Variant III 1. Choose the right form to complete the sentences

1) My mum has never (swam/swum) in the sea.
2) I am learning English because I hope it will be (useful/ useless) to me.
3) Our teacher usually hands (in/ out/ back) our exercise books when classes begin.
4) I borrowed this book (to/ from/ out) my uncle.
5) The teacher asked us to hand (in/ out/ back/ over) our papers on Friday.
6) Who has (gave/ given) you this cute little kitten?
7) My friend prefers mathematics (in/ to/ from) language learning.
8) Where did you buy such a good (dictionary/vocabulary)?
9) Have you ever been (in/ to) Australia?
10) She took my photo, looked at it and handed it (out/in/ over/ back) to me.

2. Complete the sentences with the derivatives of the words

1) She stood (speech) and didn’t know what to say.
2) There were difficult sentences at the (begin) of the text.
3) Theirs was a (child) family.
4) How many people were there at the (meet).
5) I can’t remember the (mean) of this word.

3. Complete the sentences. Use Present Perfect
1) Jane (not, be) to London.
2) They (do) their rooms.
3) You (buy) this book?
4) She (read) an interesting text.

4. Form questions and negations.
1) He has bought a present for you.
2) I have already thought about it.
3) Polly has had a cup of tea.