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party next Saturday. goes
went go are going Fill in the gap. She for dinner this evening. comes
is coming come
came Complete the sentences. To meet social needs in every of life is a very matter nowadays. shine sphere
shade shape
Fill in the gap. I four languages. speaks
speak am speak
am speaking Fill in the gap. Every morning Tessa at 7.30. got up getting up gets up get up
Fill in the gap. I a pain in my leg. am having having has
have Fill in the gap. I’m sorry. I can’t help you at the moment. I dinner.
cooked am cooking cook will cook Match similar meaning of the words: Prestigious In the end, at last, finally. Vast, huge Having status or glamour, impressive, influential; To do or carry out Match the similar meaning of the word: Enterprise Vast, huge To control In the end, at last, finally. Business unit, a company or a firm Match the similar meaning of the word. To compete with Business unit, a company or a firm To control In the end, at last, finally. An award of athletic supremacy Match the similar meaning of the word: Due to To control Occurring, done once a year, yearly. Business unit, a company or a firm Attributable to or caused by Fill in the gap. Nothing can come the government and society when all social demands are completely met. along by
between Match the definition of the word. Networking is Occurring, done once a year, yearly. Business unit, a company or a firm Building relationships in order to obtain certain benefits in the future To guide or teach to do something Find an author of this quotation. Networking is marketing. Marketing yourself, marketing your uniqueness, marketing what you stand for. John Kennedy Christine Coma ford- Lynch Poe Benjamin Franklin Fill in the gap. After a number of thorough investigations social workers have come some information proving that social needs are not fully met in particular fields. at among
away to
Fill in the gap. The latest efforts made some spheres in society come unexpected result. at along
across by
Fill in the gap. The state society may face the danger of coming if problems in it are not solved at once. across at
away Fill in the gap. Uzbekistan government is doing its best to develop economy of the country by allowing foreign partners come our manufacturing firms. by back to across on
Fill in the gap. If citizens’ social demands are fully met, it will keep on coming at by between along Fill in the gap. Mutually beneficial bonds is. Quick in movement and nimble Advantage or benefit that you get from the previous action ; (informal) the result of a set of actions , or an explanation at the of something To force or to be forced A close connection joining two or more people to be helpful or have a good effect on each other Find the antonym to the underlined word “Her English is poor”. good bad
beautiful satisfactory Fill in the gap. Ann: Write down my address. Ann asked me she writes down her address he had written her address she wrote down his address to write down her address Fill in the gap. Mutually beneficial bonds.. Marked which deals unemployment A close connection joining 2 or more people to be helpful or have a good effect on each other Time spent in face-to-face contact with someone To force or to be forced Choose the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence. we get to the meeting, the presentation will have start. By the time Unless
While As
Fill in the gap. Does he remember what he was doing ? at that time usually
everyday the time
Fill in the gap. Mukhammad’s popped out for a moment. He’ll be back soon. just never
since yet
Fill in the gap. Nodira hasn’t managed to find a new job. So far not Unless
By now Usually
Fill in the gap. Jahongir is about his boss. He should find a new job. complaining comlained complain complains Fill in the gap. Jamila hasn’t been feeling well . of being responsible. never
already of being late Fill in the gap. My grandmother doesn’t go out very often . recently sometimes lately day by day Show relationship using Time adverbs . Susan sometimes chews her nails she feels nervous. every day until
when never
Choose the appropriate answer. Jack.. .me that he was fed up with his job. saying told
said that told to Choose the appropriate indirect speech. I’m going to learn English. He said that he was going to learn English He says that he was going to learn to learn English He is telling that he was going to learn English He said that he is going to learn English Choose the appropriate indirect speech. I’m not enjoying my job very much. He said to that he wasn’t enjoying his job very much He tells that he wasn’t enjoying his job very much He said that he wasn’t enjoying his job very much He said that he didn’t enjoy his job very much Choose the appropriate indirect speech. I will tell Ann I saw you. He said that he would say Ann he saw me He said that he would tell Ann he see me He said that he will He said that he would tell Ann he saw me. Choose the appropriate indirect speech. I am going away for a few days. I’ll phone you when I get back. she said that she was going away for a few days and would phone me when she would get back She said that she was going away for a few days and would phone me when she got back She said that she was going away for a few days and phoned me when she is going back She told that she was going away for a few days and would phone me when she gets back Choose the appropriate answer. What did you.. ..to the police? tell to say to
