Banca Dati

3° Livello (Scuola secondaria di secondo grado) - Inglese

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1) … did you go to the cinema with last night?

A) Who
B) When
C) Where
D) What

2) I’m … New York.

A) in
B) for
C) at
D) of

3) Choose the correct form. She ... many different jobs since she moved to silicon valley.
A) has had
B) is having
C) had
D) has

4) Choose the correct form. I have not had the ... to read the newspaper today.
A) possibility
B) chance
C) moment
D) event

5) Choose the word or words which best complete the following sentence. “I urgently need information on the climate in Patagonia but …”.
A) I can’t find it
B) I can’t find some
C) I can’t find one
D) I can’t find none

6) Rosemary ... three languages.

A) speaks
B) talks
C) tells
D) know

7) Scegliere la forma verbale corretta per la seguente frase: “My friend Peter… late yesterday.”
A) arrived
B) arrives
C) had arrived
D) has arrived

8) Their son ... in this hospital.

A) works
B) begins
C) starts
D) likes
9) Ann is … wife.
A) John’s
B) John is
C) John’s is
D) John

10) The house is ... the river.

A) near
B) under
C) between
D) under in

11) A: ... Greek? B: Yes, I am.

A) Are you
B) You
C) Am I
D) I

12) She ... a uniform.

A) wears
B) to wear
C) wearing
D) wear

13) “Where ... John from?” “... from the US.”

A) is; He’s
B) is; His
C) am; He’s
D) is; She’s

14) This is my sister. ... name is Laura.

A) Her
B) My
C) His
D) Its

15) I’ve got a new job!

A) Have you?
B) Are you?
C) Is it?
D) Were you?

16) What’s the biggest country ... the world?

A) in
B) on
C) of
D) a

17) Scegliere la forma verbale corretta per la seguente frase: You…at school yesterday.
A) weren’t
B) wasn’t
C) didn’t be
D) didn’t were
18) There ... some sugar.
A) is
B) are
C) am
D) have

19) Which plural is correct?

A) Children
B) Childs
C) Child
D) Childrens

20) Toyotas ... Japanese … .

A) are; cars
B) is; car
C) is a; car
D) is; cars

21) My dad ... at 7 o’clock everyday.

A) gets up
B) looks up
C) stands up
D) jumps up

22) There’s ... train leaving London at 09:15.

A) a
B) an
C) the
D) on

23) How … experience have you had?

A) much
B) any
C) many
D) few

24) Find the opposite word: hot … .

A) cold
B) new
C) warm
D) small

25) “Happy” is the opposite of :

A) sad
B) young
C) nice
D) slow

26) “What ... this?” “It’s … umbrella.”

A) is; an
B) is; a
C) are; a
D) its; an
27) “Are you a student?” “Yes, I ... .”
A) am
B) have
C) is
D) ’m not

28) Which one is different?

A) Knife
B) Bread
C) Fruit
D) Meat

29) Quale delle seguenti frasi è corretta?

A) How often do you go to the gym?
B) How often you do go to the gym?
C) Do how often you go to the gym?
D) How do you often go to the gym?

30) I’m … home.

A) at
B) on
C) in
D) from

31) Waiter, there’s ... fly in my soup!

A) a
B) an
C) the
D) on

32) “Before” is the opposite of :

A) after
B) tomorrow
C) next
D) week

33) Rolls-Royce cars are ... .

A) expensive
B) blue
C) cheap
D) tall

34) “... are you?” “I’m Alex.”

A) Who
B) How
C) What
D) Which

35) Which plural is correct?

A) Books
B) Book
C) Bookes
D) Bookys
36) Choose the number between five and seven :
A) six
B) four
C) eight
D) nine

37) Nancy’s uncle is a pilot. He ... all over the world.

A) travels
B) sees
C) goes
D) delivers

38) … from Spain. I’m Rodriguez .

A) I’m
B) He’s
C) You’re
D) She’s

39) My school is near … city centre.

A) the
B) an
C) a
D) some

40) “How old … Mr. & Mrs. White?” “... 50 and 48.”
A) are; They’re
B) is; They
C) are; They
D) is; They are

41) There ... some crisps.

A) are
B) have
C) am
D) is

42) My name is Lisa. … Lisa Peterson.

A) I am
B) I is
C) My am
D) I

43) There ... some vegetables.

A) are
B) have
C) am
D) is

44) We ... in a Russian class. We ... in an English class.

A) aren’t; are
B) are; not
C) are; are
D) are; am
45) “Left” is the opposite of :
A) right
B) upper
C) in
D) lower

46) “Easy” is the opposite of :

A) difficult
B) nice
C) slow
D) closed

47) There … some salt.

A) is
B) am
C) have
D) are

48) Which plural is correct?

A) Gentlemen
B) Gentleman
C) Gentlemans
D) Gentlemens

49) Choose the correct form :

A) a letter
B) an pen
C) an picture
D) an house

50) We have arranged … your order on Monday.

A) to deliver
B) an delivering
C) deliver
D) delivered

51) My teacher’s name … John.

A) is
B) are
C) am
D) not

52) “Is your dog 2 years old?” “Yes, ... .”

A) it is
B) dog is
C) it are
D) its

53) Oh! How nice! We’ve got the beach all to ...!
A) ourselves
B) ourself
C) us
D) we
54) “High” is the opposite of :
A) low
B) green
C) new
D) over

55) “… is his father’s job?” “He’s a teacher.”

A) What
B) When
C) Why
D) Who

56) My doctor told me to go ... bed.

A) to
B) to the
C) to a
D) to have

57) Choose the correct form. “When ... , give him this envelope.”
A) Steve arrives
B) Steve will arrive
C) is Steve arriving
D) Steve arrive

58) Hello! My … Maria. I ... Mexico.

A) name is; am from
B) is name; from am
C) name is; from am
D) name am; is from

59) My husband works … a teacher of English in a middle school.

A) as
B) in
C) like
D) to

60) Berny … in a flat in Birmingham.

A) lives
B) stands
C) has
D) wants

61) Milan is ... Italian city.

A) an
B) a
C) the
D) on

62) Complete correctly. “My holiday is … July.”

A) in
B) for
C) up
D) on
63) “Expensive” is the opposite of :
A) cheap
B) rich
C) thin
D) slow

64) Choose the word or words which best complete the following sentence. “… is strong enough to lift it”.
A) None of us
B) All of us
C) Nobody of us
D) Noone of us

65) A: … does Natalie’s nephew do? B: He’s an architect.

A) What
B) Whom
C) When
D) How

66) Choose the word or words which best complete the following sentence. “… if I open the window?”
A) Do you mind
B) Would mind you
C) Should it mind you
D) Does it trouble to you

67) It’s ... Spanish orange.

A) a
B) of
C) the
D) an

68) The woman ... me to go back to my hotel and wait.

A) told
B) sayed
C) said
D) told to

69) English is ... international language.

A) an
B) a
C) on
D) the

70) I went to buy some Christmas presents but … was too expensive.
A) everything
B) anything
C) something
D) all

71) “Open” is the opposite of :

A) closed
B) amusing
C) window
D) door
72) If I worked flexitime, I would come to work … .
A) earlier
B) very earlier
C) more earlier
D) more early

73) She always puts … in her coffee.

A) a lot of sugar
B) much sugar
C) many sugar
D) a many sugar

74) Which plural is correct?

A) Women
B) Woman
C) Womans
D) Womens

75) I … eat pizza on Sundays - It’s my favourite food.

A) always
B) rarely
C) never
D) don’t

76) The computer is ... the table.

A) on
B) at
C) over
D) in

77) “What is ... ?” “She is a bank manager.”

A) her job
B) she job
C) he job
D) his job

78) “... their names Jack & Benny?” “Yes, ... .”

A) Are; they are
B) Aren’t; there are
C) Am; their
D) Is; they’re

79) “… is Brenda?” “She’s Patrick’s wife.”

A) Who
B) What
C) Which
D) Where

80) … are you from? Japan.

A) Where
B) Who
C) What
D) When
81) If you … your delivery times, we’ll have to find a new supplier.
A) don’t improve
B) aren’t improving
C) not improve
D) will not improve

82) I have ... brother. ... name is David.

A) a; His
B) a; Her
C) an; His
D) the; His

83) … coffee do you drink a day?

A) How much
B) How many
C) What kind
D) How often

84) Sales have increased nine percent from € 1.2m … €1.4m.

A) to
B) into
C) in
D) out to

85) ... were you born? “I was born in 1990”.

A) When
B) Where
C) How
D) What

86) “Fat” is the opposite of :

A) thin
B) good
C) small
D) young

87) “Is your elder brother married?” “No, ... .”

A) he isn’t
B) brother isn’t
C) he are not
D) she isn’t

88) He ... his car every weekend.

A) washes
B) wash
C) washing
D) washed

89) Choose the correct form :

A) a hat
B) an woman
C) an room
D) a hour
90) “Are you from Senegal?” “No, ... .”
A) I’m not
B) I amn’t
C) I are not
D) I not

91) Choose the correct form. “I was about … when the phone rang.”
A) to leave
B) my leaving
C) leaving
D) time to leave

92) Choose the correct form. “ ... hours do you study every day?”
A) How many
B) A lot
C) How much
D) Any

93) Choose the correct form. “What time … to bed?”

A) do you usually go
B) are you usually going
C) are you usually gone
D) are you gone

94) Hello, what ... your name?

A) is
B) are
C) am
D) be

95) Lisa and Max are Americans. ... from U.S.A.

A) They’re
B) Their
C) There
D) Their’re

96) Is your surname Anderson?

A) Yes, it is
B) Yes, you are
C) Yes, I am
D) Yes, my is

97) 0/2/11/18/20. Find the correct alternative.

A) Zero; two; eleven; eighteen; twenty
B) Zero;two;one-one; eighteen; twenty
C) Oh; twelve; eighteen; twenty
D) Zero; two; eleven; eighty; twenty

98) A: ... does Anthony go to work? B: ... bus.

A) How; By
B) How well; On
C) What kind; In
D) How; In
99) Yesterday I … to the town centre to buy a present for my girlfriend.
A) went
B) have gone
C) had gone
D) have been going

100) The flight was … bumpy that I was sick in a paper bag.
A) so
B) too
C) such
D) very

101) In winter Sheila ... skiing and in summer … tennis.

A) goes; plays
B) makes; plays
C) does; plays
D) start; play

102) “... you now?” “I’m at the school.”

A) Where’re
B) Where’re are
C) Where’s
D) Where

103) ... does your father do in his free time?

A) What
B) What kind
C) How many
D) Why

104) Which plural is correct?

A) Wishes
B) Wishoes
C) Wish
D) Wishs

105) Complete correctly. “Robert … to play football this evening.”

A) is going
B) a
C) as
D) at

106) A: ... does it rain here? B: Mostly in summer and winter. A: ... snow? B: In winter.
A) When; What about
B) Why; How
C) What time; Whom
D) When; Why

107) How many children ... Jane got?

A) has
B) does
C) have
D) do
108) Choose the correct form. What do you like doing in the evening?
A) Listening to music
B) Listen to music
C) I would like to listen to music
D) Listening to the music

109) Which plural is correct?

A) Classes
B) Class
C) Classyes
D) Clas

110) Tracy and Cindy are sisters, Tracy is ... than Cindy.
A) younger
B) oldest
C) old
D) most old

111) I’ve … had two cups of tea.

A) already
B) yet
C) still
D) though

112) In inglese "bite" significa :

A) mordere
B) soffiare
C) legare
D) sanguinare

113) I arrived at the meeting really late yesterday after … in a traffic.

A) being stuck
B) having stuck
C) to be stuck
D) to have stuck

114) Our children … a new house.

A) want us to buy
B) want that we buy
C) want us buy
D) want we to buy

115) Il passato di "to stride" è :

A) strode
B) strite
C) striden
D) strided

116) In inglese "full" significa :

A) pieno
B) gioco
C) ottenere
D) davanti
117) I can’t make them … for the damage.
A) pay
B) paying
C) to be paid
D) to pay

118) Il passato di "to keep" è :

A) kept
B) keeped
C) kepted
D) keepen

119) In inglese "early" significa :

A) presto
B) ogni
C) alleviare
D) terra

120) More people live in New York … London.

A) than in
B) then in
C) that
D) which in

121) I won’t be late, since the train is perfectly … .

A) on time
B) in time
C) of time
D) at time

122) Il passato di "to feel" è :

A) felt
B) feelen
C) feeled
D) feld

123) This box isn’t as big … that one.

A) as
B) so
C) than
D) of

124) Find the most opposite of "brazen".

A) Bashful
B) Boisterous
C) Noisy
D) Heated

125) In inglese "listen" significa :

A) ascoltare
B) lista
C) vivere
D) piccolo
126) Where will you… your holidays?
A) spend
B) leave
C) stay
D) be

127) Can you tell me … his name is? I have already seen him but I can’t remember … .
A) what; where
B) why; what
C) who; when
D) when; which

128) What’s … job? - "She is an actress."

A) her
B) she
C) his
D) the

129) He was reading a book on botany … through the night.

A) all
B) right
C) straight
D) over

130) He is very difficult to get … with and a lot of people want to leave.
A) on
B) into
C) through
D) over

131) He usually sits near … .

A) her
B) we
C) they
D) she

132) There are two movies on tonight: … would you like to see?
A) which one
B) whether
C) whatever
D) what one

133) In inglese "fight" significa :

A) combattere
B) fuggire
C) nutrire
D) lanciare

134) In inglese "book" significa :

A) libro
B) corpo
C) scatola
D) entrambi
135) He was … I met at the party.
A) the one
B) the one which
C) that
D) who

136) I always have a … in the morning before going to school.

A) shower
B) breakfast
C) bread and butter
D) coffee

137) Il corretto significato di "gracious" è :

A) cortese
B) splendido
C) bello
D) caro

138) Il passato di "to spill" è :

A) spilt
B) spillen
C) spilling
D) spull

139) In inglese "high" significa :

A) alto
B) qui
C) tenere
D) lui

140) If the doorbell rings it … be for me.

A) will
B) had to
C) is
D) shall

141) The dog seemed to chase … ball forever.

A) its
B) her
C) his
D) yours

142) Il passato di "to forget" è…

A) forgot
B) forgeted
C) forgat
D) forgeten

143) I was about … when the doorbell rang.

A) to leave
B) time to leave
C) my leaving
D) leaving
144) When I called his name he turned … .
A) around
B) along
C) roundly
D) backward

145) In inglese "ten" significa :

A) dieci
B) parlare
C) dire
D) di

146) In inglese "sure" significa :

A) sicuro
B) studiare
C) superficie
D) sole

147) In inglese "serve" significa :

A) servire
B) frase
C) sembrare
D) stabilire

148) I returned after midnight and … my surprise, everybody was still up.
A) to
B) by
C) for
D) with

149) I’ve had a lot of trouble … my new car.

A) with
B) about
C) for
D) by

150) Il passato di "to upset" è :

A) upset
B) upsed
C) upseted
D) upseten

151) Il corretto significato di "candid" è :

A) schietto
B) pulito
C) dolce
D) candito

152) Il passato di "to blow" è :

A) blew
B) blowen
C) bleaw
D) blowed
153) “I … ice cream.”
A) like
B) laike
C) laik
D) likes

154) In inglese "become" significa :

A) diventare
B) scommettere
C) battere
D) curvare

155) Colin … in London.

A) lives
B) live
C) habits
D) leaves

156) It’s just a Halloween joke. No harm … .

A) meant
B) meaning
C) wanting
D) taken

157) In inglese "money" significa :

A) denaro
B) mente
C) luna
D) mancare

158) Il passato di "to strike" è :

A) struck
B) striked
C) stroke
D) striken

159) If it … summer, people wouldn’t be round that big fire.

A) were
B) weren’t
C) would be
D) hadn’t been

160) In inglese "red" significa :

A) rosso
B) reale
C) leggere
D) ricordare

161) Il participio di "to find" è :

A) found
B) finded
C) finden
D) founden
162) She is … of the school.
A) the prettiest
B) more prettier
C) prettier than
D) more pretty

163) In inglese "word" significa :

A) parola
B) lavoro
C) vento
D) legno

164) Il passato di "to ride" è :

A) rode
B) ridden
C) riden
D) rided

165) In inglese "kneel" significa :

A) inginocchiarsi
B) inclinare
C) saltare
D) fare male

166) … did you sleep tonight? … did you arrive?

A) Where; When
B) Who; Where
C) How; What
D) What; Who

167) … story would you like me to tell the baby today?

A) What
B) Whose
C) When
D) Who

168) Il passato di "to rise" è :

A) rose
B) risen
C) rase
D) rised

169) In inglese "certain" significa :

A) certo
B) controllo
C) causare
D) cambiare

170) They decided that the statue … put up.

A) should be
B) should had been
C) will be
D) will have been
171) Il corretto significato di "petrol" è :
A) benzina
B) petrolio
C) diesel
D) lubrificante

172) Il corretto significato di "slip" è :

A) sottoveste
B) mutande
C) calzino
D) boxer

173) Il corretto significato di "bullet" è :

A) proiettile
B) gradasso
C) vitello
D) bulbo

174) The match had to be … because of heavy snow.

