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Ex.24. Translate into English.
Ex.23. Correct the mistakes in the following sentences.
Ex.21. Translate into English.
Вдвічі більше, втричі менше, вп'ятеро важче, вдвічі старше, вчетверо довше, вполовину коротше.
Ex.22. Complete the sentences using the comparative constructions -er and -er/more and more... and the + comparative …............... , the + comparative … .
1. As I was waiting for my interview, I was getting ________ (nervous).
2. Do you want a big house? - Yes, ________ (big), ________ (good).
3. It's ________ (hard) to find time for everything you'd like to do.
4. ________ (far) he was telling the story, ________ (much) we laughed.
5. ________ (dangerous) it is, ________ (much) I like it.
6. The grammatical topics are ________ (hard). I'm afraid I'll fail in the test.
7. ________ (much) I get to know you, ________ (little) I understand you.
8. We were getting tired and were walking ________ (slowly).
9. ________ (old) he gets, ________ (forgetful) he becomes.
10. My list of things to do gets________ (long).
1. Chinese food is the nicer than Indian I think.
2. It's a school for the deaf people.
3. Everyone seemed very nervously.
4. You aren't enough tall to play basketball.
5. Our house is so big as yours.
6. She spoke to us friendly.
7. I like your leather new nice jacket.
8. The trip was far much longer than we had expected.
9. I felt happyer in my previous job.
10. I tried hardly but I didn't succeed.
11. The afraid child was crying for his mother.
12. Let me know if you need any farther help.
13. It’s the more delicious dish I’ve ever tasted.
14. A new car is twice expensive as a second-hand one.
15. It was enough late to start a new project.
1. Чим більше він читає англійською, тим менше користується словником.
2. Джейн виглядає вдвічі молодшою своєї сестри, хоча вона такого ж віку.
3. Ти говориш занадто швидко. Вони тебе не розуміють.
4. Хоча у нас були дуже погані місця, нам дуже сподобалась вистава.
5. Він сердито подивився на мене. «Чому ти такий сердитий сьогодні?»- запитав я.
6. Він недостатньо досвідчений, щоб очолити відділ.
7. Ти часто ходиш до бібліотеки? - Зазвичай я працюю в бібліотеці один раз на тиждень, але зараз ходжу туди частіше, тому що скоро у нас дуже важкий семінар.
8. Дводенна конференція була найцікавішою за останні три роки.
9. Ставало все темніше, і ми вирішили йти додому.
10. Молодим більше подобаються фільми-бойовики і фентезі.
11. Мені подобаються наші нові сусіди. Вони такі приємні люди і такі доброзичливі до всіх.
12. Я бачив Джона тільки раз. Я мало знаю його.
13. Наш готель менш дорогий, ніж минулого разу, а розташований набагато ближче до центру міста.
14. На іспиті я легко відповів на два питання, але останнє завдання було набагато важчим.
Directions: Each sentence (1 – 20) has four underlined words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Identify the one underlined word or phrase that must be changed in order for the sentence to be correct.
1. Wages and salaries account for nearly three fourth of the total national
A B C
income generated in the United States annually.
D
2. Farmers usechemicals on fruits and vegetables, and some of these
A B C
chemicals are very poisonous.
D
3. Mumpsare a very common disease which usually affectschildren.
A B C D
4. The Lake Erieisone of the five Great Lakes in North America.
A B C D
5. Comets are apparently the more numerous bodies in the solar system
A B C
except for small meteor fragments.
D
6. Vitamin E, which is found in nutritious foods such as green vegetables
A B
and whole grains, action as an antioxidant in cell membranes.
C D
7. Fast-food restaurants have become popular because many working people
A B C
want to eat quick and cheap.
D
8. Staying in a hotel coststwice more thanrenting a room in a dormitory for
A B C
a week.
D
9. By the time the police located the stolen car, the thieves have already
A B C
escaped to Portugal.
D
10. Paul says they will get their exam results in two weeks time.
A B C D
11. The next important question we have to decideiswhendo we have to
A B C D
submit the proposal.
12. On a salary like his, it’s not surprised that he finds it hard to make ends
A B C D
meet.
13. Some of these peopleare friends of my and the rest of them are people
A B C D
from the office.
14. The food that Martha is cooking in the kitchen is smellingdelicious.
A B C D
15. When I opened the fridge there were only a bottle of milk, a packet of
A B C
butter, and some eggs.
D
16. The company has so few money that it can hardly operate anymore.
A B C D
17. I don’t knowif the manager will get back to the office today. But if he
A B C
does, I’ll tell him to call to you.
