Find the word which should not be in the sentence

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Find the word which should not be in the sentence. Example: He has been being offered an interesting job. …being 1) Were you be shown how to fix it?
2) He likes to having his photograph taken.
3) The criminal is believed to have been left the country.
4) This painting it is believed to be his masterpiece.
5) He was seen to leaving the farm at dawn.
6) All the silverware was disappeared without trace.
7) The film star is expected that to give a press conference this afternoon.
She was had a new cooker delivered yesterday.
9) Have you been had the report typed yet?
10) We should to have a new garage built.
11) He insists on having his office is cleaned twice weekly.
12) Did you get an application form be mailed to you?
13) We had the locksmith to open the door.
14) They had been had a burglar alarm installed.

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01.- Complete the sentences using the words in bold. Use two to five words.

1 We can get into the house only if you have a key.

can
Only if … you have a key can … we get into the house.

2 If the weather gets any colder, we’ll turn on the heating.

get
Should …………………………we’ll turn on the heating.

3 He had just entered when the telephone rang.

sooner
No ……………………………..the telephone rang.

4 He visits us so rarely that I can hardly remember what he looks like.

visit
So ………………..that I can hardly remember what he looks like.

5 Mark works so hard that I’m sure he’ll be promoted soon.

does
So ……………………that I’m sure he’ll be promoted soon.

6 If you had been there, you would have enjoyed it.

been
Had ……………………….would have enjoyed it.

7 He spoke to me only after I spoke to him.

speak
Only after I spoke to him ……………………………to me.

8 Janet won’t get on a plane under any circumstances.

will
Under …………………………..on a plane.

9 I realised who she was only after a few minutes.

realise
Only after a few minutes …………………….she was.

10 She didn’t know that her wish would come true.

did
Little …………………………………her wish would come true.

11 He didn’t laugh once all evening.

did
Not ………………………………………..all evening.

12 They scarcely talk to each other any more.

do
Scarcely ………………………………..each other any more.

13 This restaurant rarely gets so crowded.

get
Seldom ………………………………….so crowded.

14 If he had left earlier, he would have been on time.

he
Had …………………………. have been on time.

15 She was so happy that she decided to celebrate.

she
So …………………………….she decided to celebrate.

16 This is the only way that we can be sure we are right.

in
Only ………………………….be sure that we are right.

17 If he notices anything, we’ll be in trouble.

notice
Should ………………………………., we’ll be in trouble.

18 Sarah forgot to take her purse and her handbag too.

did
Sarah didn’t remember to take her purse; ……………..to take her handbag.

19 He was so scared that he could hardly breathe.

fear
Such ……………………………….he could hardly breathe.

20 She performed so well that she won an Oscar.

perform
So ……………………………..that she won an Oscar.

21 Thailand is warmer and cheaper than England.

only
Not ……………………….than England, it’s cheaper too.

22 If I were you, I would try calling her again.

you
Were …………………………….. calling her again.

23 The weather hasn’t been this warm since last summer.

has
Not since last summer …………………………….this warm.

24 You must not miss the plane on any account.

no
On ……………………………………the plane.

25 She had just left when the boss asked to see her.

sooner
No …………………………..the boss asked to see her.

26 You will only understand him if you speak French.

will
Only ……………………………you understand him.

27 If you don’t apologise, he will never forgive you.

not
Should …………………….., he will never forgive you.

02.-Rewrite the sentences using “so” or “such” at the beginning of the sentence.

1 The weather was so bad that they stayed at home.
…So bad was the weather that they stayed at home…. .

2 The house was so big that he almost got lost.
So …………………………………………

3 He was so surprised to see her he could hardly speak.
Such ……………………………………………

4 She was so bored by the play that she fell asleep.
So …………………………………………………

5 He was so angry that he shouted at everyone.
Such ……………………………………………….

03.-Fill in “so“, “neither/nor” and the appropriate verb.

1 “I’d like to go to Belgium one day.”

” … So would I …. I’ve never been there.”

2 “I really enjoyed that film last night.”

………………………. It’s one of the best I’ve ever seen.”

3 “I’ve used up all my money.”

………………………………” My purse is empty.”

4 “We didn’t like the food they served yesterday.”

…………………………………..” It was overcooked.”

5 “I feel like going to the beach today.”

……………… Let’s go!”

6 “I can’t remember how to make souffle.
” ……………………….. Let’s look in the recipe book.”

7 “I don’t believe he’s telling the truth.”

……………………………” The facts don’t add up.”

04.-Rewrite the sentences as in the example giving emphasis to the words in bold.

1 Mary sent this card
…It was Mary who sent this card …

2 Judy baked the cake .

3 Did you lock the front door?

4 You need a long rest.

5 Johnny needs a new pair of shoes .

6 Mary came round last night.

7 Where did you go on holiday last year?

8 Why are you always biting your nails?

9 It doesn’t matter what he does, he always makes mistakes .

10 He bought a new ring for her .

11 Are you angry with Jim?

12 Mr Brown called the police .

13 When are you moving house?

14. Jane needs a lot of support at the moment.

15 How will I get there so early in the morning?

05.- Complete the sentences using the words in bold. Use two to five words.