A) postponed
B) shelved
C) adjourned
D) put out

175) Can you ask … not to write on the desk, please?

A) him
B) his
C) he
D) to him

176) It’s very kind … to do that for me.

A) of you
B) by you
C) from you
D) to you

177) I heard that Ann knew it, …?

A) didn’t she?
B) didn’t her?
C) hasn’t she
D) couldn’t she

178) In inglese "hit" significa :

A) colpire
B) inginocchiarsi
C) fare male
D) nascondere

179) Find the right synonym of the word "mendacious".

A) Lying
B) Witness
C) Truthful
D) Verist
180) Il corretto significato di "to occur" è :
A) accadere
B) occorrere
C) necessitare
D) accurato

181) In inglese "possible" significa :

A) possibile
B) punto
C) sterlina
D) posare

182) In inglese "great" significa :

A) ottimo
B) governo
C) terreno
D) verde

183) … is the right answer to this question, do you know.

A) What
B) What’s
C) Where
D) When

184) Il corretto significato di "to retire" è :

A) andare in pensione
B) rilanciare
C) ridire
D) irretire

185) In inglese "sound" significa :

A) suono
B) così
C) presto
D) sud

186) We’ve been in this room … two o’clock.

A) since
B) for
C) from
D) by

187) In inglese "man" significa :

A) uomo
B) molto
C) mappa
D) fare

188) He used to … how to drive.

A) know
B) have known
C) known
D) knew
189) Find the most opposite of "pacify".
A) Excite
B) Land
C) Coddle
D) Unhand

190) She got the … out of the bag and counted … .

A) money; it
B) monies; it
C) monies; them
D) stolen; it

191) In inglese "after" significa :

A) dopo
B) di nuovo
C) aggiungere
D) contro

192) Put it down in front of … immediately.

A) yourself
B) youself
C) you self
D) I

193) Il participio di "to swear" è :

A) sworn
B) swearen
C) swore
D) sweared

194) In inglese "any" significa :

A) qualunque
B) chiedere
C) risposta
D) apparire

195) In inglese "change" significa :

A) cambiare
B) controllo
C) certo
D) bambini

196) They prefer … at home in the evening.

A) staying
B) stay
C) of staying
D) to staying

197) In inglese "river" significa :

A) fiume
B) ricordare
C) strada
D) giusto
198) Il passato di "to know" è :
A) knew
B) knewed
C) knowed
D) knowen

199) In inglese "people" significa :

A) gente
B) modello
C) parte
D) forse

200) … I like Colin personally, I don’t think he has got the right skills for this job.
A) Although
B) Despite
C) However
D) In spite

201) Il passato di "to shrink" è :

A) shrank
B) shrinken
C) shrinked
D) shrunk

202) Il passato di "to sit" è :

A) sat
B) set
C) sited
D) siten

203) Someone rang the doorbell; it … be the postman.

A) must
B) ought
C) will
D) would

204) Please call us when … are ready.

A) you
B) I
C) he
D) us

205) Il corretto significato di "caution" è :

A) cautela
B) cauzione
C) canzone
D) casa

206) In inglese "tell" significa :

A) dire
B) dieci
C) prendere
D) insegnare
207) I had no idea this work … take so long.
A) would
B) was going
C) will
D) when

208) Il passato di "to swim" è :

A) swam
B) swimed
C) swum
D) swimen

209) In inglese "point" significa :

A) punto
B) porto
C) aereo
D) giocare

210) Il passato di "to begin" è :

A) began
B) begun
C) beginen
D) begined

211) Il corretto significato di "taste" è :

A) sapore
B) tasto
C) tastiera
D) astio

212) In inglese "her" significa :

A) suo
B) qui
C) aiuto
D) alto

213) The audience had mixed feelings … the concert.

A) about
B) on
C) with
D) over

214) … the weather good on your vacation abroad?

A) Was
B) Makes
C) Made
D) Did

215) When he arrived at the restaurant, they … already eaten.

A) had
B) have
C) did
D) was
216) In inglese "real" significa :
A) reale
B) raggiungere
C) rosso
D) pronto

217) In inglese "usual" significa :

A) solito
B) unità
C) molto
D) noi

218) Il passato di "to fight" è :

A) fought
B) faght
C) fighten
D) fighted

219) … kind of you to come to my birthday party!

A) How
B) How much
C) So
D) Many

220) In inglese "piece" significa :

A) pezzo
B) forse
C) luogo
D) fotografia

221) I have a meeting at 5 pm and it’s 5.30; I’m … .

A) late
B) early
C) already
D) delay

222) Unless it … we’re going to the beach today.

A) rains
B) doesn’t rain
C) won’t rain
D) will rain

223) I … to other people borrowing my comic books.

A) object
B) disagree
C) avoid
D) dislike

224) It’s always very cold there … winter.

A) in
B) on
C) at
D) by
225) He … anything urgent last Friday, so He decided to leave the office early.
A) didn’t have to do
B) shouldn’t have to do
C) mustn’t have done
D) needn’t have done

226) In inglese "still" significa :

A) ancora
B) stato
C) passo
D) storia

227) He’s … good pupil.

A) such a
B) such
C) so
D) a so

228) I guess it … to hail later.

A) is going
B) goes
C) will
D) ought

229) In inglese "need" significa :

A) aver bisogno
B) mai
C) vicino
D) mio

230) Colin is …than any boy in his class.

A) smaller
B) the smaller
C) smallest
D) the smallest

231) In inglese "live" significa :

A) vivere
B) guardare
C) piccolo
D) lungo

232) In inglese "size" significa :

A) dimensione
B) cantare
C) dormire
D) sei

233) That boy is … good pupil.

A) such a
B) so a
C) how a
D) what a
234) In inglese "know" significa :
A) sapere
B) terra
C) grande
D) re

235) Colin will explain to you … it works.

A) how
B) when
C) which
D) are

236) Could I have pasta … mushrooms but … olives.

A) with; without
B) on; off
C) for; with
D) by; on

237) Il participio di "to break" è :

A) broken
B) breaken
C) broke
D) breaked

238) What’s the weather … in summer in England?

A) like
B) liking
C) looking
D) look like

239) In inglese "play" significa :

A) giocare
B) pianta
C) piano
D) punto

240) Il corretto significato di "to dare" è :

A) osare
B) dare
C) prendere
D) pagare

241) … did you park the truck? … did you arrive?

A) Where; When
B) Who; Where
C) What; Who
D) How; What

242) If … wrong this time, nobody will ask for your opinion again.
A) you are
B) you will be
C) you will
D) you be
243) My room is … the fifth floor.
A) on
B) at
C) to
D) of

244) He told me he … in Rome for three months.

A) had been
B) went
C) has gone
D) is been

245) In inglese "mind" significa :

A) mente
B) minuto
C) mancare
D) miglia

246) In inglese "lie" significa :

A) sdraiarsi
B) prestare
C) incontrare
D) perdere

247) I think I … written ten letters.

A) have
B) must
C) had
D) am

248) He … along the road when he heard an explosion.

A) was walking
B) is walking
C) would walk
D) walked

249) They haven’t got … children.

A) any
B) a few
C) some
D) no

250) Il passato di "to tell" è :

A) told
B) telled
C) tall
D) tellen

251) If you don’t bring me my … , I’ll walk barefoot.

A) slippers
B) skirts
C) trousers
D) underclothes
252) Il passato di "to hide" è :
A) hid
B) hiden
C) hidden
D) hided

253) … him before that day?

A) Had you ever met
B) Did you ever meet
C) Were you ever met
D) Will you to meet

254) In inglese "cling" significa :

A) afferrare
B) costare
C) scegliere
D) strisciare

255) David … a magazine.

A) is reading
B) is reding
C) to read to
D) not read

256) My wife doesn’t work, she is a … .

A) housewife
B) household
C) housefly
D) houseling

257) In inglese "care" significa :

A) cura
B) causare
C) portare
D) macchina

258) You are slowly … his behaviour.

A) getting used to
B) accustomed to
C) get used to
D) accustoming

259) I can’t come, since I have to … my children.

A) look after
B) look up
C) look down
D) look through

260) In inglese "stay" significa :

A) stare
B) stato
C) stella
D) passo
261) In inglese "through" significa :
A) attraverso
B) tempo
C) mille
D) sebbene

262) Il participio di "to tell" è :

A) told
B) tolden
C) tellen
D) telled

263) Colin and John are tired because … work too much.
A) they
B) their
C) them
D) he

264) Linda and Colin insisted … staying for lunch.

A) on our
B) us
C) we were
D) we

265) I’ve lost count of … times I’ve broken my glasses.

A) how many
B) how long
C) how much
D) many

266) I would like to go … the cinema to see a movie.

A) to
B) at
C) ?
D) on

267) The back door … the house was open.

A) of
B) at
C) off
D) in

268) If I hadn’t eaten that lobster I … more money.

A) might have had
B) might of had
C) will have
D) will have had

269) In inglese "same" significa :

A) stesso
B) dire
C) rotondo
D) correre
270) Il passato di "to tread" è :
A) trod
B) trood
C) treaden
D) treaded

271) They … their cousins for a long time.

A) haven’t seen
B) didn’t saw
C) wouldn’t seen
D) don’t see

272) The doctor told him to open his mouth … .

A) wide
B) much
C) greatly
D) large

273) In inglese "steal" significa :

A) rubare
B) guastare
C) appiccicare
D) rimbalzare

274) Can I have your … about how to change my look?

A) advice
B) reference
C) proposition
D) indication

275) In inglese "spill" significa :

A) versare
B) sputare
C) spendere
D) parlare

276) In inglese "Thursday" significa :

A) giovedì
B) lunedì
C) martedì
D) mercoledì

277) Il passato di "to make" è :

A) made
B) mad
C) maken
D) maked

278) In inglese "low" significa :

A) basso
B) principale
C) amare
D) macchina
279) The doctor will be ready to see you … half an hour.
A) in
B) between
C) with
D) at

280) The grocer’s is … near the square; in fact, it’s in the shopping centre, now.
A) no longer
B) still
C) any more
D) moved

281) In inglese "weep" significa :

A) piangere
B) tessere
C) svegliarsi
D) vincere

282) Find the most opposite of "heartfelt".

A) Insincere
B) Loving
C) Unhealthy
D) Humorous

283) We have many books, … are good.

A) some of which
B) some of whom
C) some of whose
D) some of who

284) Il participio di "to do" è :

A) done
B) did
C) doed
D) doen

285) In inglese "keep" significa :

A) tenere
B) gentile
C) solo
D) re

286) Find the most opposite of "supercilious".

A) Meek
B) Relevant
C) Serious
D) Unimportant

287) Il participio di "to grow" è :

A) grown
B) growed
C) growen
D) grew
288) I can’t … that actor!
A) stand
B) look into
C) support
D) enjoy

289) Il passato di "to bind" è :

A) bound
B) binden
C) binded
D) bund

290) Il participio di "to spit" è :

A) spat
B) spaten
C) spited
D) spiten

291) In inglese "very" significa :

A) molto
B) solito
C) fino
D) voce

292) In inglese "catch" significa :

A) prendere
B) scegliere
C) afferrare
D) lanciare

293) In inglese "stick" significa :

A) appiccicare
B) rubare
C) espandere
D) pungere

294) In inglese "grey" significa :

A) grigio
B) verde
C) giallo
D) bianco

295) In inglese "world" significa :

A) mondo
B) scrivere
C) lavoro
D) legno

296) By the time he gets to the office the meeting … over.

A) will be
B) will start to be
C) has been
D) is being
297) Find the most opposite of "candid".
A) Dishonest
B) Blunt
C) Valid
D) Unkind

298) By the time John got to the port, he … the boat.

A) had missed
B) have missed
C) missed
D) is missing

299) In inglese "swim" significa :

A) nuotare
B) dondolare
C) gonfiare
D) giurare

300) You … pick those flowers; Mary wiII be really angry.

A) had better not
B) were better not
C) were better
D) had not better

301) In inglese "may" significa :

A) potere
B) segnare
C) misurare
D) significare

302) Il participio di "to drive" è :

A) driven
B) droven
C) drived
D) drove

303) Il participio di "to ride" è :

A) ridden
B) riden
C) rode
D) rided

304) Try … through the binoculars. You might be able to see them.
A) looking
B) to see
C) see
D) look

305) Have you ever been … France?

A) to
B) too
C) at
D) from
306) Read that … there! You must keep off the carpet!
A) notice
B) message
C) news
D) warning

307) Il passato di "to spit" è :

A) spat
B) sput
C) spiten
D) spited

308) John and Jim are tired because … work too much.
A) they
B) their
C) he
D) them

309) In inglese "help" significa :

A) aiuto
B) qui
C) riscaldamento
D) suo

310) … it rain, we wouldn’t go to the beach.

A) Should
B) Could
C) Shouldn’t
D) If

311) We asked our manager … a pay rise.

A) for
B) in
C) about
D) to

312) Architects travel to Italy to … the marvels of classic design.

A) study
B) embellish
C) recall
D) recollect

313) … did you do it? I can’t understand you.

A) Why
B) What
C) Which
D) Who’s

314) Il passato di "to fly" è :

A) flew
B) flyen
C) flyed
D) flee
315) In inglese "map" significa :
A) mappa
B) segnare
C) molto
D) potere

316) Il passato di "to cling" è :

A) clung
B) clang
C) clinged
D) clingen

317) What … Beckham?

A) do you think of
B) are you thinking by
C) you think of
D) do you like

318) Last night, there were … people in the pub.

A) few
B) any
C) much
D) less

319) In inglese "busy" significa :

A) occupato
B) chiamare
C) macchina
D) costruire

320) In inglese "mark" significa :

A) segnare
B) significare
C) potere
D) mappa

321) I was trying to … him if possible.

A) avoid
B) lose
C) look
D) miss

322) Mike asked me where he … to put the washing machine.

A) was
B) is going
C) has
D) wish

323) In inglese "most" significa :

A) più
B) madre
C) mattina
D) luna
324) I can’t see the mountain clearly, since there is a slight … .
A) mist
B) sun
C) thick
D) wood

325) In inglese "common" significa :

A) comune
B) venire
C) contenere
D) completare

326) … to Italy?
A) Have you ever been
B) Are you never been
C) Are you ever been
D) Are never you been

327) In inglese "burst" significa :

A) scoppiare
B) comprare
C) bruciare
D) lanciare

328) Il corretto significato di "male" è :

A) maschile
B) cattivo
C) poste
D) malato

329) Il participio di "to put" è :

A) put
B) pat
C) puten
D) puted

330) In inglese "measure" significa :

A) misurare
B) potere
C) significare
D) uomini

331) … is the right answer to the question, do you know?

A) What
B) What’s
C) When
D) Where

332) This museum contains the finest collection of modern art in the … .
A) UK
B) England
C) Britain
D) Great Englang
333) In inglese "dig" significa :
A) scavare
B) sognare
C) trattare
D) fare

334) On Monday they do maths lessons … .

A) at school
B) to school
C) of school
D) to schools

335) In inglese "mother" significa :

A) madre
B) più
C) montagna
D) più

336) In inglese "foot" significa :

A) piede
B) cibo
C) scheda
D) forzare

337) Il participio di "to deal" è :

A) dealt
B) dealen
C) dealed
D) dealten

338) In inglese "face" significa :

A) faccia
B) fatto
C) cadere
D) occhio

339) I guess … is snowing.

A) it
B) he
C) she
D) its

340) Lind was surprised his husband was out. He … to the pub, she thought.
A) must have gone
B) should go
C) must gone
D) is gone

341) In inglese "problem" significa :

A) problema
B) produrre
C) premere
D) sterlina
342) Il participio di "to hold" è :
A) held
B) holded
C) holden
D) helden

343) Il passato di "to bite" è :

A) bit
B) bet
C) biten
D) bited

344) John and Jim have grown up. Now … are 16.
A) they
B) them
C) their
D) we

345) … two kinds of visual art.

A) There are
B) It was
C) It is
D) There is

346) Il participio di "to choose" è :

A) chosen
B) choosen
C) choosed
D) chose

347) Il participio di "to thrust" è :

A) thrust
B) thrusten
C) thrusted
D) thrast

348) In inglese "get" significa :

A) ottenere
B) ragazza
C) gioco
D) dare

349) Il passato di "to flee" è :

A) fled
B) fleen
C) flew
D) fleed

350) What is he listening … ?

A) to
B) at
C) in
D) of
351) In inglese "school" significa :
A) scuola
B) scienza
C) dire
D) correre

352) He has got a very good … with a semiconductor factory.

A) job
B) work
C) profession
D) placing

353) I was … ! How could she possibly do that to me?

A) mad at her
B) mad about her
C) crazy about her
D) mad with her

354) In inglese "sun" significa :

A) sole
B) sicuro
C) come
D) forte

355) Il participio di "to swell" è :

A) swollen
B) swelling
C) swellen
D) swell

356) Find the most opposite of "rotund".

A) Thin
B) Unimportant
C) Round
D) Dull

357) In inglese "strike" significa :

A) colpire
B) sforzarsi
C) puzzare
D) appiccicare

358) My brother, … lives in England, is coming to visit me.