D
18. Did you know that sailors were not allowed to whistle on ships at sea?
A B
People use to believe that whistling would bring high winds and cause
C
danger to the ship.
D
19. Margaret Thatcher, who was Prime Minister of Great Britain for 12 years,
A B
is now known asBaroness Thatcher of Kesteven.
C D
20. Stephen Leacock, one of Canada’s great writers of humorous fiction, once
A
said about himself, “I’m a great believer in luck, and I find that the harder
B C
I work, the much I have of it.”
D
Directions: Each sentence (1 – 20) has four underlined words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Identify the one underlined word or phrase that must be changed in order for the sentence to be correct.
1. The doctor answered all our questions and gave us some advices on health
A B C D
issues.
2. The technicianmendsthe photocopier so you can’t use it at the moment.
A B C D
3. A great number of reporters was at his press conference about minority
A B C D
rights.
4. Our journey toNiagara Falls was far long than we all thought it would be.
A B C D
5. I wanted to set up my own business, but because I didn’t have some capital,
A B C
I had to give up the idea.
D
6. According to official statistics, every day there is more than a dozen traffic
A B C D
accidents in the city.
7 Although both of themare trying to get the scholarship, she hasthe
A B C
highest grades.
D
8. The Vatican City or the Vatican, officially called the Holy See, is the world’s
A B
smallest independent state with a population of about 800, neither of whom
C D
are national permanent residents.
9. The more electricity you use, the high your bill will be.
A B C D
10. My brother doesn’t care how muchdoes the car cost because he is going to
A B C D
buy it anyway.
11. The caris nice to drive, but I don’t likeit’s colour.
A B C D
12. Mel’s grandmother is in the hospital, so we went to visit her last night.
A B C D
13. Arthur was the youngest in the family, his twin sisters Melanie and Rosie
A B
were four years elderthan him.
C D
14. Ten minutesaretoolittle time to finish this report.
A B C D
15. Nuclear power does not use much fuel, one ton of uranium produces as
A B
many electricity astwenty thousand tons of coal.
C D
16. The price of crude oil was used to bea great deallower than now.
A B C D
17. By the time you finish getting ready, we’ll missthe train.
A B C D
18. Alexander the Great became King when he was twenty and continued the
A B C
work that his father has begun.
D
19. You say that Notre Dame is half as higher asthe Eifel Tower? – Exactly. It
A B
is one hundred fifty metreshigher than Notre Dame.
C D
20. He says that neither the director nor the secretary want to leave yet.
A B C D
Directions: Each sentence (1 – 20) has four underlined words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Identify the one underlined word or phrase that must be changed in order for the sentence to be correct.
1. Many people in the west think that Brunei is in the Middle East but it isn’t;
A B
it’s in the East Asia, on the north coast of the island of Borneo.
C D
2. We hada very good weatherwhile we were on holiday.
A B C D
3. A lot of dead fishhas been found in the river next to the chemical plant.
A B C D
4. It has been rainingfor two days when suddenly the suncame out.
A B C D
5. AStatue of Liberty was a gift of friendship from France tothe United States.
A B C D
6. In London there area lot of streets with the same name and it’s very confused
A B C D
if you are a tourist.
7. Two yearsarea long time to be unemployed.
A B C D
8. I’m makingbreakfast. How many toastsdo you want?
A B C D
9. Only abouttwenty per cents of the people voted in the local government
A B C
elections.
D
10. The average lead pencil can draw a line thirty-five mile long or write
A B
aboutthousand words.
C D
11. The problem of unemployment has becameworse in recent months, and
A B
yesterday the presidentannounced the introduction of a new set of measures to
C D
deal with it.
12. I remember she used to wear her hairshortly.
A B C D
13. Oxford is ninety kilometers from London – about an hourby car, bus or
A B C
train and only sixty-four kilometers from the Heathrow Airport.
D
14. According to research reports, people are usually turning in their sleep 25 to
A B C
30 times each night.
D
15. There is a new luxury five-star hotel in town, isn’t it?
A B C D
16. Tornadoes can pick up objects as heavy asautomobiles and carry them for
A B
hundreds of foot.
C D
17. By Christmas, she will be workingfor our company for five years.
A B C D
18. Nick does not care how much does the car cost because he is going to buy it
A B C
anyway.
D
19. The steam engine is usually thought of as a relatively modern invention,
A B
but the Greekshad built a kind of steam engine in ancient times.
C D
20. Arthritis, a painful swelling of the joints, is often associated with elderly
A B C
people, but it afflicts young as well.
