Wypełnij
luki właściwymi słowami.
Uzupełnij
podane niżej tłumaczenia.
a) Dziewczyna miała
szczęscie, jako że druga nerka funkcjonowała normalnie.
The
girl was lucky as the other (1) ________ .
b) Fabuła
jest nierealistyczna, co jest poważną wadą dla filmu kryminalnego.
(2) ________ unrealistic, which is a serious drawback (3)
________ .
c) Ich spotkania często odbywają się w
opuszczonych budynkach dla zapewnienia tajności.
(4) ________
often held in (5) ________ buildings to (6) ________ secrecy.
d)
Ojciec ma niezaprzeczalne prawo do spotykania się z dziećmi po
rozwodzie.
The father has (7) ________ to see his children
after a (8) ________ .
e) Pompa była w kiepskim stanie,
ale bezpośrednia przyczyna awarii zostanie dopiero ustalona.
The
pump was in poor condition, but
(9) ________ remains to be found.
f) Słowo to jest
używane tylko w stylu
potocznym
a nigdy w dokumentach oficjalnych.
The word is only used in
(10) ________ , never in formal documents.
g) Szklanka
była niebezpiecznie
blisko
krawędzi stołu.
The glass was (11) ________ of the table.
h) Lek może wywołać uczucie suchości w ustach.
The
drug may cause (12) ________ mouth.
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luki właściwymi słowami.
Wyróżnione grupy wyrazów
zastąp tylko jednym słowem, tak by nie zmienić treści całego
zdania.
a) How much money can you take from your account
above what you really have on it?
How much (13) ________ are
you allowed?
b) You start with drawing a line which runs
parallel to ground level.
You start with drawing a (14)
________ line.
c) Archaeologists have just unearthed
parts that were preserved of an 11th century church.
Archaeologists
have just unearthed the (15) ________ of an 11th century church.
d)
Newton was not only a scientist studying matter and energy.
Newton
was not only a (16) ________ .
e) The objective is to
study the Sun and the planets surrounding it.
The objective is
to study the (17) ________ system.
f) The lawyer’s wife
was freed but
no money was paid to the kidnappers.
The lawyer’s wife was
freed but no (18) ________ was paid.
g) The Council
monitors the well-being of people that are held in prisons or
psychiatric institutions.
The Council monitors the well-being
of (19) ________ .
h) She bought a beautiful ring made of
the substance of which an elephant’s tusks are made.
She
bought a beautiful ring made of (20) ________ .
Wypełnij
luki właściwymi słowami.
Wpisz brakujące wyrazy. Każda
kreska zastępuje jedną literę. Nie wolno zmienić żadnej z liter
już podanych.
PRZYKLAD: Is your f a m i l y name Adams?
a)
The interview was with Joe Artwell, a _ _ r _ _ _ (21) ________
member of the board of directors, who resigned in 1998 in protest
against the bank’s investment policy.
b) He was highly _ r _
_ _ _ _ (22) ________ for his role in bringing about a compromise
solution.
c) The teachers only _ _ s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (23)
________ the twins by dress, which the kids sometimes used in their
favour.
d) The _ _ r _ _ _ _ (24) ________ about the hurricane
came early enough for the villagers to protect their houses.
e)
The artist uses a _ _ r _ _ _ _ (25) ________ of techniques including
oil painting, stenciling and wood engraving.
f) Laura, who’s
17, thought that the film was naive, but the __ _ u _ _ _ _ _ _ _
(26) ________ , and Dave especially, were delighted.
g) While
violent crimes are on the rise, the number of prison cells remains
constant, which results in a gross _ _ _ r _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (27)
________ of prisons.
h) Grey smoke appeared as sulphuric _ _ i
_ (28) ________ was poured over the salt.
Przekształć
podane zdania:
29. Let\'s do a swap.
______________
30. The cup would probably fetch more in Scotland.
______________
31. She was bewildered but unharmed.
______________
32. Thus, looting was prevented.
______________
33. The pressure was positively agonizing.
______________
34. Contrary to some lay opinions, it does
burn.
______________
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właściwymi słowami.
Uzupełnij zdania wyrażające w
inny sposób treść zdań wprowadzających.
PRZYKLAD: “Hurry
up, Sue,” said Mother. Mother told Sue to hurry up.
a)
It is only after the recent rent increase that we started thinking
that maybe we should move to a suburb.
Until the recent (35)
________ never considered (36) ________ .
b)“It’s
something of a puzzle, really,” said Doctor Adams. “The marshy
soil should have preserved the coins in a much better condition.”
Doctor Adams was puzzled why (37) ________ poorly.
c)
The officers practically forced the man to sign the document. But
they didn’t bother to translate it for him.
The old man (38)
________ made (39) ________ didn’t understand.
d) Of
course, grizzlies are far more aggressive than black bears, which,
scientists agree, are more peaceful than the other species of bears
on the American continent.
Black bears are said (40) ________
aggressive of (41) ________ .
e) It was sunny and the
captain of the tanker must have seen the rock. Why did he fail to
react?
(42) ________ there (43) ________ visibility in the
area, (44) ________ collision.
f) The agreement ending
the strike was signed too late to prevent delays, which on most
international flights are reaching six hours.
(45) ________
earlier, there (46) ________ .
g) We will have to use one
of several drugs which are known to be effective against the virus.
But first, the presence of the virus must be confirmed.
As long
as (47) ________ .
h) As regards money, my husband
doesn’t expect anyone to help him. I think this is the best policy.
In financial matters, I think, we should only rely on (48)
________ .
Wypełnij luki właściwymi
słowami.
Uzupełnij tłumaczenia zdań na angielski, nie
zmieniając niczego we fragmentach już przetłumaczonych. Tam, gdzie
w nawiasie podano, jak przetłumaczyć jakieś słowo, nie podano, w
jakiej formie ma ono wystąpić w tłumaczeniu.
a) Kampania
była niezwykle kosztowna i obie strony zgadzają się teraz, że
pieniądze
wydane
na plakaty można było użyć w lepszy sposób.
The campaign
was extremely costly and both sides (49) ________ on posters (50)
________ better way.
b) Moje pierwsze lata małżeńskie
były trudne, bo Ron nigdy nie wiedział, dokąd będzie musiał
jechać jutro ani na jak długo.
My first years of marriage
(51) ________ Ron never (52) ________ .
c) Oczywiście
wyślemy podziękowania do tych, których zdjęcia zostały
zamieszczone [PUBLISH] w letnim numerze magazynu.
Of course, we
will send our thanks (53) ________ summer issue of the magazine.
d)
W tym roku, dzięki dotacji z Ministerstwa, mogliśmy zaprosić
więcej artystów, łącznie z kilkoma z zagranicy.
This year,
due to the grant from the Ministry, (54) ________ more artists,
including some from abroad.
e) Chłopiec szybko
przyzwyczaił się do tego, że zadają mu wszelkiego rodzaju pytania
o jego rejs.
The boy soon (55) ________ all kinds of questions
about his voyage.
f) Na razie zbadaliśmy [EXAMINE] za
mało przypadków, by mieć pewność co do przyczyny.
For the
time being, (56) ________ cases to be sure about the cause.
g)
Coś, co miało być rutynowym lotem, zmieniło się w przerażające
przeżycie dla pasażerów i załogi.
(57) ________ routine
flight turned (58) ________ a frightening experience for the
passengers and crew.
h) Na każdego agenta pracującego
za granicą powinno być co najmniej trzech oficerów w centrali.
For every agent (59) ________ three officers in the
headquarters.
Wypełnij luki właściwymi
słowami.
Wpisz w odpowiedniej formie czasowniki w
nawiasach. Jeśli trzeba, dodaj czasownik modalny, ale nie dopisuj
zaimków ani rzeczowników.
a) At that time, it [be] (60)
________ quite a sensation [read] (61) ________ in the local paper
that the Bears’ coach [decide] (62) ________ he [have] (63)
________ enough and [offer] (64) ________ his resignation.
b)
I couldn’t help [smile] (65) ________ . It [strike] (66) ________
me as odd that, while not exactly anorectic, the girl [lean] (67)
________ towards extreme slimness but her cherished cat [overfeed]
(68) ________ beyond all limits.
c) d) If the boy be [be]
(69) ________ known [lie] (70) ________ before, the headmaster [be]
(71) ________ much firmer. [consider] (72) ________ the incident as
very serious [teach] (73) ________ him that dishonesty [pay + not]
(74) ________ .
e) The map, [draw] (75) ________ on a
single sheet of vellum, [show] (76) ________ the world from the
perspective of Jerusalem.
f) g) It [believe] (77)
________ the operation [begin] (78) ________ to bring about the
desired effect. Since it [start] (79) ________ the street price of
heroin [rise] (80) ________ over 350 per cent. But it is too early to
claim success as a similar operation in Italy in 1998, which
initially [say] (81) ________ [be] (82) ________ a breakthrough, now
[seem] (83) ________ [end] (84) ________ in failure.
h)
We just wanted to know when the exhibits that [restore] (85) ________
at the moment [return] (86) ________ to the main hall. Believe me, no
criticism [intend] (87) ________ .
Zaznacz
poprawną odpowiedź:
88. In Croatia, you will not
find as many first-class slopes as in Austria, but still you will
find ___________ .
1)
quite few
2)
the few
3)
quite a few
4)
just few
89.
This is how we start the procedure: first, ___________ his or her
partner.
1)
let every member of the team chooses
2)
let every member of the team to choose
3)
let’s every member of the team choose
4)
let every member of the team choose
90.
The true nature of 11 September still escapes recognition: never
before _________ so close to evil impersonated.
1)
we have come
2)
did we come
3)
we did come
4)
would we come
91.
His successes _____________ down in an effort to minimize a possible
impact on the younger voters.
1)
have often played
2)
were often played
3)
might have been playing
4)
did occasionally play
92.
It’s logical ______________ use objective tests to grade their
students’ work are considered to be fairer.
1)
that teachers that
2)
that the teachers which
3)
that such teachers who
4)
for the teachers who
93.
As editor-in-chief of The Star, Goldman became __________ that he
could almost decide local elections.
1)
such powerful man
2)
such a powerful
3)
so powerful
4)
so powerful man
Zaznacz
poprawną odpowiedź:
1. We (….) the circulation
of this rumour to him
1) own
2) admit
3) owe
4)
aloud
2. - Where do you come (….)? I was born in
Ireland
1) from
2) away
3) away from
4)
up
3. The Sahara (….) covers a great territory in
Africa.
1) Desire
2) Design
3) Desert
4)
Deserve
4. There where different kinds of fruits on the
table: plums, (….), apples and oranges.
1) pears
2)
beans
3) beetroots
4) corn
5. A good friend is
someone I can (….) for help.
1) call on
2) climb
up
3) attach
4) speak about
6. A person who
tells an untruth is a (….).
1) light
2) liar
3)
lion
4) tie
7. It’s so hot outside. I am
(....).
1) firstly
2) fiercely
3) thirdly
4)
thirsty
8. I will go for a walk if the weather (….)
fine.
1) will be
2) would be
3) is
4) has
been
9. She has (…) to highly confidential
information.
1) admission
2) access
3)
contact
4) addition
10. A meal without salt has no
(….) for me.
1) liking
2) apetite
3) taste
4)
cuisine
Zaznacz poprawną odpowiedź:
1.
Betty (chciałaby zwiedzić) the British Museum next week.
1)
wants to visit
2) would like to visit
3) likes to visit
4)
will visit
2. I (interesuję się) in modern drama.
1)
am interesting
2) is interested
3) be interested
4) am
interested
3. They (mają) a very comfortable house.
1)
has
2) 's got
3) have
4) have had
4. George
(był) to the United States many times.
1) was
2)
were
3) have been
4) has been
5. Tom (chce być)
an actor.
1) will be
2) would like to be
3) is
going to be
4) wants to be
6. Jane (czyta) a lot of
books.
1) read
2) is reading
3) reads
4)
has read
7. We (zamierzamy kupić) a good microwave
cooker.
1) want to buy
2) are going to buy
3)
would like to buy
4) intends to buy
8. He says he
(umie grać) golf very well.
1) may play
2) must
play
3) can play
4) has to play
9. In Kew
Gardens (jest) a lot of beautiful exotic plants.
1) there
is
2) are
3) is
4) there are
10. Jack
(woli) swimming to skiing.
1) likes
2) prefers
3)
would like
4) prefer
11. I (nie chciałbym
telefonować) Dr Smith tomorrow morning.
1) don't intend
to phone
2) wouldn't phone
3) don't want to phone
4)
wouldn't like to phone
12. They (nie interesują się) in
classical music.
1) aren't interested
2) aren't
interesting
3) weren't interesting
4) weren't
interested
13. Pat (nie ma) many compact discs.
1)
haven't
2) don't have
3) hasn't got
4) doesn't
get
14. Mr and Mrs Mackin (nie byli) to Poland yet.
1)
wasn't
2) weren't
3) hasn't been
4) haven't been
15.
They (nie chcą mieszkać) in Glasgow.
1) wouldn't like to
live
2) doesn't want to live
3) don't want to live
4)
don't live
16. Grace (nie czyta) newspapers every day.
1)
won't read
2) doesn't read
3) don't read
4) isn't
reading
17. (Czy chciałbyś poznać) Professor Green?
1)
Do you want to meet
2) Would you like to meet
3) Will you
meet
4) Didn't you want to meet
18. (Czy Frank
interesuje się) in applied linguistics?
1) Is Frank
interested
2) Is Frank interesting
3) Was Frank
interesting
4) Was Frank interested
19. (Nie ma) any
message that might interest you, I'm afraid.
1) There
aren't
2) There wasn't
3) There hasn't been
4) There
isn't
20. (Czy Kate woli) the theatre or the cinema?
1)
Does Kate prefer
2) Does Kate like
3) Would Kate prefer
4)
Will Kate prefer
21. What (chcielibyście robić) next
summer?
1) do you want to do
2) are you going to
do
3) did you like to do
4) would you like to do
22.
How many dictionaries (oni mają)?
1) do they have
2)
they have
3) are they having
4) they've got
23.
(Czy Tom był) to Italy yet?
1) Had Tom been
2)
Whether Tom has been
3) Was Tom
4) Has Tom been
24.
When (oni chcą czytać) The Godfather?
1) they want to
read
2) will they read
3) do they want to read
4)
would they read
25. Where (Tom mieszka)?
1) Tom
lives
2) Tom has lived
3) did Tom live
4) does Tom
live
Zaznacz poprawną odpowiedź:
1.
Why (Mary nie może pójść) to the cinema tonight?
1)
Mary may not go
2) Mary can't go
3) can't Mary go
4)
won't Mary go
2. Is it true that Frank (nie zamierza
pisać) a letter to Kate?
1) isn't going to write
2)
don't intend to write
3) wouldn't like to write
4) doesn't
want to write
3. How many theatres (jest) in
Edinburgh?
1) is there
2) there are
3) are
there
4) there is
4. What (dr Smith zajmuje się) at
the university?
1) Dr Smith is concerned with
2) is
Dr Smith concerned with
3) was Dr Smith concerned with
4)
Dr Smith has been concerned with
5. (Porozmawiajmy) to
Professor Black after his lecture.
1) We must talk
2)
Let's talk
3) We talk
4) Shall we talk
6. I
wonder (czy Lucy zna) Mrs Brown.
1) does Lucy know
2)
if Lucy knows
3) if Lucy would know
4) if Lucy knew
7.
Yesterday (było) a meeting at the club.
1) there was
2)
there has been
3) there were
4) there have been
8.
(Czy mógłbyś pomóc) Jane with her German?
1) May you
help
2) Can you help
3) Will you help
4) Could you
help
9. What (oni robią) at the moment?
1)
they do
2) do they do
3) they are doing
4) are they
doing
10. (Czy John będzie) at home this time
tomorrow?
1) Would John like to be
2) Is John
3)
Might John be
4) Will John be
11. Why (nie ma) any
dictionaries in that library?
1) there isn't
2) there
aren't
3) isn't there
4) aren't there
12. I
(obawiam się) I can't play bridge with you tomorrow night.
1)
be afraid
2) afraid
3) 'm afraid
4) 're afraid
13.
He (nie lubi spacerować) in the rain.
1) wouldn't like to
walk
2) won't walk
3) don't like walking
4) doesn't
like walking
14. How often (pan Ford przyjeżdża) to
Warsaw?
1) will Mr Ford come
2) has Mr Ford come
3)
is Mr Ford coming
4) does Mr Ford come
15. What
languages (ona mówi)?
1) is she speaking
2) does she
speak
3) she is speaking
4) she speaks
16. Where
(oni byli) last summer?
1) they've been
2) they
were
3) were they
4) have they been
17. I wonder
how many times (Dick oglądał) that film.
1) Dick has
seen
2) Dick saw
3) has Dick seen
4) did Dick see
18.
He (musi przetłumaczyć) an article from Polish into English.
1)
have to translate
2) should translate
3) must translate
4)
might translate
19. (Czy zechcesz zaprosić) Frank to your
party?
1) Do you want to invite
2) Are you going to
invite
3) Do you feel like inviting
4) Will you invite
20.
Betty says she (nie lubi) Mr Green's wife.
1) isn't
like
2) wouldn't like
3) don't like
4) doesn't
like
21. I wonder if (byłeś) to a concert this
month.
1) you were
2) were you
3) you've been
4)
have you been
22. I'd like to know how often Mr Wilson
(przyjeżdża) to London.
1) come
2) is coming
3)
comes
4) has come
23. In my opinion, you (powinieneś
pracować) more systematically.
1) must work
2) could
work
3) have to work
4) should work
24. George
(nie słucha) to the radio at the moment.
1) won't
listen
2) doesn't listen
3) isn't listening
4) isn't
going to listen
25. Why (nie przyszedłeś) to the club
yesterday afternoon?
1) you didn't come
2) didn't you
come
3) haven't you come
4) you haven't come
Zaznacz
poprawną odpowiedź:
1. I wonder if (masz ochotę
na) a cup of coffee.
1) you feel like
2) do you feel
like
3) would you like
4) you like
2. As far as
I remember, Miss Kelly (nie chciała pojechać) to Oxford last
year.
1) wouldn't like to go
2) didn't go
3)
hasn't wanted to go
4) didn't want to go
3. Which
(wolisz): tea or coffee?
1) you'd like
2) do you
prefer
3) you prefer
4) would you like
4. I
don't know where (pan Short spędza) his weekends.
1) Mr
Short spends
2) does Mr Short spend
3) Mr Short is
spending
4) is Mr Short spending
5. As far I know,
Jane (nie umie prowadzić) a car.
1) may not drive
2)
might not drive
3) couldn't drive
4) can't drive
6.
Could you tell me why (nie oglądasz) television regularly?
1)
you don't watch
2) you aren't watching
3) don't you
watch
4) aren't you watching
7. I wonder when (Jane
ma zamiar odwiedzić) her parents.
1) Jane intends to
visit
2) is Jane going to visit
3) does Jane intend to
visit
4) Jane would like to visit
8. (Czy nie zechce
pan zamknąć) the window? It's a bit chilly in here.
1)
Won't you shut
2) Couldn't you shut
3) Aren't you going to
shut
4) Don't you want to shut
9. Do you know how
many books (jest) in the National Library?
1) is there
2)
are there
3) there is
4) there are
10. When
(byliście) abroad?
1) have you been
2) were you
3)
you were
4) would you be
11. I wonder why (pan Black
chciałby pracować) in Nigeria.