say telling
Choose the appropriate answer. Ted.and left. said good bye to me told goodbye to me said to me good bye says good bye Fill in the gap. Nargiza is brushing her long. teeth stomach
legs hair
Make up the sentence. Is/the/your/tallest/who/in/class? Who is tallest in the your class? Who is your class tallest? Is your tallest in the class? Who is your tallest in the class? Put the correct phrasal verbs. They have to a holiday this years as they have lots of work. do without do with
do away with do out of What kind of contribution was made by Jalal al-Din Rumi? In Islamic philosophy and “tasavvuf” In astronomy In geometric solutions In medicine What is the meaning of the word “exposition”? Display Show
Exhibition Picture show Paraphrase the word “fame”. Consequence Note Esteem
Celebrity Find the synonyms to the word “influence”. direction authority effect power
Find the similar meaning to the word “ implementation” Performance Execution Solution Contribution What is the name of the work of famous astronomer and scientist Ulughbek? “Second teacher” “Elements of astronomy” “Hadis” “Star table of Ulugbek”
What fields of sciences Omar Khayyam contributed? Geometry and Mathematics Poetry and Astronomy Philosophy and Astronomy Mathematics, Astronomy, Philosophy, Physician, Poetry Which countries are belonged to oriental countries? Russia, Mongolia, Iran Iran, India, Uzbekistan Portugal , Russia, Iraq Poland, Italia, Morocco Where and when was the game chess originated? Russia 1026 Pakistan 1066 India 621 China 1928 Where and when was perfume invented? Arabia Europe
France UK and Great Britain What is the definition of the word porcelain? A mixture of different kinds of oils A mixture of fieldspathic rock and kaolin A mixture of soil and water Ceramics
What contribution made by Al- Bukhari to the world civilization? Created the book “Canon of medicine” Worked on his famous book Gathered hadith from the whole Islamic world Wrote a lot of novels Who is Jaloliddin Manguberdi? Well known scientist A great commander A philosopher An astronomer Find the simple meaning of the word : realization Implementation Recognition Execution Consciousness What type of question is it? Did porcelain manufacture secrets stay hidden until the 18th century? Special question Disjunctive question General question Alternative question Fill in the gap. . . . your parrot talk? Do Does
Did Have
Fill in the gap. I have . . . money. more many some
any Fill in the gap. Sorry we don’t have . . . rooms available. big more
some any
Fill in the gap. That man reminds me . . . my history teacher. of on to for Fill in the gap. As you get older your . . . begins to fail. indigestion eyesight
temperature mood
Fill in the gap. . . . drinks are harmful. Tasty Alcohol
Pure Cold
Fill in the gap. . . . meat is healthier than fried. Tasty Grilled
Boiled Raw
Fill in the gap. She was surprised that he knew her name. She . . . never met him before. had were
did was
Fill in the gap. The fire . . . caused by an electrical problem. were had
had not did Fill in the gap. . . . it raining when you left office this morning? Had Was
Did Were
Fill in the gap. I don’t remember . . . that I’m sure you’re mistaken. say said
to have said says Fill in the gap. He . . . here from 1955 to 1960. has worked had been working worked works
What are the reporting verbs examples? define, explore, feed, give, heat, gather, get, cold argue,contend,establish,recommend,s upport,assert,contradict,challenge,clai m offer, notice, make, intensify, many promote, take, ask, answer, produce, much Fill in the gap wasn’t easy to find your house. There
That These
This What kind of contribution did Al-Khorezmi make for human civilization? found an algebra solved mathematical problems did scientific work discovered chess What kind of books of Avicenna do you know? Canon of Medicine Collection of some illnesses The book about astronomy Hadis
Who invented the first medical syringes? Avicenna Surgeon Ammar ibn Ali al Mawsili? Ahmed ibn Majid Plato
Fill in the gap a nice surprise. So many rubber alligators and all for me. Thanks
How Your
What Fill in the gap. I don’t want to read books. Books are so.. much boring boredom
boring bored
Fill in the gap. If you .hard, you’ll get a good score at IELTs exam. studied will study study have studied Fill in the gap. Sunflowers have a wonderful painting. I like.colors. it’s of whose their Fill in the gap. I’ve . seen Robert Pattinson. He was in clothes shop. still yet
ever just
Fill in the gap. I am not very good.. .playing the piano. I don’t think I’ll be the next Mozart. for in at by Fill in the gap. There were two answers and . was right nothing not any
neither no
Fill in the gap. Be careful, you may . your keys. lost loosen
lose loose
Fill in the gap. He was . tired to go out. enough too
so to
Fill in the gap. I need a holiday, . ? aren’t I needn’t I don’t I need
Fill in the gap. He enjoyed . computer games at first, but after a while he got bored with them. make play playing
played having played Fill in the gap. Nothing is wrong, ... ? can’t be isn’t it can it is it Fill in the gap. May I apologize . being so late. myself myself for for
