- Choose the alternative which does not change the meaning of the phrase in brackets in the following sentence. "This car is [cheaper] than that one".   less expensive

- Choose the alternative which does not change the meaning of the sentence. "He looked everywhere in his room, but [couldn't] find his keys".   wasn't able to

- 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 . "You need to [get ready] if you want to come out with me".   prepare yourself

- 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 word in square brackets and which does not change the meaning of the sentence. "This technique is pretty [outdated]".   old-fashioned

- Choose the alternative which is closest in meaning to the word in square brackets: "We asked a man where the bank was, but he didn't [answer]".   reply

- Choose the alternative which is closest in meaning to the words in brackets and which does not change the meaning of the sentence. "The driver is sorry about the accident. He [regrets what happened very much]".   really regrets what happened

- Choose the alternative which is closest in meaning to the words in square brackets and which does not change the meaning of the sentence. "Building that new fireplace [has worn me out]".   has made me really tired

- Choose the alternative which is closest in meaning to the words in square brackets and which does not change the meaning of the sentence. "They [are in debt] to the bank".   owe money

- Choose the alternative which is closest in meaning to what in brackets: "He looked everywhere in his room, but [couldn't] find his keys".   wasn't able to

- Choose the alternative which means the same as the word in square brackets. "Tony is [nearly] sure that the ball hit the window".   almost

- Choose the alternatives which best complete the following sentence. "My new job is great. I have about the same ... of work as before, but I have ... stress and ... problems".   amount; less; fewer

- Choose the best answer for the following question. "What's your sister like?".   She's very friendly

- Choose the best answer for the question: "When did you come home from work?".   One hour ago

- Choose the best question for the following answer: We saw "The Matrix".   What did you see at the cinema?

- Choose the best question for this answer. "I'm fine, thanks".   How are you?

- Choose the correct answer to the following question: "How often do you play tennis?"   Twice a week

- Choose the correct answer to this question: "Who gave you this toy, Frank?".   I bought it

- Choose the correct answer: "Do you like Japanese food?"   Yes, very much

- Choose the correct form of the passive voice.   The office is cleaned every day

- Choose the correct meaning of the words in brackets. "We arrived too late. The party [was over]".   had finished

- Choose the correct option . "The doctors said that this medicine is ... effective".   neither safe nor

- Choose the correct option to complete the sentence so that the meaning remains the same. "He spent a long time deciding what to eat". "He ... what to eat".   took a long time to decide

- Choose the correct option to complete the sentence so that the meaning remains the same. "I prefer studying English to studying chemistry". "I ... study English than study chemistry".   would rather

- Choose the correct option to complete the sentence so that the meaning remains the same. "I'd rather have dogs than cats as pets". "I ... dogs to cats as pets".   prefer

- Choose the correct question for this answer: "He is fifteen".   How old is your son?

- Choose the correct question for this answer: "I'm a student".   What do you do?

- Choose the correct sentence.   When Annie is tired, her mother is very kind to her

- Choose the correct sentence.   Middle-class married women are the best interviewers

- Choose the correct sentence.   The socialist leader said: "Damn your charity! We want justice!"

- Choose the correct sentence.   Once you get started you can't sit down

- Choose the correct sentence.   The nights are gay and the sun shines daily on that mountain top

- Choose the correct sentence.   What did you do last summer?

- Choose the correct sentence.   Children under five must be accompanied by an adult

- Choose the correct sentence.   I have my own apartment

- Choose the correct sentence.   I ran upstairs as fast as I could.

- Choose the correct sentence.   I rarely travel by tube

- Choose the correct sentence.   I have been studying for hours, but I haven't finished yet

- Choose the correct sentence.   My friend's son graduated last week

- Choose the correct sentence:   Jane has bought the book she is studying

- Choose the correct way to begin this sentence: "... to see people reading e-books on the underground".   It is quite common

- Choose the most appropriate answer to the following question. "May I pay by credit card?".   Of course

- Choose the most suitable answer for the following question. "What's the weather like in Italy in July?".   It's always hot and sunny.

- Choose the most suitable question for the following answer. "No, thanks. I'm on a diet".   Would you like some chocolate?