1) would Mr Black like to
work
2) will Mr Black work
3) does Mr Black want to work
4)
Mr Black would like to work
12. Professor Tucker (nie ma)
much time.
1) don't have
2) haven't got
3)
doesn't have
4) haven't
13. When (oni chcieliby
przyjechać) to Poland?
1) do they want to come
2)
they want to come
3) would they like to come
4) they would
like to come
14. Why (Tom nie chce zdawać) an examination
in mathematics?
1) wouldn't Tom like to take
2)
doesn't Tom like taking
3) Tom doesn't want to take
4)
doesn't Tom want to take
15. I wonder why (Fred nie lubi
czytać) historical novels.
1) Fred doesn't like
reading
2) doesn't Fred like reading
3) Fred wouldn't like
to read
4) wouldn't Fred like to read
16. (Czy on nie
potrafi grać) the piano?
1) Won't he play
2) Wasn't
he able to play
3) Can't he afford to play
4) Can't he
play
17. Excuse me, (czy mogę skorzystać z) the
telephone?
1) shall I use
2) do I have to use
3)
may I use
4) let me use
18. (Czy Mary nie powinna
napisać) a letter to Dr Taylor?
1) Doesn't Mary have to
write
2) Mustn't Mary write
3) Couldn't Mary write
4)
Shouldn't Mary write
19. I (nie gram) bridge tonight.
1)
'm not going to play
2) 'm not playing
3) don't want to
play
4) wouldn't like to play
20. (Czy nie lubicie)
Miss Granger?
1) Wouldn't you like
2) Won't you
like
3) Aren't you like
4) Don't you like
21.
They (nie palą) cigarettes at all.
1) don't smoke
2)
aren't smoking
3) never smoke
4) wouldn't smoke
22.
We'd like to know at what time (zaczynasz) your work everyday.
1)
are you starting
2) do you start
3) you are starting
4)
you start
23. He (musi wysłać) a telegram to his wife
this afternoon.
1) have to send
2) should send
3)
must send
4) may send
24. Jim says he (czytał) The
Use of English by Quirk about fifteen years ago.
1)
read
2) has read
3) has been reading
4) were
reading
25. They (nie chcieli oglądać) television last
night.
1) wouldn't like to watch
2) didn't like
watching
3) didn't want to watch
4) didn't intend to watch
Zaznacz poprawną odpowiedź:
1.
How (podobał wam się) the concert?
1) do you like
2)
did you like
3) were you like
4) would you like
2.
I'm sure Linda (nie rozmawiała) to Mr Brewster three days ago.
1)
didn't talk
2) don't talk
3) haven't talked
4) hasn't
talked
3. George (może być) at home now.
1)
must be
2) may be
3) will be
4) would be
4.
Excuse me, (czy mógłbym umyć) my hands?
1) can I
wash
2) could I wash
3) may I wash
4) must I wash
5.
What (oni robią) every afternoon?
1) they do
2) are
they doing
3) they are doing
4) do they do
6. Is
it true that Mike (nie musi wstawać) at 5 o'clock any more?
1)
don't have to get up
2) mustn't get up
3) doesn't have to
get up
4) may not get up
7. I wonder if Kate (nie
powinna pojechać) to London next week.
1) shouldn't go
2)
mustn't go
3) didn't have to go
4) doesn't have to go
8.
When (oni chcą kupić) a flat in Edinburgh?
1) are they
going to buy
2) do they want to buy
3) would they like to
buy
4) do they intend to buy
9. I (nie widziałem)
Jane last Saturday.
1) didn't see
2) hadn't seen
3)
haven't seen
4) wouldn't see
10. Roland (nie czytał)
any newspapers this week.
1) didn't read
2) weren't
reading
3) haven't read
4) hasn't read
11. They
(nie mogą przyjść) to our party tonight.
1) may not
come
2) couldn' t come
3) can't come
4) won' t
come
12. I wonder how many articles (pan Grant
opublikował) in 1998.
1) has Mr Grant published
2)
Mr Grant published
3) did Mr Grant publish
4) Mr Grant has
published
13. Do you know what kind of films (oni
lubią)?
1) they like
2) would they like
3) do
they like
4) they would like
14. In this book (nie
ma) any monolingual exercises.
1) isn't
2) aren't
3)
there isn't
4) there aren't
15. How many cigarettes
(wypalasz) every day?
1) you smoke
2) are you
smoking
3) you are smoking
4) do you smoke
16.
Pat (wyjeżdża) for Paris next Friday.
1) will leave
2)
is leaving
3) leave
4) is going to leave
17.
(Czy nie byłeś) in Budapest three months ago?
1) You
haven't been
2) Weren't you
3) You weren't
4) Haven't
you been
18. Could you tell me what (Tom sądzi) of my new
job?
1) does Tom think
2) is Tom thinking
3) Tom
thinks
4) Tom is thinking
19. Why are you so sad? I'd
like to know what (myślisz) about.
1) you are thinking
2)
are you thinking
3) do you think
4) you think
20.
I wonder if (podoba się jej) my brother.
1) does she
like
2) is she like
3) she likes
4) she is like
21.
I suppose Mr and Mrs Hood (będą) in Warsaw in a few weeks.
1)
would like to be
2) intend to be
3) want to be
4) will
be
22. They (powinni uczyć się) foreign languages.
1)
must learn
2) should learn
3) would learn
4) have to
learn
23. (Czy Betty nie słucha) to the radio at the
moment?
1) Isn't Betty listening
2) Doesn't Betty
listen
3) Isn't Betty going to listen
4) Won't Betty be
listening
24. How often (on miewa) his meetings?
1)
does he have
2) has he
3) he is having
4) has he
got
25. (Czy oni jedzą) lunch now?
1) Do they
have
2) Are they having
3) Have they
4) Have they Got
Zaznacz poprawną odpowiedź:
1.
I'm sure that Mr Smith (nie ma) a house in Edinburgh.
1)
don't have
2) haven't
3) hasn't got
4) haven't got
2.
I think you (powinieneś skontaktować się) with Dr Kelly as soon as
possible.
1) must get in touch
2) got in touch
3)
have to get in touch
4) should get in touch
3. Why
(nie pójść) for a walk this afternoon?
1) not go
2)
shouldn't we go
3) not going
4) don't go
4. (Czy
wolno mi otworzyć) the window?
1) Should I open
2)
May I open
3) Shall I open
4) Could I open
5.
How often (George chodzi) to the theatre?
1) George
goes
2) does George go
3) George is going
4) is George
going
6. I (wolałbym nie pisać) a letter to Professor
Taylor.
1) 'd like not to write
2) wouldn't like to
write
3) 'd rather not write
4) 'd better not write
7.
(Czy masz ochotę na oglądanie) television tonight?
1)
Will you be watching
2) Do you want to watch
3) Are you
going to watch
4) Do you feel like watching
8. Kate
(wyjeżdża) for Aberystwyth the day after tomorrow.
1)
leave
2) shall leave
3) is leaving
4) is to leave
9.
(Czy mam przyciszyć) the radio?
1) Shall I turn down
2)
May I turn down
3) Let me turn down
4) Do I have to turn
down
10. Do you think Sophie's Choice by William Styron
(byłby) worth reading?
1) should he
2) will be
3)
would be
4) ought to be
11. I suppose Jack (nie może
sobie pozwolić na kupno) a car.
1) is not allowed to
buy
2) may not buy
3) won't be able to buy
4) can't
afford to buy
12. They really (muszą pracować) on their
English more systematically.
1) have to work
2) has
to work
3) should work
4) ought to work
13. That
book (nie powinna być) too difficult for you.
1) mustn't
be
2) won't be
3) needn't be
4) oughtn't to be
14.
On Friday (jest) a lecture on contemporary British drama at the staff
club.
1) there will be
2) is
3) there is
4)
there is going to be
15. Jane is sorry, but she (nie może
przyjść) to the party on Tuesday.
1) won't come
2)
couldn't come
3) won't be able to come
4) can't come
16.
(Czy mógłbyś pomóc) Betty with her English?
1) Are you
able to help
2) Could you help
3) Will you be able to
help
4) Can you help
17. (Niech Kate opowie) us about
her adventures in Canada.
1) Let Kate tell
2) Let
Kate say
3) Kate should tell
4) Kate must say
18.
Last Friday Mr Brown said he (jest) very tired.
1) was
2)
is
3) has been
4) would be
19. Mr and Mrs Brown
(byli) to Los Angeles twice this year.
1) were
2)
have been
3) has been
4) had been
20. I wonder
what (sądzisz) of Mary Clark?
1) do you think
2)
have you thought
3) are you thinking
4) you think
21.
They (nie muszą brać udziału) in the conference on foreign
language teaching.
1) mustn't take part
2) won't have
to take part
3) needn't take part
4) may not take part
22.
Jane (chyba musi być) in Scotland now.
1) has to be
2)
must be
3) may be
4) should be
23. We (możemy
mieć) the book George is looking for.
1) may have
2)
must have
3) should have
4) ought to have
24.
(Gdybym był na twoim miejscu), I'd start learning French.
1)
If I would be you
2) If I was you
3) If I were you
4)
If I be you
25. (Nie wolno mu palić) so many
cigarettes.
1) He needn't smoke
2) He can't smoke
3)
He mustn't smoke
4) He doesn't have to smoke
Zaznacz poprawną odpowiedź:
1.
(Czy będziesz mógł przetłumaczyć) that paper of mine into
English?
1) Are you able to translate
2) Can you
translate
3) Will you be able to translate
4) Could you
translate
2. Mr Blackstone (jest) in Warsaw since
September.
1) is
2) have been
3) was
4) has
been
3. George couldn't go to the concert last night,
because he (musiał pisać) an essay.
1) must write
2)
had to write
3) must have written
4) has had to write
4.
I think Fred (zatelefonuje) you tomorrow afternoon.
1)
would phone
2) will phone
3) shall phone
4) is going
to phone
5. Mary (nie musi zdawać) an examination in
French this semester.
1) doesn't have to take
2)
mustn't take
3) won't have to take
4) won't take
6.
They (byli) in Switzerland seven years ago.
1) have
been
2) was
3) were
4) had been
7. Why (oni
nie przyjechali) to Poland last summer?
1) they didn't
come
2) didn't they come
3) they haven't come
4)
weren't they coming
8. It's time (żebyśmy zjedli)
lunch.
1) we had
2) we have
3) we will have
4)
we should have
9. Jane said (że nie podoba się jej) the
performance.
1) she didn't like
2) she wouldn't
like
3) she doesn't like
4) she wasn't like
10.
As far as I know, Mr Green (pisze) a new book.
1) was
writing
2) writes
3) is writing
4) has written
11.
In two hours Tom (będzie oglądał) television.
1) is
going to watch
2) will be watching
3) would be watching
4)
is watching
12. Who (ciebie widział) at the club last
night?
1) did you see
2) have you seen
3) has
seen you
4) saw you
13. I'd rather (żebyś nie
robił) that exercise.
1) you didn't do
2) you don't
do
3) you wasn't doing
4) you haven't done
14.
Mrs Firth (czyta) The Godfather for a few days now.
1)
reads
2) is reading
3) has read
4) has been
reading
15. (Niewykluczone, że Jack pojedzie) to New York
in a couple of months.
1) Jack is likely to go
2)
Jack might go
3) Jack will be able to go
4) Jack may have
gone
16. What (Kate robiła) from two to four yesterday
afternoon?
1) was Kate doing
2) Kate did
3) has
Kate been doing
4) Kate was doing
17. (Czy zechciałby
pan włączyć) the radio, please.
1) Do you switch on
2)
Will you switch on
3) Do you mind switching on
4) Would you
switch on
18. My impression is that Jane (zna) Mr Marlowe
for a long time.
1) know
2) knows
3) have
known
4) has known
19. We knew Mr and Mrs Grant (nie
mają zamiaru sprzedawać) their flat in St. John's Wood.
1)
aren't going to sell
2) didn't want to sell
3) weren't
going to sell
4) don't intend to sell
20. I was sure
Mr Ford (jest) at home for at least three hours.
1) is
2)
has been
3) was
4) had been
21. In my opinion,
you (powinieneś był wysłać) a telegram to your boss yesterday
morning.
1) should send
2) ought to send
3)
should have sent
4) must have sent
22. I'd like (żeby
oni się uczyli) foreign languages.
1) they studied
2)
they'd study
3) them to study
4) them study
23.
(Niemożliwe, żeby pan Taylor pracował) in the laboratory now.
1)
Mr Taylor may not be working
2) Mr Taylor can't be working
3)
Mr Taylor might not be working
4) Mr Taylor isn't likely to be
working
24. I am sure Jim (uzyska) his M. A. degree by the
end of this academic session.
1) will have taken
2)
would take
3) is likely to take
4) would have taken
25.
I'm afraid they (nie są w stanie zrozumieć) Mary.
1) are
unable to understand
2) couldn't understand
3) may not
understand
4) won't be able to under stand
Wypełnij luki właściwymi
słowami.
Zastosuj podane w nawiasach angielskie
bezokoliczniki w postaci
odpowiadającej znaczeniem polskim formom czasownikowym bez
pominięcia żadnego istotnego elementu.
P r z y k ł a
d:
Betty (nie chce poślubić – marry) Tom.
Betty
doesn't want to marry Tom.
(Czy George umie grać –
play) bridge?
Can George play bridge?
UWAGA: System
uznaje za poprawne tylko i wyłącznie formy skrócone (isn't, I'll,
you're).
1. You (powinniście uczęszczać –
attend) (1) ________ your English classes regularly.
2. I (nie
byłem na – be) (2) ________ any interesting lectures lately.
3.
That (chyba musi być – be) (3) ________ Mr Smith.
4. Jane
(nie wolno palić – smoke) (4) ________ cigarettes.
5. They
(nie potrzebują jeździć – go) (5) ________ to Newcastle every
week.
6. John (jest w stanie skończyć – complete) (6)
________ his experiment by the end of next month.
7. I hope
Miss Green (przyjedzie – come) (7) ________ to Warsaw in a few
weeks.
8. That exercise (byłoby – be) (8) ________ too
difficult for Kate.
9. The gentleman you (poznałeś – meet)
(9) ________ at Betty's party is a very good chess player.
10.
I suppose you (znasz – know) (10) ________ Professor Hurford for a
long time.
11. Fred couldn't go to the pictures last night,
because he (musiał pisać – write) (11) ________ a paper.
12.
Tom will be very glad if Helen (zaprosi – invite) (12) ________ him
to her party.
13. As usual, Linda (nie może się zdecydować –
make up) (13) ________ her mind.
14. (Czy nie telefonowałeś –
phone) (14) ________ Miss Kelly yesterday afternoon?
15. It's
time (żebyśmy zrobili – do) (15) ________ something about the
tool shed in the garden.
16. Who and when (powiedział –
tell) (16) ________ you that?
17. They didn't know Margaret
(jest – be) (17) ________ in London.
18. I (będę się
widział z – see) (18) ________ Dr Taylor tomorrow afternoon.
19.
It (pada – rain) (19) ________ since yesterday morning.
20.
What (robiłeś – do) (20) ________ last Sunday?
21. At six
o'clock Tom (czytał – read) (21) ________ a book.
22. Do you
mind (żebym zamknął – shut) (22) ________ the window?
23.
(Czy mógłby pan włączyć – switch on) (23) ________ the
television?
24. They (powinni byli zaprosić – invite) (24)
________ Professor Anderson to the conference.
25. I want
(żebyś kupił – buy) (25) ________ a good dictionary while in
London.
Wypełnij luki właściwymi słowami.
Wstaw
angielski odpowiednik podanego w nawiasie polskiego wyrazu lub zwrotu
bez pominięcia żadnego istotnego elementu.
1. There is
no doubt (co do tego) (1) ________ .
2. That must have been
(ktoś inny) (2) ________ .
3. Last week Professor Ferguson
gave a lecture on (wartość archeologii i jej funkcja we
współczesnym świecie) (3)
________ .
4. Do you always admire (erudycję i elokwencję)
(4) ________ ?
5. I've decided to go there (piechotą) (5)
________ .
6. I'm sorry, but I don't remember (nazwy hotelu)
(6) ________ .
7. Linda doesn't want to be seen (w towarzystwie
Freda) (7) ________ .
8. Tower blocks are said to be (pewnego
rodzaju rozwiązaniem problemu
przestrzeni) (8) ________ in big towns.
9. John regards New
York (za bezduszne pustkowie z cegły i betonu) (9) ________ .
10.
What do you think of Susan? Isn't she (całkiem beznadziejna) (10)
________ ?
11. Rembrandt and Rubens belong (do tego samego
okresu) (11) ________ .
12. (Czytelnia) (12) ________ is on the
ground floor.
13. (Właściwie) (13) ________ , I'd better take
it easy today.
14. Miss Ford
spent (więcej niż pół godziny) (14) ________ sitting in front of
Leonardo da Vinci's painting "The Virgin on the Rocks".
15. (Jakiego rodzaju muzykę) (15) ________ do you like best?
16. Don't you think that Mr Jones is (staromodny) (16) ________
?
17. You must take (pełną odpowiedzialność za swe czyny)
(17) ________ .
18. In my opinion, Bill is (całkowicie
nieodpowiedzialny) (18) ________ .
19. People are spiteful and
always ready to make up (wszelkiego rodzaju głupie historyjki) (19)
________ .
20. Betty is looking for (dobrze płatnej pracy)
(20) ________ .
21. Keith has prepared (małą niespodziankę)
(21) ________ for Kate.
22. I wonder if you could put the vase
(z powrotem na miejsce) (22) ________ .
23. Jane has invited
her friends (na obiad) (23) ________ .
24. Dr Jones couldn't
come to Andrew's party last Friday (z powodu wcześniej przyjętego
zobowiązania) (24) ________ .
25. Warsaw's (komunikacja
miejska) (25) ________ is quite good.
Wypełnij
luki właściwymi słowami.
Zastosuj podane w nawiasach
angielskie bezokoliczniki w postaci
odpowiadającej znaczeniem polskim formom czasownikowym bez
pominięcia żadnego istotnego elementu.
1. John (chyba
musiał zapomnieć - forget) (1) ________ about Kate's birthday.
2.
I think you (powinieneś był porozmawiać - talk) (2) ________ to
Professor Swan about your project.
3. Mr Firth (niemożliwe,
żeby wyjechał - leave) (3) ________ for Canada this week without
letting us know about it.
4. Is it true that Kate (była w -
be) (4) ________ Japan four times by the end of 1990?
5.
(Lepiej, żebyś nie telefonował - phone) (5) ________ Dr Taylor
this morning.
6. I (wolałbym zjeść - have) (6) ________
lunch at home
tomorrow.
7. She has nothing against (żebyśmy grali - play)
(7) ________ bridge in the garden.
8. (Czy zechcesz wyjaśnić
- explain) (8) ________ that problem to me now, please?
9.
George asked Susan how long she (ma - have) (9) ________ her car.
10. Mary (udało się skończyć - complete) (10) ________ her
experiment last month.
11. They said they (przebywają - stay)
(11) ________ in Lancaster for nearly three weeks.
12. Tom
(może nie będzie musiał pracować - work) (12) ________ overtime
next year.
13. We (nie musieliśmy zatrzymywać się - stop)
(13) ________ in Budapest on our way back home.
14. You
(niepotrzebnie wydałeś - spend) (14) ________ so much money in
London.
