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1. I get up _____ 7.30.	on	in	at
2. I have to go to the dentist _____ Tuesday.	on	in	at
3. He is _____ on the chair.	sit	sitting	sat
4. People who come from Germany are called _____ .	Germany	Germans	Germanys
5. A Ferrari is _____ .	an Italian	a Italy	an Italy
6. Yesterday I _____ to the cinema.	go	went	gone
7. I work _____ a computer company.	at	in	for
8. Usually I go jogging on _____ .	Friday	Fridays
9. She is _____ a book on architecture.	reading	read
10. What do you do?	I am a scientist.	I am doing an English test.
11. When I was a child I _____ to be an astronaut.	wanted	want	wanting
12. Hello Georgina, how _____ you? Fine, thank you, and you?	are	is	be
13. _____ she Jim′s sister?	are	does	is
14. That is not Jill′s car. Jill _____ got a car.	hasn′t	doesn′t	isn′t
15.-23.: Choose the best answer to complete the text. Julie and Dave live together in a house in Bourne. From Monday to Friday they 15. _____ at 5:30 am. Dave usually 16. _____ a shower and then 17. _____ a cup of Coffee in the kitchen. Julie 18. _____ a cup of tea and a slice of toast. Dave 19. _____ the radio, which Julie 20. _____ like. They 21. _____ the washing up, 22. _____ on their jackets and 23. _____ the house at 7:30.
15.	get up	gets up	stand up
16.	has	makes	have
17.	eats	has	have
18.	have	drinks	has
19.	hears	listens to	listen to
20.	doesn′t	don′t	isn′t
21.	does	make	do
22.	put	wear	take
23.	leaves	go out	leave

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24. Ginger dresses _____ .	bad	badly	badest
25. Jack drives _____ .	slowly	slow	slowest
26. That is a very _____ house.	nicely	nicer	nice
27. She is a _____ driver.	well	good	better
28. Is that not _____ bicycle?	Monas	Mona′s	Mona her
29. I live at my _____ house.	parent′s	parents′s	parents′
30. _____ a German car.	It′s	Its	Its′
31. Beyond the horizon is _____ favourite film.	me	mine	my
32. Anna and John are twins. They are 41 today. It′s _____ birthday.	their	his	them
33. The Picassos are not Italian _____ from Spain.	they′re	their	there
34. Do you have _____ pets?	some	any	a
35. Can you cook _____ ?	good	fine	well
36. Are you a _____ cook?	fine	good	well
37. _____ do you do for a living?	what	where	how
38. _____ is that girl?	what	where	who
39. _____ is the meeting taking place?	where	how	who
40. Alison _____ TV at the moment.	watches	is watching	watch
41. Fabien _____ Japanese very well.	is speaking	speak	speaks
42. I hate _____ football.	play	to play	playing
43. Where _____ on Saturday?	did you go	did you went	do you go
44. _____ she say what happened?	does	do	did
45. I don′t know _____ in Estonia.	anyone	someone	a person
46. Could I have _____ sugar, please?	any	some	a
47. He _____ when the butterfly landed on his nose.	read	reads	was reading
48. How long _____ here?	do you live	have you been living	are you living
49. Where _____ all my life?	are you	have you being	have you been
50. You have paint all over your clothes and are having a cup of tea when your friend asks you:	What do you do?	What have you done?	What have you been doing?
51. You have been playing football. The ball breaks your neighbours′ window. He comes out and says:	What did you do?	What have you done?	What have you been doing?
52. You have booked a flight to Peru. You tell your friends:	I am flying to Peru on Friday.	I will fly to Peru on Friday.	I am going to fly to Peru on Friday.
53. If the traffic light is on red, you _____ stop.	must	have to	mustn′t
54. That must be the _____ dawn I have ever seen.	beautifullest	more beautiful	most beautiful
55. She is a brilliant pianist, _____ she?	isn′t	doesn′t	hasn′t
56. I don′t like being late.	I too.	Me too.	Me neither.
57. Look, it _____ to rain.	will	is going to	wants

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58. The answer to ′How do you do′ is:	Fine, thank you, and you?	How do you do?	I am a scientist.
59. I play golf, but I _____ golf at the moment.	am not playing	do not play	does not play
60. Jane _____ stamps.	keeps	collect	collects
61. After winter comes _____ .	fall	autumn	spring
62. _____ is the English word for ′Marmelade′.	marmalade	confiture	jam
63. We are going out tonight. _____ ?	Are you coming	Do you come	Will you come
64. An acquaintance you are not too keen on invites you to a party. What would be a polite way to decline the invitation?	I don′t want to come.	I am afraid I can′t come.	I am afraid I can′t make it.
