Тест сұрақтары

Translate into English: ухаживать (за ребенком) (баланы қарау)

Translate into English: заполнять ( бір нәрсені толтыру)

Choose the right gerund: I enjoy …...

Choose the right gerund after prepositions: My friend is good …. … volleyball.

Choose the right gerund after prepositions: They are afraid … … the match.

Choose the right gerund after prepositions: Laura dreams … in a small island.

Choose the right gerund after verb: They finished … in the garden.

Choose the right gerund after verb: The project will involve … plants.

Choose the right gerund after verb: He considers … a new house.

Choose the right gerund after verb: He imagined … a new car.

Choose the right gerund after verb: We dislike … poems.

Choose the right gerund: After … a shower I waited for Steven.

Choose the right gerund: He told the joke without … .

Choose the right gerund: … tigers is dangerous

Choose the right gerund: We are looking forward to … you.

Choose the right gerund: He’s afraid of … by plane.

Choose the right gerund: I'm worried about … mistakes.

Choose the right gerund: Before … to bed he turned off the lights

Choose the right gerund: He is fond of … .

Choose the right gerund: … is good for your health.

Choose the right gerund: … questions is easier than answering them.

Choose the right gerund: She likes ...

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: As a boy he could … very fast.

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: I might… to Africa this summer.

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: He claimed … an expert.

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: They made me … .

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: I am happy … left school

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: It is easy … fault with others.

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: I don’t want … to bed.

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: It is important … the meeting on time.

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: She made him … the dishes.

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: He agreed … more.

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: Emmy has finally agreed … Mike.

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: One day I heard him… a song, he had such a beautiful voice!

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: You must … at home.

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: You needn’t … nuts

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: Frank offered … us to the supermarket.

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: He managed … the door without the key.

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: Nancy seemed … disappointed.

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: She agreed … a presentation at the meeting

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: He demanded … to Mr. Harris.

Choose the right infinitive with “to“ or without” to”: It must … a good idea.

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”: I went to America … I wanted to study English.

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”: I stayed home … it snowed heavily

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”: I went for a walk … the sun was shining.

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”: I went to see the play, … it had good reviews.

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”: He is seldom at home … he is very busy.

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”: I left home early … I had to do several errands.

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”: Sue can't come tomorrow … she's sick.

Choose the right conjunctions “because” or “so”: David's very happy … he's got a new job.