- Choose the most suitable question for the following answer: "It's sunny and warm".   What's the weather like today?

- Choose the right answer to the following question. "How's the baby?".   She's very well

- Choose the right question for the following answer. "No, it isn't far from here. It's just a five-minute walk".   Is the library far from here?

- Choose the sentence that is correct and has the same meaning as: "Charles Dickens wrote David Copperfield in 1849-50".   David Copperfield was written by Charles Dickens in 1849-50

- Choose the sentence that is correct and has the same meaning as: "In the past I usually had muesli for breakfast".   In the past I used to have muesli for breakfast

- Choose the sentence that is correct and has the same meaning as: "Jim works more than Joe".   Joe doesn't work as much as Jim

- Choose the sentence that is correct and has the same meaning as: "My grandfather founded the company in 1950".   The company was founded by my grandfather in 1950

- Choose the sentence that is correct and has the same meaning as: "She speaks more clearly than him".   He doesn't speak as clearly as she does

- Choose the sentence that is correct and has the same meaning as: "The weather is too cold to go swimming".   The weather is not warm enough to go swimming

- Choose the sentence that is correct and has the same meaning as: "There were a lot of people and I couldn't see the screen properly".   There were so many people that I couldn't see the screen properly

- Choose the sentence that is correct and has the same meaning as: "They are building a new house at the end of the street".   A new house is being built at the end of the street

- Choose the sentence that is correct and has the same meaning as: "They are repairing the car right now".   The car is being repaired right now

- Choose the sentence that is correct and has the same meaning as: "They are repairing the lift right now".   The lift is being repaired right now

- Choose the sentence that is correct and has the same meaning as: "They are repairing the washing machine right now".   The washing machine is being repaired right now

- Choose the sentence that is correct and has the same meaning as: "They cancelled the parade because of bad weather".   The parade was cancelled because of bad weather

- Choose the sentence that is correct and has the same meaning as: "They will release their new tablet in September".   Their new tablet will be released in September

- Choose the synonym of the word in brackets. "John was very [glad] about your success".   happy

- Complete the dialogue: "Does Laura speak French well?" "Yes, ... comes naturally to her."   learning foreign languages

- Complete the following conversation with the most suitable answer.
A: "What time is it?"
B: "..."   It's twenty to eleven

- Complete the following conversation with the most suitable question.
A: "..."
B: "No, I don't. I prefer basketball"   Do you like football?

- Complete the following conversation with the most suitable question.
A: "..."
B: "No, she's not. We're not married"   Hi John. Is this your wife?

- Complete the following conversation with the most suitable question.
A: ...
B: It's a moving love story.   What is the film about?

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

- Complete the following conversation.
A: "..."
B: "Twice a week."   How often do you play volleyball?

- Complete the following conversation.
A: "Hi, Colin!".
B:"Hi Jack! ... "   How are you?

- Complete the following conversation.
A: ... coffee?
B: No, thanks!   Would you like some

- Complete the following conversation.
A: My name's David. How do you do?
B: ...   I'm Ian. How do you do?

- Complete the following conversation.
A: Why ... invest more?
B: Because it's too risky.   can't we

- Complete the following conversation.
Customer: "I'm in a hurry. ...".
Taxi driver: "I think about 15 minutes".
Customer: "Thank you. I hope I'm in time to catch my flight".   How long do you think it will take to get to the airport?

- Complete the following conversation: "What does he look ...?". "He's tall and thin and has got blue eyes".   like

- Complete the following dialogue.
A: "Do we need ... cheese from the market?"
B: "Yes, can you get a piece of Parmesan cheese please?".   any

- Complete the following dialogue.
A: "Oh, no! I forgot my wallet! ...".
B: "Sure, no problem".
A: "Thank you very much"   Could you possibly lend me some money for the bus, please?

- Complete the following sentence. "We can go to the airport together. I'll ... at 7:30 a.m.".   pick you up

- Complete the following sentence: "... a car when they were living in Florence?".   Did they have

- Complete the sentence: "By 2012, the company had doubled both personnel and budget, but it was not ...".   nearly enough

- Complete the sentence: "We left the building because the guard told us that..."   we couldn't stay there