Fill in the gap. You’ll find travel agency ... the end of the street. in on by at Fill in the gap. Doing these exercises may be good . me, but I hate every minute of it. for to on at Fill in the gap. “I’m not very hungry, .”? nor I am am I
neither do I so am I Fill in the gap. Helen asked me if ... the film called “Star wars”. had seen I had seen have you seen have I seen Fill in the gap. I promise that I ... to work on time. get gets
will get am getting Fill in the gap. I’m not going to tell you the reason . my decision. of with
to on
Fill in the gap. I’m free this evening. We ..go out for dinner. must won’t
would will
Fill in the gap not any glass in the windows, that is why—so cold in the room. It is, there is There are, it is There is, it is There was, there is
Fill in the gap. When the fog ., we.. ..to see where we are lifts, will be able lifts, may lifts, must will lift, will be able Fill in the gap. You looked very busy when I. you last night. What.? see, do, you, do see were you doing saw, were doing have seen, are you Fill in the gap. Mary hasn’t been in London, .... she? hasn’t she did
has didn’t
Fill in the gap. I . a new house last year, but I . my old house yet, so at the moment I have two houses. buy ,don’t sell, have bought, sold had bought, didn’t sell bought, haven’t sold Fill in the gap. After failing his driving test four times, he finally .. trying to pass. gave away gave off
gave in gave up Fill in the gap. I .all of the questions correctly since I began this grammar exercise. am answering have answered had answered answer
Fill in the gap. I have my English class . Monday morning. in on at for Fill in the gap. I was late. The teacher . the test when I . to class. was already giving, get has already given , got had already given, got has already given, get Fill in the gap. I can’t speak French. I wish I. could would
had been able can Fill in the gap. When I for my passport, I . this old photograph. was looking, found look, found looked, found will look, will find
Fill in the gap with appropriate word. Teaching methods of modern education system . from the ones used some years ago. dissects deviates
restores drives
Fill in the gap with appropriate word technologies, ways in teaching do not meet society needs. Significant Contest
Outmoded Diversity Fill in the gap with appropriate word. In an ideal environment, users should not have to worry about any things. telecommuting networking e-commerce equipment Match the definition of “buzzword”. a word or expression from a particular subject area, that has become fashionable by being used a lot a close connection joining two or more people to be helpful or have a good effect on each other to force or to be forced time spent in face-to-face contact with someone Give the definition of the word “agile”. quick in movement and nimble time spent in face-to-face contact with someone a word or expression from a particular subject area, that has become fashionable by being used a lot to force or to be forced time spent in face-to-face contact with someone Fill in the gap is working from home using equipment such as telephones, fax machines and modems to contact people. Networking Electronic commerce Internet
Telecommuting Fill in the gap. The way, which is used when one can operate on his own without help from others, is.. a stand-alone approach social media the payoff agile
Fill in the gap. A tone which stays on the same note without going higher or lower is. stellar speech clutch
rev up monotone
Fill in the gap. Holding on people's attention through the speech is. demographics soft skills hindrance public speech Fill the gap. There are different sections at the : a bakery, a meat section, a cosmetics counter. toy market barbershop supermarket library
Fill in the gap. You can .. a lot of money by buying their own brand of goods. see send
save sew
Fill in the gap. It is very nice to buy all needed at one place. peer proud
produce products
Fill in the gap. The .. at the cash desk sometimes may make a person get tired. quit quarrel
queue queen
Fill in the gap. The prices at the supermarket are much higher at other shopping centers in the city. than that
that there
Fill the gap. The offered at the supermarket for customers are of high quality. services
saves sands
souls Fill the gap. Where she tomorrow? is ...going does... go has... gone did.go
Fill the gap. I’ve never been ... London. to on from Fill the gap some bananas and peaches in the fridge. There is
A lot of There are A few
Choose the appropriate answer. You .. have a passport if you want to travel abroad. may have to can might Fill in the gap. I . to live with my family, but now I live alone. will accustomed is used
used am used
Fill in the gap. She said that she . her present flat and . to find another. doesn’t like ,tried didn’t like, was trying doesn’t like, tried doesn’t like, will try Choose the correct answer. If it .... raining yesterday, we . the game. weren’t, would have finished weren’t, will finish weren’t, would finished wasn’t, will finish Choose the correct answer. The new highway . next month. will be completed completes has been completed will complete Choose the correct answer. I always enjoy travelling. My sister,.,prefers to stay home though although
but however
