Тоғызыншы сыныпқа арналған грамматикалық тест тапсырмалары

1. Put the verb in brackets into its correct form:

1. I’d (see) him if I’d gone, but I didn’t go.

2. I used to (live) in London, but I don’t know.

3. He has no money (spend) on luxuries.

4. There’s no hope of (do) it now.

5. I had the letter (type) by my secretary.

2. Put the appropriate preposition or adverbial particles:

1. She filled … the application form and sent it back to the agency. ( She completed the form)

2. He was living …fear of his enemies.

3. He was completely …money. He had spent it all.

5. You must put the interests of your children… your own.

3. Put the jumbled sentences into the right order:

1. always promises he does he what

2. doesn’t what I do shall supposing he come?

3. whether they wonders out will find he

4.finds on to be James difficult it time

4.the worrying what’s of use

4. Write “still’’, “yet’’ or already:

1. He isn’t …here, is he? I thought he had gone home.

2. I haven’t been there …I’ll go next week.

3. Goodness! It’s five o’clock…

4. I’m afraid it’s raining, I thought it had stopped but it hasn’t/

5. He had …heard the news when I told him.

5. Write questions –tags:

1. That’s nice dress,… …?

2. She hasn’t seen you today, … …?

3. They shouldn’t have complained, … …?

American favorite holidays

The United States sets aside a number of days each year to commemorate events, people or public occasions. These days are called holidays. Technically, the United States does not celebrate national holidays, but Congress has designated 10 "legal public holidays," during which most federal institutions are closed and most federal employees do not work. Since 1971, a number of these have been fixed on Mondays, so as to afford workers a long holiday weekend

Seven of the federal legal holidays — New Year’s Day; Washington’s Birthday/ Presidents’ Day; Memorial Day; Independence Day; Labor Day; Thanksgiving and Christmas — are observed nearly universally throughout the public and private sectors They are considered to be American favorite holidays.