D
Directions:Each sentence (1 – 20) has four underlined words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Identify the one underlined word or phrase that must be changed in order for the sentence to be correct.
1. It is a sad fact that inflation in the country is rising while imports fall.
A B C D
2. You must be very hungry. You had nothing but a small bunch of grape for
A B C
lunch.
D
3. Three-quarter of the people interviewed said that they supported the
A B C
president.
D
4. She checked the content of the bag quickly, and then left forthe airport.
A B C D
5. Despite the time of the year, yesterday’s temperature was enough hot to turn on
A B C D
the air conditioning.
6. The colonists who first settled in New Englanddid so because they felt there
A B C
was none social justice in their homeland England.
D
7. Stress on the job costs American companies as many asone hundred fifty
A B
billion dollarsa year in lower productivity, unnecessary employee sick leave,
C D
and higher medical costs.
8. Have you seensome good films recently? – No, I haven’t been to the cinema
A B C D
for ages.
9. I don’t think he will have time to accept you and discuss the matter. He is
A
leaving for the airport at 4 o’clock sharply.
B C D
10. Are bacon and eggswhat he usually eatsfor breakfast?
A B C D
11. I found it difficult to convince the ticket inspector that I lost my ticket, but
A B C
he believed me in the end.
D
12. Although New Zealand is a very small country, the beauty of its nature
A B
including mountains, beaches, glaciers, and hot springs, attracts hundred of
C D
touristsevery year.
13. It was only when I got home that I realised I forgot my keys in the
A B C D
office.
14. The news he told his wifewerea shock to her.
A B C D
15. Hopefully, he will have learn everything by the time he sits the exam.
A B C D
16. All the roads were blocked: it has been snowingall night long.
A B C D
17. London hastwiceas more banks as the rest of south-eastern England.
A B C D
18. The worse earthquake in one hundred-forty years left Japan struggling for
A B C D
survival on Friday, March 11, 2011.
20. I talked to the students and all think that both Mike and I have lots of money,
A B C
but we really don’t have very much.
D
Directions:Each sentence (1 – 20) has four underlined words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Identify the one underlined word or phrase that must be changed in order for the sentence to be correct.
1. The world’s largest islands are Greenland and New Guinea, the largest
A B
lakes are Lake Superior, Lake Victoria and Lake Huron, the largest deserts are
C
Sahara Desert and Australian Desert.
D
2. If you give us a five percents discount, we’ll makea firm order of five
A B C
thousand units.
D
3. The number of people who drink Coke for a breakfast in the United States is
A B C
nine hundred sixty-five thousand.
D
4. Last year Americans spent six times as much money for pet food than they
A B C
did for baby food.
D
5. Farther evidence is needed to support recent research which suggests that
A B C
certain chemicals found in broccoli may act as cancer preventatives.
D
6. She isn’tat home because she’s gone to hospital to visit her grandmother
A B C
who is ill with pneumonia.
D
7. The police thinks that more than one person was in the stolen car.
A B C D
8. The roadwas wet and slippery: it has been rainingheavily all night.
A B C D
9. Your perfume is smelling so nice. What is it? – It isa new perfume called ‘In
A B C D
Love’.
10. A man is as old as he feels, and a woman is as old like she looks.
A B C D
11. The news on the radio and TV stations confirm that a serious storm is
A B C
approaching the city.
D
12. What’s the use of talking about diets if you are always nibblingchocolate
A B
biscuits or something between having meals?
C D
13. Phyllis had writtentwo-third of the report when she was told they didn’t
A B C D
need it.
14. According to the economic laws, the greater the demand, the high the price.
A B C D
15. Both his parents are very proud of him for getting a good education, but
A B
none of them can understand why he can’t find a suitable job.
C D
16. We had hardly tookour seatswhen the lights went out and the film started.
A B C D
17. America has cut its oil imports from the Middle East by seventy-three per
A B C
cents.
D
18. London hastwiceas more banks as the rest of south-eastern England.
A B C D
19. I’m not going to the lecture tonight because I’m not very interestingin the
A B C D
subject.
20. Immediately after the quake, powerful tsunami wavesten-foot high washed
A B C
up the coastal areas of Japan, causing complete destruction of the areas.
D
Directions:Each sentence (1 – 20) has four underlined words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Identify the one underlined word or phrase that must be changed in order for the sentence to be correct.