A) who
B) which
C) whose
D) whom

359) In inglese "well" significa :

A) bene
B) ovest
C) peso
D) modo
360) They are in France … the weekend.
A) for
B) at
C) from
D) in

361) In inglese "nothing" significa :

A) niente
B) nota
C) notte
D) notare

362) In inglese "every" significa :

A) ogni
B) esempio
C) mai
D) occhio

363) If you … time, could you come to the cinema with me?
A) have
B) has
C) will have
D) could have

364) In inglese "south" significa :

A) sud
B) speciale
C) suono
D) canzone

365) I can’t … that actress!

A) stand
B) look into
C) enjoy
D) support

366) Il passato di "to drink" è…

A) drank
B) drunk
C) drinked
D) drinken

367) Please do sit …: I want to cheer you …!

A) down; up
B) up; down
C) on; in
D) in; out

368) … the end of the race, we had an ice cream.

A) Before
B) For
C) When
D) Until
369) Il participio di "to ring" è :
A) rung
B) ringed
C) rang
D) ringen

370) In inglese "mean" significa :

A) significare
B) misurare
C) uomini
D) potere

371) In inglese "best" significa :

A) migliore
B) meglio
C) tra
D) dietro

372) In inglese "ride" significa :

A) cavalcare
B) suonare
C) liberare da
D) pagare

373) Colin is very busy. He has a lot of work … .

A) to do
B) for doing
C) at doing
D) do

374) In inglese "round" significa :

A) rotondo
B) regola
C) stanza
D) strada

375) In inglese "also" significa :

A) anche
B) sempre
C) fa
D) tra

376) If I … at 5 in the morning, I’d be furious.

A) woke up
B) would wake up
C) awake up
D) wake up

377) Il passato di "to lend" è :

A) lent
B) lented
C) lenden
D) lended
378) In inglese "meet" significa :
A) incontrare
B) sopraffare
C) perdere
D) falciare

379) In inglese "dwell" significa :

A) dimorare
B) nutrire
C) combattere
D) bere

380) Does anyone know how much … on staff per year?

A) the Company spends
B) is the Company spending
C) spends the Company
D) does the Company spend

381) She doesn’t have time for her many … .

A) hobbies
B) hobby
C) of hobbies
D) of hobby

382) Whatever happens I will always … you.

A) stand by
B) stand for
C) stand in
D) stand up

383) In inglese "voice" significa :

A) voce
B) vocale
C) noi
D) molto

384) Those children … in France.

A) were brought up
B) were bringing up
C) brought up
D) bring up

385) I think … go.

A) we’d better
B) we ought
C) it would be better
D) we’d rather to

386) … ten hours a day in a hospital isn’t much fun.

A) Working
B) By working
C) Work
D) To working
387) Il participio di "to shut" è :
A) shut
B) shoten
C) shuten
D) shuted

388) Il participio di "to slide" è :

A) slid
B) slided
C) sluden
D) sliden

389) If we want to beat the … we must produce at lower prices.

A) competition
B) concurrence
C) competence
D) concourse

390) Il corretto significato di "record" è :

A) disco
B) ricordo
C) riavvolto
D) corda

391) How long have these experiments … done?

A) been
B) will been
C) will been being
D) was being

392) Colin is really talented. He should be just a little more self-… if he wants to do something with his life.
A) confident
B) centred
C) appointed
D) absorbed

393) During the training the coach … the whole team into four groups.
A) split
B) join
C) shared
D) drew

394) Il corretto significato di "sane" è :

A) ragionevole
B) guarito
C) pazzo
D) seno

395) Il passato di "to spend" è :

A) spent
B) spand
C) spended
D) spenden
396) The house … fast, so we broke a window to get out.
A) was burning
B) burn
C) is burning
D) burns

397) Perhaps it’s the oil. No, … .

A) it can’t be
B) it must be
C) it can be
D) it wouldn’t be

398) After his parents died he … of their house.

A) disposed
B) discarded
C) dispensed
D) dismissed

399) Il passato di "to get" è :

A) got
B) geten
C) geted
D) gut

400) In inglese "back" significa :

A) dietro
B) chiedere
C) letto
D) bellezza

401) She tied a bell round her cat’s … .

A) neck
B) skin
C) heel
D) beard

402) In inglese "object" significa :

A) oggetto
B) numero
C) nome
D) spesso

403) Il corretto significato di "residence" è :

A) abitazione
B) motel
C) albergo
D) pensione

404) Il participio di "to show" è :

A) shown
B) showen
C) shoowen
D) shower
405) Il participio di "to think" è :
A) thought
B) thinken
C) thinked
D) thoughten

406) In inglese "eat" significa :

A) mangiare
B) pari
C) abbastanza
D) est

407) Paul … a passenger.

A) is
B) be
C) are
D) am

408) Il corretto significato di "commodity" è :

A) merce
B) comodità
C) affare
D) comodino

409) Il passato di "to lie" è :

A) lay
B) lien
C) lain
D) lied

410) Progress is so fast that some machines are … overnight.

A) obsolete
B) archaic
C) stale
D) bypassed

411) Il participio di "to lose" è :

A) lost
B) losed
C) losten
D) losen

412) Il corretto significato di "pavement" è :

A) marciapiede
B) pavimento
C) mattonella
D) palco

413) In inglese "let" significa :

A) lasciare
B) lettera
C) meno
D) vita
414) Il participio di "to spill" è :
A) spilt
B) spilling
C) spillen
D) spilten

415) In inglese "read" significa :

A) leggere
B) rapido
C) raggiungere
D) pronto

416) Find the most opposite of "fickle".

A) Steady
B) kind
C) Please
D) Finagle

417) Il passato di "to understand" è :

A) understood
B) understanden
C) understud
D) understanded

418) Il corretto significato di "to retain" è :

A) conservare
B) ritenere
C) prendere
D) ritagliare

419) I’d like to know what that man is … , now.

A) up to
B) up on
C) up in
D) up

420) Il passato di "to dig" è :

A) dug
B) digen
C) diged
D) dag

421) Il corretto significato di "relevant" è :

A) pertinente
B) rilevante
C) rilievo
D) levare

422) The fallen tree … traffic for over an hour.

A) held up
B) held for
C) held in
D) held to
423) Well, come on, let’s go. We’re … time talking.
A) wasting
B) using
C) consuming
D) running

424) My surname is White; my … is David.

A) first name
B) surname
C) forename
D) job

425) In inglese "fine" significa :

A) bene
B) primo
C) trovare
D) fuoco

426) Il corretto significato di "lecture" è :

A) conferenza
B) lettura
C) letto
D) fornitura

427) It’s amazing how much Colin … his father: they look and act exactly the same.
A) takes after
B) takes on
C) takes in
D) takes off

428) The sky was …, so I decided not to go to the seaside.

A) overcast
B) overblown
C) overbuilt
D) overcome

429) The … of this poisonous algae has caused the … of many kinds of fish.
A) proliferation; exodus
B) love; death
C) morality; decline
D) genesis; holiday

430) In inglese "top" significa :

A) cima
B) tempo
C) anche
D) verso

431) In inglese "white" significa :

A) bianco
B) dove
C) chi
D) mentre
432) Il passato di "to smell" è :
A) smelt
B) smelted
C) smelling
D) smellen

433) Il corretto significato di "scholar" è :

A) studioso
B) scolaro
C) studente
D) scolare

434) Il corretto significato di "ostrich" è :

A) struzzo
B) ostrica
C) austriaco
D) dell’est

435) In inglese "flee" significa :

A) fuggire
B) vietare
C) lanciare
D) combattere

436) Find the synonym of "culpable".

A) Guilty
B) Innocent
C) Judgeable
D) Consonant

437) … has it that they are going to marry.

A) Rumour
B) My friend
C) A voice
D) Gossiping

438) He’ll stay for another week if he … some money.

A) earns
B) would earn
C) earned
D) will earn

439) This box isn’t … to contain that object.

A) big enough
B) big a lot
C) quite big
D) much big

440) In inglese "group" significa :

A) gruppo
B) crescere
C) terreno
D) metà
441) She is not slim. In fact, she is quite … .
A) chubby
B) skinny
C) thin
D) lean

442) In inglese "add" significa :

A) aggiungere
B) di nuovo
C) atto
D) dopo

443) Il passato di "to do" è :

A) did
B) done
C) doen
D) doed

444) When … he coming?

A) is
B) does
C) can
D) will

445) Il participio di "to sit" è :

A) sat
B) saten
C) sited
D) siten

446) I have been studying English … two years ago.

A) since
B) for
C) by
D) from

447) In inglese "press" significa :

A) premere
B) possibile
C) potere
D) problema

448) I like your new dress, the colour … you.

A) suits
B) fits
C) likes
D) gifts

449) Il corretto significato di "discomfort" è :

A) disagio
B) sconforto
C) delusione
D) tristezza
450) In inglese "must" significa :
A) dovere
B) muovere
C) mio
D) musica

451) Il corretto significato di "suggestive" è :

A) evocativo
B) esaustivo
C) suggerire
D) digestivo

452) Find the most opposite of "flaunt".

A) Hide
B) Sink
C) Regard
D) Propose

453) His … directions misled us; we did not know which of the two roads to take.
A) ambiguous
B) complete
C) arbitrary
D) extenuating

454) Il participio di "to come" è :

A) come
B) came
C) comed
D) comen

455) He had an accident because he was … .

A) drunk
B) selfish
C) sober
D) eaten

456) She told Tom that he … beside her.

A) could sit
B) can sit
C) will sit
D) could sat

457) The Second World War … in 1939.

A) broke out
B) broke
C) had broken
D) broke up

458) He left … the 8 o’clock train.

A) by
B) towards
C) from
D) with
459) I can’t find my motorbike, I think … stolen.
A) it’s been
B) it is
C) it can be
D) it has

460) The town … by the earthquake in 1906.

A) was destroyed
B) has been destroyed
C) destroys
D) was destroying

461) Il passato di "to think" è :

A) thought
B) thinken
C) thank
D) thinked

462) In inglese "drive" significa :

A) guidare
B) secco
C) durante
D) disegnare

463) He’s the man … son works for FIAT.

A) whose
B) whom
C) who
D) that

464) In inglese "table" significa :

A) tavolo
B) coda
C) sole
D) superficie

465) In inglese "father" significa :

A) padre
B) sentire
C) veloce
D) piedi

466) He won’t be late, … ?

A) will he
B) is he
C) won’t he
D) is he not

467) In inglese "fall" significa :

A) cadere
B) famiglia
C) fatto
D) lontano
468) I don’t think I’m coming with you; I’ve had … .
A) second thoughts
B) other thoughts
C) another thoughts
D) new thought

469) Il participio di "to strike" è :

A) struck
B) striked
C) striker
D) strucken

470) In inglese "field" significa :

A) campo
B) riempire
C) poco
D) cifra

471) Il corretto significato di "library" è :

A) biblioteca
B) ripiano
C) libertà
D) scaffale

472) Il corretto significato di "sympathetic" è :

A) compassionevole
B) deciso
C) patetico
D) semplice

473) In inglese "dish" significa :

A) piatto
B) posate
C) bottiglia
D) bicchiere

474) Providing passenger … is an essential part of our airline mission.

A) satisfaction
B) happiness
C) merryness
D) giddiness

475) Did you happen … your old papers?

A) to find
B) to finding
C) to have found
D) to finding out

476) They said that they … their homework.

A) had finished
B) has finished
C) did finish
D) finish
477) In inglese "king" significa :
A) re
B) gentile
C) terra
D) sapere

478) In inglese "speak" significa :

A) parlare
B) seminare
C) tagliare
D) accelerare

479) Il passato di "to light" è :

A) lit
B) lite
C) lighting
D) lighten

480) Il participio di "to hurt" è :

A) hurt
B) hurten
C) hurted
D) hert

481) Il corretto significato di "topic" è :

A) argomento
B) topico
C) utopico
D) topo

482) I like going to work … foot more than … bus.

A) on; by
B) with; by
C) by; on
D) by; by

483) In inglese "ask" significa :

A) chiedere
B) bellezza
C) dietro
D) apparire

484) Il participio di "to send" è :

A) sent
B) senden
C) sended
D) senten

485) I watched a very interesting interview … the trainer of the Brazilian team.
A) with
B) to
C) by
D) at
486) Il participio di "to burn" è :
A) burnt
B) burned
C) burnen
D) burnten

487) Il participio di "to freeze" è :

A) frozen
B) froze
C) freezed
D) freezen

488) It’s better … sure than sorry.

A) to be
B) being
C) be
D) get

489) Before … hope, ask for help.

A) giving up
B) to give up
C) taking up
D) give up

490) In inglese "hear" significa :

A) sentire
B) testa
C) aiuto
D) riscaldamento

491) You can keep it if you like, Bill. I’ve got … others.
A) plenty of
B) lots
C) furnished of
D) a lot

492) In inglese "govern" significa :

A) governare
B) verde
C) ottimamente
D) benessere

493) Would it be … for you to meet me on Monday?

A) possible
B) fit
C) bearable
D) successful

494) Il passato di "to draw" è :

A) drew
B) drawed
C) drawn
D) drawen
495) In inglese "want" significa :
A) volere
B) camminare
C) vocale
D) guerra

496) I don’t think it’s worthwhile … to convince him.

A) trying
B) to try in
C) for trying
D) try

497) … you open the window, please?

A) Would
B) Shall
C) Do
D) Must

498) Il participio di "to write" è :

A) written
B) writen
C) wrote
D) writed

499) In inglese "lend" significa :

A) prestare
B) perdere
C) sdraiarsi
D) saltare

500) In inglese "close" significa :

A) chiudere
B) venire
C) chiaro
D) freddo

501) In inglese "room" significa :

A) stanza
B) fiume
C) roccia
D) rotondo

502) In inglese "Tuesday" significa :

A) martedì
B) giovedì
C) lunedì
D) mercoledì

503) Unless it … we’re going to the beach tomorrow.

A) rains
B) doesn’t rain
C) will rain
D) won’t rain
504) Il passato di "to rid" è :
A) rid
B) riden
C) rided
D) rod

505) By my calculations, the total amount … $ 1000.

A) comes to
B) comes out
C) comes up
D) comes in

506) Find the antonym of "prodigal".

A) Avaricious
B) Unpleasant
C) Ready
D) Observant

507) What … if you lose your money?

A) will you do
B) are you doing
C) did you do
D) had you done

508) Il corretto significato di "brave" è :

A) coraggioso
B) bravo
C) breve
D) raro

509) Is this John? No, … , it’s Jack.

A) it’s not
B) is not
C) its not
D) it is

510) In inglese "how" significa :

A) come
B) cento
C) casa
D) pollice

511) Il participio di "to weep" è :

A) wept
B) weeped
C) wepten
D) weepen

512) I scolded him for not … .

A) behaving
B) comporting
C) to behave well
D) having comported
513) Il participio di "to shear" è :
A) shorn
B) shoren
C) shearing
D) shearen

514) Il corretto significato di "convenience" è :

A) comodità
B) stanchezza
C) aiuto
D) necessità

515) In inglese "before" significa :

A) prima
B) iniziare
C) letto
D) dietro

516) In inglese "set" significa :

A) stabilire
B) diversi
C) sé
D) servire

517) Find the most opposite of "improvident".

A) Cautious
B) Fortunate
C) Proven
D) Intelligent

518) Il participio di "to fling" è :

A) flung
B) flingen
C) flungen
D) flinged

519) Bangkok is more … than Paris.

A) polluted
B) bigger
C) slowly
D) frequently

520) In inglese "look" significa :

A) guardare
B) amare
C) molto
D) lungo

521) In inglese "under" significa :

A) sotto
B) girare
C) vero
D) unità
522) In inglese "bind" significa :
A) legare
B) mordere
C) sanguinare
D) fare un’offerta

523) My girlfriend likes ice cream a lot. So … .

A) do I
B) I like
C) I
D) I do

524) Il corretto significato di "preservative" è :

A) conservante
B) informare
C) anticoncezionale
D) ricordare

525) … our expectations, the bank decided to grant us a mortgage to buy our second house.
A) Contrary to
B) Opposite
C) As against
D) Due to

526) He has a … to think he knows best in every situation.

A) tendency
B) move
C) pretext
D) mode

527) Il corretto significato di "to regard" è :

A) considerare
B) rivedere
C) vedere
D) regalare

528) In inglese "better" significa :

A) meglio
B) grande
C) migliore
D) tra

529) Is it possible to … for the next term’s classes?

A) enrol
B) join in
C) enter
D) sign

530) He has been living in Rome … his birth.

A) since
B) from
C) by
D) to
531) Il participio di "to sing" è :
A) sung
B) singen
C) singed
D) sang

532) Who sells cakes? The … does.

A) baker
B) stationer
C) butcher
D) bachelor

533) In inglese "against" significa :

A) contro
B) di nuovo
C) fa
D) età

534) John is an authority … 19th century Russian literature.

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) for

535) In inglese "turn" significa :

A) girare
B) albero
C) sotto
D) provare

536) She got into a lot of … when she was at school.

A) trouble
B) troubles
C) problem
D) crisis

537) "Jim says he can’t … in doing that."