15. Jim wanted to know if Lucy (będzie mogła
skontaktować się - get in touch) (15) ________ with Dr Smith the
following morning.
16. Do you want (dać swój zegarek
do
wyregulowania - regulate) (16) ________ tomorrow?
17. Fred
would like to write a poem (aby zaimponować - impress) (17) ________
his friends.
18. You (powinieneś był powiedzieć - tell) (18)
________ your mother when you'd be back home.
19. We should be
delighted if you (zechciałbyś odwiedzić - come and see) (19)
________ us next Saturday.
20. George said he (przyjechał -
come) (20) ________ to Poland at the beginning of July.
21. I'm
sure Jack (przeczyta - read) (21) ________ that book by the end of
next week.
22. If Betty had asked me I (pożyczyłbym - lend)
(22) ________ her the dictionary she needed so badly.
23. Harry
(mógłby chcieć spędzić - spend) (23) ________ his next winter
holidays in the Alps.
24. Professor Green knew that Miss Taylor
(nie mogła wygłosić - give) (24) ________ a talk at the staff
club.
25. George (miał zaprosić - invite) (25) ________ Dr
Black to take part in our conference. Let's hope he hasn't forgotten.
aznacz poprawną odpowiedź:
1.
(Zdaje się, że pan Smith był) very busy last month.
1)
Mr Smith seemed to be
2) Mr Smith seemed to have been
3) Mr
Smith seems to be
4) Mr Smith seems to have been
2.
Jane (mogła nie widzieć) Hamlet while in London.
1)
might not see
2) may not have seen
3) couldn't see
4)
couldn't have seen
3. They are supposed (że mieszkają)
in Edinburgh since 1987.
1) that they live
2) to
live
3) to have lived
4) they have lived
4. Tom
wants to come to Warsaw (po to, żeby napisać) a book on the Royal
Castle and its reconstruction.
1) so as to be able to
write
2) to write
3) so that he can write
4) so that
he would write
5. (Zdaje się, że Betty tłumaczy)
Professor Green's recent paper into Spanish.
1) Betty
seems to translate
2) Betty seems to be translating
3)
Betty seems to have been translated
4) Betty seems to have
translated
6. (Niemożliwe, żeby dr Ford zgubił) his
watch.
1) Dr Ford can't have lost
2) Dr Ford couldn't
lose
3) Dr Ford might not have lost
4) Dr Ford may not
have lost
7. Mrs Black is said (że interesowała się) in
Elizabethan drama before she took up sociology as her subject.
1)
she had been interested
2) to be interested
3) that she was
interested
4) to have been interested
8. George is
going to work overtime (żeby móc kupić) a house in
Aberystwyth.
1) in order to buy
2) so that he can buy
3) to buy
4) so that he would buy
9. (Zdaje
się, że znasz) Dr Brown very well.
1) You seem to
know
2) You seem to have known
3) You seemed to know
4)
You seemed to have known
10. Jack (nie mógł przyjść)
to the club last night.
1) can't have come
2) may not
have come
3) couldn't come
4) couldn't have come
11.
They are believed (że grają) bridge twice a week during the last
ten years.
1) they have been playing
2) to play
3)
to have been playing
4) to be playing
12. Jim took on
an extra job last year (aby jego żona mogła pojechać) to Greece on
holiday.
1) able to go so that his wife will be
2) so
that his wife can go
3) so that his wife could go
4) so
that his wife would go
13. They are thought (że mają) a
lot of friends in Scotland.
1) to have
2) to have
had
3) they have
4) they have had
14. (Zdaje
się, że pan Taylor pisze) a book since last year.
1) Mr
Taylor seems to write
2) Mr Taylor seems to be writing
3)
Mr Taylor seems to have been writing
4) Mr Taylor seems to have
written
15. Miss Jenkins (nie mogła była obrazić) Mr
Bennett.
1) couldn't have offended
2) can't have
offended
3) might not have offended
4) may not have
offended
16. Mary is said (że czytała) a book this time
last Saturday.
1) to have read
2) to have been
reading
3) she was reading
4) to be reading
17.
They are believed (że mieli) a cottage somewhere in the south of
Scotland before the Second World War.
1) they had
2)
they had had
3) to have
4) to have had
18. Mr
Wilson often takes his daughter to concerts at the Royal Festival
Hall (aby się przyzwyczaiła) to good music.
1) so that
she can get used
2) so that she will get used
3) so that
she would get used
4) so that she got used
19. Two
years ago, Mrs Gray sent her son to Egypt (po to, żeby mógł
zobaczyć) the pyramids.
1) to see
2) in order to
see
3) so that he can see
4) so that he could see
20.
(Niewykluczone, że Helen nie zatelefonowała) Mr and Mrs Stone
yesterday morning.
1) Helen might not phone
2) Helen
can't have phoned
3) Helen couldn't have phoned
4) Helen
might not have phoned
21. You (nie musisz zażywać) those
tablets so often.
1) shouldn't take
2) mustn't
take
3) needn't take
4) aren't allowed to take
22.
(Czy nie mogłeś był pomyśleć) of anything more interesting?
1)
Couldn't you have thought
2) Couldn't you think
3) Weren't
you able to think
4) Mightn't you think
23. If you
had understood the joke, you (zareagowałbyś) differently.
1)
would react
2) would have reacted
3) will have reacted
4)
should have reacted
24. If I were you I (nie poszedłbym)
to the cinema with Kate last night.
1) wouldn't go
2)
shouldn't go
3) wouldn't have gone
4) oughtn't to have
gone
25. We (nie jesteśmy przyzwyczajeni do wstawania) at
five o'clock.
1) usedn't to get up
2) aren't used to
getting up
3) didn't use to get up
4) haven't got used to
getting up
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istotnego elementu.
1. (Czy masz ochotę na - feel) (1)
________ a cup of tea?
2. As far as I remember Miss Rogers (nie
chciała poślubić - marry) (2) ________ Mr Shorter six years ago.
3. I don't know where (Sally spędza - spend) (3) ________ her
summer holidays.
4. (Czy umiesz grać - play) (4) ________
tennis?
5. Could you tell me why (oni nie chcą mieć - have)
(5) ________ a car?
6. I wonder when (Betty ma zamiar zdawać -
take) (6) ________ an examination in philosophy.
7. Do you know
when (Tom and Linda byli - be) (7) ________ in Madrid?
8. I
wonder why (dr Taylor nie chciał wygłosić - give) (8) ________ a
paper at the conference in Swansea.
9. (Czy byliście - be) (9)
________ in Prague two weeks ago?
10. What (robisz - do) (10)
________ this afternoon?
11. They (nie mają - have) (11)
________ much time in the evenings.
12. (Czy on nie może
zrozumieć - understand) (12) ________ Jane?
13. How long
(Brenda chciałaby przebywać - stay) (13) ________ in Warsaw?
14.
(Czy nie znasz - know) (14) ________ Mr Smith's address?
15.
Why (Fred nie lubi czytać - read) (15) ________ newspapers?
16.
(Czy Jack jest - be) (16) ________ good at mathematics?
17.
Excuse me, (czy mogę skorzystać - use) (17) ________ your computer?
18. I (nie muszę telefonować - phone) (18) ________ Professor
Brown tomorrow morning.
19. I think you (powinieneś wyjaśnić
- explain) (19) ________ that problem to your students once again.
20. They (nie grywają - play) (20) ________ chess at the club
any longer.
21. (Czy nie mógłbyś powiedzieć - tell) (21)
________ me why George is so nervous?
22. In my opinion, Jim
(nie powinien marnować - waste) (22) ________ so much time.
23.
(Czy oni muszą wziąć udział - take part) (23) ________ in the
next conference on foreign language teaching?
24. We'd like to
know at what time (wracasz - come back) (24) ________ home from your
office on Thursdays.
25. I wonder if Jack (widział - see) (25)
________ Fiddler on the Roof while in New York.
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polskiego wyrazu lub zwrotu bez pominięcia istotnego żadnego
elementu.
1. John says that Betty feels more confident (w
jego obecności) (1) ________ .
2. Let's meet (u mnie) (2)
________ around five.
3. George keeps saying that watching
television is (stratą czasu) (3) ________ .
4. (Żeby być
całkiem szczerym) (4) ________ I don't feel like going to the cinema
tonight.
5. Professor Hawkins is one of those rare people who
do (właściwą rzecz we właściwym czasie) (5) ________ .
6.
Dr Smith is due to arrive in Warsaw next week. (Tym razem) (6)
________ he is going to give two lectures at Warsaw University.
7.
Betty is (pełna podziwu) (7) ________ for Harry's intelligence.
8.
Tony has always been (bardzo oszczędny) (8) ________ .
9. Mike
often goes (na urlop) (9) ________ in winter, because he likes skiing
very much.
10. Bergman's films are concerned with philosophical
and existential problems. (Z tego powodu) (10) ________ they are not
always easy to understand.
11. Jack has (bardzo bujną
wyobraźnię) (11) ________ .
12. What seems quite obvious is
that Fred has (talent do muzyki) (12) ________ .
13. Miss Kelly
says that living in a small town has its (dobre i złe strony) (13)
________ .
14. Peter is interested in (historią
starożytną) (14) ________ .
15. Let's take an examination in
English next week. - O.K., (im wcześniej, tym lepiej) (15) ________
.
16. Is Mr Green satisfied (ze swej pozycji społecznej) (16)
________ ?
17. Tom and Robert were (w szkole) (17) ________
together.
18. They have been abroad (od zeszłego miesiąca)
(18) ________ .
19. I couldn't take a trip to the Lake District
last Saturday, because I had to finish (pewną pilną pracę).
20.
One has to earn (na życie) (19) ________ .
21. What's
(najświeższe wiadomości) (20) ________ ?
22. Yesterday
morning Mr Brown got stuck (w korku ulicznym) (21) ________ .
23.
Jim was very busy yesterday. He was writing a paper (cały dzień)
(22) ________ .
24. I hope you don't mind Tom getting engaged
to Kate. - (Wprost przeciwnie) (23) ________ , I'm simply delighted.
25. John says there are (za mało teatrów) (24) ________ in
Glasgow.
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1.
Is it true that (Linda zamierza studiować - study) (1) ________
electronics?
2. How many books (jest - be) (2) ________ in the
National Library?
3. I (nie wiem - know) (3) ________ if Mr and
Mrs Kelly are at home now.
4. I'd like to know what (John robi
- do) (4) ________ at the moment.
5. What (profesor Green
zajmuje się - concern) (5) ________ with?
6. I wonder if
(Frank nie zamierza sprzedać - sell) (6) ________ his car.
7.
(Chodźmy - go) (7) ________ to the theatre on Friday night.
8.
(Czy Tom będzie - be) (8) ________ in York next week?
9. When
(jedziesz - go) (9) ________ to Rome?
10. What (oni robią -
do) (10) ________ now?
11. Three days ago (było - be) (11)
________ an important meeting at the university club.
12. I
(nie chciałbym widzieć się z - see) (12) ________ George this
afternoon.
13. What languages (on mówi - speak) (13) ________
?
14. I (nie lubię spacerować - walk) (14) ________ in the
rain.
15. How often (Mr Ford chodzi - go) (15) ________ to Hyde
Park?
16. Where (byliście - be) (16) ________ last summer?
17. I wonder how many films (obejrzałeś - see) (17) ________
in September.
18. He (musi przetłumaczyć - translate) (18)
________ a paper into French.
19. (Czy zechce pan otworzyć -
open) (19) ________ the window?
20. I wonder if Kate (czytała
- read) (20) ________ Lord Jim.
21. Betty says (że, nie podoba
się jej - like) (21) ________ her sister's husband.
22. I
wonder if (byłeś na - be) (22) ________ a concert this month.
23.
I'd like to know how many cigarettes a day (wypalasz - smoke) (23)
________ .
24. Why (nie przyszedłeś - come) (24) ________ to
Professor Black's lecture last Tuesday?
25. I think they
(powinni poznać - meet) (25) ________ Dr Green.
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1. I'll let you know (jak tylko) (1) ________
John arrives in Warsaw.
2. I'm afraid, Jim is going to be very
busy (za kilka godzin) (2) ________ .
3. Mrs Smith will come
here this afternoon (chyba że) (3) ________ it rains.
4. All I
need is (cisza i spokój (4) ________ ).
5. (Wczoraj o tej
porze) (5) ________ we were watching television.
6. He is
(jedynym człowiekiem) (6) ________ for that position.
7. James
wasn't at the club last night. He must have been (gdzie indziej) (7)
________ .
8. (Zanim) (8) ________ you take the decision you
must think the problem over.
9. Mr Smith has gone to Norway
(służbowo) (9) ________ .
10. I have (jedną radę) (10)
________ for you.
11. They are (dobrzy z matematyki) (11)
________ .
12. (Zarówno Kate, jak i Susan) (12) ________ are
teachers of English.
13. That hotel was built (wkrótce po
wojnie) (13) ________ .
14. Jane goes to the theatre (co drugi
tydzień) (14) ________ .
15. Betty says she would like to take
a trip to Australia (kiedyś w przyszłości) (15) ________ .
16.
If you aren't satisfied with your paper, try to write (lepszy) (16)
________ .
17. (Jednocześnie) (17) ________ I wish to thank
you for your generous hospitality.
18. Betty has bought (miły
prezent) (18) ________ for her husband.
19. The dictionary
you're looking for is over there - (na dolnej półce) (19) ________
.
20. At present Mr Blake is (z krótką wizytą) (20) ________
to Spain.
21. I wonder if you know (ile) (21) ________ Linda
earns.
22. Have a good time! - Thank you, (nawzajem) (22)
________ .
23. If you come to my party next Saturday you'll
meet (kilkoro z moich przyjaciół) (23) ________ .
24.
Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony is (przykładem muzyki opisowej) (24)
________ .
25. There is (przyjemne pole kempingowe) (25)
________ not far from the woods.
Zaznacz poprawną odpowiedź:
1.
Don't be so (niewdzięczny).
1) unbearable
2)
unreliable
3) ungrateful
4) unbelievable
2.
Oxford is famous (ze swego uniwersytetu).
1) of its
university
2) for its university
3) from its university
4)
with its university
3. Dr Brown is going to talk about his
(najnowszej) book.
1) last
2) latest
3) least
4)
late
4. (To, co) I saw there was absolutely
marvellous.
1) Which
2) That
3) What
4)
Whatever
5. Professor Hudson's lecture made (silne
wrażenie) on me.
1) a strong impression
2) a
powerful expression
3) a hard experience
4) a serious
engagement
6. (No cóż), it's time I was going back
home.
1) Why
2) Well
3) Now
4) Actually
7.
His work gives him the mental (zadowolenie) he needs.
1)
satisfaction
2) pleasure
3) involvement
4)
convenience
8. We haven't had (dużo) time since last
year.
1) lots of
2) enough
3) much
4)
many
9. Why is Jane (rozczarowana)?
1)
dissatisfied
2) disappointed
3) depressed
4)
helpless
10. David is extremely talented and ambitious.
(Co więcej), he really works hard.
1) After all
2)
Moreover
3) Above all
4) Beside
11. Betty's
mother is very (zaborcza).
1) aggressive
2)
imposing
3) possessive
4) exacting
12. George
says that an interesting book is (lepsza) than many a television
programme.
1) best
2) more attractive
3)
better
4) butter
13. Some children don't like (mycia)
their teeth.
1) clearing
2) cleaning
3)
washing
4) washing up
14. Did they (bawili się)
themselves at the party last Saturday?
1) please
2)
play
3) joy
4) enjoy
15. I may have read that
book (raz) or twice.
1) one's
2) ounce
3)
once
4) ones
16. That bridge is made of (stali).
1)
steel
2) steal
3) still
4) style
17. Would
you mind passing me the salt? - (Proszę).
1) Please.
2)
Yes, please.
3) Here you are.
4) You're here.
18.
Kate doesn't seem to have (dużo) video cassettes.
1) a
lot of
2) many
3) much
4) a few
19. This is
(niezmiernie ciekawa książka).
1)
the very interesting book
2) a very interesting book
3) the
most interesting book
4) a most interesting book
20.
Jack speaks good Polish, (chociaż) he hasn't been to Poland yet.
1)
however
2) either
3) although
4) but
21.
Has there been anything interesting on television (ostatnio)?
1)
last time
2) at last
3) lately
4) lastly
22.
Bill and Mary often go to the theatre, but (żadne z nich) has seen
The Tempest yet.
1) neither of them
2) none of
them
3) either of them
4) no one
23. Last month
we were so busy that watching television was simply (wykluczone).
1)
out of order
2) impossible
3) not very likely
4) out
of the question
24. Being able to communicate in a foreign
language is a real (korzyścią).
1) handicap
2)
profit
3) advantage
4) adventure
25. (Film) Jane
was telling us about the other day is very good, indeed.
1)
Film
2) This film
3) A film
4) The film
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1.
Tom (mógł był zwiedzić - visit) (1) ________ Buckingham Palace in
July, but he preferred to take a trip to Stratford - on - Avon.
2.
Mr King said he (chyba musiał czytać - read) (2) ________ that book
about ten years before.
3. Dr Gray and Mr Taylor (zdaje się,
że nie brali udziału - take part) (3) ________ in the conference.
4. I (nie jestem przyzwyczajony do palenia - smoke) (4)
________ a cigarette before breakfast.
5. If I were you I (nie
zapraszałbym - invite) (5) ________ John to the party.
6. Do
you think you (będziesz musiał wstać - get up) (6) ________ at six
tomorrow morning?
7. (Czy uczysz się - study) (7) ________
English tonight?
8. I'd like to know what (stało się -
happen) (8) ________ here yesterday morning.
9. We (wolelibyśmy
posłuchać - listen) (9) ________ to the radio now.
10. Why
(nie pójść - go) (10) ________ to the National Gallery?
11.
They (kiedyś spędzali - spend) (11) ________ their summer holidays
in Majorca.
12. Bill (niepotrzebnie powiedział - tell) (12)
________ his wife about his troubles.
13. Janet (może widziała
- see) (13) ________ Hair in Glasgow.
14. That bridge (należało
zbudować - build) (14) ________ a long time ago.
15. I won't
do it, unless Mary (zatelefonuje - phone) (15) ________ me.
16.
By January 15th Jack (miną dwa lata od czasu, gdy poznał - know)
(16) ________ Mary for two years.
17. I'll lend you that book
as soon as I (przeczytam - read) (17) ________ it.
18. She knew
that Fred (nie może przyjechać - come) (18) ________ to London.
19. If I'd had enough money, I (mógłbym był pojechać - go)
(19) ________ to Greece last year.
20. If Kate had completed
her experiment in June, she (nie musiałaby pracować - work) (20)
________ so hard last summer.
21. I (będę musiał kazać to
zrobić - do) (21) ________ next week.
22. I suggest (żeby
Jane przeczytała - read) (22) ________ Professor Gray's recent book.
23. Mr Brown told us he (nie będzie mógł napisać - write)
(23) ________ a report the following day.
24. Betty (miała
pomóc - help) (24) ________ her brother with his French yesterday
afternoon but she had no time.
25. You (mogłeś mnie
powiadomić - let me know) (25) ________ about the meeting. Why
didn't you give me a ring on Monday night?
Zaznacz
poprawną odpowiedź:
1. Let's hope (że jest
kilka) good films on at London's cinemas.