1 You haven’t paid last month’s phone bill.

that
It … is you that/who hasn’t … paid last month’s phone bill.

2 Mr Jones is the manager of the supermarket.

is
It …………………….the manager of the supermarket.

3 Did you go to the Caribbean for Christmas?

you
Was ………………………….the Caribbean for Christmas?

4 The bus driver himself doesn’t want to let any more passengers on board.

who
It ………………….doesn’t want to let any more passengers on board.

5 Julie doesn’t want to invite Malcolm to her party.

is
It ………………………….doesn’t want to invite to her party.

6 My father didn’t let me go out last night.

who
It ……………………….didn’t let me go out last night.

7 Mum, you promised to buy me a new pair of jeans.

did
Mum, ………………………………buy me a new pair of jeans.

8 She said that she might be late for dinner.

say
She ………………………………might be late for dinner.

9 You were the one who wanted to come here.

was
It ……………………………………….to come here.

10 Did he fail his driving test?

failed
Was ………………………………..his driving test?

06.- Complete the sentences using the words in bold. Use two to five words.

1 You should never press the red button on the telephone.

circumstances
Under … no circumstances should you .. press the red button on the telephone.

2 He didn’t know that Jack had planned a surprise party .

did
Little ……………………Jack had planned a surprise party.

3 Tom is the person who made all this possible.

who
It ………………………………………..all this possible.

4 He seldom goes out at the weekends.

go
Seldom ……………………………..at the weekends.

5 I won’t be at home before Monday.

after
Only ………………………………at home.

6 Why were you late for work today?

that
Why ……………………were late for work today?

7 It is impossible for him to find £50,000 to pay the ransom.

can
On no account ……………… to pay the ransom.

8 You’ll only find a good job if you’re lucky nowadays.

will
Only if ………………… find a good job nowadays.

9 His father cooked the dinner on Thursday night.

who
It ………………………….the dinner on Thursday night.

10 He met his wife while on holiday in Italy.

that
It was while he was …………………. he met his wife.

07.- Find the word which should not be in the sentence.

1 Only when did he turned around was he able to see properly.
2 It was only last week who that they got married.
3 Please, do you help yourself to another piece.
4 I can’t drive and neither does can my mother.
5 So long was the journey that I did fell asleep.
6 Not once did she to regret having come.
7 Why is it that she does always looks unhappy?
8 What he needs it is a long holiday.
9 It was Claire who she left work early yesterday.
10 Whoever disagrees should they raise their hand.
11 So much hard was the exam that everyone failed.
12 Mark likes sailing and so too do I.
13 Little did she not know that James would be there.
14 If you talk in class, you will to be punished.
15 Were I be you, I’d apologise.
16 No sooner had he left than that the bomb exploded.
17 Only by he studying will John be successful.
18 What the school does needs is a new canteen.

Школьный
этап

Всероссийской
олимпиады школьников

по
английскому языку

2017–2018
учебный год

9–11
класс

Дорогой
друг! Желаем успеха!

READING

Task I.

The title of the article below is ‘The History of Dieting’. 
Paragraphs B-H are in the wrong order. Decide on the correct order for them.
The first and the last paragraphs are correct:

A.   The word diet originally meant
‘things that people usually eat’, but, these days we use the word to mean an
eating pattern or programme designed to change something.

B.   But it has taken a long time to find
out exactly what these are. Sea travel led to some increase in understanding.
When it became possible to build ships that could go on long voyages, sailors
started to spend many months at sea. They also started getting a strange disease
called ‘scurvy’. Eventually, it became clear that they needed fruit or
vegetables to survive. Today, we know that Vitamin C is the reason.

C.   But when did it all start? There is a
story that in 1087, William the Conqueror, King of England, had become so fat
that he could no longer ride his horse. He stayed in bed and drank alcohol
instead of eating food to try and lose weight.

D.   Although the discovery helped their
lives, there was much more that wasn’t known. Nobody knew, for instance, why
some people got obese and others didn’t, or what to do about it.

E.    Now, it may or may not have worked
for him, but we can’t really recommend it as an approach for most people. It’s
the kind of food you eat that matters because different foods contain different
things our bodies need.

F.    However, despite all these, we
usually say ‘diet’ about losing weight. This is certainly the area where the
money gets spent and it has a long history.

G.   We could be talking about any one of
many different kinds. There are diets for avoiding different chemicals, like
salt, and there are diets to increase certain things, like potassium. There are
even diets to help people put on weight.

H.   Then, in the 1890s, a chemist called
Wilbur Arwater began investigating how food consisted of proteins, fats, and
carbohydrates. He found he could measure the heat value of these by burning
them and called a unit of this heating a ‘calorie’.