A) see the point
B) point out
C) understand why
D) see it’s pointless

538) Il participio di "to take" è :

A) taken
B) took
C) taked
D) tooken

539) Il corretto significato di "misery" è :

A) sofferenza
B) danno
C) misericordia
D) mistero
540) "I went there …" .
A) by myself
B) by me
C) to myself
D) on myself

541) "Have you ever been … the United States?"

A) to
B) at
C) by
D) too

542) In inglese "overcome" significa :

A) sopraffare
B) smettere
C) pagare
D) falciare

543) In inglese "main" significa :

A) principale
B) uomo
C) fare
D) macchina

544) Find the most opposite of "brawny".

A) Weak
B) Swift
C) Strong
D) Pale

545) In inglese "rise" significa :

A) alzarsi
B) suonare
C) liberare da
D) segare

546) "Your association with him is … be misunderstood."

A) bound to
B) bound will
C) bound for
D) bound if

547) In inglese "morning" significa :

A) mattina
B) denaro
C) più
D) più

548) "That’s David, … wife ran away with his best friend."
A) whose
B) whom
C) that
D) of whom
549) "… is our train."
A) That
B) Those
C) These
D) Who

550) "You will have to … the coin into Fontana di Trevi."

A) toss
B) pull
C) drag
D) bring

551) Il corretto significato di "audience" è :

A) pubblico
B) processo
C) audio
D) volume

552) "I haven’t … Colin since I moved away."

A) seen
B) see
C) seed
D) saw

553) Il contrario di "fast" è :

A) slow
B) bottom
C) ugly
D) soft

554) "Unless the insects are kept down, they … the city."
A) will infest
B) infested
C) are infesting
D) infest

555) "He hasn’t got an umbrella. He’ll get …".

A) wet
B) light
C) bathed
D) rained

556) In inglese "bring" significa :

A) portare
B) occupato
C) costruire
D) ragazzo

557) In inglese "day" significa :

A) giorno
B) decidere
C) profondo
D) scuro
558) "He is turning the television …".
A) off
B) out
C) away
D) in

559) In inglese "east" significa :

A) est
B) mangiare
C) alleviare
D) abbastanza

560) "That cutlery is not complete. A … is missing."

A) spoon
B) hammer
C) dish
D) screw

561) Il participio di "to swim" è :

A) swum
B) swimen
C) swimed
D) swam

562) "Tony is a good friend of ...".

A) mine
B) me
C) you
D) my

563) "… does it take to get to the city center … the suburbs?"
A) How long; from
B) When; to
C) What; for
D) Who long; from

564) In inglese "rule" significa :

A) regola
B) roccia
C) correre
D) rotondo

565) "She told them that she … come tomorrow."

A) would
B) was
C) don’t
D) will

566) In inglese "unit" significa :

A) unità
B) fino
C) provare
D) sotto
567) "Spanish is … language in the world."
A) the second most spoken
B) the secnd plus spoken
C) the second more spoken
D) the second least spoken

568) In inglese "always" significa :

A) sempre
B) risposta
C) tra
D) anche

569) In inglese "bed" significa :

A) letto
B) iniziare
C) bellezza
D) prima

570) Il participio di "to swing" è :

A) swung
B) swinged
C) swingen
D) swungen

571) In inglese "door" significa :

A) porta
B) giù
C) non fare
D) disegnare

572) In inglese "dog" significa :

A) cane
B) non fare
C) porta
D) diretto

573) "Colin always … to do his homework before watching TV."

A) has
B) must
C) is trying
D) is having

574) "He … ten pages last night."

A) read
B) reads
C) has read
D) did read

575) "That unpleasant girl always … hatefully."

A) behaves
B) needs
C) gives
D) does
576) In inglese "once" significa :
A) una volta
B) solo
C) vecchio
D) oggetto

577) In inglese "war" significa :

A) guerra
B) caldo
C) attendere
D) volere

578) "… can I get to the Central Station?"

A) How
B) Why
C) Where
D) What direction

579) In inglese "follow" significa :

A) seguire
B) cibo
C) volare
D) piede

580) Il corretto significato di "rape" è :

A) stupro
B) rapa
C) rapina
D) rarità

581) "He is looking at … dress."

A) her
B) she
C) he
D) here

582) "I was about … when the phone rang."

A) to leave
B) time to leave
C) leaving
D) my leaving

583) Il participio di "to beat" è :

A) beaten
B) beating
C) beeten
D) beated

584) Il passato di "to let" è :

A) let
B) leted
C) lat
D) leten
585) "He was … other business when I rang."
A) dealing with
B) dealing out
C) treating with
D) dealt with

586) "He heard a very cheap company was … tours in Australia."

A) setting up
B) setting in
C) setting out
D) setting

587) In inglese "home" significa :

A) casa
B) cavallo
C) tenere
D) caldo

588) "We got a … of 50 dollars."

A) bill
B) count
C) chart
D) jack

589) "If I … rich, I … purchase a personal jet."

A) were; could
B) were; can
C) was; could
D) be; could

590) Il passato di "to shoot" è :

A) shot
B) shooten
C) shood
D) shooted

591) Il passato di "to shed" è :

A) shed
B) sheden
C) sheded
D) sheed

592) In inglese " to buy" significa :

A) comprare
B) prendere
C) lanciare
D) scoppiare

593) "Has she worked there …?"

A) for long
B) for a so long time
C) so long time
D) such long
594) "I completely forgot … off last night."
A) to turn the light
B) honing turned the light
C) turning the light
D) the light to turn

595) Il passato di "to say" è :

A) said
B) soy
C) sayen
D) sayed

596) "I have never broken the law or … a crime."

A) committed
B) made
C) done
D) acted

597) "He … dinner, when I … in the room."

A) was eating; came
B) was eating; was coming
C) was eating; come
D) ate; came

598) Il passato di "to catch" è :

A) caught
B) catched
C) cautch
D) catchen

599) In inglese "she" significa :

A) lei
B) stabilire
C) barca
D) forma

600) Il corretto significato di "attic" è :

A) soffitta
B) solaio
C) cantina
D) seminterrato

601) Il participio di "to keep" è :

A) kept
B) keepen
C) kepten
D) keeped

602) "The front door … the mansion was open."

A) of
B) at
C) in
D) off
603) "The final decision doesn’t depend … the boss."
A) on
B) from
C) of
D) to

604) In inglese "to hide" significa :

A) nascondere
B) colpire
C) avere
D) fare male

605) Il passato di "to break" è :

A) broke
B) bruke
C) breaked
D) breaken

606) Il corretto significato di "camera" è :

A) macchina fotografica
B) stanza
C) casa
D) registratore

607) "What was the … of Mr. Smith’s speech?"

A) subject
B) details
C) argument
D) typical

608) "The new lab … finished by the end of term."

A) will have been
B) will been
C) have been
D) will have being

609) "… is my seat."

A) This
B) These
C) Those
D) Who

610) In inglese "dark" significa :

A) scuro
B) tagliare
C) decidere
D) giorno

611) In inglese "screen" significa :

A) schermo
B) grido
C) pianto
D) graffio
612) "She … very happy."
A) is
B) are
C) am
D) be

613) In inglese "since" significa :

A) da
B) semplice
C) mostrare
D) cantare

614) Il passato di "to sweep" è :

A) swept
B) sweepen
C) sweeped
D) swep

615) In inglese "perhaps" significa :

A) forse
B) persona
C) passare
D) gente

616) Il participio passato di "to shine" è :

A) shone
B) shinen
C) shinet
D) shonen

617) In inglese "speed" significa :

A) velocità
B) spendere
C) sentire odore
D) parlare

618) In inglese "toward" significa :

A) verso
B) città
C) cima
D) insieme

619) "The patient is being … by Dr. Scott."

A) followed up
B) followed along
C) followed through
D) followed behind

620) Il passato di "to split" è…

A) split
B) splited
C) splat
D) spliten
621) "Colin looks … older than he is."
A) a great deal
B) many
C) very
D) enough

622) Il participio di "to dig" è :

A) dug
B) diged
C) digen
D) dugen

623) In inglese "boy" significa :

A) ragazzo
B) portare
C) scatola
D) costruire

624) "If the phone rings it … be for me."

A) will
B) had to
C) shall
D) is

625) Find the opposite meaning of the word "faithful".

A) Disloyal
B) Skillful
C) Trustful
D) Individualist

626) "Jane’s dress is the same … Mary’s."

A) as
B) of
C) like
D) then

627) Il participio passato di "to hang" è :

A) hung
B) hungen
C) hanging
D) hangen

628) "She’s … fat."

A) so
B) so a
C) such
D) such a

629) "If we are not back by midnight we … out."

A) will be locked
B) are locked
C) will be lock
D) will had locked
630) "I usually sit near …".
A) her
B) we
C) she
D) they

631) In inglese "sing" significa :

A) cantare
B) sedersi
C) lato
D) da

632) "They saw him … in the street."

A) standing
B) stood
C) stand
D) to stand

633) "… a dinner tomorrow. … to come?"

A) We’re having; Would you like
B) We’re having; Would you
C) We had; Would you like
D) We do have; Want you

634) Il participio passato di "to become" è :

A) become
B) becomen
C) becomed
D) became

635) "If I … money, I … go on holiday."

A) had; would
B) have; would
C) would; would
D) had; will

636) Il corretto significato di "to annoy" è :

A) infastidire
B) annoiare
C) giocare
D) notare

637) "He is going away for a …".

A) week’s holiday
B) holiday week
C) holiday of a week
D) holiday by a week

638) Il corretto significato di "stamp" è :

A) francobollo
B) stampa
C) stampante
D) tipografia
639) In inglese "first" significa :
A) primo
B) cinque
C) pesce
D) fuoco

640) "Can I have … wine, please?"

A) some
B) any
C) a
D) the

641) In inglese "talk" significa :

A) parlare
B) tavolo
C) insegnare
D) prendere

642) "Can you ask … not to write on the walls, please."

A) him
B) his
C) to him
D) he

643) "Did you hear … Colin did?"

A) what
B) that what
C) which
D) that

644) Il passato di "to hurt" è :

A) hurt
B) hart
C) hurten
D) hurted

645) Il passato di "to speak" è :

A) spoke
B) spoken
C) speaken
D) speaked

646) "I don’t think you are in love, I think it’s just a …".
A) crush
B) hot
C) fair
D) heat

647) In inglese "long" significa :

A) lungo
B) guardare
C) vivere
D) molto
648) In inglese "shrink" significa :
A) ridursi
B) brillare
C) sparare
D) chiudere

649) "We’re going … Sweden for a holiday."

A) to
B) since
C) in
D) of

650) "He told me that he never … a helmet when he was in the army."
A) wore
B) weared
C) wored
D) has worn

651) "I guess … is raining."

A) it
B) he
C) its
D) she

652) "The book is …. the table ."

A) on
B) bye
C) inn
D) in

653) "The school is just … the right."

A) on
B) at
C) in
D) near

654) "There isn’t much fruit on the table. There’s only …".
A) a little
B) few
C) any
D) a few

655) "Don’t worry … your driving test."

A) about
B) of
C) since
D) for

656) Il participio passato di "to fall" è :

A) fallen
B) fellen
C) fell
D) falled
657) Il participio passato di "to forgive" è :
A) forgiven
B) forgived
C) forgoven
D) forgave

658) In inglese "to burn" significa :

A) bruciare
B) comprare
C) allevare
D) scoppiare

659) "The sunlight comes … the window."

A) through
B) for
C) further
D) by

660) "I will come … afternoon."

A) in the
B) on the
C) on
D) at the

661) "I think it won’t work if you don’t … it in."

A) plug
B) put
C) turn
D) switch

662) "Mr. Black … see me yesterday."

A) had to
B) must
C) ought
D) may

663) In inglese "to win" significa :

A) vincere
B) ritirarsi
C) indossare
D) piangere

664) Il corretto significato di "rumour" è :

A) pettegolezzo
B) rumore
C) umore
D) rimuovere

665) "He jumped … the horse with extreme ease."

A) off
B) of
C) into
D) through
666) In inglese "my" significa :
A) mio
B) dovere
C) molto
D) nome

667) In inglese "hold" significa :

A) tenere
B) cavallo
C) lui
D) casa

668) Il participio passato di "to stride" è :

A) stridden
B) striden
C) strided
D) strode

669) "He was able to give a … account of the accident since he had been a witness to it."
A) first-hand
B) first-class
C) preview
D) forefinger

670) Il participio passato di "to burst" è :

A) burst
B) brusteen
C) bursted
D) bursten

671) In inglese "weave" significa :

A) tessere
B) preoccupare
C) piangere
D) indossare

672) "This form … be handed in until the end of the year."

A) needn’t
B) hasn’t got
C) doesn’t have
D) doesn’t need

673) Il passato di "to weave" è :

A) wove
B) weaved
C) wovt
D) weaven

674) "You’re not afraid of …, are you?"

A) flying
B) to fly
C) flew
D) flight
675) Il contrario di "hard" è :
A) soft
B) bottom
C) ugly
D) short

676) "Wait a minute, I’ll …".

A) be right back
B) return soon
C) returned
D) coming right back

677) "She doesn’t know if he … to ring her up or not."

A) is going
B) will go
C) might
D) will

678) In inglese "carry" significa :

A) portare
B) cura
C) certo
D) causare

679) "Put it on those … there."

A) shelves
B) shall
C) shells
D) bookstore

680) I objected to him … his cigars.

A) smoking
B) to smoke
C) of smoking
D) to smoking

681) Il contrario di “sweet” è :

A) bitter
B) low
C) bottom
D) soft

682) In my country you ... get married when you’re sixteen.

A) can
B) could
C) managed to
D) couldn’t

683) Gloria is a good dancer. She dances … .

A) well
B) goodly
C) very good
D) good
684) The examination consists … two parts.
A) of
B) on
C) in
D) at

685) It was Sunday, and the town was deserted. ... was in the streets, and ... was open.
A) Nobody; nowhere
B) Anybody; anywhere
C) Somebody; somewhere
D) Everybody; everywhere

686) He hadn’t … when I visited him at the hospital.

A) recovered
B) covered
C) gone well
D) hailed

687) In Inglese formale, quando si fa una nuova conoscenza, come si risponde alla domanda “How do you do?”.
A) How do you do?
B) Very well
C) Very well, thanks
D) Well, thanks, you?

688) I would be … if you didn’t come tomorrow.

A) grateful
B) thanking
C) grating
D) thanks

689) Aren’t you … before leaving?

A) going to do it
B) do it
C) doing it
D) did it

690) My grandmother had left the door …, that’s why some thieves broke in.
A) ajar
B) closed
C) locked
D) shut

691) Which one is different?

A) Kindful
B) Helpful
C) Thoughtful
D) Successful

692) It’s … big city with ... college.

A) a; a
B) a; an
C) the; on
D) an; the
693) You look really tired! What ...?
A) have you been doing
B) were you doing
C) have you done
D) you are doing

694) Last summer I … a work placement to get experience in my field.

A) looked for
B) have been looking for
C) look for
D) have looked for

695) I’d like you to give me ... advice.

A) some
B) an
C) a
D) in

696) Which plural form is correct?

A) Shelves
B) Shelfes
C) Shelf
D) Shelfs

697) Complete correctly. We usually spend the weekends ... the garden.
A) doing
B) for to do
C) to do
D) for doing

698) Choose the correct form. It … a disaster if we lost the contract.

A) would be
B) wil be
C) is
D) has been

699) What is the best translation of: “Non e’ ancora arrivato”.

A) He has not come yet
B) He has no more come
C) He has not again come
D) He have no more come

700) Complete correctly. When I finish the course, I … work in a software house.
A) could
B) would likes
C) like
D) would

701) Some workers believe that the unions are incapable to represent the needs of the employees and choose not to join … .
A) them
B) us
C) it
D) its
702) Choose the word or words which best complete the following sentence. “She has never … at a public event before”.
A) spoken
B) speaked
C) spoke
D) spoked

703) He was offered the position of manager, but he … .

A) turned it down
B) turned it away
C) turned it off
D) turned it out

704) If only he … more slowly.

A) would drive
B) is driving
C) will drive
D) did drive

705) Kelly … for her father for over half an hour, now.
A) has been waiting
B) waits
C) has waiten
D) is waiting

706) I’m sure he has … the whole story.

A) made up
B) made off
C) made in
D) made down

707) I am gradually … to the traffic.

A) getting used to
B) used to
C) accustomed
D) accustoming

708) Il termine “very” significa:

A) molto
B) vero
C) poco
D) falso

709) Il termine “maybe” significa:

A) forse
B) sempre
C) se
D) sicuro

710) Il plurale di “tooth” è:

A) teeth
B) tooths
C) teeves
D) tooths
711) What’s the time? It’s …
A) 20 past 7
B) 20 after 7
C) 20 pass 7
D) 20 before 7

712) Michael can … You!

A) see
B) sees
C) to seeing
D) to sees

713) Mathew is coming at … 8 p.m. .

A) around
B) round
C) circa
D) the

714) Il termine “marry” significa:

A) sposare
B) divorziare
C) fidanzare
D) lasciare

715) Fiats are … cars in the world.

A) the worst
B) the worse
C) worser than
D) worst

716) Paul is very nice, …?