1) they are
some
2) that are a few
3) there are some
4) they are a
few
2. Jane must water (kwiaty sąsiadów swej matki).
1)
her neighbours' mother's flowers
2) her mother's neighbour's
flowers
3) her neighbour's mother's flowers
4) her mother's
neighbours' flowers
3. Have they seen (wystawę) Mr Taylor
is talking about?
1) an exhibition
2) the
exhibition
3) this exhibition
4) that exhibition
4.
I had been looking for Fred and Gilbert for over an hour, but
I found (żadnego) of them.
1) neither
2) either
3)
none
4) no one
5. The weather wasn't (dość dobra)
to go surfing.
1) so good
2) good enough
3)
enough good
4) as good
6. In Mary's class students
are very friendly: they often help (sobie nawzajem).
1)
one another
2) themselves
3) another one
4) the other
one
7. They should study harder (aby nie oblać) the
examination.
1) they don't fail
2) in order to
fail
3) not to fail
4) in order not fail
8. We
have never met (tak miłych) people before.
1) so nice
2)
those nice
3) as nice
4) such nice
9. I don't
know many girls (podobnych do) Susan.
1) same
2) the
same as
3) like
4) similar
10. Could you,
please, turn this music off? It sounds (okropnie).
1)
terribly
2) horrible
3) strange
4) awfully
11.
World War II is known (z tego, że była) the most cruel in
history.
1) to have been
2) to be
3) being
4)
having been
12. (Większość) of us are fond of the
theatre.
1) Mostly
2) The majority
3) Most
4)
Many more
13. Teenagers often talk very loudly, (co) makes
their parents mad.
1) that
2) which
3) what
4)
so it
14. In that guest-house there are no showers (ani)
bath tubs.
1) neither
2) either
3) nor
4)
or
15. Most African countries (zakazało) the killing of
elephants.
1) have dismissed
2) have refused
3)
have banned
4) have prevented
16. Mr Brown is a keen
amateur (przyrodnikiem).
1) natural historian
2)
naturist
3) naturalist
4) nature-lover
17. Kate
(nacisnęła) the red button, but the machine did not stop.
1)
pressed
2) pulled
3) hit
4) put
18. The
attendance at the music festival (przeszła) all expectations.
1)
overcame
2) overtook
3) excelled
4) surpassed
19.
That actor played the lead in a (pamiętnej) production of King
Lear.
1) memorable
2) memorised
3) recalled
4)
reminded
20. Betty had to stand in a (kolejce) for hours
to get the tickets for the concert.
1) train
2)
rail
3) queue
4) tail
21. Many of the new
weeklies have a pronounced right-wing (nastawienie).
1)
balance
2) bias
3) bearing
4) profile
22.
If you don't remember the number, you can look it up in the (książce
telefonicznej).
1) telephone dictionary
2) telephone
index
3) telephone register
4) telephone directory
23.
The telephone rang several times before Charles decided to (podnieść)
the receiver.
1) lift away
2) pick up
3) raise
up
4) take up
24. The house is in good (stanie)
though it needs to be repainted.
1) position
2)
state
3) condition
4) standing
25. I wonder if
you could (pomóc mi) with the washing up.
1) give me an
aid
2) give me an assistance
3) give me a help
4) give
me a hand
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polskiego wyrazu lub zwrotu bez pominięcia żadnego istotnego
elementu.
P r z y k ł a d:
(Żona pana Browna)
avoids going to parties.
Mr Brown's wife avoids going to
parties.
(Co) do you prefer: tea or coffee?
Which
do you prefer: tea or coffee?
1. Tom has never been (w
Aberdeen) (1) ________ .
2. Kate is in Switzerland (na urlopie)
(2) ________ .
3. I'm sorry, but it's (za późno) (3) ________
.
4. (Ile razy na tydzień) (4) ________ does Betty go to the
cinema?
5. Fred wouldn't like to be (ekonomistą) (5) ________
.
6. The lecture started (o godzinie dziesiątej) (6) ________
.
7. They usually spend their weekends (na wsi) (7) ________ .
8. Does Jane speak (po francusku) (8) ________ ?
9. I
suppose Mr and Mrs Smith will be (w domu) (9) ________ tonight.
10.
Charles Jones comes (z Walii) (10) ________ .
11. (Jak często)
(11) ________ do you watch television?
12. (Gdzie) (12)
________ is Ann now?
13. The Marriot Hotel is (w centrum
Warszawy) (13) ________ .
14. There are (dużo) (14) ________
theatres in London.
15. Kate will (prawdopodobnie) (15)
________ go to Paris in March.
16. Do you like westerns? - No,
(nie bardzo) (16) ________ .
17. (Co) (17) ________ does Mike
prefer: the theatre or the cinema?
18. I must see Lucy (dzisiaj
po południu) (18) ________ .
19. What are you going to do (w
niedzielę rano) (19) ________ ?
20. Mr Smith has to translate
a paper (z angielskiego na niemiecki) (20) ________ .
21. Jane
wants to go to a concert (dzisiaj wieczorem) (21) ________ .
22.
What did you do (zeszłego lata) (22) ________ ?
23. Linda is
leaving for New York (jutro po południu) (23) ________ .
24.
They come here (codziennie) (24) ________ .
25. I'd like to go
to Venice (na kilka dni) (25) ________ .
Zaznacz poprawną
odpowiedź:
1. The feeling between them (osłabło)
considerably.
1) died away
2) died down
3) died
out
4) died off
2. The rebels will be forced to
(poddać się).
1) give in
2) give on
3) give
up
4) give away
3. The bomb (eksplodowała) in front
of the club.
1) went up
2) went off
3) went
out
4) went through
4. All the old houses in that
district have been (zburzone).
1) pulled in
2) pulled
out
3) pulled down
4) pulled up
5. We were
(wytrąceni z równowagi) by Frank's rude behaviour.
1)
put away
2) put up
3) put off
4) put out
6.
They must (zabrać się do) writing their reports.
1) set
off
2) set down
3) set about
4) set out
7.
Mr Stone (przejął) the firm from his father.
1) took
down
2) took up
3) took in
4) took over
8.
They might have been (oszukani) by Mr Green.
1) taken
away
2) taken in
3) taken out
4) taken off
9.
She may be able to (załatwić ci) with a good job.
1) fix
you down
2) fix you in
3) fix you out
4) fix you
up
10. Don't try to (wymyślać) an excuse.
1)
make up
2) make out
3) make off
4) make through
11.
I'm sure they will never (zawiodą cię).
1) let you
off
2) let you out
3) let you down
4) let you in
12.
They were so stupid that it seemed impossible to (trafić) to them by
mere language.
1) get in
2) get across
3) get
out
4) get through
13. She can't help us, she is too
(pochłonięta) with her own problems.
1) taken in
2)
taken out
3) taken up
4) taken away
14. The
meeting (przebiegło) well.
1) passed away
2) passed
off
3) passed by
4) passed on
15. It started
raining, so they (podążyli w stronę) the nearest shelter.
1)
made up for
2) made out to
3) made out for
4) made
for
16. They (uważają) him as a friend.
1)
look at
2) look over
3) look on
4) look for
17.
The problem has been (zbadany) by a special committee.
1)
looked in
2) looked into
3) looked over
4) looked up
to
18. The doctor is sure that Miss White (wyzdrowieje)
soon.
1) will pull through
2) will pull away
3)
will pull over
4) will pull out
19. We must (trzymać
się) the letter of the law.
1) keep on at
2) keep in
with
3) keep up with
4) keep to
20. I'd like
them to (rzucić) smoking as soon as possible.
1) give
in
2) give away
3) give up
4) give out
21.
It is difficult to (wykonać) this amount of work in such a short
time.
1) get through
2) get across
3) get
over
4) get out
22. The text was too long so we
(skróciliśmy go).
1) cut it off
2) cut it down
3)
cut it out
4) cut it up
23. The Polish delegation
(wystąpiła) with a very interesting proposal.
1) came
forth
2) came in
3) came up
4) came over
24.
Even the smallest act of oppression (domaga się) universal
condemnation.
1) calls over
2) calls upon
3)
calls forth
4) calls out for
25. He could not
(przełamać) such a barrier of indifference.
1) break
across
2) break through
3) break down
4) break up
Nominal and Adverbial Forms Transference Test 5
Wypełnij
luki właściwymi słowami.
Wstaw angielski odpowiednik
podanego w nawiasie polskiego wyrazu lub zwrotu bez pominięcia
żadnego istotnego elementu.
1. Who are the people (na
tamtej fotografii) (1) ________ ?
2. Tomorrow there is a
seminar (na temat pojęcia czasu) (2) ________ .
3. Hilda wants
to go to the cinema tonight (zamiast) (3) ________ coming to the
club.
4. I think Helen should read (więcej książek)
(4) ________ .
5. Have you been to the theatre (ostatnio) (5)
________ ?
6. Jack is tired, but he really works (ciężko) (6)
________ .
7. Linda wants me to lend her my cassette recorder
(na jakieś dwa dni) (7) ________ .
8. Frank is a sociologist
and would like to learn (jak najwięcej) (8) ________ about life in
general.
9. You must keep going (aż do) (9) ________ the
traffic lights.
10. Tell us (coś) (10) ________ about the play
you saw last Saturday night.
11. Jim is very (oszczędny) (11)
________ .
12. (Gra w szachy) (12) ________ is our hobby.
13.
I'm afraid Tom is (nieszczególnie) (13) ________ intelligent.
14.
Mr Kelly is an excellent teacher. - Yes, I get (to samo wrażenie)
(14) ________ .
15. (O ile) (15) ________ I remember Mr White
retired five years ago.
16. Bergman has made a large number of
films. (Wszystkie z nich) (16) ________ are very original.
17.
Who is (twoim ulubionym reżyserem filmowym) (17) ________ ?
18.
Mrożek's plays have been translated (na wiele języków)
(18) ________ .
19. George says he has (dobrą pamięć do
twarzy) (19) ________ .
20. The lecture was (raczej nudny) (20)
________ .
21. Betty is said to have (talent do muzyki) (21)
________ .
22. I wonder what you think (o państwu Brown) (22)
________ .
23. Oxford Street is (najbardziej ruchliwą ulicą
handlową) (23) ________ in London.
24. It's a shame not to be
able to swim (w twoim wieku) (24) ________ .
25. Would you take
(wiadomość) (25) ________ for Mr Green, please.
Wypełnij
luki właściwymi słowami.
Wstaw angielski odpowiednik
podanego w nawiasie polskiego wyrazu lub zwrotu bez pominięcia
żadnego istotnego elementu.
1. Who are the people (na
tamtej fotografii) (1) ________ ?
2. Tomorrow there is a
seminar (na temat pojęcia czasu) (2) ________ .
3. Hilda wants
to go to the cinema tonight (zamiast) (3) ________ coming to the
club.
4. I think Helen should read (więcej książek) (4)
________ .
5. Have you been to the theatre (ostatnio) (5)
________ ?
6. Jack is tired, but he really works (ciężko) (6)
________ .
7. Linda wants me to lend her my cassette recorder
(na jakieś dwa dni) (7) ________ .
8. Frank is a sociologist
and would like to learn (jak najwięcej) (8) ________ about life in
general.
9. You must keep going (aż do) (9) ________ the
traffic lights.
10. Tell us (coś) (10) ________ about the play
you saw last Saturday night.
11. Jim is very (oszczędny) (11)
________ .
12. (Gra w szachy) (12) ________ is our hobby.
13.
I'm afraid Tom is (nieszczególnie) (13) ________ intelligent.
14.
Mr Kelly is an excellent teacher. - Yes, I get (to samo wrażenie)
(14) ________ .
15. (O ile) (15) ________ I remember Mr White
retired five years ago.
16. Bergman has made a large number of
films. (Wszystkie z nich) (16) ________ are very original.
17.
Who is (twoim ulubionym reżyserem filmowym) (17) ________ ?
18.
Mrożek's plays have been translated (na wiele języków) (18)
________ .
19. George says he has (dobrą pamięć do twarzy)
(19) ________ .
20. The lecture was (raczej nudny) (20)
________ .
21. Betty is said to have (talent do muzyki) (21)
________ .
22. I wonder what you think (o państwu Brown) (22)
________ .
23. Oxford Street is (najbardziej ruchliwą ulicą
handlową) (23) ________ in London.
24. It's a shame not to be
able to swim (w twoim wieku) (24) ________ .
25. Would you take
(wiadomość) (25) ________ for Mr Green, please.
Lexical Items Multiple-Choice Test 4
Zaznacz
poprawną odpowiedź:
1. George was (nieobecny na)
the meeting last week.
1)
absent in
2)
absent at
3)
absent on
4)
absent from
2.
I'm afraid Miss Kelly is (uczulona na) tomatoes.
1)
allergic at
2)
allergic to
3)
allergic on
4)
allergic for
3.
Why are you so (zły na) Frank?
1)
angry to
2)
angry with
3)
angry at
4)
angry on
4.
We are (niespokojni o) Jane, she hasn't been here for over three
months.
1)
anxious at
2)
anxious over
3)
anxious about
4)
anxious with
5.
They do not seem to be (świadomy) the danger.
1)
aware of
2)
aware at
3)
aware about
4)
aware over
6.
I'm sure Tom is (entuzjastycznie nastawiony do) his wife's plans.
1)
enthusiastic of
2)
enthusiastic with
3)
enthusiastic about
4)
enthusiastic for
7.
Fred has always been (optymistycznie nastawiony do) our research
projects.
1)
optimistic to
2)
optimistic about
3)
optimistic for
4)
optimistic towards
8.
Miss White is (cierpliwa w stosunku do) her pupils.
1)
patient with
2)
patient to
3)
patient about
4)
patient for
9.
That film was (popularny wśród) teenagers fifteen years ago.
1)
popular at
2)
popular among
3)
popular with
4)
popular between
10.
Mr Smith is (sławny z) his patents.
1)
renowned from
2)
renowned for
3)
renowned with
4)
renowned about
11.
Betty speaks Polish fluently, but is (słaba, jeśli chodzi o)
grammar.
1)
weak on
2)
weak at
3)
weak with
4)
weak in
12.
Such a reaction is (charakterystyczna dla) the young generation.
1)
symptomatic with
2)
symptomatic about
3)
symptomatic for
4)
symptomatic of
13.
Mr Brown has never been (tolerancyjny w stosunku do) his student's
bad performance.
1)
tolerant with
2)
tolerant of
3)
tolerant to
4)
tolerant at
14.
I didn't phone Kate last night and (przykro jest mi z tego powodu)
that.
1)
I'm sorry for
2)
I'm sorry at
3)
I'm sorry on
4)
I'm sorry about
15.
Don't be (sceptyczny, jeśli chodzi o) his project.
1)
sceptical about
2)
sceptical at
3)
sceptical with
4)
sceptical over
16.
He must have been (spóźniony na) his appointment.
1)
late at
2)
late for
3)
late in
4)
late on
17.
As far as I know, Andrew is not (wielbicielem) jazz.
1)
keen with
2)
keen for
3)
keen about
4)
keen on
18.
Mass media are not always (niezależne od) political parties.
1)
independent from
2)
independent on
3)
independent of
4)
independent with
19.
Professor Hudson is too (wymagający w stosunku do) his students.
1)
hard to
2)
hard with
3)
hard for
4)
hard on
20.
Mary is (biegła w) German and Spanish.
1)
fluent in
2)
fluent on
3)
fluent at
4)
fluent with
21.
(Przeciętnie) they write three essays per month.
1)
At average
2)
On average
3)
About average
4)
In average
22.
Frank should be (zawstydzony z powodu) his dissertation.
1)
ashamed of
2)
ashamed about
3)
ashamed at
4)
ashamed for
23.
Fred has been (zaręczony z) Susan since last year.
1)
engaged with
2)
engaged in
3)
engaged to
4)
engaged for
24.
(Wreszcie) Tom and Betty made up their minds to buy a new flat.
1)
At least
2)
In the least
3)
In the last
4)
At last
25.
Bill is very (zadowolony z) his recent book.
1)
glad with
2)
glad about
3)
glad at
4)
glad over
Wypełnij
luki właściwymi słowami.
Zastosuj podane w nawiasach
angielskie bezokoliczniki w postaci odpowiadającej znaczeniem
polskim formom czasownikowym bez pominięcia żadnego istotnego
elementu.
l. (Czy Mary życzy sobie zatrzymać się -
stop) (1) ________ at Warwick on her way to Oxford?
2. I
(szkoda, że nie jestem - be) (2) ________ at the seaside now.
3.
Betty (żałuje, że nie zna - know) (3) ________ Professor Davies.
4. This time tomorrow we (będziemy oglądać - watch) (4)
________ television.
5. I advise you (żebyś zobaczył się z
- see) (5) ________ Dr Smith as soon as possible.
6. I think
you (powinieneś był zostawić - leave) (6) ________ your jacket at
home.
7. You (lepiej, żebyś skontaktował się - get in
touch) (7) ________ with Mr Black before the meeting.
8. If I
were you I (rzuciłbym - give up) (8) ________ smoking a long time
ago.
9. Tom won't play chess until he (napisze - write) (9)
________ his paper.
10. They (przedyskutowali - discuss) (10)
________ the problem a dozen times by the end of last week.
11.
Whom (widziałeś - see) (11) ________ at the reception last night?
12. In my opinion, you (mogliście byli powiedzieć - tell)
(12) ________ Jane about your plans at least two weeks ago.
13.
She said she (nie mogła skończyć - complete) (13) ________ her
experiment.
14. Jim thought his wife (niewykluczone, że
chciała odwiedzić - visit) (14) ________ her parents while in
Glasgow.
15. I hear Mr Wilson (ma przyjechać - come) (15)
________ to Poland sometime next year.
16. Did Fred tell you
when (on ma zamiar wyprowadzić się - move out) (16) ________ of his
old flat?
17. We knew Tom (nie chce wysłać - send) (17)
________ a picture postcard to Susan.
18. Did Mr Howatt say how
long (on pisze - write) (18) ________ his book on the articles in
English?
19. How many books, do you think, (Frank przeczytał -
read) (19) ________ this year?
20. George would have gone to
Australia last summer (gdyby zdał - pass) (20) ________ his final
examinations.
21. Betty (chyba musiała słuchać - listen)
(21) ________ to her cassettes when her husband was reading a book in
the garden.
22. How long (przygotowujecie się - prepare) (22)
________ for your trip to India?
23. I (żałuję, że nie było
Jane - be) (23) ________ in Warsaw last Sunday.
24. Jack
(żałuje, że poszedł - go) (24) ________ to the concert last
Friday night.
25. I wonder if you (mógłbyś pomóc - help)
(25) ________ me with my French.
Wypełnij luki
właściwymi słowami.
Zastosuj podane w nawiasach
angielskie bezokoliczniki w postaci odpowiadającej znaczeniem
polskim formom czasownikowym bez pominięcia żadnego istotnego
elementu.
l. (Czy Mary życzy sobie zatrzymać się -
stop) (1) ________ at Warwick on her way to Oxford?
2. I
(szkoda, że nie jestem - be) (2) ________ at the seaside now.
3.
Betty (żałuje, że nie zna - know) (3) ________ Professor Davies.
4. This time tomorrow we (będziemy oglądać - watch) (4)
________ television.
5. I advise you (żebyś zobaczył się z
- see) (5) ________ Dr Smith as soon as possible.
6. I think
you (powinieneś był zostawić - leave) (6) ________ your jacket at
home.
7. You (lepiej, żebyś skontaktował się - get in
touch) (7) ________ with Mr Black before the meeting.