I.      This measurement he created can be
seen as the start of modern food science and dieting. Since then, knowledge has
come quickly- some people say too quickly!

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OF ENGLISH

Task II.

Complete these sentences using the correct form
of one of the words below:

1.    
Do you agree that ……….broadens the
mind?

2.    
Do you enjoy going on day ……….into
the countryside?

3.    
What do you take with you on long
……….?

4.    
Does anyone in your family go on
business………?

5.    
Do you get seasick on long……….?

6.    
Do you think that air……….is safe?

7.    
Our business ……….to Brussels was
productive.

8.    
As soon as they arrived, they went
on a ……….of the city.

9.    
We were told at the airport that
the……….to Rome had been cancelled.

10. Instead of going to an island, we went on a luxury
_____around the Mediterranean.

11. The safest and quickest way to ………..is by aeroplane.

12. The old captain has spent his life making……….to the
Far East.

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Task III.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the
word in capitals:

1.     
There is little ……….when you have to share a tent with someone. PRIVATE

2.     
The rushing water in the river had made the banks ……….SLIP

3.     
Tom Franklin, the famous explorer, has a ……….to become  anxious before
setting off on an expedition. TEND

4.     
The ……….of Mount Everest was the greatest achievement of his life.
CONQUER

5.     
This is the restaurant where most of the town’s rich and …………..people
dine. INFLUENCE

6.     
The duty of the police is the ……….of law and order. MAINTAIN

7.     
The soldiers had nothing they could use to ……….their tea. SWEET

8.     
The expedition leader had underestimated the……….of the river. WIDE

9.     
The first time you see the great stone circle rising out of Salisbury
Plain is an ……….moment. FORGET

10.   The
photographic film was held in a special ……….CONTAIN.

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Task IV.

Put the verbs in brackets into a correct tense:

A new addiction 1)……….
(recently/emerge)- to soap operas- and the world’s first clinic to treat people
obsessed with the soaps 2)………. (open) next week. Victims 3)………. (come) from
every walk of life- from company directors to cleaners. Symptoms of addiction
4)……….  (include) refusing to miss an episode and watching recorded episodes
again and again. One victim 5)………. (explain) how he 6)……….  ( become) addicted
five years ago. His obsession 7)……….  ( be) so bad that he 8)………. (be) unable
to keep a steady relationship. “When my friends 9)………. (come round), I was more
interested in the soaps. It was almost as if the people on TV 10)………. (become)
my friends instead.”

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Task
V.

Find
the word which should not be in the sentence:

Eg. 0.
She has been had her house repainted.

1.    
The pictures they were donated to
the gallery by the Queen.

2.    
He had his nose be broken while
playing cricket.

3.    
If only she had been caught that
train.

4.    
Take my business card in case you
will want to contact me.

5.    
Sophia wanted to know what time
did they returned home the previous night.

6.    
Despite of being pressed for time,
he listened to her complaints.

7.    
My school it is so far away that I
have to travel two hours to get there.

8.    
You should have try to treat
customers more politely.

9.    
We enjoy going for fishing from
time to time.  

10.
 Simon was being happy because he
had been offered a scholarship.   

11.
If anyone person calls, tell them
to call back in an hour.

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Task VI.

Choose the appropriate
idiomatic expression to substitute for the italicized  word/words
in each sentence below:

1.    
The other students in Judy’s class
criticize her unfairly because she enjoys doing homework and
helping her teacher.

a)    
Put her down;    b) go in for her;
   c) look up to her

2.    
In computer code a binary number
10010001 represents a letter, number, or other character on a
computer keyboard.

a)    
Looks on;    b) stands for;    c)
figures out

3.    
We’ve run out of milk so we’ll not
be able to have it at dinner-time.

a)    
Have on;    b) run up to;    c) do
without

4.    
Occasionally Mary enjoys driving up to the mountains and camping
by herself.

a)    
Every now and then;    b) over and
over again;    c) once in a blue moon

5.    
I was ready to go to
bed when someone knocked on my apartment door.

a)    
Bound to; b) feel like; c) about
to

CREATIVE WRITING

Task VII.

Choose one of the beginnings below and write
your own story based on it. Try to describe events in an entertaining way.  You
should write 200 — 250 words.

a)     
‘The Box’: I was walking down the street when I saw a
small wooden box by the road. Suddenly, I heard a voice say, ‘HELP! LET ME OUT
OF HERE!’ To my surprise, the voice was coming from the box.

b)    
‘Millions of footprints’: I was walking in the woods when
suddenly I saw something strange on the path ahead. There were millions of tiny
footprints (крошечные следы) coming out of the bushes, crossing the path,
and disappearing into the bushes on the other side. I decided to follow the
footprints.

c)     
‘An old lamp’: While digging in the dirt, I found an old
dirty lamp. I started to wipe the dirt off, when, suddenly, a genie (джин) appeared and promised to grant me three wishes.