A) isn’t he
B) is not he
C) he is not
D) he isn’t

717) Il termine “much” significa:

A) molto
B) poco
C) muco
D) mucca

718) Il termine “next to” significa:

A) accanto
B) prossimo
C) di lato
D) davanti

719) The cinema is … front of the hospital.

A) in
B) of
C) at
D) on
720) I go ...work in the evening.
A) to
B) at
C) …
D) in

721) I study … .
A) history
B) story
C) his story
D) stories

722) They won’t bring me big salad, …?

A) will they
B) will they not
C) won’t they
D) will not they

723) Is pasta … rice?

A) like
B) similar
C) nice
D) nicer

724) Il termine “drink” significa:

A) bevanda
B) cocktail
C) aperitivo
D) bibita

725) I’m late … work.

A) for
B) at
C) in with
D) in

726) Do you have … sisters.

A) any
B) some
C) a
D) the

727) You .. like me.

A) are
B) do
C) have
D) is

728) Which animals do you like?

A) I like cats
B) I like the cats
C) I like cat
D) I like the cat
729) Marika is … a good cook.
A) such
B) so
C) very
D) much

730) In Inglese “box auto” si dice:

A) garage
B) box
C) parking
D) car space

731) Il termine “door” significa:

A) porta
B) finestra
C) portone
D) vetrata

732) Nice … you

A) to meet
B) to meeting
C) To know
D) to knowing

733) John uses his … a lot.

A) imagination
B) fantasy
C) reasoning
D) intelligent

734) Martha … a lot in the afternoon.

A) has to study
B) have to study
C) has study
D) have study

735) Pizza is … pasta.

A) better than
B) more better than
C) betterer than
D) more betterer than

736) Il termine “comic” significa:

A) fumetto
B) commedia
C) cartone animato
D) divertente

737) Welcome to my house, come …!

A) in
B) on
C) up
D) down
738) Il termine “wrong” significa:
A) sbagliato
B) giusto
C) clakson
D) campanello

739) They are nice, ….?

A) aren’t they
B) are they
C) they are
D) not

740) Il termine “chair” significa:

A) sedia
B) capelli
C) carisma
D) cura

741) London is … city in the world.

A) the most expensive
B) the more expensive
C) the expensivest
D) more expensive

742) I run … work everyday

A) to
B) at
C) in with
D) into

743) I … watch horror movies.

A) never
B) not never
C) not
D) ever

744) Quale, tra le seguenti, è la traduzione di “entra”:

A) come in
B) entry
C) come come over
D) enter

745) I don’t … .
A) smoke
B) smoking
C) smokes
D) to smoke

746) Il termine “country” significa:

A) nazione
B) villaggio
C) frazione
D) città
747) … watch a movie tonight.
A) Let’s
B) We
C) Me an you
D) I

748) … this Alan?

A) Is
B) He’s
C) Him
D) Are

749) She wants to … married soon.

A) get
B) have
C) got
D) do

750) I want a book … .

A) to read
B) reading
C) for reading
D) for read

751) She … nice.

A) isn’t
B) not is
C) is’nt
D) ain’t

752) Il termine “point” significa:

A) punto
B) informazioni
C) pinta
D) palo

753) I eat breakfast .. 8 am.

A) at
B) of
C) in for
D) with

754) Il termine “code” significa:

A) codice
B) coda
C) fila
D) numerazione

755) Mark will come tomorrow, …?

A) won’t he
B) he won’t he will
C) will not he
D) won’t be
756) They like … .
A) me
B) I
C) she
D) he

757) … do you play football?

A) When
B) What hour
C) Which time
D) How time

758) I usually … dinner late.

A) have
B) take
C) dine
D) lunch

759) … work part-time?

A) Does anybody
B) Do anybody
C) Does all
D) Do somebody

760) Let’s go … shopping.

A) …
B) to
C) at
D) of

761) Il termine “camping” significa:

A) il campeggiare
B) campeggio
C) tenda
D) roulotte

762) Il plurale di “fish” è:

A) fish
B) fishe
C) fishis
D) fishs

763) Il termine “daughter” significa:

A) figlia
B) figlio
C) sorella
D) bambina

764) Gary is … Michael.

A) stronger than
B) more strong then
C) stronger then
D) more strong than
765) Al suono del campanello, come si risponde?
A) Who is it?
B) Who is?
C) Whose it?
D) Whose?

766) Il termine “boat” significa:

A) barca
B) botolina
C) botola
D) timone

767) Il termine “box” significa:

A) scatola
B) pugilato
C) lotta
D) contenitore di plastica

768) I always talk … my sister.

A) to
B) at
C) on
D) in

769) I never talk … strangers.

A) with
B) at
C) on
D) for

770) Your parents are going to go to France, …?

A) aren’t they
B) are they
C) they are not
D) not they are

771) Come to … tonight!

A) mine
B) mine’s
C) my
D) my’s

772) Il termine “strange” significa:

A) strano
B) strato
C) età
D) stato

773) What … your job?

A) ’s
B) ’re
C) ’m
D) ‘ve
774) Il termine “goodbye” abbreviato si dice:
A) bye
B) good
C) goods
D) byes

775) You’re not watching the match tonight, …?

A) are you
B) aren’t you
C) you are not
D) you aren’t

776) Il termine “never” significa:

A) mai
B) neve
C) nervo
D) sempre

777) … is this shirt?

A) How much
B) How money
C) How many
D) how cost

778) Il singolare di “news” è:

A) non esiste
B) new
C) newy
D) newwy

779) Michael is … in his class.

A) the least tall
B) the less tall
C) the lesser tall
D) the least tallest

780) The waiter is … idiot.

A) an
B) a
C) …
D) one

781) Is … name John?

A) your brother’s
B) you’re brothers
C) your brothers
D) you’re brother’s

782) We will … a plane next year.

A) take
B) travel
C) go
D) leave
783) Do you have … furniture in your room?
A) any
B) a
C) these
D) those

784) I’m against … experiments on animals.

A) doing
B) do
C) to do
D) to doing

785) Do you know Jim? No, I … .

A) don’t
B) don’t know know Jim
C) know him
D) doesn’t

786) Tell me … you.

A) about
B) of
C) from
D) at

787) The window is made … glass.

A) of
B) in
C) by
D) with

788) … Michael … in the evening?

A) Does/have to cook
B) Does/has to cook
C) Does/have cook
D) do/have to cook

789) L’espressione “plan” significa:

A) piano
B) pane
C) pianoforte
D) planare

790) … any people at the party last night.

A) there weren’t
B) there wasn’t
C) there were
D) there was

791) The bar is … the right of the street.

A) on
B) at
C) in
D) of
792) Il plurale di “foot” è:
A) feet
B) foots
C) footes
D) feets

793) Christmas is … December

A) in
B) at
C) on
D) by

794) Il termine “think” significa:

A) pensare
B) immaginare
C) sentire
D) ringraziare

795) I’ve … eaten … today.

A) already/…
B) already/yet
C) .../yet
D) .../just

796) I am … .
A) 23 years old
B) 23 years
C) 23 year old
D) 23 years young

797) Quale tra le seguenti è la richiesta più formale:

A) might you help me?
B) could you help me?
C) would you help me?
D) should you help me?

798) … city are you … ?

A) Which/from
B) What/from
C) Where/from
D) What/at

799) Where … you …

A) are/from
B) is/from
C) are/at
D) is/in

800) How … is your house from here?

A) far
B) distance
C) long
D) short
801) Il termine “sea” significa:
A) mare
B) vedere
C) cercare
D) lago

802) L’espressione “headache” significa:

A) mal di testa
B) taglio di capelli
C) scoppola
D) bernoccolo

803) I’ve visited Greece … .

A) this year
B) last week
C) last summer
D) in the past

804) I want … to eat.

A) something
B) anything
C) no thing
D) any things

805) … pen is this?

A) Whose
B) Who’s
C) what’s
D) whom

806) I’m ...the big bedroom.

A) in
B) over
C) around
D) from

807) Il phrasal verb “put on” significa:

A) indossare
B) mettere sopra
C) vestirsi
D) togliere

808) Quale, tra le seguenti alternative, ha lo stesso significato della frase: “he always visits his grandparents”.
A) he always goes around to his grandparents’
B) he always goes to his grandparents’
C) he always sees his grandparents’
D) he always finds his grandparents’

809) Come si traduce in Inglese: “lei vuole che io le parli”?

A) she wants me to speak to her
B) she wants that I speak to her
C) she wants me speaking to her
D) she wants I to speak to her
810) The jackpot was really big because … played the lottery the week before.
A) no one
B) someone
C) anyone
D) everyone

811) My parents … me watch TV when I want.

A) let
B) do
C) leave
D) makes

812) I can’t buy those jeans because they are … .

A) expensive
B) cheap
C) nice
D) funny

813) Give me some … pizza, please.

A) more
B) another
C) all
D) any

814) Il termine “large” significa:

A) grande
B) lardo
C) lago
D) basso

815) The house smells nice and … , have you cleaned?

A) fresh
B) dirty
C) smelly
D) fragrance

816) It’s still cloudy out there. It … all day.

A) ’s been raining
B) is raining
C) rains
D) rained

817) He … the boss tomorrow.

A) must meet
B) musts meet
C) must meeting
D) musts meeting

818) Il termine “fish” significa:

A) pesce
B) fische da gioco
C) carte da gioco
D) squalo
819) Il termine “write” significa:
A) scrivere
B) giusto
C) sbagliato
D) comporre

820) Il termine “leave” significa:

A) partire
B) foglia
C) vivere
D) andare

821) Who … Tony Blair?

A) knows
B) know
C) knew
D) has known

822) come to my house … monday.

A) on
B) the
C) in
D) at

823) Il termine “listen” significa:

A) ascoltare
B) fare lista
C) lista
D) fare rumore

824) I want one … drink.

A) more
B) another
C) some more
D) some

825) What is the story … ?

A) about
B) of
C) from
D) for

826) Il termine “hear” significa:

A) sentire
B) ascoltare
C) capelli
D) qui

827) Il termine “come” significa:

A) venire
B) come
C) andare
D) simile
828) Il plurale di “sheep” è:
A) sheep
B) shop
C) ships
D) ships

829) … that? It’s John.

A) Who’s
B) whose
C) who’re
D) whose’s

830) How … you?

A) are
B) is
C) ares
D) ar

831) I’ve read a good book, and … .

A) so have you
B) you have so
C) you too have
D) so haven’t you

832) I looked but I … see anything.

A) couldn’t
B) wouldn’t can’t
C) wasn’t able
D) doesn’t

833) Il termine “soon” significa:

A) presto
B) figlio
C) tardi
D) cugino

834) I want to speak … Mr Black

A) to
B) at
C) which
D) on

835) You’ve been sick, …?

A) haven’t you
B) have you
C) you haven’t you have
D) won’t you

836) Where do you … ?

A) come from
B) are from
C) came from
D) are come
837) Paul imagined … a doctor.
A) being
B) to be
C) be
D) to being

838) I can’t buy the Gucci bag because it’s too .. .

A) expensive
B) cheap
C) nice
D) beautiful

839) Rome is ...the centre … Italy.

A) in/of
B) at/of
C) on/in
D) by/in

840) My parents are checking … tomorrow.

A) in
B) on
C) of
D) by

841) Il termine “look” significa:

A) guardare
B) osservare
C) vedere
D) moda

842) Il termine “teach” significa:

A) insegnare
B) insegnante
C) tecnologia
D) tirare

843) Il termine “bad” significa:

A) cattivo
B) pipistrello
C) ma
D) buono

844) Mark needs a visa, and … .

A) so do I
B) I do so
C) so I do
D) do so I

845) I’m … a doctor in the future.

A) going to be
B) go to be
C) go to being
D) going to being
846) I will buy a lasagna … tonight.
A) to eat
B) for eating
C) eating
D) for eat

847) Il termine “parent” significa:

A) genitore
B) parente
C) famiglia
D) consanguigno

848) I want a desk … my bedroom.

A) for
B) in
C) at
D) from

849) I don’t have … money.

A) a lot of
B) many
C) lots
D) some

850) Come si traduce la frase:”tutto e’ molto buono”.

A) everything is very nice
B) all are very nice
C) everything are very nice
D) all is very nice

851) Il termine “live” significa:

A) vivere
B) vita
C) foglia
D) partire

852) What … this christmas?

A) are you doing
B) do you do
C) are you do
D) are you to do

853) Il termine “street” significa:

A) strada
B) passo
C) sntiero
D) carregiata

854) I work … McDonald.

A) at
B) with
C) in
D) with
855) I speak … English.
A) little
B) …
C) few
D) small

856) Il termine “like” significa:

A) piacere
B) spuntare
C) divertire
D) non gradire

857) I work … the morning.

A) in
B) at
C) at
D) to

858) Il termine “must” significa:

A) devo
B) posso
C) voglio
D) baffi

859) There are … important people.

A) …
B) a
C) an
D) any

860) John isn’t very polite, …?

A) is he
B) isn’t he
C) he is not
D) is he not

861) I’m hungry and … .

A) so is Mark
B) mark too is
C) Mark so too
D) Mark too is

862) I live … friends.

A) with
B) which
C) to
D) width

863) I smoke 3 cigarettes … day.

A) a
B) at
C) for
D) by
864) I go … school everyday.
A) to
B) to the
C) at
D) at the

865) Vincent … geography.

A) studies
B) studys
C) studyes
D) studis

866) My jacket is … .
A) there
B) that
C) this
D) those

867) Il termine “amazing” significa:

A) incredibile
B) amabile
C) amazzone
D) amicizia

868) The south … Italy is nice.

A) of
B) at
C) on
D) off

869) What’s the time? It’s …

A) 20 to 7
B) 20 at 7
C) 20 pass 7
D) 20 around 7

870) L’espressione “a little” significa:

A) un po
B) piccolo
C) poco
D) del

871) Do you have a pen? i’m sorry but I… .

A) don’t have one
B) I have one
C) I have two
D) don’t like one

872) Does he … TV?

A) watch
B) watches
C) watchs
D) Watching
873) Philip doesn’t play football, …?
A) does he
B) doesn’t he
C) he doesn’t
D) he does

874) I am … school.
A) at
B) at the
C) in
D) in the

875) Il termine “son” significa:

A) figlio
B) figlia
C) sole
D) essere

876) Il termine “Know” significa:

A) sapere
B) adesso
C) dopo
D) non

877) I have … .
A) information
B) an information
C) any information
D) a information

878) I like …. TV.

A) to watch
B) to watching
C) watch
D) see

879) Il termine “store” significa:

A) negozio
B) storia
C) racconto
D) cassa

880) Il termine “wake up” significa:

A) svegliarsi
B) cosmetici
C) salire
D) mettersi a letto

881) Rob … a Coca Cola.

A) would like
B) likes
C) like
D) would likes
882) … a nice weekend.
A) Have
B) Do
C) Pass
D) Make

883) Il plurale di “boss” è:

A) bosses
B) boss
C) bosss
D) bossis

884) I will wait … you here.

A) for
B) …
C) near
D) from

885) See you … 5 p.m. tomorrow.

A) at
B) in
C) on
D) of

886) L’espressione “wish” significa:

A) desiderio
B) con
C) volere
D) lavare

887) Where … we go tonight?

A) shall
B) let’s
C) …
D) do

888) I don’t have … for you.

A) anything
B) nothing
C) some
D) no things

889) We can’t get in … we find the keys.

A) unless
B) if
C) at least
D) wether

890) Rome is … Italy.

A) in
B) on
C) at
D) to
891) Scegli un alternativa alla frase: “Maria entered the car”.
A) Maria got in the car
B) Maria sat in the car
C) Maria went in the car
D) Maria drove the car

892) I like … sports.

A) doing
B) to doing
C) do
D) practice

893) There is a booking … tomorrow.

A) for
B) at
C) in
D) of

894) Last year I … walk because I broke my leg.

A) couldn’t
B) shouldn’t
C) wouldn’t
D) didn’t

895) The diamond was the most romantic present … all.

A) of
B) from
C) in
D) at

896) … a banana?
A) Would you like
B) Would like you
C) You would like
D) Do you like

897) Sheila isn’t studying Greek, …?

A) is she?
B) isn’t she
C) is she not
D) she’s not

898) Marta … pizza.

A) doesn’t like
B) doesn’t likes
C) don’t like
D) don’t likes

899) I’m sorry, Jeff … here.

A) isn’t
B) is
C) can be
D) should be
900) Il termine “down” significa:
A) giù
B) su
C) scaricare
D) caricare

901) Il termine “west” significa:

A) ovest
B) est
C) sud
D) nord

902) L’espressione “angry” significa:

A) arrabbiato
B) affamato
C) imbarazzato
D) esaltato

903) Il termine “sit” significa:

A) sedersi
B) alzarsi
C) abbassarsi
D) saltare

904) We stopped … a snack on the highway.

A) to get
B) getting
C) get
D) to getting

905) Il termine “sister” significa:

A) sorella
B) fratello
C) piccola
D) bambina

906) Il termine “cake” significa:

A) torta
B) dessert
C) pagnotta
D) torta rustica

907) Il plurale di “man” è:

A) men
B) mans
C) manes
D) mannes

908) Where … you?