1. Nobody love is as constant and unselfish as a mother’s.
A B C D
2. Only a month now remained and no a moment must be lost.
A B C D
3. The party was held in the house of the Johnson.
A B C D
4. The only thing that stood out clearly was his parentes house.
A B C D
5. The boy drove many sheepsin the direction of the village.
A B C D
6. I was presentedwitha dozens ofhandkerchiefs.
A B C D
7. I musthave two toothspulled out.
A B C D
8. The childwerebitterly crying over the broken toy.
A B C D
9. The scoutbroughtseveral valuable information.
A B C D
10. A very strange phenomena was observed byastronomers yesterday.
A B C D
11. What more books by Kiplingbesides “Mowgli” did you read in your
A B C D
childhood?
12. The bookgivesmany food for thought.
A B C D
13. When I thinkof this, my heart turns for stone.
A B C D
14. No onehad seen him since and the police was searching for him.
A B C D
15. A tiger is a big catlike animal ranging in several races from India to
A B C D
Siberia.
16. Jarie understood why Lanny didn’t cometheprevious evening.
A B C D
17. Everybodywas at the bus station but the guide hadn’t comealready.
A B C D
18. The librarian will registered all the books that come into the library by the end
A B C D
of the week.
19. I suppose that when my letter will reache you, you will return from your
A B C D
village.
20. We call Renaissance the time of the great revival of art and learning which has
A B C D
covered the 15th and 16th centuries.
Directions:Each sentence (1 – 20) has four underlined words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Identify the one underlined word or phrase that must be changed in order for the sentence to be correct.
1. The clouds were lieing so closely below the plane that nothing could be seen
A B C D
of the earth.
2. Soon he sawlight in the distance and understood that he was on the right
A B C D
track.
3. The performance of the play proved to be a much deal better than I could
A B C
ever expect.
D
4. Many thousandsof years ago Cyprus had been famous for its copper.
A B C D
5. The delegation will start for London as soon as they will receive their visas.
A B C D
6. During dinner while Andrew was chewing his piece of old meat, Mrs Page
A B
helped herself to wine and hot beefsteak.
C D
7. They completedallpreparations for the fancy dress ball by 5 o’clock.
A B C D
8. No sooner she had opened the drawer when she found the photo which she
A B
thought she had lost.
C D
9. Our pilot had asking for permission to take off for ten minutes already, but
A B
he got no answer yet.
C D
10. Approximately 30 percent of all parents in the world let their children to
A B C
attend school.
D
11. Thomas hidedthe money somewhere close to his home.
A B C D
12. She drawed the curtain back and the room was floodedwith gold.
A B C D
13. The girl written the address down on the card, which she gave to the servant
A B C
to post.
D
14. By the time the clock on the tower struck midnight the streets of a city were
A B C
almost deserted.
D
15. Will you have any more tea, Charles? I think you’ve had more than is good
A B C D
for you.
16. Latin is a dead language now, but it has beenthe international language
A B C
some four centuries ago.
D
17. Americans share a number of values, among them achievement, practical,
A B C
material comfort and democracy.
D
18. Some individuals see the issue of smoking as a matter of personal freedom
A B C
of choices.
D
19. Society uses such human emotions as proud, shame, guilt.
A B C D
20. Acompetitive company can increase its profit by cutting its costs or
A B C
increase its sales.
D
Directions:Each sentence (1 – 20) has four underlined words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Identify the one underlined word or phrase that must be changed in order for the sentence to be correct.
1. The boxismadewith iron and has a tricky lock.
A B C D
2. Eskimoswere the first people to live, hunt and traveling in the Siberian
A B C D
tundra.
3. Stores can bring in more customers when they stayingopen longer hours or
A B C
stock more things.
D
4. Playing jokes on April Fools Day is common in many regions, although
A B
none knows how the tradition began.
C D
5. An interest in architecture often involves preserving old buildings and
A B
modifyingit for new uses.
C D
6. Plants with short roots system are best suited for areas where they do not
A B C
receive much rainfall.
D
7. By the time babies are seven months old their able to sit up without support.
A B C D
8. It is probably that a well- developed memory is crucial in learning a foreign
A B C D
language.
9. The Saudi Arabian economy dependslargeon the petroleum industry and oil
A B C D
production.
10. Veterinary medicine is the branch of medical science where deals with the
A B C
diseases of animals.
D
11. Research indicates that genetic inputs influence who we react to alcohol.
A B C D
12. What the violin-maker glues the violin parts together, he uses no nails or
A B C D
screws.
13. Not everyone wish to or can afford to purchase a home.
A B C D
14. Left to themselves, rain forests sustainstheir ecological systems indefinitely.
A B C D
15. During the day the sun warm the air near the earth’s surface and the heated air
A B C D
rises.