Choose the correct answer. I should like to .touch with old friends but I have so little time. be in be out of lose keep in
Choose the correct answer. Sally married ..Kennedy family. into with
among to
Choose the correct answer. She knew why Ann . to Moscow for several times. has been ‘’ll be
had not been had been Choose the correct answer. I wanted to know when we . there again. ‘ll go were going are going was going Choose the correct answer. The hotel owner informed us that he police already. had called has called was going to call were going to call Choose the correct answer. We didn’t know whose things they.. can be were
are may be
Fill in the gap. The inspector wanted to know when each of us last.Mr. Green had been seeing would see had seen had not seen Fill in the gap. He asked me when we.free. will be ‘ll be
would be have been Fill in the gap. He says that he . in London two years ago. lived lives
had lived live
Fill in the gap. The boy exclaimed that their team.. .the match at last. has has won win had won
Fill in the gap. He remarked he already the film. has seen had seen
sees had not seen Fill in the gap. I had no doubt that you succeed. would can
will may
Choose the best answer. He admitted he always bad mistakes. had make will make made makes
Choose the correct answer. I wondered why she without saying a word. has left is leaving had left leaves Choose the correct answer. She said she usually at five in the morning.
got up was getting up get up were get up Choose the correct answer. I wonder why he late. would be was
is had been
Choose the correct answer. He asked me if I for a long time. have been waiting has been waiting was waiting had been waiting for him Choose the best answer. He asked me if I to take an exam in English
have must
am going was going Choose the best answer. He asked me when my mother usually back. came come
was coming comes Choose the best answer. Tom said that he at five o’clock. was worked had been working worked has been working Fill in the gap. does the word “phenomenon” mean? Where
When Why
What Fill in the gap. kind of weather do you like? That
What Which
Where Fill in the gap. was the first man to invent a printing machine? What
Whom That
Who Fill in the gap. did Bush become the American president? Where
When What
Whom Choose the correct answer. That blouse is lovely, ? was it wasn’t it is it isn’t it
Choose the definition of the word “enterprise”. at last, finally vast, huge to do or carry out a business unit, a company or a firm Fill in the gap with the appropriate word. “Social matters have always been point in the development and prosperity of the state”. outmoded
restored contest
significant Fill in the gap with appropriate word. The state society may face the danger of coming .if problems in it are not solved at once. to along
away across
Match the definition of phrasal verb “come across”. To become attached To discover or reach something To find or obtain something accidentally To progress Choose generalizing and qualifying word or word combination. On the Whole It is impossible Absolutely certain Definitely Fill in the gap. Uzbekistan government is doing its best to develop economy of the country by allowing foreign partners come.. ..our manufacturing firms. in by back to across Fill in the gap. I have a terrible headache. I wish I . so many exercises. has written had written did write write
Fill in the gap. I wish my teacher so rude to me. isn't weren't
would was
Fill in the gap. Suppose! If it last weekend, we to play tennis.
rain - would be able had rained - could rained - wouldn’t be able rains - won’t be able Fill in the gap. Give me Peter’s letter. If I him, I it to him.
saw-would give see-will give meet-would visit had seen- would give Fill in the gap. I have to work about 80 hours a week, so I’m very busy. But if I any spare time, I a sport like golf. will have / will take up had / would take up had / will take up will have / had Fill in the gap. If I taller, I be a policeman, but I’m too short.
had / could am / will was / can were / could Fill in the gap. Please, start your meal. If you your soup now, it cold.
had / got didn’t have / would go can eat / doesn’t go don’t have / will go Fill in the gap. What noisy neighbors you’ve got! If my neighbors as bad as yours, I crazy.
are / will go are / would go were / would go had been / would have gone Fill in the gap. If you any problems, let me know and I and help you straight away has / will come had / would come have / would go had had / would come Fill in the gap. You’re a brilliant cook! If I cook as well as you, I a restaurant. could / would open can / will open could / will open can / would open Fill in the gap. If there some nice fish in the supermarket, you some for supper tonight? had been / would / buy are /will / buy is / will / buy was/ would / buy Fill in the gap. I’m small. I wish I small. were was
am not weren’t
Fill in the gap. I’m small. If only I taller. wasn’t were
am have
Fill in the gap. “We have mice in the kitchen”. “If you a cat, the mice soon ”. are / will / disappear had / would / disappear had / will / disappear has/ will / disappear Fill in the gap. We live in the city. If only we in the city! didn’t live living
haven’t lived lived Fill in the gap. I’m not having a holiday this year. I wish I a holiday.