A) are
B) is
C) ’s
D) ’re
909) Il termine “small” significa:
A) piccolo
B) sorriso
C) fragranza
D) corto

910) … I finish the cigarette, I will go.

A) When
B) If
C) Can
D) Will

911) I like to go … gym.

A) to the
B) …
C) the
D) at the

912) What’s the time? It’s 7 … .

A) o’clock
B) clock
C) watch
D) swatch

913) I can’t play football and … .

A) neither can he
B) either can he
C) he can’t neither
D) he can either

914) L’espressione “just” significa:

A) solo
B) giusto
C) sbagliato
D) molto

915) If I … you, i’d take the exam tomorrow.

A) were
B) was
C) am
D) had been

916) L’espressione “take off” significa:

A) decollare
B) atterrare
C) portare via
D) portare con se

917) I can’t … that price for a hotel room.

A) afford
B) buy
C) permit
D) get
918) I want … a coffee break.
A) to have
B) to do
C) to make
D) to doing

919) I … this time tomorrow.

A) will be swimming
B) will swim
C) am going to swim
D) am to swim

920) You … wonderful in that dress.

A) look
B) can be
C) watch
D) could be

921) Sheila … the park.

A) likes to go to
B) likes go to
C) like to go to
D) likes to going to

922) John couldn’t hear you, … .

A) could he
B) he could
C) he couldn’t
D) couldn’t he

923) Il termine “surname” significa:

A) cognome
B) secondo nome
C) sopranome
D) nominare

924) Come … a coffee tomorrow.

A) for
B) to
C) of
D) in

925) Alan … a pizza

A) wants
B) want
C) will want
D) wanting

926) Palermo is … south.

A) in the
B) in
C) on the
D) at
927) … we arrive home, we will eat.
A) When
B) If
C) Maybe
D) How

928) Wake up! it’s … !

A) late
B) early
C) soon
D) after

929) … english tonight?

A) Must you study
B) You must study
C) Must study you
D) Study must you

930) Il termine “church” significa:

A) chiesa
B) comune
C) palazzo
D) parroco

931) Il termine “east” significa:

A) est
B) ovest
C) sud
D) nord

932) I don’t have … dogs.

A) any
B) some
C) the
D) a

933) Mark is … student in the class.

A) the smartest
B) the most smart
C) smartest
D) the most smartest

934) Nobody … English well here.

A) knows
B) know
C) is knowing
D) knowed

935) Il termine “answer” significa:

A) rispondere
B) chiedere
C) ansia
D) ovunque
936) You should … the book.
A) read
B) to read
C) reading
D) to reading

937) Il termine “actually” significa:

A) in verità
B) attualmente
C) in pratica
D) effettivamente

938) You should study more, … ?

A) shouldn’t you
B) you shouldn’t
C) you not should
D) you should

939) I will go to school tomorrow and … .

A) so will Jenny
B) Jenny will so
C) Jenny so will
D) too Jenny

940) They are leaving tomorrow, …?

A) aren’t they
B) are they
C) they are
D) not

941) I … watch football.

A) don’t
B) doesn’t
C) do’nt
D) dont

942) Il termine “case” significa:

A) valigetta
B) casa
C) zaino
D) appartamento

943) What … pasta like?

A) is
B) do
C) eat
D) are

944) Mary Is … home.

A) at
B) in
C) to
D) on
945) Il termine “snow” significa:
A) neve
B) sapere
C) lento
D) grandine

946) Come si traduce in Inglese “Mi prendo un caffè”?

A) I will have a coffee
B) I have a coffee
C) I take a coffee
D) I Will take a coffee

947) If I study the lesson, I … pass the test.

A) will
B) …
C) have
D) do

948) Il termine “smoke” significa:

A) fumare
B) rollare
C) tirare
D) girare

949) What do you want? I … a sandwich.

A) will eat
B) eat
C) i’m eat
D) will to eat

950) I have … bad luck.

A) such
B) so
C) much
D) many

951) Phil is … Jessica.

A) more intelligent than
B) intelligenter than
C) more intelligent then
D) intelligenter then

952) I can … you!

A) see
B) to see
C) seeing
D) to seeing

953) How … does it take to make a plate of pasta?

A) long
B) short
C) many time
D) time
954) Il termine “tooth” significa:
A) dente
B) sorriso
C) gengive
D) placca

955) Laura … Coca cola.

A) likes
B) would like
C) would likes
D) want

956) What … Mary …?

A) does/do
B) do/does
C) do/do
D) are/do

957) I’m ...England.

A) from
B) by
C) at
D) for

958) Il plurale di “tomato” è:

A) tomatoes
B) tomatos
C) tomattos
D) tomatose

959) In Inglese “grande” si dice:

A) big
B) grand
C) small
D) great

960) In Inglese “scusa” si dice:

A) sorry
B) fault
C) scuse me
D) perdon

961) Mark is … Giulian.

A) happier than
B) Happyier than
C) more happy then
D) more happyer than

962) I … karate.
A) do
B) play
C) make
D) can
963) Il termine “cartoon” significa:
A) cartone animato
B) cartone
C) cartolina
D) fumetto

964) Hello, is Mr Jones …?

A) in
B) at
C) here
D) that

965) Il termine “casino” significa:

A) casinò
B) casino
C) casetta
D) attico

966) Can I speak to Michael please? I’m sorry but he’s … .

A) not here
B) here
C) in not there
D) out here

967) Why … come to my house?

A) can’t you
B) cannot you
C) you can’t
D) you can not

968) Il plurale di “leaf” è:

A) leaves
B) left
C) leafs
D) leaffes

969) Il termine “somewhere” significa:

A) da qualche parte
B) da nessuna parte
C) qualcuno
D) qualcosa

970) L’espressione “mean” significa:

A) significare
B) uomini
C) mezzi
D) disporre

971) I have hurt … .

A) myself
B) me
C) myselve
D) yourself
972) Please, … yourself at home.
A) make
B) feel
C) do
D) have

973) L’espressione “clean” significa:

A) pulire
B) lavare
C) spolverare
D) lucidare

974) I … for things before they happen!

A) plan
B) imagine
C) think
D) do

975) L’espressione “break” significa:

A) rompere
B) portare
C) sussurrare
D) sparlare

976) il plurale di “country” è:

A) countries
B) contrys
C) countryes
D) countreis

977) How nice, you look … .

A) lovely
B) loves
C) horrible
D) nicely

978) They … well with each other.

A) get on
B) agree
C) go
D) stay

979) L’espressione “sure” significa:

A) sicuro
B) sud
C) suora
D) sudare

980) Il termine “unless” significa:

A) a meno che
B) di meno
C) perlomeno
D) minore di
981) Scegli un alternativa alla frase: “he always visits us”.
A) he always comes around
B) he always comes in
C) he always comes here
D) he always finds us

982) L’espressione “keyboard” significa:

A) tastiera
B) tavola
C) chiavistello
D) armadio

983) Keep … , you are doing well.

A) studying
B) to study
C) study
D) studies

984) The … of today are very rude.

A) youth
B) youngs
C) little
D) childhood

985) Il termine “get in” significa:

A) entrare
B) mettere dentro
C) chiudere dentro
D) uscire di casa

986) Julia has visited Palermo, and … .

A) so has Mark
B) Mark has so
C) so have mark
D) Mark have so

987) Red meat is bad … you.

A) for
B) at
C) of
D) off

988) I’m flying … London tonight.

A) to
B) for learn
C) at
D) in

989) L’espressione “happen” significa:

A) succedere
B) più felice
C) alpino
D) applicare
990) … English is easy.
A) Speaking
B) Spoke
C) Speak
D) To speaking

991) I like a woman … wears designer clothes.

A) who
B) which
C) to
D) whose

992) You haven’t studied, … ?

A) have you
B) haven’t you
C) you haven’t
D) you have

993) If I saw a famous person, I … ask for an autograph.

A) would
B) will
C) can
D) must

994) I listened but … hear a thing.

A) couldn’t
B) wouldn’t
C) can’t
D) wasn’t able

995) We bought … a brand new car.

A) ourselves
B) ourself
C) ourselfs
D) us

996) L’espressione “turn down” significa:

A) abbassare il volume
B) abbassare le mani
C) girare per
D) svoltare

997) Andy got … work very late.

A) to
B) at
C) in
D) from

998) I … a big lasagna, I can’t have any more food!

A) have eaten
B) ate
C) had eaten
D) was eating
999) I … with my girfriend all my life.
A) have been
B) am
C) frequent
D) have frequented

1000) They … the house at 7 a.m.

A) left
B) have left
C) have gone out
D) go

1001) Anne excels at … .

A) swimming
B) to swim
C) swim
D) to smimming

1002) I’m sorry … being late.

A) for
B) of
C) to
D) off

1003) I should go … a diet.

A) on
B) in
C) for
D) of

1004) … is my forte.
A) learning
B) learn
C) to learning
D) learned

1005) It’s the best day … my life.

A) in
B) of
C) at
D) off

1006) Il termine “get up” significa:

A) alzarsi
B) abbassarsi
C) svegliarsi
D) mettersi a letto

1007) Could you please turn on the … .

A) light
B) glasses
C) alarm clock
D) volume
1008) L’espressione “thought” significa:
A) pensiero
B) idea
C) impressione
D) opinione

1009) I’m interested in … football for a big team.

A) playing
B) to play
C) play
D) to playing

1010) The Fiat is … car in the world.

A) the worst
B) the worse
C) worser than
D) worst

1011) Il plurale di “furniture” è:

A) non esiste
B) furnitures
C) furniturres
D) furniturres

1012) Let’s … shopping.

A) go
B) go to
C) go at
D) go of

1013) Il plurale di “fish” è:

A) fish
B) fishe
C) fishis
D) fishs

1014) I like …
A) Fiats
B) Fiat car
C) Fiats car
D) cars Fiat

1015) Il termine “large” significa:

A) grande
B) largo
C) lago
D) alto

1016) Come si traduce la frase:”tutto e’ molto buono”?

A) everything is very nice
B) all is very nice
C) all are very nice
D) everything are very nice
1017) My jacket is … .
A) there
B) that
C) this
D) those

1018) Il termine “a little” significa:

A) poco
B) piccolo
C) un po
D) del

1019) Il termine “store” significa:

A) negozio
B) storia
C) racconto
D) scorta

1020) Il termine “down” significa:

A) giù
B) su
C) sopra
D) sotto

1021) Il termine “see” significa:

A) vedere
B) osservare
C) guardare
D) mare

1022) Il termine “church” significa:

A) chiesa
B) comune
C) palazzo
D) cattedrale

1023) In Inglese “scusa” si dice:

A) sorry
B) excuse me
C) scuse me
D) pardon

1024) I … sport.
A) do
B) make
C) go
D) play

1025) Il termine “top” significa:

A) cima
B) ratto
C) su
D) sopra
1026) … me the book.
A) Give
B) Give to
C) Give for
D) Give at

1027) I … Barcelona.
A) come from
B) coming from
C) came of
D) come of

1028) … Paula.
A) She’s
B) She
C) Is she
D) Is

1029) … you From Milan?

A) Are
B) Come
C) Is
D) Am

1030) … she from Paris?

A) Is
B) Comes
C) Are
D) Come

1031) Where … your friend from?

A) is
B) are
C) comes
D) come

1032) … nice?
A) Is Mark
B) Mark is
C) Mark’s
D) Mark

1033) Mark is my friend. He’s … .

A) nice
B) horrible
C) happy
D) good

1034) Today is … .
A) Monday
B) raining
C) rain
D) The 15
1035) We are … June.
A) in
B) at
C) of
D) for

1036) We … Italian food.

A) love
B) loves
C) loving
D) likes

1037) … not Monday.

A) It’s
B) Is
C) It
D) its

1038) We … Monday.
A) leave on
B) leaving in
C) leave for
D) leaves at

1039) Is this … ?
A) yours
B) your
C) you
D) you’re

1040) … him?
A) Is that
B) That’s
C) That
D) That is

1041) We like the … .

A) alphabet
B) alfabet
C) alfbet
D) alphbet

1042) A comes … B.
A) before
B) after
C) befour
D) with

1043) June comes … May.

A) after
B) before
C) befour
D) with
1044) Where … you play tennis?
A) do
B) are
C) does
D) is

1045) I play tennis … the sport club.

A) at
B) in
C) to
D) from

1046) He … football.
A) plays
B) play
C) games
D) game

1047) I … football.
A) play
B) plays
C) games
D) game

1048) How do you … “banana”?

A) spell
B) spelling
C) spells
D) spelt

1049) … bike is new.

A) his
B) Is
C) he’s
D) him

1050) Do you like … ?

A) pasta
B) the pasta
C) pastas
D) the pastas

1051) Rob paints. He’s … .

A) an artist
B) a journalist
C) a photographer
D) a doctor

1052) I want a room … the second floor.

A) on
B) at
C) of
D) in
1053) I want a bright room with a big … .
A) window
B) furniture
C) cushion
D) TV

1054) It’s 9 am. … .

A) Good morning
B) Good afternoon
C) Good evening
D) Good night

1055) It’s 12 pm. … .

A) Good Afternoon
B) Good morning
C) Good evening
D) Good night

1056) She’s from … . She’s Asian.

A) Japan
B) Jappan
C) Jappon
D) Nippon

1057) … here.
A) We’re
B) Where
C) Were
D) We’s

1058) Welcome to the restaurant. Please … here.

A) sit
B) be
C) stay
D) put

1059) I’m tired. I want to … .

A) sleep
B) eat
C) drink
D) watch tv

1060) It’s nice and hot. It’s a … day.

A) sunny
B) rainy
C) good
D) windy

1061) It’s wet outside. It’s a … day.

A) rainy
B) wind
C) sunny
D) bright
1062) She’s Martha, … ?
A) isn’t she
B) she isn’t
C) wrong
D) yes

1063) I’m hungry. I want … .

A) a snack
B) to sleep
C) a bread
D) to read

1064) Wow what a nice photo, you are … .

A) beautiful
B) ugly
C) sad
D) happy

1065) What’s your … name?

A) friend’s
B) friend
C) friends
D) friends’

1066) What’s your … ?

A) address
B) adress
C) addres
D) adres

1067) The evening comes before …

A) the night
B) the afternoon
C) the morning
D) the day

1068) The afternoon comes after …

A) the morning
B) the evening
C) the night
D) the day

1069) Can I … a question?

A) ask
B) say
C) tell
D) speak

1070) Can you … a PC?

A) use
B) work
C) do
D) play
1071) Can you speak … English?
A) any
B) in
C) the
D) at the

1072) … don’t we have a drink tonight?

A) Why
B) When
C) Where
D) How

1073) Julie, … is Amy. Nice to meet you.

A) this
B) that
C) there
D) those

1074) Hi Tom. … in my class.

A) You’re
B) your
C) You
D) Yours

1075) Where’s Marek? … in Poland.

A) He’s
B) Is
C) His
D) It’s

1076) The bar is … the shopping center.

A) in
B) at
C) to
D) on

1077) The post office is … the park.

A) next to
B) on
C) near to
D) at

1078) I speak Italian but can’t … French.

A) understand
B) the
C) know
D) speaks

1079) Where’s Paolo? I’m not … .

A) sure
B) know
C) see
D) find
1080) I go … train very often.
A) by
B) by the
C) on
D) on the

1081) I … abroad often.

A) travel
B) travelling
C) stay
D) staying

1082) I can’t see. I need my … .

A) glasses
B) sunglasses
C) keys
D) camera

1083) This room is very dark, there isn’t … .

A) a window
B) a door
C) a TV
D) a table

1084) Sorry, I don’t … your name!

A) remember
B) say
C) understand
D) spell

1085) I can’t go on the bus. I don’t have a … .

A) ticket
B) bill
C) money
D) passport

1086) I have … sisters.

A) three
B) tree
C) the
D) those

1087) We can eat here. I … this restaurant.

A) know
B) meet
C) understand
D) see

1088) I have … brothers.

A) two
B) too
C) to
D) one
1089) I love the … of football.
A) game
B) play
C) sport
D) competition

1090) I love Gucci clothes. I … them everyday.

A) wear
B) have
C) put
D) dress

1091) I go to the shopping centre everyday. I … many things.

A) buy
B) pay
C) take
D) have

1092) Don’t … at me. I’m not beautiful!

A) look
B) watch
C) see
D) notice

1093) I don’t know the time, I don’t have my … on .

A) watch
B) clock
C) see
D) o’clock

1094) Excuse, what time is it? I don’t know what … .

A) time it is
B) is the time
C) time is it
D) is it time

1095) Do you know Michael? No, I don’t know … .

A) him
B) he
C) he’s
D) his

1096) Do you know Marian? No, I don’t know … .

A) her
B) he
C) she
D) here

1097) Do you know Marian and Michael? No, I don’t know … .

A) them
B) their
C) they’re
D) they
1098) Do you know … ?
A) us
B) we
C) there
D) he

1099) I can’t get that Jacket. I don’t have my … with me.

A) wallet
B) watch
C) coat
D) tissues

1100) I don’t have … apps on my phone.

A) many
B) much
C) very
D) a lot

1101) I don’t have … relatives in my family.

