выполнить тест, до четверга 1 Fill in salary, sociable, clenched , overtime, dark, grated, freelancer.

1 He was so angry he ….his fists tightly.

2 Rachel has many friends because she's very ….

3 Have you … the cheese?

4 I prefer … chocolate to the milk or white varieties.

5 Does your father often work …?

6 His …is ?40,000 a year.

2 Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

1 He (take) the dog for a walk every day after school.

2 Fred ( work) for the company for ten years.

3 Robin … never (be) abroad.

4 Joy (clean) the house since 9 o'clock.

5 They (play) football all day so they were very tired in the evening.

6 David (eat) by the time we got home.

3Complete the phrasal verbs with the correct preposition

( back,round, down ,without, on, over)

1 Do you get …well with your classmates?

2 It has taken me a long time to get … the flu.

3 The prices of Christmas decorations have gone …since last year.

4 How long can an animal go … food?

5 Looking at these photographs brings … so many happy memories.

6 She passed out and the doctor had to bring her ….

4 Fill in the gaps with the correct preposition. (by, in, under, with, at, by)

1 Mr Brown is very popular … the students.

2 I am very good … English. I am always top of the class.

3 When you buy things online, you pay … credit card.

4 Is it possible to pay … cheque?

5 Jonathan will be .. charge of the project.

6 They were …. pressure to meet the deadline.

5 Read the text and fill in the missing words.

• stylish • bossy • hold • creative• uncomfortable • crazy

You've always wanted to be popular in school. You've dreamt a thousand times what it would be like to be the star of your school's football team or that tall blonde girl who everyone fancies.

‘Cool’ people are attractive, confident and always wear 1) ….outfits. Everyone wants to hang out with them. But often "cool" people aren't very nice! They can be selfish and 2) …. At times they get impatient with people who might be shy or a bit quiet.

If you really want to make some true friends, here are some tips. Don’t choose friends based on looks. What really matters in a friend is not being slim and beautiful but reliable and generous. Choose friends who are humorous, talkative and who never treat others badly. In fact, these are the people who are truly cool! Try to choose friends that you can actually benefit from. Those who are 3) …. and have interests other than fashion and parties.

Be flexible but don't say or do things that make you feel 4) …. just to make cool' people like you. Always speak your mind. Those who really care for you will still be your friends - even if at times you drive them 5) …..

Remember: real friends are those you can open up to. Those who will 6) … their tongue and will never give away your secrets.

- Take a minute and think. What really matters? Making friends that count or counting friends?