8. If I
were you I (rzuciłbym - give up) (8) ________ smoking a long time
ago.
9. Tom won't play chess until he (napisze - write) (9)
________ his paper.
10. They (przedyskutowali - discuss) (10)
________ the problem a dozen times by the end of last week.
11.
Whom (widziałeś - see) (11) ________ at the reception last night?
12. In my opinion, you (mogliście byli powiedzieć - tell)
(12) ________ Jane about your plans at least two weeks ago.
13.
She said she (nie mogła skończyć - complete) (13) ________ her
experiment.
14. Jim thought his wife (niewykluczone, że
chciała odwiedzić - visit) (14) ________ her parents while in
Glasgow.
15. I hear Mr Wilson (ma przyjechać - come) (15)
________ to Poland sometime next year.
16. Did Fred tell you
when (on ma zamiar wyprowadzić się - move out) (16) ________ of his
old flat?
17. We knew Tom (nie chce wysłać - send) (17)
________ a picture postcard to Susan.
18. Did Mr Howatt say how
long (on pisze - write) (18) ________ his book on the articles in
English?
19. How many books, do you think, (Frank przeczytał -
read) (19) ________ this year?
20. George would have gone to
Australia last summer (gdyby zdał - pass) (20) ________ his final
examinations.
21. Betty (chyba musiała słuchać - listen)
(21) ________ to her cassettes when her husband was reading a book in
the garden.
22. How long (przygotowujecie się - prepare) (22)
________ for your trip to India?
23. I (żałuję, że nie było
Jane - be) (23) ________ in Warsaw last Sunday.
24. Jack
(żałuje, że poszedł - go) (24) ________ to the concert last
Friday night.
25. I wonder if you (mógłbyś pomóc - help)
(25) ________ me with my French.
Wypełnij
luki właściwymi słowami.
Wstaw angielski odpowiednik
podanego w nawiasie polskiego wyrazu lub zwrotu bez pominięcia
żadnego istotnego elementu.
1. Did you enjoy (przyjęcie)
(1) ________ last night?
2. (O której godzinie) (2) ________
is the concert?
3. Is (ta książka)
(3) ________ yours?
4. Travelling (samolotem) (4) ________
saves a lot of time.
5. Please, don't ask me (zbyt wiele pytań)
(5) ________ . I'm tired.
6. George says there is (coś
ciekawego) (6) ________ in his garden.
7. (Ci studenci)
(7) ________ are going to have an examination tomorrow.
8. (A
propos) (8) ________ , are you busy tonight?
9. They don't have
to work so hard. - (Z pewnością
nie)
(9) ________ .
10. (Siostra Johna) (10) ________ would like to
become an actress.
11. Janet has (nigdy) (11) ________ smoked
cigarettes.
12. Tom wants to write his Ph. D. thesis (w tym
roku) (12) ________ .
13. Do you like Miss Howatt? -
(Nieszczególnie) (13) ________ .
14. Jim is going to buy a
house (blisko Londynu) (14) ________ .
15. Excuse me, Kate. Are
you (Angielką) (15) ________ ?
16. I wonder if Bill plays (w
golfa) (16) ________ .
17. Are there (jakieś słowniki) (17)
________ in Mary's bookcase?
18. Who is your (ulubionym) (18)
________ film director?
19. John doesn't want to live in Leeds
and Betty wouldn't like to go there (również) (19) ________ .
20.
Do you get up at five (co rano) (20) ________ ?
21. I don't
really know (jak) (21) ________ I could help you.
22. She can't
play tennis now. She's far (zbyt zmęczona) (22) ________ .
23.
He is going to read a book (od dziewiątej do dwunastej) (23)
________ .
24. There is a good restaurant (tu w pobliżu) (24)
________ .
25. (Państwo Mackinowie) (25) ________ may be in
the garden now.
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Lexical Items Multiple-Choice Test 5
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that the meeting will be held next Monday afternoon. )
for a few months. |
Wypełnij luki
właściwymi słowami.
Wstaw angielski odpowiednik
podanego w nawiasie polskiego wyrazu lub zwrotu bez pominięcia
żadnego istotnego elementu.
1. I'd like to have (tamten)
(1) ________ dictionary.
2. We want to go (do domu) (2)
________ after the English class.
3. Kate likes to do some
reading (wieczorem) (3) ________ .
4. I wonder what they're
doing (w tej chwili) (4) ________ .
5. How many times has Tom
been (w teatrze) (5) ________ this year?
6. (Jak długo) (6)
________ would you like to stay in Italy?
7. By the way, do you
happen to know (nowy adres pana Greena) (7) ________ ?
8. We
met Mrs Kelly (dwa miesiące temu) (8) ________ .
9. There was
(ważne zebranie) (9) ________ at the university last Tuesday.
10.
I'm sure they don't have (dużo czasu) (10) ________ .
11. (O
ile) (11) ________ I know, Dr Woodham is concerned with psychological
aspects of foreign language learning.
12. I can only say I
don't want to talk to him (wcale) (12) ________ .
13. Would you
like some sherry? - Just (trochę) (13) ________ .
14. Has
Betty written a letter to her brother (już) (14) ________ ?
15.
Close (okno) (15) ________ , will you?
16. Is there a post
office (blisko) (16) ________ the public library?
17.
Aberystwyth is (bardzo daleko od) (17) ________ London.
18. I
wonder (ile książek) (18) ________ Dr Wilson reads every year.
19.
Can you give me a hand? - (Oczywiście) (19) ________ .
20. Is
it true that Mr Grant is (nauczycielem angielskiego) (20) ________ ?
21. (Jakiej narodowości) (21) ________ is Mr Verma?
22.
I'm afraid I can't tell you (nic) (22) ________ about Professor
Green's lectures.
23. John has (już) (23) ________ seen that
play three or four times.
24. I don't like Linda. - (Naprawdę)
(24) ________ !
25. Could you explain that problem to me? - (Z
przyjemnością) (25) ________ .
Zaznacz poprawną odpowiedź:
1. (Obecnie) Professor Smith is concerned with the
problem of message-orientated communication in foreign language
teaching.
1) Actually
2) This time
3) At
present
4) Up to now
2. (A propos), do you know Mike
Andrews?
1) On the way
2) In this connection
3)
Actually
4) Incidentally
3. (Właściwie) I must
admit I find Dr Brown's lectures very 'thought-provoking'.
1)
As a matter of fact
2) All the same
3) Indeed
4)
Although
4. Betty keeps saying that she feels so
(samotna).
1) single
2) alone
3) lovely
4)
lonely
5. What Mrs Gray needs is (cisza i spokój).
1)
quiet and order
2) silence and peace
3) quiet and
silence
4) peace and quiet
6. Would you like to see
Paris (nocą)?
1) at night
2) in the night
3) by
night
4) overnight
7. Mr Grant arrived (na dworzec)
at seven o'clock.
1) to the station
2) in the
station
3) at the station
4) on the station
8.
There's a gentleman (który) wants to talk to you.
1)
which
2) whom
3) whose
4) who
9. (Nagle)
the light went out.
1) At once
2) Immediately
3)
Suddenly
4) Unexpectedly
10. George took Mary gently
(pod rękę).
1) at the arm
2) round the arm
3)
by the arm
4) on the arm
11. It's nice (z pana
strony) to say so.
1) on your part
2) from you
3)
with you
4) of you
12. Jim and Tony are very much
(podobni).
1) like
2) likely
3) alike
4)
similar
13. Henry was sorry (z powodu) his being late.
1)
at
2) over
3) on
4) about
14. May I help
you (w) your work?
1) in
2) with
3) at
4)
over
15. That's very (prawdopodobne).
1)
likely
2) probably
3) positive
4) possible
16.
You may book accommodation (telefonicznie).
1) with the
phone
2) by phone
3) on the phone
4) in the phone
17.
Jane will (prawdopodobnie) come to London next week.
1)
likely
2) probably
3) certainly
4) surely
18.
Andrew will be staying at that hotel (od) Thursday on.
1)
since
2) from
3) for
4) over
19. You may
come (w dowolnym czasie) between six and eight p.m.
1)
every time
2) any time
3) some time
4) each time
20.
Jack wants to go to Rome (autokarem).
1)
by coach
2) on the coach
3) by car
4) with a car
21.
The theatre is not (daleko) from here.
1) a long way
2)
a long way off
3) far
4) far away
22. (Tak czy
inaczej) they will have to work harder if they want to earn more.
1)
Nevertheless
2) Anyway
3) However
4) Although
23.
In my opinion, Fred is an (nieodpowiedzialną) person.
1)
irreversible
2) unintelligible
3) irresponsible
4)
inevitable
24. Mr and Mrs J. White (uprzejmie proszą) the
pleasure of the company of Mr G. Taylor at dinner at 8 p.m. on
Thursday, 1st April.
1) ask
2) demand
3)
require
4) request
25. Mrs Green felt rather tired
and dozed off (na chwilę).
1) for a while
2) for
some time
3) in a moment
4) in a minute
Wypełnij
luki właściwymi słowami.
Wstaw angielski odpowiednik
podanego w nawiasie polskiego wyrazu lub zwrotu bez pominięcia
żadnego istotnego elementu.
1. George is (wyższy od)
(1) ________ Tom.
2. (Kiedy) (2) ________ does Mr Kelly want to
go abroad?
3. She prefers swimming (od tenisa) (3) ________ .
4. John is going to study Russian (w przyszłym roku) (4)
________ .
5. Does Mr Brooks often work (w nocy) (5) ________ ?
6. I saw a very interesting film (w telewizji) (6) ________
last night.
7. Have you talked to Professor Brown (w tym
tygodniu) (7) ________ ?
8. Would you like to come to the
theatre (ze mną) (8) ________ ?
9. Fred is preparing for an
examination (z hiszpańskiego) (9) ________ .
10. I like
listening (radia) (10) ________ .
11. They (zwykle) (11)
________ have lunch at a restaurant.
12. Have you read Dr
Black's recent book? - No, (jeszcze nie) (12) ________ .
13.
Betty says she has (ból zęba) (13) ________ .
14. (Może)
(14) ________ you'd like a glass of milk?
15. The gentleman
over there - (kim) (15) ________ is he?
16. She is (właśnie)
(16) ________ reading your paper.
17. I wonder (czy) (17)
________ Mr Taylor likes modern drama.
18. Some more orange
juice? - (Chętnie) (18) ________ .
19. Could you pass me that
book, please. - (Proszę) (19) ________ .
20. (Sztuka) (20)
________ Jane would like to see is on at Her Majesty's.
21.
There isn't (dużo) (21) ________ butter in the fridge, I'm afraid.
22. Does Henry (zawsze) (22) ________ smoke a cigarette after
breakfast?
23. I've been (na trzech koncertach) (23) ________
this month.
24. Are you hungry? - No, (wcale nie) (24) ________
.
25. Mary hasn't got (dużo) (25) ________ books.
Zaznacz poprawną
odpowiedź:
1. (Szkoda, że nie znam) Professor
Davies.
1) I wish I hadn't known
2) I wish I had
known
3) I wish I knew
4) I wish I didn't know
2.
Kate (żałuje, że pojechała) to Edmonton last summer.
1)
wishes she didn't go
2) wishes she hadn't gone
3) wishes
she went
4) wishes she had gone
3. (Nie życzę
sobie, żebyś palił) cigarettes in this room.
1) I wish
you didn't smoke
2) I wish you won't smoke
3) I wish you
wouldn't smoke
4) I wish you don't smoke
4. We
(będziemy musieli dać samochód
do naprawy) next week.
1) 'll have to repair our car
2)
'll have to have our car repaired
3) 'll have repaired our
car
4) 'll have had our car repaired
5. I think John
(powinien był zostać) at home.
1) should stay
2)
must have stayed
3) ought to stay
4) should have stayed
6.
(Byłoby lepiej, żebym napisał) a letter to Mr and Mrs Wilson.
1)
I'd rather write
2) I'd better write
3) I prefer writing
4)
I ought to write
7. I advise you (żebyś nie zmieniał)
your job so often.
1) don't change
2) not to
change
3) not change
4) not to have changed
8.
(Gdybym był na twoim miejscu), I would apply for a job with the
British Council.
1) If I was you
2) If I would be
you
3) If I were you
4) If I had been you
9. Mr
Taylor won't leave for Scotland until he (nie skończy) his book.
1)
doesn't finish
2) has finished
3) hasn't finished
4)
will have finished
10. This time next Friday Mr Jones
(będzie leciał) to Montreal.
1) is going to fly
2)
will have been flying
3) will be flying
4) is flying
11.
Jack wanted to know how long Professor Parkinson (wykłada) at Oxford
University.
1) was lecturing
2) has been lecturing
3)
had been lecturing
4) lectured
12. We knew they often
(biorą udział) in international conferences.
1) take
part
2) took part
3) had taken part
4) have taken
part
13. Did Susan tell you when (zamierza odwiedzić) Mrs
Kelvin?
1) was she going to visit
2) she is going to
visit
3) she was going to visit
4) is she going to
visit
14. Is it true that Professor Brown (ma
zaproponować) Jim a job in Colchester?
1) has to offer
2)
is to offer
3) has got to offer
4) will offer
15.
She said she (nie mogła wysłać) you a telegram.
1)
hadn't been able to send
2) hasn't managed to send
3)
wasn't able to send
4) couldn't have sent
16. Tom
supposed Jane (mogła zgubić) her umbrella on her way to the
airport.
1) might have lost
2) may have lost
3)
might lose
4) could lose
17. In my opinion, you
(mogliście byli powiedzieć) Betty about your adventure.
1)
could tell
2) may have told
3) might have told
4)
might tell
18. Who (dałeś) those beautiful roses to last
Thursday?
1) did give you
2) you gave
3) gave
you
4) did you give
19. They (chyba musieli grać)
chess for a few hours by the time Jack entered the room.
1)
must have played
2) had had to play
3) must have been
playing
4) had to be playing
20. Pat would have
bought a house two years ago (gdyby miała) enough money.
1)
if she had
2) if she had had
3) if she would have
4)
if she would have had
21. How long (tłumaczysz) that
book?
1) are you translating
2) have you
translated
3) have you been translating
4) do you
translate
22. How many papers do you think (panna White
napisała) this year?
1) Miss White has written
2)
has Miss White written
3) Miss White wrote
4) did Miss
White write
23. (Czy mógłbyś wyświadczyć) me a
favour?
1) Can you do
2) May you do
3) Would you
do
4) Could you do
24. Betty (żałuje, że nie jest)
in Paris now.
1) wishes she weren't
2) wishes she
were
3) wishes she wasn't
4) wishes she has been
25.
George (żałuje, że sprzedał) his flat in Finchley two years
ago.
1) wishes he hadn't sold
2) wishes he had
sold
3) wishes he didn't sell
4) wishes he sold
Wypełnij
luki właściwymi słowami.
Zastosuj podane w nawiasach
angielskie bezokoliczniki w postaci odpowiadaj?cej znaczeniem polskim
formom czasownikowym bez pomini?cia ?adnego istotnego elementu.
1.
How many cousins (Ted ma - have) (1) ________ in Scotland?
2.
They don't know where (sp?dzi? - spend) (2) ________ the weekend.
3.
I'd rather (?eby? nie otwiera? - open) (3) ________ the door.
4.
(Czy mam odpowiedzie? - answer) (4) ________ your question right now?
5. Where (Betty pracuje - work) (5) ________ on Friday
afternoons?
6. Bob (nie ogl?da - watch) (6) ________ television
at the moment.
7. (Czy wolno nam wykona? - do) (7) ________
those exercises at home?
8. (Napiszmy - write) (8) ________ a
letter to Mr and Mrs McArthur.
9. Susan (nie mog?a sobie
pozwoli? - afford) (9) ________ to buy a car three years ago.
10.
They (nie musz? wstawa? - get up) (10) ________ at five o'clock every
morning.
11. If Kate wants to take an examination in German
next month, she (nie powinna marnowa? - waste) (11) ________ so much
time.
12. I'm sure (?e b?dzie ci si? podoba? - enjoy) (12)
________ the concert.
13. Ann (podziwia - admire) (13) ________
Mr Stone for his courage.
14. I'm sorry (?e ci? niepokoj? -
bother) (14) ________ you, but could you pass me that book?
15.
Mary isn't busy tomorrow. (Niech we?mie - take) (15) ________ the
children to the cinema.
16. Mr Grant said he (ma - have) (16)
________ a lot of work to do.
17. We knew that George
(przyjecha? - come) (17) ________ to Warsaw in 1984.
18. I
wonder how many times (oni byli w - be) (18) ________ Poland.
19.
I (chyba znam - know) (19) ________ Mrs Stone.
20. (Mo?e Betty
nie interesuje si? - interest) (20) ________ in electronics.
21.
(Gdybym by? - be) (21) ________ you, I'd take a trip to Japan.
22.
(Czy b?dziecie mogli skontaktowa? si? - get in touch) (22) ________
with Dr Firth on Tuesday morning?
23. (Czy Kate mieszka?a -
live) (23) ________ in Liverpool ten years ago?
24. I (nie
mia?em - have) (24) ________ any meetings last month.
25. John
(umia? p?ywa? - swim) (25) ________ when he was five years of age.
Zaznacz poprawną odpowiedź:
1. Tom
and Betty (rozeszli się) six months ago.
1) broke off
2)
broke up
3) broke away
4) broke down
2. The
explosion (spowodowała) a lot of damage.
1) brought
forward
2) brought in
3) brought about
4) brought
up
3. They were (wychowani) by their grandparents.
1)
brought out
2) brought round
3) brought for
4) brought
up
4. Those students will have to (nadrobić zaległości)
with their studies as soon as possible.
1) catch on
2)
catch up
3) catch in
4) catch out
5. Tom said he
(nabył) a new house.
1)
had come up
2) had come down
3) had come by
4) had
come through
6. It is difficult to say why those customs
(zanikły).
1) have died out
2) have died away
3)
have died off
4) have died up
7. Bill is lazy and
often (opóźnia się) with his work.
1) falls behind
2)
falls out
3) falls through
4) falls over
8. It
will take him a few years to (pozbyć się) this bank loan.
1)
work in
2) work out
3) work through
4) work off
9.
See if you can (rozwiązać) this
puzzle.
1) work over
2) work off
3) work out
4)
work through
10. George is afraid that his offer may be
(odrzucona).
1) turned off
2) turned on
3)
turned up
4) turned down
11. Why was Jack (wyrzucony)
of the classroom?
1) thrown out
2) thrown away
3)
thrown down
4) thrown through
12. The plane is due to
(wystartować) at 13.15.
1) take out
2) take off
3)
take away
4) take up
13. He said he (wyruszy) in a
quarter of an hour.
1) would set on
2) would set
up
3) would set off
4) would set out
14. Betty
wants to (odprowadzić nas) at the airport.
1) see us
out
2) see us away
3) see us up
4) see us off
15.
The criminal must have (uciec) from a police van.
1) run
out
2) run away
3) run over
4) run down
16.
He (wyciągnął) his hand to catch the ball.
1) put up
2)
put on
3) put out
4) put off
17. Tom (spotkał)
Mrs Butler while he was walking along Oxford Street.
1)
ran across
2) ran into
3) ran after
4) ran for
18.
The visit will have to be (odłożona) until next Friday.
1)
put by
2) put out
3) put off
4) put away
19.
Mary told us that her grandmother (umarła).
1) had passed
off
2) had passed by
3) had passed out
4) had passed
away
20. I'd like him to (zaczekać) a moment.
1)
hang out
2) hang on
3) hang up
4) hang about
21.