A) many
B) very
C) much
D) a lot

1102) My ... name is Mike.

A) brother’s
B) brothers
C) brother is
D) brothers’

1103) I have a Louis Vuitton … .

A) bag
B) phones
C) jeans
D) shoes

1104) I like to do many … .

A) things
B) thinks
C) stuff
D) staff

1105) Is … a Gucci hat?

A) that
B) those
C) these
D) here

1106) Is … a Louis Vuitton jacket?

A) this
B) these
C) those
D) here
1107) Is … hat a Gucci hat?
A) your
B) yours
C) you’re
D) you’s

1108) Are … children young?

A) their
B) there
C) they’re
D) they

1109) Is … car a Toyota?

A) his
B) he’s
C) he
D) him

1110) Whose car is this? I think it’s … .

A) hers
B) her
C) her’s
D) she’s

1111) Whose car is this? Oh sorry, it’s … .

A) ours
B) our
C) we
D) we’re

1112) It’s cold. Take a … .

A) hat
B) bag
C) watch
D) trousers

1113) I … to many people for work.

A) speak
B) meet
C) see
D) watch

1114) I … cigarettes.
A) smoke
B) fume
C) do
D) drink

1115) Mmm, this cake is … .

A) lovely
B) bad
C) salty
D) beautiful
1116) How much is the t-shirt? it’s 20 … .
A) pounds
B) pound
C) ponds
D) pond

1117) I can’t get that Jacket. It’s too … .

A) expensive
B) cheap
C) nice
D) lovely

1118) I can’t get that guitar. I don’t … my credit card.

A) have
B) possess
C) want
D) take

1119) How much … the t-shirts?

A) are
B) Is
C) ’re
D) ’s

1120) How many … do you have?

A) watches
B) watch
C) watchs
D) watchis

1121) How many … do you have?

A) children
B) childs
C) childrens
D) child

1122) How much … do you have?

A) money
B) moneys
C) monies
D) moneyes

1123) How many … furniture do you have in your room?

A) pieces of
B) type
C) piece of
D) of

1124) How much … do you have in your room?

A) furniture
B) furnitures
C) pieces of furniture
D) of furniture
1125) Do you like pizza … ?
A) too
B) to
C) two
D) an well

1126) He’s … important person.

A) an
B) a
C) the
D) any

1127) … important people.

A) They’re
B) there
C) They
D) They is

1128) Do you want … orange?

A) an
B) a
C) a bit
D) any

1129) What’s … of that shirt?

A) the price
B) cost
C) the money
D) the import

1130) Where is … hotel?

A) the
B) an
C) any
D) some

1131) Shall we … a snack?

A) have
B) do
C) cook
D) get in

1132) Look, that tree has no … .

A) leaves
B) leaf
C) leafs
D) leave

1133) I want a … sandwich.

A) tuna
B) chocolate
C) salad
D) candy
1134) I like to get around Rome … public transport.
A) by
B) on
C) with
D) from

1135) I like to … designer clothes.

A) wear
B) dress
C) where
D) were

1136) He’s a policeman. He … bad people.

A) arrests
B) arrest
C) arresting
D) arrestes

1137) I love music. I always … it on the bus.

A) listen to
B) listen
C) hear
D) hear to

1138) Can I have an ice cream? Yes. here you … .

A) go
B) have
C) make
D) come

1139) Because of the accident, I don’t have any … left .

A) teeth
B) tooth
C) tooths
D) teeths

1140) This house is full of … .

A) mice
B) mouses
C) mices
D) mouse

1141) C: How much is it? Sk: it’s £2.50. C: here is £5. Sk: here is £2.50 … .
A) change
B) rest
C) money
D) for you

1142) Do you have any Coca Cola? Yes, … .

A) sure
B) course
C) certain
D) have it
1143) The … is in the kitchen.
A) fridge
B) bed
C) sofa
D) coffee table

1144) Olympic athletes can … very fast.

A) run
B) go
C) drive
D) jump

1145) Albert Einstein was … person.

A) an intelligent
B) a intelligent
C) intelligent
D) the intelligent

1146) I can’t understand this … in this book.

A) sentence
B) frase
C) piece
D) say

1147) A … English breakfast is very heavy.

A) typical
B) tipical
C) usual
D) usually

1148) We make an omelette with … .

A) eggs
B) tomatoes
C) peas
D) corn

1149) English people have … for breakfast

A) tea
B) tee
C) the
D) thé

1150) Italians have … for breakfast.

A) coffee
B) cofee
C) coffe
D) caffee

1151) How do you say this … ?

A) word
B) paragraph
C) sentence
D) thing
1152) How do you ... this word?
A) pronounce
B) pronunce
C) proununce
D) pronunch

1153) You have a very nice … .

A) pronunciation
B) pronunce
C) pronuntiation
D) pronountiation

1154) There is … in many types of cake.

A) chocolate
B) choccolate
C) chiocolate
D) chiocolate

1155) I want to have some orange … .

A) juice
B) juiss
C) drink
D) drank

1156) What’s your … football team?

A) favourite
B) preferred
C) best
D) preferit

1157) I usually stay with the family … Christmas.

A) at
B) on
C) for
D) in

1158) I usually have lamb … easter.

A) at
B) for
C) on
D) in

1159) I usually eat with the family … Christmas day.

A) on
B) at
C) in
D) for

1160) Fish … for you.

A) is good
B) does good
C) makes good
D) has good
1161) I am from Estonia and I live in a small … .
A) town
B) country
C) countryside
D) mountain

1162) In summer, I like to go to … .

A) the beach
B) sea
C) beach
D) the sea

1163) Tigers are … animals.

A) dangerous
B) friendly
C) hazard
D) prey

1164) A horse has a long … .

A) neck
B) nek
C) coll
D) call

1165) In the savannah there are many … .

A) giraffes
B) giraffs
C) girafs
D) girafes

1166) Can I have a milkshake please? I’m sorry, it’s … .

A) finished
B) terminated
C) short
D) here

1167) We’re going to get there late. there’s … traffic.

A) a lot of
B) a lot
C) no
D) very little

1168) The taxi … is very nice.

A) driver
B) person
C) assistant
D) man

1169) I live … the station

A) near
B) close
C) next
D) in front
1170) The bar is … door to the post office.
A) next
B) near
C) close
D) in front

1171) I work … to the Colosseum.

A) close
B) near
C) in front
D) behind

1172) The park is … the cinema.

A) behind
B) in front
C) close
D) near to

1173) Sorry I can’t stop, i’m … a hurry.

A) in
B) on
C) of
D) at

1174) We’re late, let’s hurry … .

A) up
B) in
C) on
D) at

1175) I’m late. I … have 2 minutes before the train leaves.

A) only
B) solo
C) alone
D) lonely

1176) I’m sleepy. I … a Redbull.

A) need
B) have
C) like
D) drink

1177) My boss was angry because I was 2 hours … .

A) late
B) early
C) before
D) tardiness

1178) Shall we have one … drink?

A) more
B) plus
C) another
D) much
1179) What time is it? It’s … .
A) half past two
B) two and a half
C) two half
D) past half two

1180) What time is the … .

A) meeting
B) meet
C) appoint
D) cinema

1181) I’m thirsty. I need to … .

A) drink
B) eat
C) do
D) go

1182) The film was … .

A) great
B) grand
C) beautiful
D) smart

1183) I want a … of water.

A) glass
B) vase
C) some
D) bowl

1184) I can’t understand this … . It’s very difficult.

A) text
B) computer
C) person
D) write

1185) She cares for people. She’s a … .

A) nurse
B) secretary
C) stylist
D) architect

1186) She cures people. She’s a … .

A) doctor
B) stylist
C) secretary
D) lawyer

1187) A lawyer … people in court.

A) defends
B) takes care of
C) cures
D) saves
1188) A customer … things in the shop.
A) buys
B) takes care of
C) sells
D) makes

1189) Lasagna is a meat … .

A) dish
B) plate
C) food
D) thing

1190) I have many friends and they … speak English.

A) all
B) everybody
C) everyone
D) some

1191) I have to do the exam … .

A) again
B) new
C) more
D) plus

1192) I have to … the geography exam at school.

A) take
B) give
C) have
D) make

1193) Do you have to speak English … work?

A) at
B) for
C) in
D) from

1194) Who do you work … ?

A) for
B) from
C) at
D) in

1195) I work at a school. I … young kids.

A) teach
B) learn
C) show
D) study

1196) Do you have Marlboro cigarettes? Let me … .

A) check
B) watch
C) find
D) search
1197) I … read comics. I don’t like them.
A) never
B) always
C) ever
D) not ever

1198) If you can … my name, I will come out with you tonight!
A) guess
B) know
C) understand
D) tell

1199) I work … .
A) hard
B) much
C) very
D) good

1200) I like to see films … the evening.

A) in
B) at
C) on
D) from

1201) I wake up early … the morning.

A) in
B) at
C) from
D) on

1202) It’s midnight. It’s time for … .

A) bed
B) sleep
C) mattress
D) dreams

1203) What kind of computer do you … .

A) use
B) utilise
C) take
D) make

1204) I would like pasta as my first … .

A) course
B) plate
C) dish
D) time

1205) I usually … 200 pounds a month in my bank account.

A) put in
B) put on
C) put over
D) put out
1206) I … school on the 25th of September.
A) begin
B) go
C) commence
D) initiate

1207) I … ballet 3 hours a day.

A) practice
B) make
C) take
D) have

1208) I always order … at the restaurant.

A) steak
B) stick
C) stack
D) vegetarian

1209) I usually … at night.

A) go out
B) exit
C) get out
D) out

1210) I stay up … midnight sometimes.

A) until
B) verse
C) til
D) around

1211) I have … 3 euros in my pocket.

A) just
B) soul
C) again
D) near

1212) Let’s talk … movies.

A) about
B) around
C) circa
D) of

1213) I … school late every day.

A) get to
B) arrive
C) come
D) go

1214) I have long … .

A) hair
B) hairs
C) her
D) heres
1215) Which of these objects do you put on?
A) A jacket
B) A phone
C) A clothes
D) a TV

1216) My head hurts. I think I have a … .

A) headache
B) bad head
C) cold
D) flu

1217) I’m all wet, can you pass me a … .

A) towel
B) futon
C) tissue
D) pile

1218) I don’t like to … on small airplanes.

A) fly
B) go
C) drive
D) ride

1219) I think this … is faster.

A) way
B) manner
C) street
D) road

1220) I don’t eat … fish.

A) much
B) many
C) a lot
D) little

1221) I’m an athlete. I … 4 hours a day.

A) train
B) bus
C) car
D) jogging

1222) I’m a boxer. I have 3 … a month.

A) matches
B) matchs
C) rounds
D) round

1223) Please be … . I’m studying.

A) quiet
B) quite
C) silent
D) silence
1224) You can sit … here and watch the game.
A) down
B) on
C) up
D) in

1225) I know you are sad but please don’t … .

A) cry
B) laugh
C) go
D) think

1226) Can you … me to buy some food for tonight.

A) remind
B) remember
C) tell
D) reminder

1227) What’s the … today?

A) date
B) data
C) time
D) weather

1228) There’s a … space for your car near my house.

A) parking
B) park
C) car
D) garage

1229) Don’t smoke here. There’s a no-smoking … .

A) sign
B) cartel
C) signal
D) board

1230) Il termine “mean” significa:

A) significare
B) carne
C) minare
D) minatore

1231) There are so many … on this farm.

A) chickens
B) kitchens
C) eagles
D) lions

1232) … the meat, it’s fantastic.

A) Try
B) Prove
C) Look
D) See
1233) Where are you? I … near the phone box.
A) ’m standing
B) ’m staying
C) ’m being
D) ’m stay

1234) In English there are many consonants and just 5 … .

A) vowels
B) vocals
C) vocations
D) vans

1235) My phone is broken, I need to … it.

A) repair
B) adjust
C) repaint
D) sell

1236) Il termine “become” significa:

A) diventare
B) venire
C) stare
D) come

1237) Il termine “winter” significa:

A) inverno
B) primavera
C) autunno
D) estate

1238) Il termine “building” significa:

A) palazzo
B) palestra
C) appartamento
D) locale

1239) Select the word that is different.

A) trousers
B) furniture
C) chair
D) lamp

1240) Select the word that is different.

A) smile
B) nose
C) eyes
D) hair

1241) Select the word that is different.

A) cupboard
B) car
C) wheel
D) window
1242) There is … news in the paper.
A) no
B) any
C) much
D) many

1243) I don’t have … subjects to study.

A) many
B) much
C) no
D) little

1244) I usually find … information on the internet.

A) a lot of
B) much
C) many
D) a bit

1245) Il termine “nose” significa:

A) naso
B) bocca
C) neve
D) gelo

1246) Il termine “mouth” significa:

A) bocca
B) naso
C) topo
D) mese

1247) Il termine “flat” significa:

A) appartamento
B) palazzo
C) scoppola
D) volare

1248) Select the word that is different.

A) hungry
B) happy
C) angry
D) sad

1249) Il termine “noise” significa:

A) rumore
B) olfatto
C) suono
D) udito

1250) I’ve done all my homework so now, I … the lesson.

A) know
B) study
C) learn
D) forget
1251) Il termine “homework” significa:
A) compiti
B) fai da te
C) mansioni
D) faccende domestiche

1252) Il termine “housework” significa:

A) faccende domestiche
B) compiti
C) fai da te
D) mansioni

1253) I’ve just had a big meal so i’m … .

A) full
B) hungry
C) famished
D) empty

1254) I’ve already had a snack so i’m … .

A) not hungry
B) hungry
C) empty
D) famished

1255) What time did he … breakfast?

A) have
B) has
C) had
D) having

1256) Tonight, i’m going … in front of the TV.

A) to relax
B) to relaxed
C) relaxing
D) relax

1257) I’m working hard … my school project.

A) on
B) at
C) of
D) from

1258) I’m … at Enel.

A) employed
B) unemployed
C) work
D) employer

1259) I’m not working at the moment, i’m … .

A) unemployed
B) employed
C) employer
D) not work
1260) Il termine “employed” significa:
A) impiegato
B) impoverito
C) potenziare
D) partecipante

1261) Il termine “unemployed” significa:

A) disoccupato
B) impoverito
C) di poca importanza
D) impossibile

1262) Do you Know Mark? Yes, I’ve … him before.

A) met
B) known
C) knew
D) watched

1263) Have you tidied your room yet? Yes, it’s all … now.
A) clean
B) done
C) in order
D) fresh

1264) I work … fashion.

A) in
B) at
C) about
D) for

1265) Try the pasta with tomato … . It’s lovely.

A) sauce
B) salsa
C) juice
D) sauté

1266) Berlusconi is such a good … .

A) politician
B) politic
C) political
D) politic man

1267) It’s very dark. Please … the light.

A) turn on
B) put on
C) turn off
D) put off

1268) This is a good song. … the radio.

A) turn up
B) turn down
C) turn off
D) turn on
1269) I can see you in there. … !
A) Come out
B) Come in
C) Come on
D) Come up

1270) Please … this application form and the manager will see you soon after.
A) fill in
B) fill on
C) fill up
D) fill down

1271) Where did you … ? In Sicily

A) grow up
B) grow
C) grow down
D) grow on

1272) I’ve been on Facebook for 5 hours. I need to … .

A) log out
B) log in
C) log over
D) log into

1273) What have you … today? It’s Armani clothes!

A) put on
B) dressed
C) put up
D) put in

1274) These designer clothes are difficult to … !

A) take off
B) take on
C) take up
D) undress

1275) You are very fit, Do you like to … ?

A) work out
B) work
C) work in
D) work on

1276) I’ve dropped my glasses. Can you … for me, please?

A) pick them up
B) pick up them
C) pick on them
D) pick them on

1277) The volume is very high. … !

A) Turn it down
B) Turn down it
C) Turn off it
D) Turn up it
1278) I need a hand with my kid, can you look … him tomorrow?
A) after
B) before
C) on
D) out

1279) I can’t find my bag, maybe I … it at home.

A) left
B) right
C) lost
D) put

1280) I … from London to New York in 6 hours.

A) flew
B) flied
C) flight
D) flown

1281) I’m … a job interview tomorrow afternoon.

A) having
B) doing
C) taking
D) participating in

1282) Are you travelling to India with … ?

A) anybody
B) nobody
C) everybody
D) alone

1283) I don’t have any brothers or sisters. I’m … .

A) an only child
B) a lonely child
C) lonely
D) a unique child

1284) I’m from a remote … in the Pacific.

A) island
B) iland
C) ireland
D) inland

1285) Il termine “island” significa:

A) isola
B) Irlanda
C) isolato
D) entroterra

1286) I love … photos of nature.

A) to take
B) to make
C) to do
D) to click
1287) We are going to Venice … 3 days.
A) for
B) from
C) at
D) of

1288) Who are you travelling to Paris … ?

A) with
B) from
C) for
D) at

1289) How long are you … in Venice?

A) staying
B) going
C) being
D) travelling

1290) We sailed … the Channel on a speed boat.

A) across
B) over
C) on
D) above

1291) The sun shines from … .

A) above
B) over
C) across
D) up

1292) There is a little house … .

