Some/any/no
1. Have you got __ English friends?
- some
- any
- no
2. No, I haven’t got __ English friends.
- no
- some
- any
3. But I have __ English penfriends.
- some
- any
- no
4. He has __ friends at all.
- some
- any
- no
5. She has __ best friend. They spend all their time together.
- some
- no
- a
6. Would you like __ more orange juice?
- some
- a
- no
7. I have hardly __ money left.
- some
- any
- no
8. I never have __ luck with the lottery.
- some
- any
9. Have you got __ money?
- any
- a
- no
10. Yes, I’ve got __
- any
- some
- a
11. Have you got __ water?
- any
- a
- no
12. No, I haven’t got __
- some
- any
- a
13. I want to find __one to love.
- some
- any
- no
14. I think I’ve got __thing in my eye. Can you have a look, please?
- some
- any
- no
15. I’ll live __where in London. It doesn’t matter to me.
- some
- any
- no
16. There’s __body in the classroom at the moment. It’s empty.
- some
- any
- no
17. Are you looking for __thing in particular? (In a shop)
- any
- no
- a
18. No, I’m not looking for __, thanks.
- anything
- any
- something
Match the clauses to make logical sentences.
- The proportion of imported goods-
- Due to economic integration-
- Importing core consumer goods may
- If a country is highly integrated-
- Economic integration accelerates the economic-
- Sometimes buying goods abroad-
- a. weaken local economies
- b. into the global economy,it may lead to its political dependency.
- c. can reduce costs.
- d. is increasing constantly.
- e. we have much more variety in our consumer goods.
- f. development of most countries.
1)d The proportion of imported goods is increasing constantly.
2)e Due to economic integration we have much more variety in our consumer goods.
3)a Importing core consumer goods may weaken local economies
4)b If a country is highly integrated into the global economy,it may lead to its political dependency.
5)f Economic integration accelerates the economic development of most countries.
6)c Sometimes buying goods abroad can reduce costs.
Completethe sentences with:late, later, latest, last, latter, lately
- Ruben did his best to win. Unfortunately, he finished latest .
- Do you know that Ann is in her latest fifties?
- Have you read J. Swift’s last book?
- Ann and Ruben both are hardworking pupils, but the latest is more active at home.
- Every Armenian wants a car of latest fashion.
- I couldn’t understand the last line of that poem.
- You are always late for office.
- Alex has been reading a lot of books late .
- I haven’t sen Aram lately. When did you see him last ?
- Come on. Dinner is ready. You can do it later .
Choose the proper option.
1. The person ___________ rang the doorbell was wearing a red coat.
1) who 2)which 3)whose 4) whom
2. The patient __________ husband was complaining was very pale.
1) whom 2) whose 3)where 4) that
3. She pointed to a black car __________ was parked next to hers.
1) who 2)which/that 3)where 4) whom
4. Tell me __________ you are looking for and I’ll try to help you.
1) who 2)whom 3)whose 4)that
5. Over there is the park __________ the picnic was organised last year.
1) which 2)that 3)where 4)whose
6. There several coats here. ___________ one is yours?
1) who 2)which 3)whose 4)where
7. ____________ umbrella is this? Mine is blue.
1) who 2) whom 3)whose 4) which
8. You say you called yesterday. To __________ did you speak?
1) who 2) whom 3) whose 4)which
9. We’re going to meet at the hotel __________ the conference is being held.
1) that 2) where 3)which 4)who
10. I need to know the number of people __________ are going to attend.
1) who/that 2) who 3) whose 4) which
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