She wants her students to (dostarczyć) their essays tomorrow.
1)
hand out
2) hand on
3) hand in
4) hand over
22.
Peter always (ustępuje) his seat to elderly people on a bus.
1)
gives up
2) gives out
3) gives off
4) gives away
23.
They managed to (poradzić sobie) without a computer.
1)
get around
2) get along
3) get across
4) get away
24.
Fred is beginning to regret that he (podjął) the job.
1)
took off
2) took on
3) took out
4) took over
Zaznacz poprawną
odpowiedź:
1. I'd rather (żebyś pokazał) John
your collection of posters.
1)
you show
2) you would show
3) you showed
4) you
should show
2. They (mają) a lot of work during the last
few days.
1) have had
2) have been having
3)
've got
4) have
3. (Niewykluczone, że Betty
przygotowuje się) for her examination in German.
1)
Betty will be preparing
2) Betty might be preparing
3)
Betty may not be preparing
4) Betty may prepare
4.
I wonder how many books (George przeczytał) since the beginning of
this year.
1) did George read
2) George had read
3) has George read
4) George has read
5.
Linda doesn't seem to be interested in art. ? (Ani Tom).
1)
Neither is Tom
2) Neither has Tom
3) Neither can Tom
4)
Neither does Tom
6. They (oglądają) television since
five o'clock.
1) watch
2) are watching
3)
have watched
4) have been watching
7. Jim went to
Her Majesty's last night. ? (Ja także).
1) So was I
2)
So did I
3) So am I
4) So have I
8. Do you
know what (oni robili) at a quarter past three?
1) they
did
2) did they do
3) were they doing
4) they were
doing
9. What do you think (Kate powinna powiedzieć) Mr
Wallace?
1) Kate ought to say
2) Kate should tell
3) ought Kate to tell
4) Kate should say
10.
I didn't know you wanted (żebym zaprosił) Professor Davies to your
seminar.
1) that I should invite
2) that I invite
3) me to invite
4) me invite
11. You (nie
powinieneś był grać) poker with Jack and Bob.
1)
shouldn't play
2) shouldn't have played
3) ought not to
play
4) needn't have played
12. Did you ask Betty
how often (ona chodzi) to the theatre?
1) she went
2)
she goes
3) did she go
4) does she go
13. I'm
afraid Frank (nie napisze) his paper by next Wednesday.
1)
doesn't write
2) wouldn't write
3) hasn't written
4)
won't have written
14. Could you kindly tell me where
(oni mogą być) at the moment?
1) can they be
2)
they may be
3) could they be
4) may they be
15.
I'm sorry, but I (nie mogłem napisać) an article last week.
1)
may not have written
2) can't have written
3) couldn't
write
4) were unable to write
16. (Czy zechcesz
przetłumaczyć) Professor Green's recent book into Russian?
1)
Would you translate
2) Do you want to translate
3) Will
you translate
4) Would you like to translate
17.
(Niemożliwe, żeby Jane miała zamiar emigrować) to Australia.
1) Jane may not be going to emigrate
2) Jane
mustn't be going to emigrate
3) Jane can't be going to emigrate
4) Jane might not intend to emigrate
18. (Czy nie
masz ochoty wypić) a cup of coffee?
1) Don't you want to
have
2) Don't you feel like having
3) Won't you have
4)
Do you mind having
19. (Właśnie, że on ma) a house in
the country.
1) He has
2) He's got
3) He does
have
4) He's having
20. (Czy ona nie chce zwiedzić)
the Tate Gallery?
1) Doesn't she feel like visiting
2)
Won't she visit
3) Wouldn't she like to visit
4) Doesn't
she want to visit
21. I (wolałbym nie rozmawiać) to Mr
Black tomorrow.
1) wouldn't like to talk
2) prefer
not to talk
3) 'd rather not talk
4) wouldn't talk
22.
Do you know how long (Fred uczy
się) Spanish now?
1) Fred is learning
2) Fred has
been learning
3) has Fred been learning
4) has Fred
learned
23. George (chyba musi czytać) a lot of books.
1) may read
2) has to read
3) must read
4)
might read
24. I (nie mam) any meetings since January.
1) don't have
2) haven't got
3) haven't had
4) haven't
25. I hear Mr Ford (nie jest w stanie
chodzić).
1) may not walk
2) might not walk
3)
was unable to walk
4) isn't
able to walk
Wypełnij luki
właściwymi słowami.
Zastosuj podane w nawiasach
angielskie bezokoliczniki w postaci
odpowiadaj?cej znaczeniem polskim formom czasownikowym bez pomini?cia
?adnego istotnego elementu.
P r z y k ? a d:
Jane
(nie chcia?aby mie? - have) a flat in London.
Jane wouldn't
like to have (would not like to have) * a flat in London.
Why
(Toma nie by?o - be) at home last
night?
Why wasn't Tom at home last night?
1. Jane
told me she (je?dzi - go) (1) ________ to Spain every other year.
2.
(Opowiedziano mi - tell) (2) ________ a very good joke last week.
3.
As far as I know, Dr Smith's recent book (zosta?a przet?umaczona -
translate) (3) ________ into German and Swedish.
4. Did John
know what his wife (kupi?a - buy) (4) ________ ?
5. Last month
Tom said he (pisze - write) (5) ________ a historical novel.
6.
Why did Kate ask you what you (masz zamiar robi? - do) (6) ________
the following afternoon?
7. (Czy b?dzie pan czyta? - read) (7)
________ the report tomorrow morning?
8. Jim was sure his
parents (przyjad? - come) (8) ________ to London as soon as he had
moved into his new house.
9.
Frank said he (nie b?dzie móg? zdawa? - take) (9) ________ an
examination in general linguistics the following week.
10. Did
Mrs Kelly really say she (musi sprzeda? - sell) (10) ________ her
cottage?
11. I knew he (jest - be) (11) ________ awfully busy
during the past few days.
12. Mr Brown (nie jest w stanie
skontaktowa? si? - get in touch) (12) ________ with his brother since
May.
13. Susan (niewykluczone, ?e widzia?a - see) (13) ________
Gandhi during her stay in London.
14. David (mo?e zna - know)
(14) ________ Professor Taylor.
15. I'm sure they (nie b?d?
musieli pracowa? - work) (15) ________ so hard next year.
16.
Tom and Dick couldn't play golf last Saturday, because they (musieli
uczy? si? - study) (16) ________ French.
17. (Czy zechcesz
zje?? - have) (17) ________ another sandwich?
18. George (chyba
musia? zapomnie? - forget) (18) ________ about your birthday.
19.
I (jestem przyzwyczajony do czytania
- read) (19) ________ books till late at night.
20. They
(kiedy? grywali - play) (20) ________ tennis three times a week.
21.
Can you imagine Betty (jak ta?czy - dance) (21) ________ the tango
with Professor Wilkins?
22. Mr and Mrs Burton don't want (?eby
ich syn po?lubi? - marry) (22) ________ Miss Lithgow.
23. Mr
Shorter said that he would invite Ann to come and see him as soon as
he (wprowadzi si? - move) (23) ________ into the new house in
Colchester.
24. Excuse me, (czy mam otworzy? - open) (24)
________ the window?
25. I suppose Fred and Kate would go to
the theatre quite often (gdyby oni mieli - have) (25) ________ more
time.
* Uwaga: mo?na zastosowa? form? ?ci?gni?t? lub
pe?n?.
Zaznacz poprawną
odpowiedź:
1. Mr Smith said he often (przyjeżdża)
to Poland.
1) comes
2) came
3) is coming
4)
was coming
2. Last Friday (zaproponowano mi) an
interesting job in Rome.
1) I'd offered
2) I have
offered
3) I've been offered
4) I was offered
3.
Professor Greenwood's lecture (został odwołany), I'm afraid.
1)
is cancelled
2) had been cancelled
3) has been cancelled
4)
were cancelled
4. Did Frank know that Betty (postanowiła
napisać) a novel?
1) decided to write
2) was decided
to write
3) had decided to write
4) has decided to
write
5. Mary told us she (pracuje) on her Ph.D.
thesis.
1) was working
2) has been working
3) is
working
4) worked
6. Did Kate say she (chce zwiedzić)
the Tower of London?
1) wants to visit
2) wanted to
visit
3) has wanted to visit
4) had wanted to visit
7.
(Czy będziesz oglądał) television tonight?
1) Will you
be watching
2) Are you watching
3) Would you like to
watch
4) Would you be watching
8. They thought Mr and
Mrs Jones (zawiadomią ich) about their wedding anniversary.
1)
will let them know
2) would let them know
3) should let
them know
4) would have let them know
9. We were very
busy last week, because we (musieliśmy skończyć) our
experiment.
1) must complete
2) must have
completed
3) have had to complete
4) had to complete
10.
As far as I know, Miss Taylor (nie będzie musiała wygłaszać) a
paper at the conference in Cardiff.
1) didn't have to
give
2) doesn't have to give
3) won't have to give
4)
wouldn't have to give
11. (Może David mieszka) in
Manchester.
1) David must live
2) May David live
3)
David may live
4) Maybe David has lived
12.
(Niewykluczone, że Tom widział) the Military Tattoo during his stay
in Edinburgh last September.
1) Tom could see
2) Tom
might see
3) Tom could have seen
4) Tom might have
seen
13. George (jest) so busy lately that he hasn't been
able to go to the theatre with us.
1) has been
2)
was
3) is
4) had been
14. Betty said she
(musiała sprzedać) her house in Dover.
1) must have
sold
2) must sell
3) had to sell
4) had had to
sell
15. We knew that Frank (nie będzie mógł skończyć)
his dissertation the following week.
1) couldn't finish
2)
wouldn't be able to finish
3) won't be able to finish
4)
hadn't been able to finish
16. Kate said that if she
(przyjedzie) to Warsaw she would visit the Royal Castle.
1)
would come
2) came
3) comes
4) had come
17.
Does Mrs Kelly want (żebyś studiowała) foreign languages at Heriot
Watt University?
1) that you study
2) you to study
3)
you study
4) that you should study
18. I can hardly
imagine Jim (grającego) the piano at the Royal Festival Hall.
1)
playing
2) be playing
3) to be playing
4) to play
19.
As far as I remember, the Fords (kiedyś mieszkali) in Leeds.
1)
lived
2) had lived
3) used to live
4) would have
lived
20. Jack (nie jest przyzwyczajony do czytania)
newspapers after breakfast.
1) isn't used to reading
2)
usedn't to read
3) doesn't usually read
4) wouldn't
read
21. They (chyba musieli pojechać) to Sweden the day
before yesterday.
1) had to go
2) should have gone
3)
had had to go
4) must have gone
22. (Czy zechcesz się
napić) another cup of tea?
1) Do you want to have
2)
Will you have
3) Would you mind having
4) Would you like to
have
23. (Czy mam skontaktować się) with Mr White
tomorrow afternoon?
1) Do I have to get in touch
2)
Should I get in touch
3) Shall I get in touch
4) Will I get
in touch
24. How long do you think (zajmuje ci napisanie)
a test like this?
1) it takes you to write
2) does is
take you to write
3) do you take to write
4) it does take
you to write
25. Who (powiedział ci) about Mr Black's
accident?
1) did you tell
2) did tell you
3) you
told
4) told you
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właściwymi słowami.
Wstaw angielski odpowiednik
podanego w nawiasie polskiego wyrazu lub zwrotu bez pominiêcia
¿adnego istotnego elementu.
1. Kate wants to have
(stoliczek) (1) ________ like that.
2. You can get there (w
mniej ni¿) (2) ________ five hours.
3. Let's go there (razem)
(3) ________ .
4. Mr and Mrs Taylor may be (za granic±) (4)
________ now.
5. Jane is (bardzo podobna do matki) (5) ________
.
6. That concept seems (do¶æ oryginalne) (6) ________ .
7.
Mary and Lucy went to Austria (jako turystki) (7) ________ .
8.
Belgium is not a large country (w porównaniu z Francj±) (8)
________ .
9. There are (trochê) (9) ________ foreign students
at Stirling University.
10. Glasgow is (na zachód od
Edynburga) (10) ________ .
11. Would you turn the radio down,
please. It's (trochê za g³o¶no) (11) ________ .
12.
Edinburgh is (s³ynie ze swego zamku) (12) ________ .
13. I
like listening (radia) (13) ________ .
14. (Ile razy na
tydzieñ) (14) ________ does George play bridge?
15. Mr Brown
lives (w du¿ym bloku mieszkalnym) (15) ________ .
16. Living
in the centre of a big city has its (dobre i z³e strony) (16)
________ .
17. I suppose Professor Burns will come to Poland
(na pocz±tku pa¼dziernika) (17) ________ .
18. Will you be
seeing Dr Stone (dzisiaj po po³udniu) (18) ________ ?
19. The
conference was held at Melrose (w po³owie czerwca) (19) ________ .
20. Excuse me, where's (najbli¿sza stacja metra) (20) ________
?
21. We couldn't go for a walk last Sunday (z powodu deszczu)
(21) ________ .
22. I think I'll have to go (do domu) (22)
________ as soon as the meeting is over.
23. George has two
brothers. One is a teacher and (drugi) (23) ________ is an actor.
24. Last summer Fred would spend (wiêkszo¶æ czasu) (24)
________ in the woods reading books.
25. When did Kate (po raz
ostatni) (25) ________ see Mrs Green?
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l. Pat heard that Dr Green (wyk³ada
- lecture) (1) ________ at Oxford University for over ten years.
2.
I wonder what Jim (robi³ - do) (2) ________ at quarter past seven.
3. How often, do you think, (John telefonuje - phone) (3)
________ Mary?
4. Who (powiedzia³ wam - tell) (4) ________
about George's success?
5. I'll let you know more about Mike's
adventures in Japan when I (zobaczê siê - see) (5) ________ you
again.
6. They (przebywaj± - stay) (6) ________ in Warsaw
since last Friday.
7. Betty (ma - have) (7) ________ a personal
computer for over three months now.
8. What (John powiedzia³by
- say) (8) ________ if he met Sally in Warsaw?
9. I hope (¿e
uda ci siê naprawiæ - mend) (9) ________ your alarm clock.
10.
Jane said she (chyba pozna³a - meet) (10) ________ Mr Thorn while in
Dundee.
11. I spent more time in Wales than I (spodziewa³em
siê - expect) (11) ________ .
12. Where would you spend your
next summer holidays (gdyby¶ nie móg³ wyjechaæ - leave for) (12)
________ Canada?
13. If Jim had wanted to please his daughter
he (da³by - give) (13) ________ her a video recorder.
14. Mrs
Black said she (by³a w - be) (14) ________ Poland several times.
15. Dr Rogers wanted to know how long (Jane mieszka - live)
(15) ________ in Edinburgh.
16. Professor Broughton no longer
(bierze udzia³ - take part) (16) ________ in conferences organized
by the Institute of Applied Mathematics.
17. (Czy uda³o ci siê
powstrzymaæ - prevent) (17) ________ Miss Cooper from leaving the
university?
18. (Czy masz co¶ przeciwko temu, ¿ebym
skorzysta³ - use) (18) ________ your telephone?
19. They
didn't know Jack (interesuje siê - be interested) (19) ________ in
astronautics.
20. (Czy zechcia³by¶ zaprosiæ - invite) (20)
________ Mr Kelly to your party?
21. George is carrying out an
experiment (po to, aby móc udowodniæ - prove) (21) ________ that
his theoretical assumptions are right.
22. I (nie ¿yczê
sobie, ¿eby¶ prowadzi³ - drive) (22) ________ your car so fast.
23. Last month Peter (sk³oni³ mnie do kupna - buy) (23)
________ a mobile phone.
24. Do you think Sally (bêdzie
musia³a porozmawiaæ - talk) (24) ________ to Dr Billows about her
dissertation?
25. I (¿a³ujê, ¿e nie po¿yczy³em - borrow)
(25) ________ a bike from Fred last Saturday.
Zaznacz poprawną
odpowiedź:
1. If you don't know what that word
means, (sprawdź) in the dictionary.
1) see it off
2)
look it up
3) make it up
4) put it down
2.
Professor Hendon was most impressed by the overseas student
whose English was (nieskazitelny).
1) infallible
2)
spotless
3) irreproachable
4) impeccable
3. She
never (marnuje) a chance of improving her German if she can help
it.
1) avoids
2) loses
3) misses
4)
wastes
4. In a multiple-choice test it is sometimes easier
to (opuścić) the wrong answers before choosing the right one.
1)
expel
2) exclude
3) eliminate
4) omit
5.
Congratulations (z okazji) passing your final exam.
1)
for
2) on
3) from
4) about
6. The students
(rozmawiają) about their diploma dissertations.
1) are
discussing
2) are telling
3) are talking
4) are
saying
7. Always (podnieś) your hand if you want to ask a
question in class.
1) raise
2) rise
3) arise
4)
arouse
8. The study of (logiki) can be very
interesting.
1) a logic
2) the logic
3) logic
4)
logics
9. What are George's favourite (przedmioty) at
school?
1) objects
2) subjects
3) topics
4)
themes
10. You can only master a skill by (ćwiczenie)
it.
1) practising
2) training
3) doing
4)
exercising
11. Last Friday, Stephen studied for eight
hours (bez przerwy).
1) at length
2) on end
3)
in full
4) at once
12. Will you (przejrzeć) my
paper, please, and let me know if I have made any mistakes.
1)
see through
2) see to
3) look through
4) look up
13.
(Poza) the regular written work, students are likely to be required
to submit a long essay.
1) Beyond
2) Beside
3)
In addition
4) Apart from
14. The lecture was so
(nudny) that almost everyone fell asleep.
1) bored
2)
dull
3) exhausted
4) tired
15. Some schools have
very (surowe) rules of behaviour which must be obeyed.
1)
strict
2) straight
3) strong
4) raw
16.
(Nie ma sensu) in going to the cinema if you don't like films.
1)
There is no reason
2) There is no aim
3) There is no
purpose
4) There is no point
17. Jim won first
(nagrodę) for good behaviour at
school.
1) award
2) reward
3) prize
4)
price
18. The high court judge will probably pass (wyrok)
next Friday.
1) sentence
2) verdict
3)
punishment
4) justice
19. The police must take
(skuteczne) measures against crime.
1) affective
2)
effective
3) efficient
4) enforced
20. These
jeans may (skurczyć się) when washed in hot water.
1)
decrease
2) lessen
3) reduce
4) shrink
21.
You should buy a new jacket. This one is completely (znoszona).
1)
run out
2) run down
3) worn out
4) worn down
22.
Bill was (powalany) to serve in the armed forces three weeks ago.
1)
called up
2) called out
3) called in
4) called
for
23. Dogs in towns should be kept on a (smyczy).
1)
string
2) rope
3) lead
4) cord
24. She
couldn't (pokonać) her fear of flying.
1) defeat
2)
win
3) succeed
4) overcome
25. The supermarket
is on the (przedmieściach) of the city.
1)
surroundings
2) outskirts
3) suburbs
4) neighbourhood
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Wstaw angielski odpowiednik
podanego w nawiasie polskiego wyrazu lub zwrotu bez pominięcia
żadnego istotnego elementu.
P r z y k ł a d:
(Kiedy)
were you in London?
When were you in London?
I'd like to
go (do domu).
I'd like to go home.
1. A few days
ago Jack saw his uncle's slides (z podróży
do
Meksyku) (1) ________ .
