I. Choose the right word. Entry test, 10th form 1. I'll have to complete this work for/during a week. 2. This will be a very important meeting. I ask you all to come in/on time. 3. A few years passed and in/at the end they met again. 4. I'm so glad that you've come in/on time to help the patient. 5. The reader finds the truth only in/at the end of the book. 6. Don't worry, you can book the tickets now and pay for them after/afterwards. 7. We need an idea that can join/unite us. 8. World War II brought about a lot of historic/historical changes in Europe. 9. Bob swims as/like a real sportsman. 10. If you've got a large family, it's more economic/economical to travel by than by train. car 11. One of Britain's most famous/notorious criminals escaped from prison. 12. Does Russia import a lot of wood/timber? II. Use the necessary phrasal verb (to pick, to cut, to put, to speak) 1. We must…down this dry tree. 2. I think Alec hates me: he is constantly…on me. 3. The young men were asked to…out their cigarettes. 4. I won't accept "no" for an answer. I simply can't… up with such a decision. 5. Could you…up, please? We can't hear at the back. 6. Why did all his friends…off a close relationship with John? 7. All the pictures were wonderful. It was so difficult to…out the best. 8. … the tops off the carrots before cooking them. III. Open the brackets, use the Passive Voice. 1. I'm afraid boss is not available at the moment: he (interview). 2. This piece of advice (give) to me many years ago. 3. Do you know when his new book (publish)? 4. Don had a feeling that his new idea (meet) with hostility. 5 We can't get into the house, the key to the door (lose). 6. he papers must (hand) in today. IV. ranslate the sentences. 1. Е, за лишь автомобиль остановился, к нему подошли два по ицейских.

I. Choose the right word: 1. I'll have to complete this work **during** a week. 2. This will be a very important meeting. I ask you all to come **on** time. 3. A few years passed and **in** the end they met again. 4. I'm so glad that you've come **in** time to help the patient. 5. The reader finds the truth only **at** the end of the book. 6. Don't worry, you can book the tickets now and pay for them **afterwards**. 7. We need an idea that can **unite** us. 8. World War II brought about a lot of **historic** changes in Europe. 9. Bob swims **like** a real sportsman. 10. If you've got a large family, it's more **economical** to travel by car than by train. 11. One of Britain's most famous **criminals** escaped from prison. 12. Does Russia import a lot of **timber**? II. Use the necessary phrasal verb (to pick, to cut, to put, to speak): 1. We must **cut** down this dry tree. 2. I think Alec hates me: he is constantly **picking** on me. 3. The young men were asked to **put** out their cigarettes. 4. I won't accept "no" for an answer. I simply can't **put up** with such a decision. 5. Could you **speak up**, please? We can't hear at the back. 6. Why did all his friends **cut off** a close relationship with John? 7. All the pictures were wonderful. It was so difficult to **pick out** the best. 8. **Cut** the tops off the carrots before cooking them. III. Open the brackets, use the Passive Voice: 1. I'm afraid the boss is not available at the moment: he **is being interviewed**. 2. This piece of advice **was given** to me many years ago. 3. Do you know when his new book **will be published**? 4. Don had a feeling that his new idea **would be met** with hostility. 5. We can't get into the house, the key to the door **has been lost**. 6. The papers must **be handed** in today. IV. Translate the sentences: 1. Когда лишь автомобиль остановился, к нему подошли два полицейских.