Помогите пожалуйста сделать.Мне Английский не даётся вообще.... 1. Choose the correct word.

1) He makes the best grilled cheese sandwiches and scrambled eggs/milk.

2) Do you love pickled rice/onions as much as I do?

3) Bake the cake/sandwiches for 40 minutes.

4) He ate the mashed/boiled potatoes but not the meat.

5) Add some green and a pinch/loaf of salt.

6) Two teaspoon/litre bottles of mineral water, please.

7) Could you pour/peel an orange for me?

8) Beat/slice the butter and sugar together until fluffy.

9) I need to buy a packet of aspirin. Is there a chemist`s/florist`s near here?



2. Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous.

1) …(they/arrive) already?

2) I … (clean) all morning. I`m fed up!

3) Sorry for the mess! I … (bake).

4) How many times … (you/take) this exam?

5) He … (eat) six bars of chocolate today.

6) Liz exhausted these days. She … (work) too hard recently.

7) I … (have) this dog for six years.



3. Choose the correct answer.

1) I have … water left. There`s enough to share.

a) a little b) a few c) many

2) There weren`t … people at the meeting.

a) little b) much c) many

3) He always wanted to visit … Europe.

a) a b) the c) –

4) … town where I live is quite small.

a) A b) The c) –

5) My jeans … in the wash.

a) are b) is c) isn`t

6) Money … everything.

a) don`t b) isn`t c) aren`t

7) It can`t be helped. It`s just his cup of … .

a) tea b) coffee c) water

8) Joe went … her five minutes ago.

a) after b) down with c) off

9) Can I pay … credit card?

a) by b) in c) out

1. Choose the correct word:

1. He makes the best grilled cheese sandwiches and scrambled eggs.
   Explanation: "Scrambled eggs" is a common food item that pairs well with grilled cheese sandwiches. "Milk" is a drink, and it doesn't fit in this context.

2. Do you love pickled onions as much as I do?
   Explanation: "Pickled onions" is a common food item. "Pickled rice" is not a standard dish.

3. Bake the cake for 40 minutes.
   Explanation: "Cake" is usually baked, whereas "sandwiches" are not baked in the same way.

4. He ate the mashed potatoes but not the meat.
   Explanation: "Mashed potatoes" is a common dish. "Boiled potatoes" could also be correct, but mashed potatoes are more likely to be paired with meat in this context.

5. Add some green and a pinch of salt.
   Explanation: The phrase "a pinch of salt" is commonly used to refer to a small amount of salt. "Loaf of salt" is incorrect, as salt doesn't come in loaves.

6. Two teaspoon bottles of mineral water, please.
   Explanation: "Two teaspoon" is incorrect. The correct measurement for bottles would be "litre" (e.g., "two litre bottles").

7. Could you peel an orange for me?
   Explanation: "Peel" refers to removing the skin from an orange. "Pour" would be used for liquids.

8. Beat the butter and sugar together until fluffy.
   Explanation: "Beat" is the correct verb when mixing butter and sugar together, especially in baking.

9. I need to buy a packet of aspirin. Is there a chemist’s near here?
   Explanation: A "chemist’s" is a store that sells medicine, and "florist’s" is a store that sells flowers, so "chemist’s" is correct here.

2. Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous.

1. Have they arrived already?
   Explanation: Use the Present Perfect ("have arrived") to indicate an action that has already happened.

2. I have been cleaning all morning. I’m fed up!
   Explanation: "Have been cleaning" is the Present Perfect Continuous, which describes an action that started in the past and is still ongoing.

3. Sorry for the mess! I have been baking.
   Explanation: Use the Present Perfect Continuous ("have been baking") because the action is ongoing and explains the mess.

4. How many times have you taken this exam?
   Explanation: "Have you taken" is the Present Perfect because it refers to past actions that may have occurred multiple times up to the present.

5. He has eaten six bars of chocolate today.
   Explanation: Use the Present Perfect ("has eaten") because it describes actions that have been completed at some point today.

6. Liz has been exhausted these days. She has been working too hard recently.
   Explanation: "Has been working" is the Present Perfect Continuous, indicating a continuous action in the past that affects the present.

7. I have had this dog for six years.
   Explanation: "Have had" is the Present Perfect, indicating possession that started in the past and continues to the present.

3. Choose the correct answer:

1. I have a little water left. There’s enough to share.
   Explanation: "A little" is used with uncountable nouns like "water." "A few" is for countable nouns.

2. There weren’t many people at the meeting.
   Explanation: "Many" is used for countable nouns, like people.

3. He always wanted to visit Europe.
   Explanation: When referring to continents or countries, we use "Europe" without an article.

4. The town where I live is quite small.
   Explanation: Use "the" because you're referring to a specific town.

5. My jeans are in the wash.
   Explanation: "Jeans" is a plural noun, so it takes "are."

6. Money isn’t everything.
   Explanation: "Money" is an uncountable noun, so we use "isn't."

7. It can’t be helped. It’s just his cup of tea.
   Explanation: "Cup of tea" is a common expression meaning something someone likes or prefers.

8. Joe went after her five minutes ago.
   Explanation: "Went after" means to follow or pursue.

9. Can I pay by credit card?
   Explanation: The correct preposition here is "by" when talking about methods of payment.