WAY language school

This man has dark ________________

and ________________ .

He is ________________ a jacket

and he ________________ a piece of paper

He is sitting at his ________________

Perhaps, he ________________

You arrive at a party at 8 p.m. What do you say?

Someone offers you a drink. You don’t want it. What do you say?

Henderson ________________ going ________________work.

________________ early in the morning?

He is ________________to ________________a car.

A train is ________________ a bus

He ____________________ swim very ____________________ .

____________________ the bus to work.

Peter works in London. He ____________________ .

____________________ TV last night?

I spoke ________________, but he ________________ understand me.

He made ________________ money ________________ last year.

I asked __________________________ .

He ________________ in London as a child, but in the early 90-ies his family moved to Belfast.

James ________________ to him ________________ the phone

Quiet please — I ________________ _________________ test!

I won’t go ________________ Cambridge if it ________________ tomorrow.

While he ________________ to London he ________________ an accident.

________________ of cigarettes ________________ every year.

He has a ________________ experience of marketing in ________________.

I remember ________________ him in London,

but I _________________ him in Frankfurt ________________

________________ you look________________ the blackboard and read what is on it, please?

Smith went ________________ abroad last year. ________________ abroad before.

The last Olympic Games ________________ in Barcelona.

He took ________________ cheese remaining on the plate.

The committee ________________ a session ________________.

I ________________ the Prime Minister’s ________________ very carefully.

He would have known that, if he ________________ the meeting. He isn’t aware of it, though.

Would you mind ________________ the door?

It’s June. In August he ________________ for us for 25 years. (TWO ANSWERS ARE CORRECT!)

He speaks English very well ________________ he’s only 12.

‘Don’t do that,’ I said. = I ________________ him not to do that. = I wanted ________________ doing that.

He never ________________ risks. He’s a very ________________ man.

I’d like to put ________________ a suggestion, if I may.

I ________________ this test for at least ________________ now.

I’ll speak to him when he________________ (TWO ANSWERS ARE CORRECT!)

‘Can you come tomorrow?’ — He asked ________________ tomorrow.

He hasn’t come to class ________________. If he doesn’t come, ________________ what to do tomorrow.

NICE. YOU HAVE REACHED THE END OF SECTION I. GO OVER TO SECTION II NOW.

Conversation [questions 47-64]: Mr. and Mrs. Wallace want to buy a house, so they go to the office of an estate agent.
Agent: Good morning. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace?
Mrs. Wallace: Mr. Hogan?
Mrs. Wallace : I spoke to you on the phone. This is my husband.
Mr. Wallace : _____________________.

Agent: How do you do. ________________ sit down. (They all sit down at a desk)

Which variant is NOT possible?

Agent: I understand from our telephone conversation that you’re ________________ in buying a property for about ВЈ85,000, is that________________ ?

Mrs. Wallace : ________________. Well the price is right, but — er — well, wehavea problem. ________________ for the last ten years —

Mr. Wallace : Longer ________________ that.

Mrs. Wallace : Yes, I suppose it is — and we want to ________________ back here; ________________ , we have very different ideas of the kind of place we’d like to live in.

Mr. Wallace : Yes, you see ________________ prefer to live in town, in a centrally located flat.

Mrs. Wallace : Yes, ________________ I am really keen to live in ________________ country.

Mrs. Wallace (continues) I want a big garden. I want a new view. I want to be ________________ to teach!

Mr. Wallace : Well, I’m sure you ________________ teach in London, in town, honey.

Mrs. Wallace : Yes, ________________, I think the chances ________________ a job are probably much greater in a village school, and I’d like to be part of the community again, darling.

Mr. Wallace : And I want to live in a flat with maintenance ________________. You ________________, — you pay for all services.

I mean, I’m not a do-it-________________ man. I don’t like to mend leaky________________ , and that ________________ of thing.

SECTION II IS COMPLETED!

Завершающий раздел: вставьте наиболее подходящие по смыслу слова. Орфография и грамматика учитываются. В каждый пробел можно вставить ЛИШЬ ОДНО слово. Артикли считаются словами. Сокращенные формы (can’t, there’s и т. д.) считаются одним словом. Все возможные варианты заполнения пробелов учтены тестом. Сначала просмотрите весь диалог и постарайтесь его понять. Затем, вам будет предложено идти предложение за предложением, заполняя пропуски.

In SECTION III you have to insert words that you think are most appropriate (go well) in this context. Spelling and grammar are important. There are no variants to choose from. If more that one correct answer is possible, that was taken into account by the test (any correct answer will be awarded a point). You must fill in ONE word ONLY for every gap. Each correctly filled gap will bring you one point. Contractions (haven’t, you’re) count as one word.

First, read the conversation and try to understand the general ideas.

Mr. Graham: I’m _______________ there’s been a mistake. My room doesn’t have a bath.

Hotel Clerk : Well I think your room is correct sir. Room 118, isn’t _______________?

Mr. Graham : Yes, _______________I have a bath, please?

Hotel Clerk : Er — I’m afraid we don’t _______________ a room with a bath and —

Mr. Graham : Look, I’m very tired. I don’t _______________ to argue but my firm always book a room with a bath.

Er — I’ll check the correspomdence but I don’t think you were _______________into a room with a bath. _______________ we are, it is Mr. Graham, isn’t it?

Mr. Graham : It is, yes.

(The clerk shows Mr. Graham a letter).

Hotel Clerk: You see — it says, «one _______________ room».

Mr. Graham : I’ll see them when I _______________ back. Well, I _______________ that it’s our mistake, but are you sure there’s _______________ with a bath?

Hotel Clerk: Well…

Mr. Graham: I’ve just flown a very long _______________ and I’m very tired and all I _______________is a bath and a sleep.

Hotel Clerk: Well, _______________ I’ve said sir, there’s _______________ nothing for tonight. But let’s see. You’re here for five days, _______________ you?

Mr. Graham : Oh dear !

Hotel Clerk: I’ll just _______________ a word with the manager.

Mr. Graham : I would _______________ it. I’m desperate to _______________a long hot bath!

Hotel Clerk: Don’t worry sir! _______________ it with me.

Hotel Clerk : Well I think your room is correct sir. Room 118, isn’t _______________?

Mr. Graham : Yes, _______________I have a bath, please?

Hotel Clerk : Er — I’m afraid we don’t _______________ a room with a bath and…

Mr. Graham : Look, I’m very tired. I don’t _______________ to argue but my firm always book _______________ room with a bath.

Er — I’ll check the correspomdence but I don’t think you were _______________into a room with a bath. _______________ we are, it is Mr. Graham, right?

Mr. Graham : It is, yes.
(The clerk shows Mr. Graham a letter).
Hotel Clerk: You see — it says, «one _______________ room». _______________ bath is mentioned.

Mr. Graham : I’ll see them when I _______________ back. Well, I _______________ that it’s our mistake, but are you sure _______________ nothing with a bath?
Hotel Clerk: Well…

Mr. Graham: I’ve just flown a very long _______________ and I’m very tired and all I _______________is a bath and a sleep.

Hotel Clerk: Well, _______________ I’ve said sir, there’s _______________ nothing for tonight. But let’s see. You’re here for five days, _______________ you?

Mr. Graham : Oh dear !

Hotel Clerk: I’ll just _______________ a word with the manager.
Mr. Graham : I would _______________ it. I’m desperate to _______________a long hot bath!

Hotel Clerk: Don’t worry sir! _______________ it with me.