Надо ! надеюсь на поддержку грамматический тест по языку - 8 класс 1. al`s part-time job takes most of his time in the evenings. a- to b- off c- up 2. john says that when he was a student, maths his least favourite subject. a- were b- had been c- was 3. kate drive to work, but now she takes the bus. a- got used to b- used to c- was used to 4. tracy can type eighty words minute. a- the b- ничего c- a 5. sue gave dan a new set of hockey for his birthday. a- bats b- clubs c- sticks 6. my mum says she`ll never forget my dad for the first time. a- to meet b- she met c- meeting 7. the speaker had to his voice, as some people at the back of the room couldn`t hear him well. a- raise b- lift c- put up 8. it like the bus is running late. let`s catch a taxi. a- is looking b- has looked c- looks 9. jerry doesn`t mind overtime, as he really needs the extra money. a- work b- to work c- working 10. terry`s job as an accountant brings quite a lot of money. a- up b- for c- in 11. it`s not nice to blame others your mistakes. a- of b- for c- about 12. the room was decorated fresh flowers from their garden. a- by b- of c- with 13. the salad needs some oil and a of vinegar. a- litre b- teaspoon c- pinch 14. jane wear a uniform at work, as long as her clothes are neat and tidy. a- mustn`t b- ought not to c- doesn`t have to 15. do you mind if i your dictionary? i forgot to bring mine. a- rent b- lend c- borrow 16. the burning of fossil fuels has a bad on our environment. a- drawback b- impact c- fault 17. mum advised me large amounts of cash with me abroad. a- not to carry b- to not carry c- don`t carry 18. laslie is very keen learning how to play a musical instrument. a- at b- on c- of 19. tom been hungry. he ate three sandviches and two packets of biscuits. a- ought to have b- may have c- must have 20.it`s always a good idea to save up for a day. you might need the extra money. a- rairy b- foggy c- windy

6. Copy the map above, then read about the towns and add their names to it.

Leeds in West Yorkshire is a great commercial city, and its people are very proud of it. Some of the warehouses and factories which made it a wealthy city in the 18th and 19th centuries were destroyed some twenty to thirty years ago, but recently many have been renovated and developed for commercial or residential use. There are now many new buildings, as well as important historical buildings in the city centre.

Norwich  was one of the chief provincial cities of medieval

England. When its walls were constructed (1197-1223), they enclosed almost a square mile, an area as big as that of the City of London. By that time it had become the capital of East Anglia. Its majestic cathedral and the narrow winding streets around it still remind the visitor of those ancient times.

Durham. Whatever travellers see or do not see in England, they must see this city, in the north east, just south of Newcastle upon Tyne. No one can forget the sight of its cathedral and castle rising together on a steep hill overlooking a loop in the River Wear, which almost surrounds them. The cathedral itself is one of the great medieval buildings of Europe.

Edinburgh has long been the capital of Scotland. Edinburgh Castle is Edinburgh’s principal building, dominating the city, perched on a rock over a hundred metres above sea level. Another important building is the Palace of Holyrood House, founded by James IV around 1500. In between the castle and the palace is the Royal Mile, which was the centre of Edinburgh life before the 17th century and is fascinating to visit now.

Liverpool, a port in the north west of England, has a quality that is not found in quite the same way anywhere else in England: the quality of grandeur. Liverpool has this grandeur in its site on the broad Mersey river (more than half a mile wide) with the housesrising above it; in its great dock buildings, its broad streets, and its two enormous cathedrals.

Brighton is a seaside resort on the English Channel. Only 50 miles (80km) from London, it offers a good variety of lively entertainment. It is a cheerful place, bustling and crowded in the summer, but alive at every season of the year. Its royal pavilion is a masterpiece of eccentric English architecture

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