2. Tom and George are footballers and
they play (w tej samej drużynie) (2) ________ .
3. Mr Smith is
(błyskotliwym naukowcem) (3) ________ .
4. I'm sure that book
is (twoja) (4) ________ .
5. Edna Marlow is a well-known
actress, but
she seems to be (bardziej atrakcyjna niż utalentowana) (5) ________
.
6. I wonder if you could introduce me to Professor Mc Arthur.
- (Nie ma sprawy) (6) ________ .
7. Betty and Kate are (bardzo
do siebie podobne) (7) ________ .
8. They are (praktycznie nie
do rozróżnienia) (8) ________ .
9. Tom Gray's recent novel is
absolutely marvellous. - Sorry, but I'm (odmiennego zdania) (9)
________ .
10. Will you be going (do apteki) (10) ________ this
afternoon?
11. The motion of fixed stars is (łatwy do
zaobserwowania) (11) ________ .
12. What was (wynik
wczorajszego meczu piłkarskiego) (12) ________ ?
13. (Moim
zdaniem) (13) ________ , you should go and see your doctor first
thing tomorrow morning.
14. (A propos) (14) ________ , how is
George getting on with his research project?
15. There's no
(wątpliwości co do tego) (15) ________ .
16. (Odtąd) (16)
________ the students will have to attend their language classes
regularly.
17. Poor George! Betty says she wouldn't care to be
seen (w jego towarzystwie) (17) ________ .
18. The bus terminal
is (daleko stąd) (18) ________ .
19. There's (mały bar
szybkiej
obsługi) (19) ________ round the corner.
20. Jane went to the
Royal Festival Hall last night. (Dziwnym zbiegiem okoliczności) (20)
________ she met her boyfriend there.
21. (Jakiego rodzaju
książki)
(21) ________ do you like best?
22. You must take (pełną
odpowiedzialność za swoje czyny) (22) ________ .
23. Mr and
Mrs Jones request the pleasure of the company of Mr and Mrs Barnett
(na ślubie ich córki) (23) ________ Elisabeth to Mr Michael Davies.
24. Mr Smith is a librarian, but his contact with books is
(raczej powierzchowny) (24) ________ .
25. Kate says she'd like
to go (na uniwersytet) (25) ________ , but she hasn't yet made up her
mind whether to take up mathematics or physics as her subject.
Zaznacz poprawną odpowiedź:
1.
Please, give my best regards to Mrs Firth if you (zobaczysz się z)
her.
1) will see
2) see
3) have seen
4)
saw
2. They (grali) bridge when I got there.
1)
played
2) have played
3) were playing
4) have been
playing
3. I wonder what (Jane robiła) from six to eight
yesterday morning.
1) Jane did
2) Jane was doing
3)
was Jane doing
4) did Jane do
4. I heard that Mr
Hunter (tłumaczy) short stories by contemporary Polish writers into
English for over ten years.
1) is translating
2) has
been translating
3) was translating
4) had been
translating
5. Helen would probably take a trip to Russia
(gdyby miała) more money.
1) if she had had
2) if
she had
3) if she would have
4) if she has had
6.
What (zrobiłbyś) if you were offered a well-paid job somewhere in
the country?
1) will you do
2) would you do
3)
would you have done
4) would you like to do
7. I hope
you (będziesz zadowolony z) your stay in the mountains.
1)
enjoy
2) would enjoy
3) shall enjoy
4) will have
enjoyed
8. John said that he (chyba widział) The
Godfather on television.
1) had seen
2) will have
seen
3) must have seen
4) should have seen
9. If
you had asked me I (pożyczyłbym) you my typewriter last
Tuesday.
1) would lend
2) should lend
3) will
have lent
4) would have lent
10. What would you do if
you (nie mógłbyś zatelefonować) Mr Trim tomorrow?
1)
couldn't phone
2) might not phone
3) couldn't have
phoned
4) may not have phoned
11. Jane spent more
time in New York than she (spodziewała się).
1) would
expect
2) used to expect
3) had expected
4) would have
expected
12. I'm sure Susan (ma) her car since March.
1)
has
2) has got
3) has been having
4) has had
13.
They (uczą się) English since breakfast.
1) have
studied
2) study
3) have been studying
4) are
studying
14. Mr O'Connor no longer (pracuje) as a teacher
of English.
1) work
2) works
3) has been
working
4) has worked
15. (Czy udalo ci się złapać)
a taxi last night?
1) Have you managed to get
2) Have
you been able to get
3) Did you manage to get
4) Could you
get
16. (Czy ma pan coś przeciwko temu, żebym skorzystał
z) your computer?
1) Would you mind my using
2) Do
you mind if I use
3) Would you mind if I used
4) Do you
mind using
17. Miss Fry is studying French (po to, żeby
móc nauczać) it as a foreign
language.
1) to teach
2) in order to teach
3) so
as to be able to teach
4) so as to teach
18. They
didn't know Dr Brown (jest) in Poland.
1) is
2) has
been
3) had been
4) was
19. (Czy zechciałbyś
pomóc) Jane with her German?
1) Would you help
2)
Could you help
3) Will you help
4) Do you mind helping
20.
I heard Mr Smith (jest żonaty) for more than ten years.
1)
had been married
2) was married
3) has been married
4)
is married
21. George said he (był) to Los Angeles many
times.
1) has been
2) was
3) had been
4)
have been
22. (Czy zechcesz pożyczyć) me your
dictionary?
1) Would you mind lending
2) Will you
lend
3) Would you lend
4) Would you like to lend
23.
Do you think you (będziesz musiał zdawać) an examination in
English next year?
1) must take
2) will take
3)
will have to take
4) would have to take
24. I made
Jack (żeby kupił) a second-hand car.
1) to buy
2)
buy
3) buying
4) that he should buy
25. (Czy pan
Kelly życzy sobie zatrzymać się) at Melrose overnight?
1)
Does Mr Kelly wish to stay
2) Does Mr Kelly want to stay
3)
Is Mr Kelly going to stay
4) Would Mr Kelly like to stay
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Zastosuj podane w nawiasach
angielskie bezokoliczniki w postaci
odpowiadającej znaczeniem polskim formom czasownikowym bez
pominięcia żadnego istotnego elementu.
1. (Gdybym był
tobą - be) (1) ________ I would stop worrying.
2. I'm sorry,
but I (nie byłem w stanie skontaktować się - get in touch) (2)
________ with Mr Crawford before his arrival in Warsaw.
3.
Would you mind (zamknąć - close) (3) ________ the window in your
room?
4. I suppose Pat (nie musi przychodzić - come) (4)
________ here every morning.
5. Did John
tell you when his wife (powróciła - return) (5) ________ from
Japan?
6. When (zaproponowano ci - offer) (6) ________ a job in
Argentina?
7. George said he (nie słyszał - hear) (7)
________ that joke yet.
8. I'll be able to have a game of chess
with you as soon as I (przepiszę na maszynie - type out) (8)
________ my report.
9. Fortunately, I (nie muszę chodzić -
go) (9) ________ to my office since September.
10. Betty (może
pracowała - work) (10) ________ in the garden when you phoned her.
11. It (musiało być zrobione - do) (11) ________ three days
ago.
12. I hear Jim (miał kupić - buy) (12) ________ a house
in Cambridge.
13. Mr Brown says he (przeczyta - read) (13)
________ your book by next Friday.
14. Mr and Mrs Grant
(niewykluczone, że planują - plan) (14) ________ a trip round the
world.
15. I suggest (żebyś namalował - paint) (15) ________
a picture for Alice.
16. Kate said she (skończyła studia -
graduate) (16) ________ in psychology from Edinburgh University in
1995.
17. (Mówią, że profesor Gladstone przeszedł na
emeryturę - retire) (17) ________ only a few months ago.
18.
They thought their children (będą grać - play) (18) ________
tennis from 3 to 5 p.m.
19. In my opinion, Dr Carver (będzie
musiał być zaproszony - invite) (19) ________ to the symposium.
20. To the best of my knowledge Mr Jenkins (nie był w - be)
(20) ________ China by the end of 1994.
21. I'd rather (żebyś
zadzwonił - ring up) (21) ________ Kate after tea.
22. They
(woleliby zobaczyć - see) (22) ________ Wajda's latest production of
The Wedding by Wyspiański.
23. I think (że lepiej byłoby,
gdybyś nie wysyłał - send) (23) ________ a telegram to Mrs Stone.
24. I wonder if you could tell me how long (John zna - know)
(24) ________ Dr Leech.
25. Professor Thomson (mówią, że
opublikował - publish) (25) ________ about a thousand articles and
papers in many international journals since the beginning of his
academic career.
Zaznacz poprawną
odpowiedź:
1. Miss Green is (utalentowaną
aktorką).
1) a talented actor
2) the talented
actress
3) a talented actress
4) talented actor
2.
(Ile razy) a month do you go to the theatre?
1) How many
2) How many times
3) How often
4) How much time
3. (Książka) I borrowed from you the other day is very
interesting.
1) Book
2) This book
3) The book
4) A book
4. Some sherry? ? (Z chęcią).
1)
Please, thank you.
2) Thank you.
3) Please.
4) Yes,
please.
5. Let's meet (o godzinie siódmej).
1)
about seven o'clock
2) in seven hours
3) at seven o'clock
4) about seven hours
6. John is going to be busy (w
piątek).
1) at Friday
2) in Friday
3) for
Friday
4) on Friday
7. They have their driving
lessons three times (na tydzień).
1) a week
2) in
week
3) the week
4) on the week
8. (Gdzie)
does Jane live?
1) When
2) Where
3) Why
4)
There
9. Could you lend me (swój słownik) for a few
days?
1) a dictionary
2) the dictionary
3)
your dictionary
4) that dictionary
10. (Jak często)
do Mr and Mrs Smith come to Poland?
1) How many times
2)
How often
3) How much
4) How many
11. There
are usually (trochę) good films on at the cinemas in London.
1)
some
2) few
3) plenty
4) a little
12.
Could you help me with my English? ? Yes, (oczywiście).
1)
probably
2) perhaps
3) of course
4) really
13.
Mary had an important meeting (wczoraj po południu).
1)
yesterday morning
2) tomorrow afternoon
3) this afternoon
4) yesterday afternoon
14. Must you take an
examination (z fizyki) this month?
1) with physics
2)
in physics
3) on physics
4) from physics
15.
Jack (zwykle) has lunch at a restaurant.
1) always
2)
usually
3) often
4) as usual
16. Do they
(zawsze) work so hard?
1) ever
2) often
3)
always
4) usually
17. Have you been (na koncercie)
this month?
1) at the concert
2) to a concert
3)
on the concert
4) in a concert
18. They want to go
to Wales (na trzy dni).
1) for three days
2) in
three days
3) to three days
4) within three days
19.
May I ask you (kilka) questions?
1) few
2) a few
3) a little
4) a number of
20. (Może) you'd
like some more tea?
1) Probably
2) Certainly
3)
Really
4) Perhaps
21. Is it true that Mrs Smith is
(nauczycielką angielskiego)?
1) the teacher of English
2) the English teacher
3) a teacher of English
4)
English teachers
22. George is coming to Warsaw (za kilka
tygodni).
1) for a few weeks
2) in a few weeks
3)
for a number of weeks
4) after some weeks
23. Do
you often listen (radia)?
1) the radio
2) to the
radio
3) on the radio
4) with the radio
24.
Are you tired? ? No, (wcale nie).
1) not at all
2)
not all
3) not quite
4) at all
25. They would
like to go (po zakupy) tomorrow morning.
1) on shopping
2) shopping
3) for shopping
4) after shopping
Wypełnij luki
właściwymi słowami.
Wstaw angielski odpowiednik
podanego w nawiasie polskiego wyrazu lub zwrotu bez pominięcia
żadnego istotnego elementu.
1. I'm afraid Betty has (za
mało czasu) (1) ________ for entertainment.
2. Mr and Mrs
Taylor live in Edinburgh. They have a small semi-detached house (na
jednym z przedmieść) (2) ________ .
3. The museum is (obok
biblioteki) (3) ________ .
4. Fred goes to the theatre (raz lub
dwa razy na miesiąc) (4) ________ .
5. I think you should get
(więcej ruchu) (5) ________ .
6. The conference is to be held
at Aberystwyth (w połowie września) (6) ________ .
7. Miss
Fry arrived in Aberdeen (w końcu maja) (7) ________ .
8. Go
along this street (aż do świateł ulicznych) (8) ________ and then
turn left.
9. The conversation at the party was (przeważnie)
(9) ________ about the weather and about tennis.
10. I like
(długie spacery na wsi) (10) ________ .
11. Last Friday Miss
Hopkins invited Tom (na przyjęcie urodzinowe) (11) ________ .
12.
Professor Williams is (przyjacielem jednego z moich przyjaciół)
(12) ________ .
13. Jane wants to meet Richard (na lotnisku)
(13) ________ .
14. Do you know Miss Smith (osobiście) (14)
________ ?
15. Mr Green's wife is an actress. I think she is
(mniej pociągająca niż utalentowana) (15) ________ .
16.
Laurence Olivier's roles are (niezapomniane) (16) ________ .
17.
Mr Green usually takes (dużo czasu) (17) ________ to reach a
decision.
18. George and Henry are so much alike that they are
(praktycznie nie do rozróżnienia) (18) ________ .
19. Tony
seems to be rather phlegmatic, but in fact he lives (prawdziwie
intensywnie) (19) ________ .
20. What's good about Kate's work
is that she has (łatwy dostęp do książek) (20) ________ .
21.
That formula isn't very difficult, but it represents (odmienny poziom
analizy) (21) ________ .
22. Jane and Pat are (podobne w tym,
że obie) (22) ________ like dancing and singing.
23. The word
"planet" is (na pewno) (23) ________ of Greek origin.
24.
The cell is (najmniejszą jednostką struktury materii) (24) ________
.
25. Mr Taylor is (zaprzyjaźniony z) (25) ________ the Prime
Minister.
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polskim formom czasownikowym, bez pominięcia żadnego istotnego
elementu.
P r z y k ł a d:
(Czy Betty była - be)
Sweden?
Has Betty been to Sweden?
Why (nie
zatelefonowałeś - phone) me last night?
Why didn't you phone
(did you not phone) * me last night?
1. Jane (zdaje się,
że interesuje się - be interested) (1) ________ in the theatre.
2.
Mr Green (niemożliwe, żeby sprzedał - sell) (2) ________ his house
in Brighton this month.
3. (Mówi się, że oni mieszkają
- live) (3) ________ in Dover since 1982.
4. I (może nie
wysłałem - send) (4) ________ a picture postcard to Jim from
Athens.
5. Betty (zdaje się, że pisze
- write) (5) ________ a new book.
6. George (niewykluczone, że
nie wiedział - know) (6) ________ anything about Professor Gray's
lecture.
7. Kate is studying foreign languages (żeby pracować
- work) (7) ________ as an interpreter.
8. Tom works hard so
that his children (żeby poszły - go) (8) ________ to university.
9. Miss Pattison (zdaje się, że ma - have) (9) ________ a lot
of friends.
10. I (nie mógłbym był zrezygnować - give up)
(10) ________ my job so easily.
11. They (zdaje się, że grają
- play) (11) ________ bridge for over five hours now.
12. John
(sądzi się, że chodzi - go) (12) ________ to the library every
morning.
13. George works overtime (żeby móc kupić - buy)
(13) ________ a Volvo.
14.
I'm sorry, but I (nie mogłem przynieść - bring) (14) ________ you
my dictionary last Tuesday.
15. They moved up to Edinburgh (po
to, żeby ich córka uczyła się - study) (15) ________ music.
16.
If Jane had passed her examination in Norwegian, (zaproponowanoby jej
- be offered) (16) ________ a scholarship to study at Oslo University
two years ago.
17. You (nie potrzebujesz zażywać - take) (17)
________ that medicine.
18. Betty (niewykluczone, że wysłała
- send) (18) ________ a telegram to her mother.
19. (Uważa
się, że on był - be) (19) ________ a very good teacher.
20.
(Mówi się, że panna Smith pisze - write) (20) ________ a novel
since last summer.
21. Kate decided to be a film-star (po to,
aby jej znajomi mogli podziwiać - admire) (21) ________ her.
22.
(Czy nie mogłeś był kupić - buy) (22) ________ your wife a nice
bunch of roses?
23. Mr and Mrs Green took their children to
Italy (żeby zobaczyły - see) (23) ________ Venice, Florence and
Rome.
24. Fred (niewykluczone, że chciał zmienić - change)
(24) ________ his address last year.
25. She said she (musiała
przetłumaczyć - translate) (25) ________ a few papers from English
into Russian.
* Uwaga: można zastosować formę
ściągniętą lub pełną.
Zaznacz poprawną
odpowiedź:
1. (Gdybym był na jego miejscu) I
wouldn't have given up that job in Glasgow.
1) If I were
him
2) If I had been him
3) If I would be him
4) If
I would have been him
2. Kate will be allowed to watch
television as soon as she (napisze) her essay.
1) writes
2) wrote
3) has written
4) had written
3.
We didn't know that Mr O'Brian (przychodzi) to the zoo every day for
nearly fifteen years.
1) had been coming
2) came
3) had come
4) has been coming
4. Mrs Kent
(powiedziano) about her husband's success.
1) told
2)
has told
3) had told
4) has been told
5. Do
you know when (John sprzedał) his car?
1) John has sold
2) John sold
3) did John sell
4) has John sold
6.
I'm sure they (nie muszą pracować) so hard.
1) mustn't
work
2) won't have to work
3) needn't work
4)
needn't have worked
7. Would you mind (powiedzieć) me
how to get to Leicester Square?
1) to tell
2) to
say
3) saying
4) telling
8. I'm sorry, but I
(nie jestem w stanie skontaktować się) with Dr Ferguson since the
beginning of April.
1) am not able to get in touch
2)
haven't been able to get in touch
3) can't get in touch
4)
couldn't get in touch
9. Betty is glad she (nie musi
wstawać) at six a.m. since the beginning of September.
1)
needn't have got up
2) hasn't had to get up
3) didn't
have to get up
4) mustn't get up
10. Dr Smith (ma
wygłosić) a lecture on recent developments in applied linguistics.
1) is to give
2) has to give
3) is said to
give
4) is to be given
11. Jack says he
(przetłumaczy) Kate's paper into Russian by the end of next week.
1) will have to translate
2) will have translated
3) will be translated
4) is going to translate
12.
(Niewykluczone, że pan Field pracuje) in the garden now.
1)
Mr Field might work
2) Mr Field may be working
3) Mr
Field might be working
4) Mr Field may have been working
13.
I suggest you (żebyś studiował) architecture.
1) study
2) would study to study
3) to study
4) studied
14. We (musimy kazać to zrobić) as soon as possible.
1) should have done it
2) have to do it
3)
must have done it
4) have to have it done
15. John
said he (był) in Hawaii in 1989.
1) had been
2)
was
3) has been
4) were
16. By October (miną
dwa lata od czasu, gdy Kate zaczęła się uczyć hiszpańskiego).
1) Kate will learn Spanish for two years
2) Kate
will be learning Spanish for two years
3) Kate will have been
learning Spanish for two years
4) Kate would have been learning
Spanish for two years
17. (Może Betty czytała) a book
when her husband came back home.
1) Betty might be
reading
2) Betty could be reading
3) Betty may have been
reading
4) Betty must have been reading
18. George
(napisał) his Ph.D. thesis by the end of last year.