16. Cyclical unemployment figures include workers who lose their jobs because a
A B C D
recession.
17. Of all the paved roads in the nation 93 percentarecovered by asphalt.
A B C D
18. Each of the musicians in the orchestra were rehearsing daily before the concert
A B C
tour began.
D
19. Side photographic light it dose not show surface detailas well asfront light.
A B C D
20. Television news give you more informationthan radio news.
A B C D
Directions:Each sentence (1 – 20) has four underlined words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Identify the one underlined word or phrase that must be changed in order for the sentence to be correct.
1. Although Japan is crowded, the Japanese has a high standard of living.
A B C D
2. Balm which grown in damp and shady woodlandsis a tall, fragrant herb of the
A B C
mint species.
D
3. Cabbage and lettuce have such a short stems and broad leavesthat they appear
A B C
to have no stems at all.
D
4. It is not known why many seeds undergo a period of dormancy even during the
A B C
times when conditions for them growth is favorable.
D
5. The price theory that represents the core of microeconomics explained how the
A B
variability of supply and demand in competitive markets creates the interplay of
C D
goods and services.
6. When wine grapes contain the proper amounts of acid and sugar required to
A B C D
produce wine.
7. Beef and dairy cattle is major sources of income in Louisiana, which has a mild
A B C D
climate.
8. The metric system is a system of measures and weights whichis first adopted in
A B C D
France.
9. In ancient Rome people are used sticks made of metal with a pointed end for
A B C
writing on waxed tablets.
D
10. Stratford-on-Avon is a small town in central England where Shakespeare has
A B C D
been born.
11. Some two centuries ago when there wereno trains, cars and trams, people used
A B C D
to travelling in carriages.
12. From the door he shouted that he will be back in two hours.
A B C D
13. The British labour movement developed as a meansof improve working
A B C
conditions through group efforts.
D
14. Poverty in the United States is noticeably different from that in other
A B C
country.
D
15. Five-credits-hour courses are approved for the student’s work in the
A B C
major field of interest.
D
16. A small antelope similar to the chamois lives in rocky places from southern
A B C
African to the Sahara.
D
17. Emily Dickinson, whose poems were published after her dead, wrote about
A B C
love, nature, and eternity.
D
18. The article provides general informations about animals and tells why
A B C
animals are important to human beings.
D
19. William Harvey, the English doctor who discovered the circulate of the
A B C
blood, was born in 1578.
D
20. Roman numericals are written from left to right using the principle of
A B C
addition.
D
Directions:Each sentence (1 – 20) has four underlined words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Identify the one underlined word or phrase that must be changed in order for the sentence to be correct.
1. Thousands of settlers gone west after the Civil War ended in 1865.
A B C D
2. The female turtle often walks away after covering her eggs and not return.
A B C D
3. People can reduce stress by accepting events as they are, rather than as they
A B C
would likes them to be.
D
4. When a bee stings an animal, the insect's stinger remaining in the wound.
A B C D
5. Norman Rockwell illustratingcovers of magazines, books for children, and
A B C
advertisements.
D
6. Each climate zone has its specifically features , which this research describes in
A B C
detail.
D
7. During the 1960's , the state of Alaska improved it's transportation facilities and
A B C
put together a statewide ferry fleet.
D
8. Some people weighthemevery time they pass a weighing machine.
A B C D
9. London receives 23 millions of visitorsa yearfrom all over the world.
A B C D
10. Daniel Boone was born in Pennsylvania but lived in several states and die in
A B C D
Missouri.
11. In long-term memory, the stronger the connection between events, the likely
A B C
they are to be retrieved.
D
12. Studies of the sun may leads to the discovery of how the core of the sun heats
A B C
its outer atmosphere.
D
13. A little drivers can realize how many individual parts are necessary to
A B C D
assemble a car.
14. Much species of cacti live in places that have warm temperatures at least part
A B C D
of the year.
15. According to experts, few regions have as little plant life than deserts do.
A B C D
16. Computer graphics software has infiniteapplications in a widely array of
A B C D
fields.
17. Van Cliburn he studiedpiano from 1951 to 1954 and won multiple awards
A B C D
between 1958 and 1960.
18. Diagrams display informations in a conspicuous way and vividly show
A B C
differences and similarities.
D
19.The Great Depression serves as an example of drama fluctuation in the
A B
balancedwage rate.
C D
20. Although Connecticut occupies a small area, its weather can vary from one
A B C
area to others.
D