s fed … doing the same thing every day.

A) up from B) up of C) up with D) up at

53. He’s lost his key. He’s looking … it.

A) for B) at C) after D) up

54. Her brother is … hospital.

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

55. How long will you be away? … Monday.

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

56. Hurry! The train leaves … five minutes.

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

57. I always feel good … the morning.

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

58. I always have breakfast … going to work.

A) during B) before C) while D) at

59. I am doing … 90 kilometres an hour.

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

60. I can’t sleep … night.

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

61. I cut the paper … a pair … scissors.

A) with/of B) in/of C) by/of D) on/of

62. I don’t know much … cars.

A) on B) about C) of D) through

63. I don’t work … Sundays.

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

64. I jumped … the wall … the garden.

A) on/in B) from/to C) over/into D) from/into

65. I like reading … bed.

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

66. I like swimming … the sea.

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

67. I live … a town but I went to live … the country.

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

68. I met a lot of people … the party.

A) of B) at C) on D) into

69. I met Alice … the bus.

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

70. I met Ann … the airport.

A) of B) at C) on D) into

71. I never get letters. Nobody writes … me.

A) for B) to C) - D) about

72. I opened the door and walked … the room.

A) to B) in C) from D) into

73. I put my pen on the table five minutes ago and now it isn’t there. What’s happened … it?

A) on B) at C) for D) to

74. I put the money … my pocket.

A) into B) in C) to D) out of

75. I put the new batteries … the radio.

A) into B) in C) to D) for

76. I read a book … every day.

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

77. I read an interesting article … a magazine.

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

78. I read this information … a book.

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

79. I saw Jack … this morning.

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

80. I spoke … Jack … the phone … last night.

A) with/on/at B) to/on/at C) to/on/- D) to/by/-

81. I star work … 8 o’clock.

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

82. I took the old batteries … the radio.

A) from B) off C) out of D) out

83. I want to go … Italy.

A) to B) for C) in D) into

84. I was bitten … a dog.

A) with B) by C) from D) across

85. I was tired when I arrived … home.

A) in B) at C) to D) -

86. I was walking … the road with my dog.

A) through B) along C) in D) above

87. I went … the airport by car.

A) to B) for C) in D) into

88. I went to bed early last night but I wasn’t tired. I read a book … 3 am.

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

89. I went to sleep … the film.

A) after B) before C) during D) A/B/C

90. I work … Monday to Friday.

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

91. I’d like to have a house … a garden.

A) of B) by C) with D) in

92. I’m fed … my job. I want to do something different.

A) up with B) up for C) up to D) up from

93. I’m going … a party tonight.

A) to B) for C) in D) into

94. I’m going away … a few weeks.

A) from B) to C) for D) with

95. I’m going on holiday … end … October.

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

96. I’m going on holiday … October.

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

97. I’m going to hang some pictures … the wall.

A) above B) over C) on D) up

98. I’m looking … Ann. Have you seen her?

A) for B) at C) after D) up

99. I’m meeting Jill … Monday morning.

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

100. I’m not going out this evening. I’m staying … home. A) in B) at C) on D) into

101. I’m sorry … being late.

A) about B) for C) from D) with

102. I’m sorry … shouting … you.

A) about/to B) about/at C) for/to D) for/at

103. I’m thinking … buying a new car.

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

104. I’m thinking … selling my old car.

A) about B) of C) on D) A/B

105. I’m tired. I’m going … home

A) to B) for C) in D) -

106. In Britain children get presents … Christmas.

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

107. It has been raining … I got up.

A) from B) for C) since D) when

108. It was very kind … you to help us. Thank you very much.

A) to B) of C) by D) for

109. Jane isn’t at work. She’s … holiday.

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

110. Jane usually goes to work … bike.

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

111. Jill is going … France … a holiday.

A) to/to B) to/on C) for/for D) to/for

112. Jill left school … 1984.

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

113. John has been in hospital … three days.

A) from B) in C) for D) since

114. John is … the station

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

115. John is in hospital. He has been in hospital … Sunday.

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

116. John is standing … the window.

A) on B) in C) through D) by

117. Karim is … the doctor’s.

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

118. Let’s go … a walk … the river.

A) to/along B) for/at C) to/across D) for/along

119. Listen … this music. It’s beautiful.

A) at B) in C) with D) to

120. Look … flowers. They’re beautiful.

A) for B) at C) here D) up

121. Mary goes to work every day but she has a young child. When she is at work, a friend of hers looks … her

child.

A) for B) at C) after D) up

122. Milan is … the north of Italy.

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

123. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly have been married … 1958.