65. We _____ the weekend with friends in Cornwall.	will spend	are spending	spend
66. An adverb usually comes _____ the verb.	before	after	neither of the two
67. The American slang version of you are not going anywhere is:	you ain′t going nowhere	you ain′t going anywhere	you aren′t going nowhere
68. It is quite _____ today.	wind	windy	windfull
69. I can′t see a thing on the motorway because of the _____ .	fog	mist	clouds
70. I think he _____ a bit too much to drink.	is having	had	has had
71. I can′t remember how often I _____ that film.	saw	have seen	have been seeing
72. That is the _____ street in New York.	wider	more wide	widest
73. It was not the funniest book I have ever read, but I did find it quite _____ .	anxious	amusing	alarming
74. That is the lady _____ helped me paint the fence.	which	who	whom
75. The petrol prices have been _____ (going up).	soaring	slumping	diminishing
76. Yves does not mind _____ the car.	cleaning	to clean	to cleaning
77. Nicki has decided _____ his homework alone.	doing	to do	to doing

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78. British slang for having had too much to drink is:	I think she has had a few too many	I think she has had too much	I think she drank too much
79. To kill two _____ with one stone	cows	flies	birds
80. Too many cooks in the kitchen spoil the _____ .	soup	stew	broth
81. There′s no use crying about ____ milk.	burnt	spilt	spoilt
82. If you don′t watch out, you _____ have an accident.	would	−	will
83. You want to offer to pay for a meal. You say:	I get that	I′ll get that	I′m going to get that
84. She kept on _____ .	talking and talking	to talk and talk	talked and talked
85. If you meet a British or American person for the second time you:	Shake hands and say ′nice to meet you′	Don′t shake hands and say ′nice to see you again, how are you?′	Don′t shake hands and say ′how do you do?′
On the telephone:
86. Can I speak to Bill please?	Who are you please?	Who′s calling please?
87. Could I have your name please?	Yes, I′m Debby Dishwasher.	Yes, it′s Debby Dishwasher.
88. This is William Waffle.	Sorry?	Repeat, please.
89. Is she free on Friday?	No, she isn′t.	I′m afraid not.
90. Would morning or afternoon suit you best?	I don′t mind.	I don′t care.
91. Is that everything?	Yes, of course.	Yes, that′s the lot.
92. Which sentence means that your visitors missed you?	I was driving to the dentist′s when they arrived.	I was going to drive to the dentist′s when they arrived.	I would have gone to the dentist if they had not arrived.
93. Which sentence is right?	You have to stop if the traffic light is on red.	You must stop if the traffic light is on red.	You should stop if the traffic light is on red.
94. I hate _____ (have) to get up at 5am, but that is what life is like as a fireman.	to have to	have to	having to
95. Are you actually _____ (listen) to me Sophie?	listening	to listen	listen
96. There are two different models. They seem equally good.	What costs less?	Which one costs less?	Who costs less?
97. It _____ when I left the house.	rained	was raining	had rained
98. Do you have _____ matching shoes to go with that?	some	much	any
99. If we leave now we _____ on time.	will be	would have been	would be
100. The idea of a steady job for life is dying, and the future demands flexibility, multi-skills, short contracts, mixed careers – in short, a bit of this and a bit of that. This describes:	downsizing	virtual workplaces	pick′n′mix jobs
101. Many companies prefer to save on overheads and benefits by turning their staff into contract employees who do the same work as before, but on a freelance basis. This describes:	virtual workplace	worker mobility	outsourcing
102. It may seem hard to _____ but the sport of extreme ironing is becoming increasingly popular.	believe	think	know

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103. Can you _____ the difference between a Yorkshire and a Lancashire accent?	say	tell	tell apart
104. I can′t _____ you the exact time, but I guess it′s about 2pm.	tell	say	mention
105. We will have to _____ the meeting, the chairman is ill.	call back	digress	call off
The next three sentences belong together as a continuous text. Fill in the gaps with the matching word to fit the complete situation.
