- Choose the alternative that does NOT fit in the group.   Rooster

- Choose the alternative that does NOT fit in the group.   Blazers

- Choose the alternative that does NOT fit in the group.   Squashing

- Choose the alternative which is a synonym of the term in square brackets . "Maria was [glad] that we met again after all these years".   happy

- Choose the alternative which is closest in meaning to the term in square brackets. "Even if you don't like it, you have to [carry on] doing it".   continue

- Choose the alternative which is closest in meaning to the word in square brackets and which does not change the meaning of the following sentence. "Have you ever tasted some of the blueberries from my garden? They are [quite] good".   fairly

- Choose the alternative which is closest in meaning to the word in square brackets and which does not change the meaning of the following sentence. "He will [unlikely] leave this evening".   improbably

- Choose the alternative which is closest in meaning to the word in square brackets and which does not change the meaning of the following sentence. "I started taking piano lessons and I'm getting [pretty] good at it".   quite

- Choose the alternative which is closest in meaning to the word in square brackets and which does not change the meaning of the following sentence. "My mother talks a lot. My father, [instead], is a man of few words".   on the other hand

- Choose the alternative which is closest in meaning to the word in square brackets and which does not change the meaning of the following sentence. "This cathedral is [roughly] five hundred years old".   around

- Choose the alternative which is closest in meaning to the word in square brackets and which does not change the meaning of the following sentence. "Your bike is [nearly] as old as mine".   almost

- Choose the alternative which is closest in meaning to the words in brackets and which does not change the meaning of the original sentence. "You can be sure that [we will be received with open arms] when we get home".   we will be greeted warmly

- Choose the alternative which is closest in meaning to the words in square brackets and which does not change the meaning of the sentence. "In my town there are a lot of opportunities to enjoy your [leisure] time".   free

- Choose the alternative which is closest in meaning to the words in square brackets. "I don't feel like cooking tonight. Why don't we [eat out]?".   have dinner in a restaurant

- Choose the correct answer to the following question. "Shall I get anything for you at the supermarket?".   Yes, please, some tomatoes

- Choose the correct answer to the following question: "When did you last visit your grandmother?".   Two years ago

- Choose the most appropriate answer to the following question. "Do you accept credit cards?".   Of course we do

- Choose the right answer to the following question. "Is Jane coming too?".   I hope not

- Choose the right answer to the following question: "Have your children got any pets?"   Yes, they do. They have got a black cat

- Choose the right answer to the following question: "Would you like a cup of tea?"   Yes, thank you, I'd love one

- Choose the right question for the following answer. "He missed the train".   Why is Andy late?

- Choose the right question for the following answer. "I like it. It really suits you".   What do you think of my new haircut?

- Choose the right question for the following answer. "I went out for a beer with Matt and Tim".   What did you do last night?

- Complete the following conversation with the most suitable answer. A: What would you like to eat, Sir? B: ...   I'll have a shepherd's pie and chips, please

- Complete the following conversation with the most suitable answer. A: When do you usually play tennis? B: ...   On Wednesdays

- Complete the following conversation with the most suitable question. A: "..." B: "It's the story of family at the turn of the 20th century".   What is that book about?

- Complete the following conversation with the most suitable question. A: "..." B: "Sushi"   What's your favourite food?

- Complete the following conversation with the most suitable question. A: ... B: He must study for his exams   Why isn't John coming to the beach tomorrow?

- Complete the following conversation with the most suitable question. A: ... B: It's across the street from Jenny's house   Where's the Post Office?

- Complete the following conversation with the most suitable question. A: ... B: No, he isn't. He's just left.   Is Jim at home?

- Complete the following conversation with the most suitable question. A: ... B: Sure. Turn right at the traffic lights and there it is.   Excuse me! Could you please tell me the way to the post office?

- Complete the following conversation with the most suitable question. A: ...? B: I'd like to go to Medical school and become a doctor   What are your plans for the future?

- Complete the following conversation. A. "... attended the conference?" B: "About 200".   How many delegates

- Complete the following conversation. A: "..." B: "I'm fine, thanks".   How are you?

- Complete the following conversation. A: "..." B: "It's half past ten"   What time is it?

- Complete the following conversation. A: ... B: I'm 27 years old   How old are you?

- Complete the following conversation. A: ... company is it? B: It's a pharmaceutical company.   What sort of

- Complete the following conversation. A: ... do you check the accounts? B: We do it every week on Friday.   How often

- Complete the following conversation. A: ... help? B: No thanks, I can manage!   Would you like some

- Complete the following conversation. A: ... patented the light bulb? B: It was invented by Edison Electronics.   Which company

- Complete the following conversation. A: ..., can you please tell me where the toilets are? B: Sure. They're over there.   Excuse me, Sir

- Complete the following conversation. A: ...? B: It's 20.   How much is 16 and 4

- Complete the following conversation. A: How often do the buses run? B: ...   Every half hour

- Complete the following conversation. A: Where are you from? B: I ...   am from France

- Complete the following conversation. A: Why do you always check your e-mails twice? B: ...   To be sure I haven't forgotten anything

- Complete the following conversation. A: Why does he work so much? B: ...   To get a promotion

- Complete the following conversation. A: Why does Tony do overtime? B: ...   For the money

- Complete the following conversation. Sarah: "I can't find my blue scarf, have you seen it?" Matthew: "..." Sarah: "Mm, I'm quite sure I took it, but I'll check with mom."   No, I'm sorry, I have no clue... maybe you left it at your parents', last Monday?

- Complete the sentence using "a", "an", "the" or no article. "As soon as I arrived in ... city, I rented ... apartment on ... Oxford Street".   the; an; no article

- Complete the sentence using "a", "an", "the" or no article. "I have ... idea, let's call my father! He is ... electrician, I am sure that he will easily get ... job done".   an; an; the

- Complete the sentence using "a", "an", "the" or no article. "I have read that ... non-native speakers generally think of ... Hungarian as ... very hard language to learn".   no article; no article; a

- Complete the sentence using "a", "an", "the" or no article. "In Africa, ... lions and ... giraffes are found in ... wild".   no article; no article; the

- Complete the sentence using "a", "an", "the" or no article. "In Italy, ... football is ... most popular team sport, ... large number of people are interested in it".   no article; the; a

- Complete the sentence using "a", "an", "the" or no article. "My sister is ... real beauty, I think that she is ... prettiest girl in ... world".   a; the; the