1)
had written
2) was written
3) has written
4) had
been written
19. I think (że lepiej będzie, jeśli nie
wyślę) a letter to Kate.
1) I shouldn't send
2)
I'll be better if I don't send
3) I'd rather not send
4)
I'd better not send
20. We'd rather (żebyście
porozmawiali) to Dr Black about it.
1) you should talk
2) you would talk
3) you talk
4) you talked
21.
I (wolałbym pójść) to the theatre tomorrow night.
1)
'd better go
2) 'd go
3) 'd rather go
4) 'd like to
go
22. Mr Brown is said (że zbiera) old coins since
1995.
1) to be collecting
2) to have been
collecting
3) to be collected
4) to collect
23.
Could you tell us how long Miss Stirling (mieszka) in Dover?
1)
lives
2) lived
3) has lived
4) had lived
24.
I think they (będą musieli być poinformowani) about the situation.
1) must be informed
2) will have to be informed
3)
will have been informed
4) must have been informed
25.
John thought that his brother (będzie się uczył) mathematics in
his room from nine to one.
1) would have been studying
2) was studying
3) would be studying
4) will be
studying
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formom czasownikowym bez pomini?cia ?adnego istotnego elementu.
Przyk?ad:
Mr Smith (nie jest - be) a teacher.
Mr
Smith isn't (is not)* a teacher.
(Czy chcia?by? pojecha? - go)
to Oxford?
Would you like to go to Oxford?
* Uwaga:
mo?na zastosowa? form? ?ci?gni?t? lub pe?n?.
1. Jane
(chce by? - be) (1) ________ a film star.
2. They (nie byli w -
be) (2) ________ Paris yet.
3. (Czy Harry zna - know) (3)
________ Mrs Kelly?
4. I wonder (czy lubisz - like) (4)
________ Mozart.
5. She (interesuje si? - interest) (5)
________ in modern drama.
6. We (chcieliby?my zwiedzi? - visit)
(6) ________ the Edinburgh Castle.
7. In London (jest - be) (7)
________ a lot of cinemas.
8. Mr Smith (woli - prefer) (8)
________ jogging to tennis.
9. She says she (nie umie gra
?
- play) (9) ________ bridge.
10. I (nie zamierzam kupowa? -
buy) (10) ________ a house in the country.
11. They (nie chc?
ogl?da? - watch) (11) ________ television tonight.
12. George
(by? w - be) (12) ________ the Royal Festival Hall three times.
13.
Pat (nie ma - have) (13) ________ a flat of her own.
14. I know
you (nie interesujesz si? - interest) (14) ________ in psychology.
15. How many newspapers (Tom czyta - read) (15) ________ every
day?
16. (Czy Kate chcia?aby mieszka? - live) (16) ________ in
Paris?
17. Excuse me, (czy jest - be) (17) ________ a message
for me?
18. Which (wolisz - prefer) (18) ________ : coca-cola
or orange juice?
19. What (oni chcieliby robi? - do) (19)
________ on Saturday night?
20. How many compact discs (masz -
have) (20) ________ ?
21. When (Mary by?a - be) (21) ________
in Italy?
22. Where (Fred chce pracowa? - work) (22) ________ ?
23. Why (nie mo?ecie pomóc - help) (23) ________ Betty with
her English?
24. She (nie widzia?a - see) (24) ________ The
Godfather yet.
25. (Czy mo?ecie przyj?? - come) (25) ________
to Miss Kent's party tomorrow evening?
Zaznacz poprawną
odpowiedź:
1. Jack doesn't speak Spanish and his
wife doesn't speak it (również).
1) too
2) also
3)
either
4) neither
2. Fred spends (większość) of
his time playing darts at the local pub.
1) much
2)
more
3) many
4) most
3. I'm afraid I won't have
finished my paper (do piątku).
1) to Friday
2) for
Friday
3) by Friday
4) on Friday
4. Mary has
already been to Oxford and (także) has Kate.
1) either
2)
so
3) too
4) as well
5. When did you (ostatni
raz) go to the theatre?
1) lately
2) recently
3)
lastly
4) last
6. George is expecting a few visitors
(jutro wieczorem).
1) tomorrow night
2) yesterday
evening
3) tomorrow afternoon
4) yesterday afternoon
7.
(Właściwie), I'm not concerned with town planning.
1)
Adequately
2) Actually
3) Properly
4) Truly
8.
You should complete your experiment (jak najszybciej).
1)
as far as possible
2) as fast as possible
3) as soon as
possible
4) as much as possible
9. (Czyj) car has
been stolen?
1) Who is
2) Whose
3) Who's
4)
Which
10. What do you think (o panu Brownie)?
1)
of Mr Brown
2) on Mr Brown
3) for Mr Brown
4) as to Mr
Brown
11. They've been studying mathematics (od) five
hours.
1) since
2) of
3) from
4) for
12.
I don't know (nikogo) of that name.
1) somebody
2)
anyone
3) nobody
4) no one
13. I can drive, but
I wouldn't call (siebie) a good driver.
1) me
2)
mine
3) myself
4) oneself
14. You must take part
in the conference, John. It's (konieczne).
1) advisable
2)
necessary
3) certain
4) possible
15. (Którego)
of your teachers do you like best?
1) Who
2) Whose
3)
Whom
4) Which
16. You can get there in (mniej) than
six hours.
1) little
2) more
3) less
4)
fewer
17. York is famous (ze swej katedry).
1)
from its cathedral
2) for its cathedral
3) of its
cathedral
4) with its cathedral
18. It's
(bezsensowne) to make such old-fashioned equipment.
1)
useful
2) unnecessary
3) impossible
4) useless
19.
Betty says her stay in Venice was (jak) a dream.
1) as
2)
like
3) so
4) how
20. They went to India and
Pakistan (jako) tourists.
1) as
2) like
3) so
4)
how
21. I wonder if Mr and Mrs Green can be recognized (na
tamtej fotografii).
1)
on that picture
2) in that picture
3) at that picture
4)
in this picture
22. George phoned Betty (wczoraj
wieczorem).
1) yesterday afternoon
2) tonight
3)
tomorrow evening
4) last night
23. There are (tak
dużo) theatres in London that it is hardly possible to enumerate
them all.
1) as many
2) so many
3) how many
4)
so much
24. Is that tape (wystarczająco długa) for the
job to be done?
1) enough long
2) quite long
3)
long enough
4) pretty long
25. It's a quarter (po
piątej).
1) after five
2) to five
3) past
five
4) over five
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polskim formom czasownikowym bez pominięcia żadnego istotnego
elementu.
1. Did you know what Charles (ma zamiar robić
- do) (1) ________ after the meeting?
2. Mrs Black thought her
daughter (słucha - listen) (2) ________ to the radio in the sitting
room, but the girl wasn't at home.
3. A new hotel (będzie
zbudowany - build) (3) ________ in High Street.
4. You (może
zostaniesz poproszony o wygłoszenie - give) (4) ________ a paper at
the conference in Cambridge.
5. She (mogła była powiedzieć -
tell) (5) ________ her mother about the accident in Old London Road,
but she didn't want to.
6. If Mary hadn't accepted Professor
Black's offer, she (musiałaby szukać - look for) (6) ________ a job
in London two years ago.
7. I'd rather (żebyś nie oglądał -
watch) (7) ________ television tonight.
8. I suggest (zabrać -
take) (8) ________ Alice to the theatre.
9. How many times
(widziałeś się z - see) (9) ________ Jane last month?
10.
Tom said Kate (musi napisać - write) (10) ________ a new book.
11.
If you wanted to stay in York overnight, you (musiałbyś
zatelefonować - phone) (11) ________ Mr and Mrs Carter.
12. We
were sure that Fred (nie będzie mógł odpowiedzieć - answer) (12)
________ your question.
13. Miss Kelly said she (musiała
wyprowadzić się - move out) (13) ________ of her parents' house.
14. How many times a week (John je - have) (14) ________ dinner
at the restaurant?
15. Helen (może przyjedzie - come) (15)
________ to Warsaw on September 10th.
16. I (nie muszę
tłumaczyć- translate) (16) ________ Dr Taylor's article into
German.
17. Frank (musi pracować - work) (17) ________ nine
hours a day since last month.
18. We (nie jesteśmy w stanie
skontaktować się - get in touch) (18) ________ with the Browns for
over three weeks now.
19. I (nie muszę wstawać - get up) (19)
________ at five o'clock since the middle of June.
20. I wonder
if James (będzie leciał - fly) (20) ________ to New York on Friday
night.
21. Tom and Lucy (grali - play) (21) ________ badminton
in the garden for over five hours by nine p.m.
22. Susan (może
nie będzie mogła pojechać na wycieczkę - take a trip) (22)
________ to Turkey next summer.
23. Mr Smith (wydawał się -
be) (23) ________ very upset last Tuesday.
24. John
(opublikował - publish) (24) ________ three books during the last
five years.
25. I suggest (żeby Dick dał - give) (25)
________ Kate a box of chocolates.
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polskim formom czasownikowym bez pominięcia żadnego istotnego
elementu.
1. Did you know what Charles (ma zamiar robić
- do) (1) ________ after the meeting?
2. Mrs Black thought her
daughter (słucha - listen) (2) ________ to the radio in the sitting
room, but the girl wasn't at home.
3. A new hotel
(będzie
zbudowany - build) (3) ________ in High Street.
4. You (może
zostaniesz poproszony o wygłoszenie - give) (4) ________ a paper at
the conference in Cambridge.
5. She (mogła była powiedzieć -
tell) (5) ________ her mother about the accident in Old London Road,
but she didn't want to.
6. If Mary hadn't accepted Professor
Black's offer, she (musiałaby szukać - look for) (6) ________ a job
in London two years ago.
7. I'd rather (żebyś nie oglądał -
watch) (7) ________ television tonight.
8. I suggest (zabrać -
take) (8) ________ Alice to the theatre.
9. How many times
(widziałeś się z - see) (9) ________ Jane last month?
10.
Tom said Kate (musi napisać - write) (10) ________ a new book.
11.
If you wanted to stay in York overnight, you (musiałbyś
zatelefonować - phone) (11) ________ Mr and Mrs Carter.
12. We
were sure that Fred (nie będzie mógł odpowiedzieć - answer) (12)
________ your question.
13. Miss Kelly said she (musiała
wyprowadzić się - move out) (13) ________ of her parents' house.
14. How many times a week (John je - have) (14) ________ dinner
at the restaurant?
15. Helen (może przyjedzie - come) (15)
________ to Warsaw on September 10th.
16. I (nie muszę
tłumaczyć- translate) (16) ________ Dr Taylor's article into
German.
17. Frank (musi pracować - work) (17) ________ nine
hours a day since last month.
18. We (nie jesteśmy w stanie
skontaktować się - get in touch) (18) ________ with the Browns for
over three weeks now.
19. I (nie muszę wstawać - get up) (19)
________ at five o'clock since the middle of June.
20. I wonder
if James (będzie leciał - fly) (20) ________ to New York on Friday
night.
21. Tom and Lucy (grali - play) (21) ________ badminton
in the garden for over five hours by nine p.m.
22. Susan (może
nie będzie mogła pojechać na wycieczkę
-
take a trip) (22) ________ to Turkey next summer.
23. Mr Smith
(wydawał się - be) (23) ________ very upset last Tuesday.
24.
John (opublikował - publish) (24) ________ three books during the
last five years.
25. I suggest (żeby Dick dał - give) (25)
________ Kate a box of chocolates.
Zaznacz poprawną
odpowiedź:
1. (Czy zechce pan zamknąć) the
door?
1) Could you close
2) Would you close
3)
Do you mind closing
4) Would you mind closing
2. They
have nothing against (żebyś słuchał) to the radio in the
sitting-room.
1) you to listen
2) listening
3)
your listening
4) that you listen
3. We (wolelibyśmy
przyjść) here next Saturday.
1) 'd better come
2)
prefer to come
3) 'd come
4) 'd rather come
4. I
think (że lepiej będzie, żebym nie mówił) George about your
adventure.
1) I'd rather not tell
2) I'd better not
tell
3) I shouldn't tell
4) I'd be better if I didn't
tell
5. How many times (byłeś) to London by January
1994.
1) have you been
2) were you
3) would you
have been
4) had you been
6. (Niemożliwe, żeby oni
zaprosili) Tom to Scotland.
1) They can't have invited
2)
They couldn't invite
3) They might not invite
4) They might
not have invited
7. When do you think Betty (powinna była
zatelefonować do) Mrs Abbs?
1) would have phoned
2)
ought to phone
3) might have phoned
4) should have
phoned
8. They (chyba musieli spóźnić się na) their
train.
1) would have missed
2) might have missed
3)
had to miss
4) must have missed
9. Jane
(niepotrzebnie wysłała) a telegram to Professor Kent.
1)
couldn't have sent
2) didn't need to send
3) didn't have to
send
4) needn't have sent
10. As far as I know, Dr
Taylor (nie musiał egzaminować) his pupils in Latin last week.
1)
needn't have examined
2) shouldn't have examined
3) mustn't
have examined
4) didn't have to examine
11. (Może
Frank nie będzie musiał szukać) a new job when he completes his
Ph.D.
1) Frank may not look for
2) Frank might not be
looking for
3) Frank may not have to look for
4) Frank may
not have had to look for
12. They said they (przygotowują
się) for their trip to Argentina for over three weeks.
1)
had prepared
2) were preparing
3) have been preparing
4)
had been preparing
13. Mary asked Tom if he (będzie mógł
odwiedzić) her the following week.
1) could come and
see
2) would be able to come and see
3) can come and see
4)
was able to come and see
14. Peter's son (wolno było
oglądać) television till eleven o'clock last night.
1)
could watch
2) was able to watch
3) might watch
4) may
have watched
15. Miss Green wanted to know how long Henry
(zna) Professor Hudson.
1) knows
2) knew
3) had
known
4) has known
16. If you had asked Mary, she
(mogłaby pożyczyć) you the dictionary you needed so badly.
1)
could have lent
2) could lend
3) may have lent
4)
might lend
17. By four o'clock (miną trzy godziny od
czasu, gdy Fred zaczął pisać sprawozdanie).
1) Fred
will write the report for three hours
2) Fred has been writing
the report for three hours
3) Fred will have been writing the
report for three hours
4) Fred will be writing the report for
three hours
18. Mr Wilson said he (był) in Warsaw in
1989.
1) 'd be
2) was
3) used to be
4) has
been
19. I should be very happy, if you (zechciałbyś
wysłać) me a picture postcard from Italy.
1) will
send
2) would send
3) sent
4) would have sent
20.
In my opinion, Henry (powinien był zaprosić) Miss Wilkins to his
party.
1) ought to invite
2) should have invited
3)
should invite
4) must have invited
21. Jim wants to
buy a yacht (aby zaimponować) Kate.
1) so as to be able
to impress
2) so that he can impress
3) to impress
4)
so that he would impress
22. Are you going (dać swój
telewizor do naprawy) this week?
1) to repair your TV
set
2) to have repaired your TV set
3) to have your TV set
repaired
4) to have had your TV set repaired
23. You
(mogłeś był skończyć) your book a few months ago.
1)
may have finished
2) could finish
3) might finish
4)
might have finished
24. Betty said that her sister
(zaproponowano) a very wellpaid job in Newcastle.
1)
offered
2) were offered
3) has been offered
4) had
been offered
25. Let's have a game of chess, (dobrze)?
1)
will we
2) should we
3) shall we
4) would we
Zaznacz poprawną
odpowiedź:
1. (Czy zechce pan zamknąć) the
door?
1) Could you close
2) Would you close
3)
Do you mind closing
4) Would you mind closing
2. They
have nothing against (żebyś słuchał) to the radio in the
sitting-room.
1) you to listen
2) listening
3)
your listening
4) that you listen
3. We (wolelibyśmy
przyjść) here next Saturday.
1) 'd better come
2)
prefer to come
3) 'd come
4) 'd rather come
4. I
think (że lepiej będzie, żebym nie mówił) George about your
adventure.
1) I'd rather not tell
2) I'd better not
tell
3) I shouldn't tell
4) I'd be better if I didn't
tell
5. How many times (byłeś) to London by January
1994.
1) have you been
2) were you
3) would you
have been
4) had you been
6. (Niemożliwe, żeby oni
zaprosili) Tom to Scotland.
1) They can't have invited
2)
They couldn't invite
3) They might not invite
4) They might
not have invited
7. When do you think Betty (powinna była
zatelefonować do) Mrs Abbs?
1) would have phoned
2)
ought to phone
3) might have phoned
4) should have
phoned
8. They (chyba musieli spóźnić się na) their
train.
1) would have missed
2) might have missed
3)
had to miss
4) must have missed
9. Jane
(niepotrzebnie wysłała) a telegram to Professor Kent.
1)
couldn't have sent
2) didn't need to send
3) didn't have to
send
4) needn't have sent
10. As far as I know, Dr
Taylor (nie musiał egzaminować) his pupils in Latin last week.
1)
needn't have examined
2) shouldn't have examined
3) mustn't
have examined
4) didn't have to examine
11. (Może
Frank nie będzie musiał szukać) a new job when he completes his
Ph.D.
1) Frank may not look for
2) Frank might not be
looking for
3) Frank may not have to look for
4) Frank may
not have had to look for
12. They said they (przygotowują
się) for their trip to Argentina for over three weeks.
1)
had prepared
2) were preparing
3) have been preparing
4)
had been preparing
13. Mary asked Tom if he (będzie mógł
odwiedzić) her the following week.
1) could come and
see
2) would be able to come and see
3) can come and see
4)
was able to come and see
14. Peter's son (wolno było
oglądać) television till eleven o'clock last night.
1)
could watch
2) was able to watch
3) might watch
4) may
have watched
15. Miss Green wanted to know how long Henry
(zna) Professor Hudson.
1) knows
2) knew
3) had
known
4) has known
16. If you had asked Mary, she
(mogłaby pożyczyć) you the dictionary you needed so badly.
1)
could have lent
2) could lend
3) may have lent
4)
might lend
17. By four o'clock (miną trzy godziny od
czasu, gdy Fred zaczął pisać sprawozdanie).
1) Fred
will write the report for three hours
2) Fred has been writing
the report for three hours
3) Fred will have been writing the
report for three hours
4) Fred will be writing the report for
three hours
18. Mr Wilson said he (był) in Warsaw in
1989.
1) 'd be
2) was
3) used to be
4) has
been
19. I should be very happy, if you (zechciałbyś
wysłać) me a picture postcard from Italy.
1) will
send
2) would send
3) sent
4) would have sent
20.
In my opinion, Henry (powinien był zaprosić) Miss Wilkins to his
party.
1) ought to invite
2) should have invited
3)
should invite
4) must have invited
21. Jim wants to
buy a yacht (aby zaimponować) Kate.
1) so as to be able
to impress
2) so that he can impress
3) to impress
4)
so that he would impress
22. Are you going (dać swój
telewizor do naprawy) this week?
1) to repair your TV
set
2) to have repaired your TV set
3) to have your TV set
repaired
4) to have had your TV set repaired
23. You
(mogłeś był skończyć) your book a few months ago.
1)
may have finished
2) could finish
3) might finish
4)
might have finished
24. Betty said that her sister
(zaproponowano) a very wellpaid job in Newcastle.
1)
offered
2) were offered
3) has been offered
4) had
been offered
25. Let's have a game of chess, (dobrze)?
1)
will we
2) should we
3) shall we
4) would we