106. Fred and Lucy were _____ people	resourceful	lonely	remote
107. They stood a good chance of _____	rescuing	prosecuting	surviving
108. in difficult _____ .	tension	isolation	circumstances
109. In the context of the following sentence ′taking into consideration′ means: _____ . Taking everything into consideration, I wouldn′t like to be a stockbroker.	all at once	all being well	all in all
110. If someone passes an exam with flying colours, they	only just managed to pass.	passed easily with top grades.	had a big party to celebrate passing the exam.
111. If someone shows their true colours,	they show what they are really like.	they tell you what colours they like although this might be embarrassing.	they show what political party they belong to.
112.-122.: Queen Victoria 112. _____ in 1991, she 113. _____ for 63 years. During her reign many great scientific discoveries 114. _____ and the population of Britain 115. _____ from 18 million to 40 million. The British Empire 116. _____ to become the largest empire the world 117. _____ever 118. _____ and by then it 119. _____ a quarter of the world′s people. During her reign Britain 120. _____ a time of peace and prosperity and 121. _____ not 122. _____ in any major war since the battle of Waterloo in 1815.
112.	die	dyed	died
113.	reigned	killed	had reigned
114.	were made	had grown	was expanded
115.	rose	had grown	had risen
116.	expanded	had grown	grew
117.	had	has	was
118.	knew	seen	known
119.	included	integrated	encountered
120.	venerated	enjoyed	endeavoured
121.	would	had	did
122.	fought	included	broken out
123. Businesses are not currently obliged to provide a workplace pension scheme, but the 2008 Pensions Act requires employers to have a qualifying pension arrangement in place from 2012. Employers will be obliged to automatically enrol jobholders onto the scheme and make a minimum contribution to the arrangement. Providing a workplace pension scheme has a number of benefits. There is income tax relief available on both the employer′s and employees′ contributions, and where the employer is a corporation, corporation tax is also available.
This text refers to:	A pension from a well-known establishment may not deliver significant profits.	Business owners with very few staff need not offer pension schemes.	In future, it will be necessary for employers to pay into their employees′ pensions.
124. Of the different work pension plans available, the stakeholder scheme has the minimum standards. Under this scheme, the money contributed is used to buy investments, and the investor must be prepared to lose out if these investments do badly. The benefit of this scheme is that it is flexible in that if employees change jobs, they can continue to make contributions to the scheme, although any payments the employer makes will cease. Employees can also make irregular or low payments with no penalties.
This text refers to:	If the number of employees on a company′s payroll exceeds a certain figure, a pension must be offered.	Employees who pay into stakeholder schemes may lose their money.	Both large and small businesses can get rebates from paying into employees′ pension funds.
125. The company need not make any contributions, but must offer its employees a payroll deduction facility. If the employer does contribute, a condition can be set up that the employee also contributes. Employers must keep a record of any payments they make, but beyond this, the scheme requires no administration, as this is done by the provider. The costs for this are deducted from the fund. Annual charges are low, capped at one percent of funds.
This text refers to:	If the number of employees on a company′s payroll exceeds a certain figure, a pension must be offered.	Employees in some occupations may not be eligible for some types of pension.	Employers only need to keep minimal paperwork for the stakeholder scheme.
126. Stakeholder pensions are available from a number of banks and other financial service providers, and it pays to shop around. Find a reputable pension provider which is registered by the Pensions Regulator. Although a well-established firm is preferable, past performance is not a reliable indicator of future returns. Also make sure that your pension all your employees can join the scheme as some limit membership to people working in certain trades.
This text refers to:	Employees in some occupations may not be eligible for some types of pension.	Employers only need to keep minimal paperwork for the stakeholder scheme.	Business owners with very few staff need not offer pension schemes.
127. As the economy gradually shows signs of improvement, many organizations are thinking once more about the best way to attract and retain employees. But there is some uncertainty as to how best to attract those currently aged between 22 and 29, commonly termed Generation Y. Whether such measures are necessary is debatable, but there are certainly ways in which businesses can get the best out of their younger employees.
	Gen Y-ers are the first generation to be unconsciously competent users of digital technology.	One company has spent millions on a unique program of team-building activities and social responsibility initiatives which are aimed to attract Gen Y employees.	Some have interpreted this as a sign of disloyalty, although research shows that Y-ers are actually no less loyal than their predecessors.
128. Irritiert in English is:	irritated	confused	agitated
129. Werbeaktion in English is:	advertising campaign	advertising activity
130. Der Chef in English is:	the chef	the chief	the boss
131. Der Beamer in English is:	the beamer	the video projector	the processor