IV. Choose the correct variant. 1. Who ... you English at school? a) taught, b) is taught, c) was taught, d) have taught. 2. When ... you last ... to the theatre? a) did you go, b) have you gone, c) will you go, d) were you going. 3. This money ... not enough to buy the book. a) is, b) are, c) has, d) have. 4. The newspapers ... . a) have brought, b) will bring, c) have been brought, d) was brought. 5. ... Tom ... Eric are good players. a) as...as..., b) and...and..., c) both...and..., d) like...so.... 6. There are ... days in February than in other months. a) more, b) less, c) few, d) fewer. 7. Martha is ... in English Literature. a) interest, b) interesting, c) interested, d) interests. 8. I don't know any American songs. — ... . a) So do I, b) So am I, c) Neither do I, d) Neither am I. 9. Do you know ... man that lives next door? a) —, b) a, c) an, d) the. 10. They ... to return next Monday. a) are sure, b) was sure, c) are not sure, d) weren't sure. 11. By the time we got to the party, most of the guests... . a) left, b) have left, c) will leave, d) had left.

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IV. Choose the correct variant. 1. Who ... you English at school? a) taught, b) is taught, c) was taught, d) have taught. 2. When ... you last ... to the theatre? a) did you go, b) have you gone, c) will you go, d) were you going. 3. This money ... not enough to buy the book. a) is, b) are, c) has, d) have. 4. The newspapers ... . a) have brought, b) will bring, c) have been brought, d) was brought. 5. ... Tom ... Eric are good players. a) as...as..., b) and...and..., c) both...and..., d) like...so.... 6. There are ... days in February than in other months. a) more, b) less, c) few, d) fewer. 7. Martha is ... in English Literature. a) interest, b) interesting, c) interested, d) interests. 8. I don't know any American songs. — ... . a) So do I, b) So am I, c) Neither do I, d) Neither am I. 9. Do you know ... man that lives next door? a) —, b) a, c) an, d) the. 10. They ... to return next Monday. a) are sure, b) was sure, c) are not sure, d) weren't sure. 11. By the time we got to the party, most of the guests... . a) left, b) have left, c) will leave, d) had left.

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Перевод задания: Выберите правильный вариант.

a) taught — Who taught you English at school? (Кто преподавал вам английский в школе?) Вопрос о действующем лице в прошедшем времени.
a) did you go — When did you last go to the theatre? (Когда вы в последний раз ходили в театр?) С last употребляется Past Simple.
a) is — This money is not enough to buy the book. (Этих денег недостаточно, чтобы купить книгу.) Money — неисчисляемое существительное, требует глагола в единственном числе.
c) have been brought — The newspapers have been brought. (Газеты принесли.) Выбирается Present Perfect Passive; предложение дано без контекста, поэтому вариант с настоящим результатом подходит лучше остальных.
c) both...and... — Both Tom and Eric are good players. (И Том, и Эрик — хорошие игроки.)
d) fewer — There are fewer days in February than in other months. (В феврале меньше дней, чем в других месяцах.) Для исчисляемых существительных используется fewer.
c) interested — Martha is interested in English Literature. (Марта интересуется английской литературой.) Устойчивая конструкция: be interested in.
c) Neither do I — I don't know any American songs. — Neither do I. (Я не знаю ни одной американской песни. — Я тоже.) Для согласия с отрицанием используется neither + вспомогательный глагол.
d) the — Do you know the man that lives next door? (Вы знаете мужчину, который живёт по соседству?) Речь о конкретном человеке, определённом придаточным предложением.
a) are sure — They are sure to return next Monday. (Они обязательно вернутся в следующий понедельник.) Конструкция be sure to означает уверенность в том, что действие произойдёт.
d) had left — By the time we got to the party, most of the guests had left. (К тому времени, как мы добрались до вечеринки, большинство гостей уже ушли.) Более раннее действие выражается Past Perfect.

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