Grammar Test

V – 1

I. Complete the sentences.

1. If my friend … (be) at home, he would tell us what to do.
2. If you did your morning exercises every day, your health … (be) much better.
3. If they … (not go) to Moscow next year, they would hear that famous musician.
4. You … (not feel) so bad if you … (not smoke) too much.
5. If you … (speak) English every day, you …(improve) your language skills.

II. Choose the correct pronoun.

1.The teacher doesn't want … to speak Russian in class.

a) we b) us c) they

2. I'd like … to help Peter.

a) you b) your c) yours

3. He expects … to come on Sunday.

a) I b) my c) me

4. Our mum would like … to take care of our cat.

a) them b) us c) we

5. Do you want … to meet him at the airport?

a) they b) their c) them

III. Complete the sentences.

1. He hasn’t been very industrious at school … (late / lately). He … (hard / hardly) does anything at all, to tell you the truth.

2. There is a tennis court … (near / nearly) our school.

3. We specialize in … (high / highly) quality facial animation for video games and films.

4. Speak a bit louder, please. I can … (hard / hardly) hear you.

5. It’s too … (late / lately) to go to the swimming pool. It is already closed.

IV. Put in the right form of pronoun.

1. Don't take … (my/mine) pen! Take … (your/yours)!
2. What was … (your/yours) mother doing?
3. … farm is as rich as … (our/ours/their/theirs).
4. This office is … (their/theirs).
5. Those are Victor's books. The books are … (mine/his/hers).

V. Read a sentence and write another sentence with the same meaning. Use the Passive Voice.

1. Thomas A. Edison invented the electric bulb in the seventeenth century.

2. They water the flowers regularly.

3. The famous ballet dancers will stage this ballet in 15 countries.

4. D. Livingston explored the Kalahari Desert from 1841 till 1852.

5. The boys will paint the roof of the house.

Grammar Test

V – 2

I. Complete the sentences.

1. If it (be) too cold, I would put on my coat.
2. If you really loved music, you (go) to the Philarmonic much more often.
3. If he (not read) so much, he would not be so clever.
4. You (not understand) the rule if you (not listen) to the teacher.
5. If you (give) me your dictionary for a couple of days, I (translate) this text.

II. Choose the correct pronoun.

1. Granny would like … to help her.

a) I b) she c) us

2. I don't want … to tell him about it.

a) you b)your c) yours

3. What do you want … to do now?

a) I b) me c) my

4. Our parents expect … to discuss our problems.

a) them b) we c)us

5. Would she like … to listen to the song?

a) they b) their c) them

III. Complete the sentences.

1. Tim came home very … (late / lately) yesterday. His parents worried about him a lot.

2. They … (hard / hardly) ever make mistakes.

3. In South Korea and Indonesia women own … (near / nearly) half a million firms.

4. Try to eat more fruits and vegetables. It’s … (high / highly) useful for you.

5. You haven’t been to the gym … (late / lately). Are you all right?

IV. Put in the right form of pronoun.

1. … (Her/Hers) car is slower than … (my/mine).
2. What colour are … (you/yours) eyes?
3. … hair is as dark as … (hers/her/my/mine).
4. That house over there is …(their/theirs).
5. These are Nina's toys. The toys are … (mine/his/hers).

V. Read a sentence and write another sentence with the same meaning. Use the Passive Voice.

1. Leo Tolstoy wrote the novel "War and Peace" in the nineteenth century.

2. A lot of children visit the circus every year.

3. The builders will reconstruct this theatre soon.

4. Scientists will solve most mysteries in the future.

5. The explorers gave the newspaper reporters a long interview.