Cross out one incorrect word in each sentence mrs miller was tired because

1. Cross out one incorrect word in each sentence.

1. Mr Black was
   tired because she had  been  being
    working on her report for 10 days.
2. When I was
   talking  talked to her, I understood that she had not read
   my letter.
3. Kate was
   walking home when she had met her
   friends.
4. The house
   looked abandoned. Nobody had  been
    visited it for ages.
5. What were
   you  being  doing last month?
6. Alex’s
   hands were covered in paint. He has  had
    been  painting.
7. My
   sister went to the hospital yesterday. She hadn’t  been
    felt  feeling well for several days.
8. Jessica
   invited some friends to her housewarming party last weekend. Unfortunately
   some of them didn’t  come. Some even hadn’t  been
    notified
   her.

Past Perfect Simple And
Continuous

2. Choose
the correct option to complete the sentences

The
office was quite dirty. It seemed they ___ it for months.

a)     
didn’t clean

b)     
had not cleaned

c)     
weren’t cleaning

Mary
wasn’t hungry in the evening. She ___ dinner earlier.

a)     
had had

b)     
had

c)     
was having

The
rain stopped, but the grass was wet. It ___ for several hours.

a)     
rained

b)     
had rained

c)     
had been raining

Who
was that woman? I ___ her before.

a)     
didn’t see

b)     
hadn’t seen

c)     
not saw

Barney
was sitting on the ground and breathing heavily. He ___.

a)     
had ran

b)     
was running

c)     
had been running

I didn’t see John
at work yesterday. He ___ earlier.

a)     
had left

b)      had been leaving

c)      left

We knew each other very well. We ___ on
our first day at school.

d)     
had met

e)      met

f)       were meeting

3. Ask questions:

1. I enjoy studying biology. (Why…?) Why do you like studying
biology?

2. Biology has many subdivisions. (What subdivisions…?) What
subdivisions does biology have?

3. I have chosen ecology as my future speciality. (What…?) What
have you chosen as your futurespeciality?

4. The biology faculty is one of the largest and one of the oldest
in the University; it was founded in 1934. (When…?) When was
the biology faculty founded?

5. I study many subjects at the Biology faculty. (What subjects…?)
What subjects do you study at the Biology faculty?

6. After graduating I’d like to work at a research laboratory.
(Where…?) Where would you like to work after graduating?

Match
the phrasal verbs with their meanings

Sir
Isaac Newton. Формат ОГЭ

4. Complete the text with the correct words

Everyone _____(know) KNOWS
the name of Sir Isaac Newton, one of the greatest scientists. Newton was an
English physicist and mathematician. He _____(be) WAS born
in 1642 in Lincolnshire, England. Newton’s father _____(die) HAD DIED three months before his son _____(bear) WAS BORN. His mother _____(marry) MARRIED another man and _____(go) WENT to live with her new husband. Newton _____(must) HAD TO stay with his grandmother.

Newton _____(have) HAD great
skills in building machines. He and _____(go) WENT
to grammar school and then _____(study) STUDIED natural
science and mathematics at Cambridge University. At the university, Newton _____(get)
GOT interested in the works of mechanical
philosophers.

Between the ages of 22 and 24, Newton _____(make) MADE his greatest discoveries in mathematics, optics,
and mechanics, such as the nature of white light and the law of gravitation.
The idea of the law of gravitation _____(come) CAME to
Newton in his garden as he _____watch) WAS WATCHING the
fall of an apple. This observation _____(lead) LED to
a great scientific discovery.

Newton never _____(marry) MARRIED,
and the only people who _____(live) LIVED with
him _____(be) WERE his niece and her husband.
Newton _____(die) DIED in 1727 in London at the
age of 84. He was buried in Westminster Abbey.

ВПР.
Reading: Multiple Choice

5. Choose the correct answers.

We can not imagine our life without the telephone.
This is the first thing we take in our hands in the morning, very often use it
during the day and,to be honest, the last thing we see before going to bed.

A telephone was patented in the USA in 1876 by
Alexander Bell. A handset was used both to receive and send peoples’ messages.
A bell was invented by Mr Watson, Mr Bell’s colleague, later in 1878. The distance
of operation of this line didn’t exceed 500 meters. For a very long time, A.
Bell was believed to be the inventor of the telephone. However, in 2002 the
Congress of the USA credited Antonio Meucci with the right of the invention of
the telephone. The thing is that Antonio had published an article about the
telephone in an Italian newspaper 17 years earlier than A. Bell made his great
invention. He failed to patent it because of financial problems.

The first telephones were without a direct
communication line. That means that manual telephone stations could be used
only with the help of operators. Only at the beginning of the 1920s, the
possibility of direct connection appeared, and the disk phones were produced
and used.

Nowadays cell phones or mobile phones are common
because they are very convenient and quite cheap. The coverage zone is now wide
and stable, allowing to make phone calls and send messages almost from
everywhere. The whole cover zone is divided into «cells». The main
idea of cell communication is based on the principle of honeycomb* in a
beehive**. There are base stations and the coverage zone of each in ideal
conditions looks like a circle. But because of the buildings, the shape is
distorted and looks like a hexagon. The coverage zones of each base station
slightly overlap each other providing a stable signal even when the user moves
from one zone to another.

Communication is a very important thing in our life.
The evidence of that we might find in ancient times, when not having a phone people
communicated using a whistle or gong. Now we have plenty of opportunities and
devices to meet all our needs.

1. Telephone is  

a)      the
most essential thing in our lives.

b)      the
thing which most people are addicted to.

c)     
the thing we often use.

2. A bell was invented by  

a)      Alexander
Bell.

b)     
Mr. Watson.

c)      Antonio
Meucci.

3. The distance of the first line operation was  

a)     
less than 500 metres.

b)      more
than 500 metres.

c)      more
than 5000 metres.

4. A telephone first was invented by  

a)      Alexander
Bell.

b)      Mr.
Watson.

c)     
Antonio Meucci.

5. The first telephones were  

a)      with
a direct communication line.

b)      disk
phones.

c)     
without a direct communication line.

6. Stable communication is NOT provided if  

a)     
there are gaps between the cover zones of base stations.

b)      a
user moves from one zone to another.

c)      there
are buildings in the area.

7. Means of communication in ancient times were  

a)      imaginative
and effective.

b)     
primitive

c)      the
same as now.

cross out one incorrect word in each sentence and type the correct one
They has just gone to school. — have
1 Have you find your keys yesterday? -Yes, I did.
2 Has Agata wrote a letter to Santa Claus? — No, she hasn’t.
3 I has never been married.
4 Where do you go last night?
5 I haven’t see Olivia for more than three months.
6 Mary have lived in Moscow since 2011.
7 Did you ever been to London?
8 Last year i haven’t go to Moscow because I was ill.