O’zbekiston respublikasi oliy va o’rta maxsus ta’lim vasirligi

Our next lesson … on Monday.
will be
*is
is going to be
Choose the appropriate forms of the verbs.
I still (to think) of it when (to come) face to face with Tom.
thought/ had come
*think/ has come
was thinking/ came
had thought/ had come
Choose the wrong statement.
Adjectives of two syllables which end in-y form their comparative and superlative and superlative degrees inflexionally.
Adjectives of two syllables which end in-ow form their comparative and superlative and superlative degrees inflexionally.
Adjectives of two syllables which have the stress on the last syllable form their comparative and superlative and superlative degrees inflexionally.
Monosyllabic adjectives form their degrees of comparison by placing “more” and “most” before the adjectives.
Tomorrow…. Friday.
will be
*is
Sam’s plane … at midnight.
will arrive
*arrives
is going to arrive
If the weather …. fine tomorrow, we are going to have a picnic.
will be
*are
Define the line with personal pronouns.
me, my, I
myself, my, mine
her, his, its
*I, they, she
Which adjective forms the comparative degree infexionally?
*real
wrong
right
concise
Which adjective has wrong spelling?
*firmer
bigger
sadder
thinner
Which adjective has wrong spelling?
busier
easier
dirtier
*gaier
Insert the appropriate prepositions.
My sister comes ….. home late … night.
at/at
*-/at
in/in
to/of
Insert the appropriate prepositions.
Listen … the text … the laboratory
-/ in
-/ at
at/ on
*to/ at
Choose the correct form of the verb.
… Jane Smith (speak) English
do … speaks
*does … speak
is…… speak
has … speak