Final Test. Form 8
тест по английскому языку (8 класс) по теме

TEST

I. The Conditionals. Choose the best variant.

1. If everyone (brings / will bring / brought) some food with them, we will have a lot of food to eat at the party.
2. William would have received a regular job, if he (have spent / spent / had spent) more time studying.
3. If I (was / had / had been) at home yesterday, I (would phone / would have phoned / would have phone) you.
4. I wish you (won’t talk / didn’t talk / don’t talk) so loudly. It’s not polite.
5. If Alice (didn’t take / hadn’t taken) a tablet, she (would have / would have had) a splitting headache now.

II. Open the brackets.

1. If Bob (work) harder last term, he (pass) the exam.
2. If Jane (manage) to buy a ticket for that flight, she (arrive) in London yesterday.
3. If the door (not / squeak) when you were leaving, you (not / wake) the baby.
4. If I (be) you, I (not / be) so indifferent to their problems.
5. I wish they (supply) us with the required equipment last year.

III. Phrasal Verbs. Choose the best variant.

1. At exactly 11.30 I shall ask you to hand (down / in / over) your test.
2. This legend was handed (down / in / over) from generation to generation.
3. My bike has broken (down / out / away). May I use yours?
4. The child looked at the picture and broke (away / out / into) tears.
5. World War II broke (away / out / into) in 1939.
6. I have never come (off / round / across) such a phrase in English.
7. Will you come (off / round / across) tonight?
8. Will you come to the airport to see me (off / to / through)?
9. Don’t try to fool me. I can see (off / to / through) your tricks.
10. There are only 7 people left in the group – 5 dropped (off / out / on) last month.

IV. Gerunds and ING-forms. Choose the best variant.

1. Never forget (to answer / answering) letters you receive.
2. Can we afford (to buy / buying) a new car?
3. I object to (move / moving) to another city.
4. Nobody could keep him from (to get / getting) into trouble.
5. Linda offered (to make / making) a chocolate cake.
6. Mike suggested (to visit / visiting) a museum.
7. We stopped (to make / making) a chat with Sally.
8. I still remember (to visit / visiting) the Tower of London though it was two years ago.
9. I regret (to tell / telling) you that you didn’t pass the exam.
10.  I regret (to miss / missing) the film. Everybody says it’s worth seeing.

V. Modal Verbs. Choose the best variant.

1. Kevin always boasts that he (can / may) swim best of all his friends.
2. Officer, (could / may) you help me? I’m looking for Castle Street.
3. You (maybe / may be) right, but you’ll have to prove it.
4. It’s a terrible party. We really (have to / must) go home.
5. It (has to / must) be a terrific film if Kate has seen it four times.
6. You are coughing too badly. You really (have to / must) stop smoking.
7. (Do we need / Need we) to reserve our seats on the bus beforehand?
8. Becky, you needn’t (cook / have cooked) so many sandwiches. Only three guests came to your party yesterday.
9. You should (take / have taken) the dog out before you leave, because your mother is ill.
10.  You could (inform / have informed) me beforehand. I’ve missed such an interesting lecture.