TEST №4
MODULES 8, 9 & 10
I. Choose the right comparative.
1. Bill is tall/taller than Ben.
2. Kate is the most beautiful/more beautiful girl in our class!
3. This is a good/better book.
4. Our house is bigger/the biggest than theirs.
5. It’s cold/colder today, than it was yesterday.
6. Andrew wrote the most interesting/more interesting essay on Literature.
II. Divide the given words into countable or uncountable.
e.g.
Countable Uncountable
egg salt
Coffee, hamburger, butter, apple, rice, tomato, meat, sandwich, honey, orange, olive oil, milk, watermelon, bread, banana.
III. Choose the correct quantifier.
1. There is some/any milk in the jug.
2. We haven’t got many/any sugar.
3. There aren’t much/many books on the shelf.
4. Is there some/any jam?
5. Tom has got a few/a little friends who can speak German.
6. There is few/little water in the bottle.
7. She has bought some/much toys for her children.
8. Can I have any/some bread, please?
9. Are there any/much students in the classroom?
10. There are little/a lot of schools in our town.
IV. Use «be going to» in the sentences below.
1. I (play) with my kitten.
2. He (listen) to music.
3. Kate (write) a letter.
4. They (dance) together.
5. Grandmother (make) a special dish.
6. We (do) our homework.
7. She (cook).
8. Bob and Bill (ride) their bikes in the park.
9. I (eat) a delicious ice cream!
10. Dad (watch) TV.
V. Make the sentences from ex.№4 negative.
e.g. I am not going to play with my kitten.
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MODULES 8, 9 & 10
I. Choose the right comparative.
1. Bill is tall/taller than Ben.
2. Kate is the most beautiful/more beautiful girl in our class!
3. This is a good/better book.
4. Our house is bigger/the biggest than theirs.
5. It’s cold/colder today, than it was yesterday.
6. Andrew wrote the most interesting/more interesting essay on Literature.
II. Divide the given words into countable or uncountable.
e.g.
Countable Uncountable
egg salt
Coffee, hamburger, butter, apple, rice, tomato, meat, sandwich, honey, orange, olive oil, milk, watermelon, bread, banana.
III. Choose the correct quantifier.
1. There is some/any milk in the jug.
2. We haven’t got many/any sugar.
3. There aren’t much/many books on the shelf.
4. Is there some/any jam?
5. Tom has got a few/a little friends who can speak German.
6. There is few/little water in the bottle.
7. She has bought some/much toys for her children.
8. Can I have any/some bread, please?
9. Are there any/much students in the classroom?
10. There are little/a lot of schools in our town.
IV. Use «be going to» in the sentences below.
1. I (play) with my kitten.
2. He (listen) to music.
3. Kate (write) a letter.
4. They (dance) together.
5. Grandmother (make) a special dish.
6. We (do) our homework.
7. She (cook).
8. Bob and Bill (ride) their bikes in the park.
9. I (eat) a delicious ice cream!
10. Dad (watch) TV.
V. Make the sentences from ex.№4 negative.
e.g. I am not going to play with my kitten.
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Answers & Comments
2.most beautiful
3.good
4.bigger
5.colder
6.most interesting
2)Countable:hamburger, apple, tomato, sandwich, orange, watermelon, banana.
Uncountable:Coffee,butter,rice, meat, honey, olive oil, milk, bread.
3)
1.some
2./any
3.many
4.some
5.a few
6.little
7.some
8.some
9.any
10.a lot of
4)
1. I am playing....
2.He is listening....
3.Kate is writing a letter.
4.They are dancing together.
5.Grandmother is making a special dish.
6.We are doing our homework.
7.She is cooking.
8. Bob and Bill are rideing..
9. I am eating....
10.Dad is watching TV.