Вопрос задан 08.10.2026 в 08:46. Предмет Английский язык. Спрашивает Бабурина Мария.

1. I don’t remember ... that I’m sure you’re mistaken.

a) to say; b) say; c) saying; d) to have said.

2. There were two answers, and ... was right.

a) neither; b) no one; c) no; d) not any.

3. This dress is ... as the one I had before.

a) plenty the same; b) very similar; c) very same; d) much the same.

4. He ... here from 1955 to 1960.

a) worked; b) works; c) has been working; d) has worked.

5. He’s ... his sister.

a) much taller that; b) much more taller than; c) much taller than; d) more taller than.

6. Be careful you don’t... your keys!

a) lost; b) loosen; c) lose; d) loose.

7. What they say may be true; you never can...

a) say; b) tell; c) remember; d) recognise.

8. He didn’t move, but just... where he fell.

a) lain; b) lay; c) laid; d) lied.

9. I haven’t had a reply to the invitation I sent you last week. ... to my party?

a) Shall you come; b) Are you coming; c) Do you come; d) Should you come?

10. That man reminds me ... my history teacher.

a) from; b) of; c) about; d) on.

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Отвечает Круглякова Антонина.

Correct answers:

  • 1 — c) saying: I don’t remember saying that.
  • 2 — a) neither: for two answers, use neither.
  • 3 — d) much the same: means “almost the same”.
  • 4 — a) worked: the period 1955–1960 is finished.
  • 5 — c) much taller than: correct comparative form.
  • 6 — c) lose: “don’t lose your keys” means “do not misplace them”.
  • 7 — b) tell: “you never can tell” means “you can’t know for sure”.
  • 8 — b) lay: past tense of lie meaning “be in a lying position”.
  • 9 — b) Are you coming: used for a planned future arrangement.
  • 10 — b) of: the phrase is remind someone of someone/something.

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