 116  10. May I speak (for, to, at) Mr. Brown? - No, he is (away, out) (for, to, on) business, he won't come back (till, as soon as, at) Monday. 11. I always sleep (through, by, to) the alarm clock. My Mam (has, can, should) to wake me every morning. 12. We were promised to be promoted if we (work) as well as we (do) before. 13. Could you believe that his friends (not, tell) him about their intentions some days before? 14. I was sure the work (do) by the time 1 (come) back. I returned a bit earlier to check it out. 15. The Manager stated that my work (improve) recently and I (work) hard. 16. It's ... long time since I met such... lovely person like you. (a, the, -) 17. The book was so interesting that I could not tear (my, myself, me) from it. 18. Just after college I (had to, could, might) accept any job offer. My life seemed (hopeless, hopelessly). 19. Pass (a, the, -) salt (for, to, at) Father, Jane, and pass (for, to, at, -) me (a, the, -) pepper, please. 20. Who will be looking (out, after, on) your pets while you are (on, at, for) holiday? Test 58 1. What time (leave) the ship for Liverpool? 2. He asked me what I (think) of his car he just (buy). 3. It (rumour) lately that the manager (be ill) for a fortnight already. 4. Nobody knew exactly when the gunpowder (invent). 5.1 am (under, in, with) such a great impression of the film. You (can, ought, must) go and see it. It's really fantastic. 6. "Well, in ... end I think I'll take these leather gloves", 116 |
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