is having have
was having will have Fill in the gap. I’m going to the dentist tomorrow. I wish I to the dentist. will go went
am not going wasn’t going Fill in the gap. I can’t ski. I wish I ski. couldn’t could
can will
Fill in the gap. I wasn’t happy at school. I wish I happy. will have had had
has been had been
Fill in the gap. He didn’t pass his driving test. He wishes he it. will pass pass had passed have passed Fill in the gap. I haven’t been to Beijing. I wish I to Beijing. had been have been will be has been
Fill in the gap. If I my entrance exams I the happiest man in the world. passed / would have been pass / shall be shall will pass / be passed / am Fill in the gap. We to see you next Sunday, if I well. will come / get come / get shall come / shall get comes / will get Fill in the gap. What you if the train in time? have / done / came will / do / doesn’t come do / didn’t / come did / will not come
Fill in the gap. If I time I you. have / shall help shall have / shall help have / helped shall have / help Fill in the gap. If you tickets we Paris. buy / will visit were buying / should visit buys / visited bought / visit
Fill in the gap. If you are free, watch the film they on TV. had showed shows
are showing showed
Fill in the gap. If the weather fine we to the park. is / will go are / go was / go
was / shall go Fill in the gap. If my friend to our town next year I him the sights of the city. shall come / show has come / is showing come / show comes / will show Fill in the gap. They not object to your plan if you it up perfectly. do / will make did / won’t make will / make would / don’t make Fill in the gap. If rings me up, tell him that I’ll be in at 5. everything something somebody
nobody Fill in the gap. Hark will play tennis if he his work in time. finishing finishes
finish finished
Fill in the gap. If you after two hares you none. run / catch will run / will catch will run / catch run / will catch Fill in the gap. If we English four times a week we’ll learn it better. had
are having have will have Fill in the gap. If you in a hurry, leave that to me. will be
are was
were Fill in the gap. If you to please an English person, be very polite about his garden. want
are wanting wants
wanted Fill in the gap. You miss the train if you a taxi. don’t / take will / don’t take
/ don’t take will / won’t take Fill in the gap. We if they didn’t know / will come haven’t known / come shall not know / come don’t know / will come Fill in the gap. If you want to be healthy you should . go in for sports attend all your classes sleep much give up sport Fill in the gap. If you Oxford you ___ some interesting old buildings. visit / see visited / will see visit / will see visits / see
Fill in the gap. He the picture if it him. will buy / will impress will buy / impressed will buy / impresses would buy / impresses
Fill in the gap. If you Ann tomorrow, can you tell her to phone? shall see see had seen will see Fill in the gap. They are expecting us. They will be disappointed if we ___ . didn’t come haven’t come won’t come don’t come Fill in the gap. I my work in time if you me. have done / help do / will help shall do / help should do / helps
Fill in the gap. The British people think, if you tea you. shall be depressed / will cheer are depressed / will cheer have been depressed / cheered were depressed / cheers Fill in the gap. If you wisely you ___ cheerfully. commanded / would have been obeyed had commanded / would be obeyed command / will obey command / will be obeyed
Fill in the gap. If it this winter, we ___ skiing. snowed / went snowed / had gone snows / shall go snow / go
Fill in the gap. If I shopping I some food tomorrow. go / will buy am going / would buy am going/would buy went / shall buy
Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “Ulughbek . a governor in 1409 at the age of 15, he . to develop science and education”. became / starts become / starts become / started became / started Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “Even being the leader of the country he . a chance to deliver lectures”. didn’t miss could miss missed don’t miss Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “Scientists of ancient times . very skillful and knowledgeable”. is were
are was
Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “I was struggling to remember what the scientists . about at the last discussion when I . for my bus”. had been arguing / was waiting had been arguing / am waiting are arguing / was waiting have been arguing / was waiting Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “I felt asleep because I . hard on my research for two days day and night”. am working shall be working worked was working Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “I assumed that the hypothesis . quite . when I saw presented results of the conducted investigation”. are proved is proved was proved were proved Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “The reason great people are brilliant at different spheres is that they are passionately devoted to the work they . ”. do doing
did done
Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “Lola didn’t know any foreign languages so she . some difficulty when she . to deliver a speech at the international conference”. have / was invited had / is invited has / is invited had / was invited Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “I experimented a lot before I . the hypothesis”. justified justifying am justifying justify
Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “James heard the noise in the laboratory and . to find out what was on there”. ran is running was running run Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “... for my bus I was struggling to remember what the scientists had been arguing about at the last discussion”. Wait Had waited Waited Waiting
Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “... hard on my research for two days day and night I felt asleep”. Have been worked Had worked Having been worked Having worked Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “... presented results of the conducted investigation I assumed that the hypothesis was quite proved”. Being seen See
Saw Seeing
Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “... passionately . to the work they do is the reason great people are brilliant at different spheres”. Been / devoted Being / devoted Had been / devoted Being / devote Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “... any foreign languages Lola had some difficulty when she was invited to deliver a speech in the international conference”. Not know Not knowing Not knows Not known Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “... experimented a lot before I justified the hypothesis”. Had Being had Have Having
Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “The topic chosen for the experiment . tomorrow.” will discuss will be discussed has discussed discussed Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “After having developed my project, I ... to work”. will apply am applying apply applied
Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “... the noise in the laboratory James ran to investigate”. Have heard Have hearing Having heard Have been heard Fill in the gaps with suitable word. “Having built one of the first observatories in ., Ulughbek spent his days learning the stars and planets”. Khiva Samarkand Bukhara Tashkent
Fill in the gaps with suitable word. “On the front side of Ulughbek madrasah in Bukhara, there is an inscription: “The pursuit of . is the duty of every man and woman”. literature language
history knowledge Choose the prepositions: “He built madrasah . Samarkand where he invited more than l00 outstanding scientists . that period”. in / of on / in
in / at at / of
Choose the prepositions: “Though each explorer has his own method . carrying out investigation, observation is key one . any investigation”. in / in
of / in in / at
at / of Choose the prepositions: “Edison continued to work . several projects and experiments till the end . his life”. on / of at / of
in / at in / of
Choose the appropriate modal verbs: “You may not believe, but Beruni and Ulughbek . speak and understand more than ten languages”. was able to were to
were able to was to
Choose the appropriate modal verbs: “Edison . hear at all”. couldn’t have to
could may
Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “The interview . that the student is going to follow the scientist’s explanations in her future research”. infer are inferred inferred infers
Choose the appropriate form of the verb: “Moreover, she was a very good photographer . scenery photos of each her stepped area”. to take take
took taking
Choose the appropriate form of the verb: “The interviewee . that the research works . our thoughts from scientific point of view”. mentioned / form mention / forms have mentioned / forms mentions / form Choose proper transition word: “People u se 43 muscles when they frown. . , they use only28 muscles when they smile”. Correspondingly In addition However Similarly Choose the appropriate form of the verb: “. some of the future intentions about having a research in my field I have several questions concerning research issues”. Having Have
Having been Being Choose the appropriate form of the verb: “Well, I hope, the explanations presented by you . very essential in my future research”. is had been were will be Complete the sentence: “The professor said “Linguistics is my field of .”. work sport
study research
Complete the sentence: “Student: Generally, what does research tell us? Scientist: To my mind, it shapes our scientific thinking ..”. work ability
mind study
Complete the sentence: “Samples are like templates . the process with different content”. to write to learn
to do to go
Complete the sentence: “Every early morning she used to go to the extended . of cotton”. squares fields
sphere places
Complete the sentence: “To my understanding, she would compose her either diary or daily report for her study science
places research paper Complete the sentence: “According to the reports the remains to be 1.6 million years of .”. antiquity era
ancient modern
Choose the prepositions: “Actually, I started it . 2007 and . 2011 I did the defense ”. on / on in / at
at / at in / in
Choose the prepositions: “. research the actuality and novelty of it is . high appreciation”. at / of on / of
in / at in / of
Choose the appropriate modal verbs: “According to Swiss education system students . carry out their research projects based on conducting surveys, mostly, planned for Summer holidays”. has to have to
could was to
Complete the sentence: “Tomorrow I’ll have to be at the office a bit earlier in order . . . through some documents”. looking looked
to look to be looking Choose the appropriate form of the verbs: “- What . . . at? - A strange bird is flying over there.” are you looking do you look were you looking did you look Choose the prepositions: “He’s even worse than his sister . . . Mathematics”. at in for with Choose the prepositions: “I don’t think people should be allowed to perform experiments . . . animals”. over up
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