1) He was so angry he clenched his fists tightly. Explanation: The word "clenched" means to close tightly, especially when angry or determined. In this sentence, it describes how the person clenched their fists tightly due to anger. 2) Rachel has many friends because she's very sociable. Explanation: The word "sociable" means friendly and enjoys being with other people. In this sentence, it explains why Rachel has many friends because she is friendly and enjoys being with others. 3) Have you grated the cheese? Explanation: The word "grated" means to shred or cut into small pieces. In this sentence, it asks if the person has shredded the cheese. 4) I prefer dark chocolate to the milk or white varieties. Explanation: The word "dark" refers to chocolate that does not contain milk solids and has a higher percentage of cocoa. In this sentence, it states a preference for dark chocolate over milk or white chocolate. 5) Does your father often work overtime? Explanation: The word "overtime" refers to work done in addition to regular working hours. In this sentence, it asks if the person's father often works extra hours. 6) His salary is ?40,000 a year. Explanation: The word "salary" refers to the fixed amount of money that a person is paid regularly for their work. In this sentence, it states that the person's salary is ?40,000 per year. 2) Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 1) He takes (take) the dog for a walk every day after school. Explanation: The verb "take" should be in the present simple tense to match the subject "He" and the daily routine of walking the dog. 2) Fred has worked (work) for the company for ten years. Explanation: The verb "work" should be in the present perfect tense to show an action that started in the past and continues to the present. 3) Robin has never been (be) abroad. Explanation: The verb "be" should be in the present perfect tense to show an action that started in the past and continues to the present. 4) Joy has been cleaning (clean) the house since 9 o'clock. Explanation: The verb "clean" should be in the present perfect continuous tense to show an action that started in the past and is still ongoing. 5) They played (play) football all day so they were very tired in the evening. Explanation: The verb "play" should be in the past simple tense to match the past action of playing football. 6) David had eaten (eat) by the time we got home. Explanation: The verb "eat" should be in the past perfect tense to show an action that occurred before another past action (getting home). 3) Complete the phrasal verbs with the correct preposition. 1) Do you get on well with your classmates? Explanation: The phrasal verb "get on" means to have a good relationship with someone. In this sentence, it asks if the person has a good relationship with their classmates. 2) It has taken me a long time to get over the flu. Explanation: The phrasal verb "get over" means to recover from something, such as an illness or a difficult experience. In this sentence, it states that it took a long time for the person to recover from the flu. 3) The prices of Christmas decorations have gone up since last year. Explanation: The phrasal verb "go up" means to increase or become higher. In this sentence, it explains that the prices of Christmas decorations have increased since last year. 4) How long can an animal go without food? Explanation: The phrasal verb "go without" means to live or survive without something. In this sentence, it asks how long an animal can survive without food. 5) Looking at these photographs brings back so many happy memories. Explanation: The phrasal verb "bring back" means to cause something to be remembered or experienced again. In this sentence, it states that looking at the photographs brings back many happy memories. 6) She passed out and the doctor had to bring her round. Explanation: The phrasal verb "bring round" means to make someone regain consciousness or recover from fainting. In this sentence, it explains that the doctor had to make her regain consciousness. 4) Fill in the gaps with the correct preposition. 1) Mr Brown is very popular with the students. Explanation: The preposition "with" is used to show the relationship between Mr Brown and the students, indicating that the students like him. 2) I am very good at English. I am always top of the class. Explanation: The preposition "at" is used to show skill or ability in a particular subject, indicating that the person is good at English. 3) When you buy things online, you pay by credit card. Explanation: The preposition "by" is used to indicate the method of payment, indicating that the person pays using a credit card. 4) Is it possible to pay by cheque? Explanation: The preposition "by" is used to indicate the method of payment, suggesting the option of paying by cheque. 5) Jonathan will be in charge of the project. Explanation: The preposition "in" is used to indicate control or responsibility, stating that Jonathan will be responsible for the project. 6) They were under pressure to meet the deadline. Explanation: The preposition "under" is used to show being affected or influenced by something, indicating that they were experiencing pressure to meet the deadline. 5) Read the text and fill in the missing words. • stylish • bossy • hold • creative • uncomfortable • crazy You've always wanted to be popular in school. You've dreamt a thousand times what it would be like to be the star of your school's football team or that tall blonde girl who everyone fancies. ‘Cool’ people are attractive, confident and always wear stylish outfits. Everyone wants to hang out with them. But often "cool" people aren't very nice! They can be selfish and bossy. At times they get impatient with people who might be shy or a bit quiet. If you really want to make some true friends, here are some tips. Don’t choose friends based on looks. What really matters in a friend is not being slim and beautiful but reliable and generous. Choose friends who are humorous, talkative and who never treat others badly. In fact, these are the people who are truly cool! Try to choose friends that you can actually benefit from. Those who are creative and have interests other than fashion and parties. Be flexible but don't say or do things that make you feel uncomfortable just to make cool' people like you. Always speak your mind. Those who really care for you will still be your friends - even if at times you drive them crazy. Remember: real friends are those you can open up to. Those who will hold their tongue and will never give away your secrets. - Take a minute and think. What really matters? Making friends that count or counting friends? Explanation: In this text, it talks about the desire to be popular and what it means to be "cool." It suggests that true friends are those who are reliable, generous, humorous, talkative, and treat others well. It advises against trying to please others by doing things that make one uncomfortable and emphasizes the importance of being able to share secrets with real friends who will keep them confidential. The question at the end asks the reader to reflect on what truly matters, either having a small number of close friends or a large number of superficial friends.