A) from B) in C) since D) for

124. My brother lives … Italy.

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

125. My house is … the end of the street.

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

126. My sister is … university.

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

127. Our house is … sea.

A) next to B) by C) on D) A/B

128. Piccadilly Circus is … London.

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

129. Please take your feet … the table.

A) from B) out of C) off D) of

130. Please write your name … the top of the page.

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

131. Sarah left school … age … 16.

A) in/of B) on/of C) at/of D) for/of

132. She asked him … this work.

A) to do B) for doing C) about doing D) with doing

133. She can’t read … glasses.

A) with B) by C) without D) in

134. She goes to work … bike.

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

135. She is … a horse.

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

136. She is … bed now.

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

137. She is … home now.

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

138. She is … the hairdresser’s.

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

139. She went … … saying goodbye.

A) out/from not B) away/with

C) out of/without D) away/without

140. She’s married … an Italian.

A) to B) for C) in D) on

141. She’s very bad … writing letters.

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

142. Some people say it is unlucky to walk … a ladder.

A) behind B) in front of C) down D) under

143. Some people talk … their work all the time.

A) about B) to C) on D) -

144. Sorry … the noise last night. We had a party.

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

145. Than you very much … your help.

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

146. The best shops are … the city centre.

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

147. The bus – stop is just … the corner.

A) across B) along C) round D) on

148. The cat is … the table.

A) under B) on C) near D) A/B/C

149. The concert is … 22 November.

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

150. The dog swam … the river.

A) at B) along C) across D) from

151. The garden is lovely … spring.

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

152. The house is … fire! Call the fire brigade.

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

153. The office is … the first floor.

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

154. The old road goes … the village.

A) through B) in C) across D) along

155. The pictures are … the shelves.

A) in B) on C) above D) B/C

156. The plane flew … the mountains.

A) on B) over C) above D) along

157. The shelves are … the pictures.

A) below B) up C) over D) above

158. The shop is … the end of the street.

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

159. The shops close … 5.30 pm.

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

160. The supermarket is … the cinema.

A) in B) on C) opposite D) up

161. The table is … the middle … the room.

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

162. There are a lot of apples … the tree.

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

163. There are a lot of countries … the world.

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

164. There are a lot of people … the bus.

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

165. There are a lot of people … the street.

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

166. There are a lot of stars … the sky.

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

167. There are some books … the shelf and some pictures … the wall.

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

168. There weren’t many people … the party. A) to B) on C) at D) from

169. There’s a man … the bus stop. A) in B) on C) at D) from

170. They are … University. A) to B) on C) at D) from

171. They arrived … England last week. A) in B) at C) to D) for

172. They didn’t speak … they were eating. A) during B) after C) before D) while

173. They lived … Canada from 1977 … 1985. A) at/to B) in/until C) on/to D) at/till

174. They walked … me. They didn’t speak. A) at B) by C) past D) in front of

175. They went home … they did the shopping. A) before B) after C) during D) A/B/C

176. They were very nice … us. They helped us a lot. A) for B) to C) of D) with

177. They’re going away tomorrow. They’ll away … Friday. A) on B) it C) until D) by

178. They’re going on holiday … next Monday. A) in B) on C) at D) -

179. They’ve been married … ten years. A) since B) from C) with D) for

180. Tom didn’t go … work yesterday. A) to B) for C) in D) into

181. Turn left … the traffic lights. A) in B) on C) at D) from

182. Wait … me. Please don’t go … me. A) -/with B) for/for C) for/without D) to/without

183. Wait here … I come back. A) till B) until C) to D) A/B

184. Was the train late? No, it was … time. A) on B) at C) with D) by

185. Water boils … 100 degrees Celsius. A) in B) on C) at D) with

186. We didn’t speak … the meal. A) while B) when C) during D) at

187. We have lived in England … 1985. A) from B) for C) in D) since

188. We jumped … the bridge … the river. A) from/into B) off/in C) from/on D) off/into

189. We listened … the news … the radio. A) -/on B) to/from C) to/in D) to/on

190. We lived … Canada from 1977 … 1985. A) at/to B) in/to C) on/to D) at/till

191. We stayed … a nice hotel. A) in B) on C) at D) A/C

192. We walked … the hotel … the station. A) from/to B) out of/to C) off/for D) from/for

193. We walked … the town and took some photographs. A) across B) along C) round D) off

194. We walked from my house … the city centre. A) to B) for C) in D) into

195. We watched the news … TV. A) in B) on C) at D) from

196. We were tired … our visit to the museum. A) after B) from C) at D) in

197. We’re going … London next week. A) to B) for C) in D) into

198. What do you see … this picture? A) in B) on C) at D) from

199. What is there interesting … the newspaper? A) in B) on C) at D) from

200. What time did they arrive … the hotel? A) in B) at C) to D) for

201. What time do you go … bed? A) to B) for C) in D) into

202. When are you coming back? … Monday A) on B) in C) until D) at

203. Where is Tom? … the garden A) in B) on C) at D) from

204. Where’s Tom? … a football match. A) to B) on C) at D) from

205. Who is that man … the beard? A) of B) by C) with D) in

206. Who is that painting …? A) of B) belong to C) by D) B/C

207. Why are looking … the window? A) out of B) out C) for D) from

208. Why are you looking … like that? A) for B) at C) up D) on

209. Why is that woman standing … the door? A) in B) on C) at D) from

210. You must come … our house A) to B) for C) in D) at