A) at the top of the hill
B) in top on the hill
C) of top on the hill
D) top of the hill

1293) We have to drive … the Channel Tunnel.

A) through
B) across
C) under
D) in

1294) You speak English well. Thanks but i’m only a … .

A) beginner
B) starter
C) startup
D) begin

1295) I excel … mathematics.

A) in
B) at
C) on
D) about
1296) Don’t … say that about me again.
A) ever
B) never
C) always
D) sometimes

1297) The book store … at 9 am.

A) opens
B) opening
C) is opening
D) to open

1298) I … never get to school late again. I promise.

A) will
B) won’t
C) am
D) am not going to

1299) I won’t … come to your house tonight.

A) be able to
B) can
C) could
D) to be able

1300) You … me of Laura Pausini.

A) remind
B) remember
C) memory
D) look

1301) My pen is different … your pen.

A) from
B) to
C) at
D) for

1302) Have you … your bags? We’re late.

A) packed
B) done
C) made
D) picked

1303) When I travel, I always … a medicine bag.

A) carry
B) possess
C) own
D) hold

1304) We have the same car … you.

A) as
B) of
C) from
D) to
1305) I got good … at school today.
A) marks
B) votes
C) results
D) reviews

1306) When I’m at geography lessons I always … faces on my textbook.

A) draw
B) design
C) make
D) do

1307) My … have gone on a school trip.

A) classmates
B) comrades
C) colleagues
D) workers

1308) What did the criminal … ?

A) look like
B) look
C) like
D) look as

1309) The thief … my wallet.

A) stole
B) owned
C) carried
D) held

1310) If you know the answer please … your hand.

A) raise
B) put up
C) stand up
D) rise

1311) If you have studied the lesson, please give me the correct … .
A) answer
B) response
C) repost
D) question

1312) If i’m not late, I usually …. school, because it’s near my house.
A) walk to
B) go to
C) run to
D) drive to

1313) When I … to Jamaica , we ate fresh fish on the beach every day.
A) went
B) was
C) have been
D) have gone
1314) Brown bread is very … .
A) healthy
B) fit
C) fitness
D) health

1315) Have you … about the big tornado?

A) heard
B) listened
C) known
D) seen

1316) I have never … Spanish.

A) understood
B) undestanded
C) understand
D) understandid

1317) Take … your books and read the passage on page 9.

A) out
B) in
C) on
D) up

1318) My favourite … of the day is breakfast.

A) meal
B) dish
C) food
D) plate

1319) The Colosseum is a place where … .

A) many tourists come
B) come many tourists
C) many come tourists
D) come tourists many

1320) Paris is a place where … .

A) many couples go
B) go many couples
C) many go couples
D) go couples many

1321) There are many animals on this … .

A) farm
B) factory
C) fabric
D) house

1322) I love listening to … music in the morning.

A) classical
B) classic
C) classist
D) classy
1323) Have you … the dishes yet?
A) dried
B) wet
C) put
D) made

1324) Where’s the … . I need to go to the 5th floor.

A) lift
B) lifting
C) elevate
D) load

1325) I have won £ 5000 at the lottery. Well, … .

A) lucky you
B) are lucky
C) are lucky you
D) you are luck

1326) Have you been to the salon? Your hair … nice.

A) looks
B) seems
C) are
D) likes

1327) We’ve … a new house.

A) bought
B) buyed
C) bough
D) buyyed

1328) Yes, i’ve … my exam.

A) passed
B) past
C) pasted
D) passid

1329) Yesterday I … a famous movie star.

A) saw
B) seen
C) seed
D) sawn

1330) My friend … in the corner in silence.

A) sat
B) sit
C) sitted
D) sitten

1331) I usually watch the football match without … .

A) cheering
B) cheer
C) to cheering
D) to cheer
1332) Before … out I eat a pastry.
A) going
B) go
C) to go
D) to going

1333) After … dinner I smoke a cigarette.

A) eating
B) eat
C) to eat
D) to eating

1334) My friend … me a funny story.

A) told
B) tells
C) teld
D) tolden

1335) Yesterday I … a very long letter to the mayor of the city.

A) wrote
B) written
C) writed
D) writted

1336) My father … me an iphone for my birthday.

A) gave
B) gived
C) given
D) give

1337) I … sick if I eat too much.

A) get
B) got
C) go
D) am

1338) I always eat … bread with my dinner.

A) a lot of
B) a few
C) many
D) much

1339) I have … money, I can’t come shopping with you.

A) very little
B) a few
C) some
D) few

1340) I didn’t eat … food at lunch. I wasn’t hungry.

A) much
B) little
C) many
D) a lot
1341) Wow, you look great!. Have you … weight?
A) lost
B) put on
C) found
D) dieted

1342) How … were you when you were a kid? About 1.30 cm.
A) tall
B) small
C) high
D) height

1343) How … do you eat for lunch?

A) much
B) many
C) food
D) lots

1344) How … the school exam?

A) difficult is
B) is difficult
C) difficult
D) ’s difficult

1345) How much do you … ? Around 65 kg.

A) weigh
B) way
C) weight
D) wait

1346) The teacher always gives me … homework.

A) a lot of
B) a
C) much
D) many

1347) What are you going to do … your broken PC?

A) about
B) of
C) for
D) around

1348) Can you show … use this computer?

A) me how to
B) me to
C) how to
D) how to me

1349) I have a … he won’t pass the exam.

A) feeling
B) feel
C) idea
D) thought
1350) Mark … John for a long time.
A) has known
B) knows
C) has met
D) met

1351) Does Mark know John? Yes, they know … .

A) each other
B) each
C) other
D) them

1352) There are … people in the demonstration.

A) plenty of
B) much
C) lots
D) a great deal

1353) … on the beach is relaxing.

A) Sitting
B) To sit
C) Sit
D) Sat

1354) … to the dentist is terrifying.

A) Going
B) Go
C) To go
D) To going

1355) Do you worry … Your child?

A) about
B) of
C) for
D) from

1356) I can’t stop … about you.

A) thinking
B) to think
C) think
D) to thinking

1357) I’m here … the boss.

A) to see
B) seems
C) to seeing
D) seeing

1358) I’m at school, … now.

A) studying
B) to study
C) study
D) to studying
1359) This is … a long time. I’m tired of it.
A) taking
B) making
C) putting
D) having

1360) This lesson is … . I want to go home.

A) boring
B) bored
C) bore
D) bores

1361) I’m … . Shall we do something?

A) bored
B) boring
C) bore
D) bores

1362) Mark … that i’m really smart.

A) told me
B) said me
C) told to me
D) said to me

1363) You look very … today.

A) smart
B) intelligent
C) incredible
D) well dress

1364) You … do the cleaning, don’t worry!

A) don’t have to
B) mustn’t
C) mustn’t to
D) need no

1365) Sorry i’m late. I’ve … the bus.

A) missed
B) lost
C) found
D) not taken

1366) Sorry … late!

A) for being
B) to be
C) for be
D) to being

1367) What does your best friend look like? She …

A) is tall and beautiful
B) likes sushi and pizza
C) studies every day
D) plays volleyball
1368) Don’t … the road here. It’s dangerous.
A) cross
B) across
C) go in
D) pass

1369) This restaurant is … expensive than the one before.

A) less
B) least
C) minus
D) much

1370) You can use …. for the pancakes.

A) flour
B) flower
C) faring
D) powder

1371) Il termine “die” significa:

A) morire
B) tingere
C) ferire
D) colorare

1372) We can’t go out because there is a … .

A) storm
B) rain
C) snow
D) windy

1373) My clothes are all dirty. I need to do the … .

A) laundry
B) washing
C) cleaning
D) ironing

1374) I’ve never … the lottery.

A) won
B) one
C) win
D) winned

1375) You are … trouble young man!

A) in
B) at
C) of
D) from

1376) Please drive … . It’s a dangerous road.

A) carefully
B) careful
C) attention
D) attentfully
1377) What are your … at work?
A) duties
B) mansions
C) homework
D) responsibility

1378) Sorry i’m late. … have you been here?

A) How long
B) How much
C) How many
D) How much time

1379) What did you … for Christmas?

A) get
B) take
C) give
D) have

1380) I have many … in Sicily.

A) relatives
B) parents
C) family
D) nannies

1381) Don’t … that button or we will explode.

A) push
B) put
C) take up
D) make

1382) I’ve worked here … 3 years.

A) for
B) since
C) from
D) of

1383) I go to football practice … a week.

A) twice
B) two
C) too
D) a time

1384) I’m afraid … big dogs.

A) of
B) to
C) at
D) for

1385) I go to the gym … a week.

A) once
B) one
C) once time
D) some time
1386) I’m going … a trip soon.
A) on
B) in
C) at
D) from

1387) I’ve bought a ticket … Bangkok.

A) to
B) at
C) of
D) towards

1388) My … ticket was really expensive.

A) plane
B) flight
C) aero
D) fly

1389) What are you interested … , Michael?

A) in
B) on
C) for
D) about

1390) The history of society is very … .

A) interesting
B) interested
C) interest
D) interessed

1391) This ice cream is … nice. I want another one.

A) so
B) such
C) too
D) real

1392) I … you so much. When are you coming back?

A) miss
B) lose
C) watch
D) see

1393) The aeroplane leaves at 9 am and … at 12 pm.

A) lands
B) takes down
C) takes on
D) airs

1394) I have problems … English.

A) speaking
B) speak
C) to speak
D) to speaking
1395) I … you are nice.
A) think
B) am think
C) am thinking
D) thinking

1396) I … this hamburger.

A) am enjoying
B) am loving
C) enjoy
D) loving

1397) I … in England but I live in Rome now.

A) grew up
B) grow up
C) have grown
D) was growing up

1398) Il termine “afraid” significa:

A) aver paura
B) provare pietà
C) amichevole
D) spiacevole

1399) il termine “parents” significa:

A) genitori
B) familiari
C) parenti
D) consanguigni

1400) Il termine “uncle” significa:

A) zio
B) zia
C) cugino
D) nipote

1401) My … is my sister’s oldest child.

A) nephew
B) cousin
C) uncle
D) aunt

1402) Il termine “nephew” significa:

A) nipote
B) zio
C) zia
D) cugino

1403) My … is my mom’s most beautiful sister.

A) aunt
B) cousin
C) uncle
D) nephew
1404) My … is my mom’s most successful brother.
A) uncle
B) aunt
C) nephew
D) niece

1405) Il termine “niece” significa:

A) nipote
B) zia
C) zio
D) cugino

1406) Il termine “aunt” significa:

A) zia
B) nipote
C) zio
D) cugino

1407) Il termine “meal” significa:

A) pasto
B) portata
C) piatto
D) cibo

1408) Il termine “route” significa:

A) rotta
B) ruota
C) rotonda
D) rotatoria

1409) Il termine “improve” significa:

A) migliorare
B) migliore
C) fare test
D) provare

1410) Il termine “only child” significa:

A) figlio unico
B) figlio solitario
C) solo
D) figlo d’arte

1411) Il termine “hill” significa:

A) collina
B) montagna
C) inferno
D) paradiso

1412) Smile, you’re … camera!

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) from
1413) I kept … hard and I passed the exam.
A) studying
B) study
C) to study
D) to studying

1414) Could you ask John … me his exercise book?

A) to bring
B) bringing
C) to bringing
D) bringing

1415) I need … a B in my test.

A) at least
B) least
C) minimum
D) at the least

1416) I … exercise often.

A) do
B) make
C) have
D) take

1417) How do you … healthy?

A) stay
B) remain
C) be
D) maintain

1418) If you … all day in front of the PC, you will be sick!
A) spend
B) pass
C) stay
D) are

1419) … is the most important thing in life.

A) Health
B) Healthy
C) Wealthy
D) Fit

1420) Il termine “blind” significa:

A) cieco
B) frammento
C) muto
D) particella

1421) My cousin Vinny is a … man. He always makes us laugh a lot.

A) funny
B) amusing
C) laughing
D) fun
1422) I think Rome is the most beautiful city in Italy. Yes, I … .
A) agree
B) am agree
C) am agreeing
D) too agree

1423) How … do you travel for work?

A) often
B) much
C) many times
D) much time

1424) I’m tired because I haven’t … .

A) slept
B) sleeped
C) sleepen
D) sleepp

1425) I always eat … .

A) healthily
B) health
C) healthy
D) whealthy

1426) It’s always good … a sleep during the day.

A) to have
B) to do
C) to make
D) to get

1427) Il termine “health” significa:

A) salute
B) sordo
C) malessere
D) parrucca

1428) Il termine “healthy” significa:

A) salutare
B) nocivo
C) forma
D) esercizio

1429) Il termine “mean” significa:

A) significare
B) principale
C) buono
D) omuncolo

1430) You have the same tennis racket … me.

A) as
B) of
C) on
D) at
1431) I need that report … possible.
A) as soon as
B) soon as
C) soon
D) as soon

1432) You play tennis … me.

A) as well as
B) well as
C) as well
D) like well

1433) I … wake up late. I have 2 small children.

A) hardly ever
B) don’t never
C) hardly never
D) ever

1434) … the Italian football team? Not very!

A) How good is
B) How is good
C) How are good
D) Is good

1435) The Colosseum is the place … if you like culture.

A) to go
B) for go
C) for going
D) where go

1436) If you’re a sports person, the gym is … for you.

A) right
B) good
C) fine
D) nice

1437) The hotel has … swimming pool.

A) an outdoor
B) an outside
C) a plain air
D) in the open

1438) The swimming pool is nice because it’s … .

A) heated
B) heat
C) hot
D) warm

1439) Il termine “outdoor” significa:

A) all’aria aperta
B) fuori di casa
C) portone principale
D) aria viziata
1440) I was chatting … John at the lunch.
A) to
B) at
C) about
D) of

1441) Il termine “heated” significa:

A) riscaldato
B) riscaldamento
C) caldo
D) calore

1442) We’re having … dinner tonight. We are going to wear elegant clothes.
A) a
B) an
C) the
D) some

1443) I came … a new clothing shop yesterday.

A) across
B) cross
C) to
D) from

1444) I dream … to Japan.

A) of going
B) to go
C) of to go
D) to going

1445) I promise … you a present.

A) to get
B) getting
C) get
D) to getting

1446) Are you … already? Wow that was quick!

A) back
B) front
C) gone
D) been

1447) Smartphones are great … pictures.

A) for taking
B) to take
C) for take
D) to taking

1448) Chop sticks are … Chinese food.

A) for eating
B) to eat
C) for eat
D) to eating
1449) I’ve had … experience in accounting.
A) a lot of
B) many
C) much
D) lots

1450) I work … real estate.

A) in
B) on
C) for
D) at

1451) What’s your … of expertise

A) field
B) position
C) land
D) branch

1452) Which is the coldest … in your country? Winter.

A) season
B) series
C) stage
D) time

1453) There was a terrible … and the electricity went.

A) thunderstorm
B) shower
C) buffer
D) rain

1454) The spring in my country is always … .

A) mild
B) medium
C) mite
D) myth

1455) I’m very interested in … karate.

A) doing
B) do
C) make
D) making

1456) … would like to buy a new house.

A) My family and I
B) My family and me
C) Me and my family
D) I and my family

1457) When is … time to visit Thailand?

A) the best
B) the better
C) the good
D) the nice
1458) I’m … yoga.
A) into
B) in
C) like
D) unto

1459) The best way … is to go to England.

A) to learn english
B) for learning english
C) to learning english
D) learn english

1460) I have … the wrong size trousers!

A) chosen
B) selected
C) decided
D) had

1461) I live in a beautiful … in London.

A) neighbourhood
B) vicinity
C) headquarter
D) rion

1462) Don’t leave the paper on the floor. … .

A) Pick it up
B) Take it
C) Get it up
D) Bring it

1463) The bar was very … . I couldn’t find my friends.

A) crowded
B) busy
C) full of people
D) congested

1464) Don’t … paper on the streets. Use the bin.

A) throw
B) put
C) jet
D) litter

1465) Il termine “crowded” significa:

A) affollato
B) startup
C) corvo
D) sfollato

1466) Il termine “bin” significa:

A) secchio
B) borsetta
C) scatola
D) cestello
1467) Il termine “throw” significa:
A) gettare
B) pensiero
C) fila
D) raccogliere

1468) The sea is … . you can swim in it

A) safe
B) blue
C) crowded
D) cold

1469) My house is very dirty I need a … .

A) cleaner
B) nanny
C) butler
D) washer

1470) I work in a … .city. There are always many young people around.
A) lively
B) live
C) life
D) lives

1471) The bar is … the corner.

A) in
B) at
C) between
D) over

1472) I need my money … .

A) right now
B) at the moment
C) in the moment
D) about now

1473) There is a lot … in London

A) to do
B) doing
C) do
D) to doing

1474) A restaurant is a place … you eat.

A) where
B) what
C) which
D) when

1475) Is it … that you know Brad Pitt?

A) true
B) real
C) truth
D) verity
1476) He is the person … I know.
A) who
B) where
C) which
D) what

1477) Where’s John? He’s away … business.

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) under

1478) Is the cinema … from here? Not really.

A) far
B) further
C) long
D) away

1479) I change my … very often.

A) mind
B) idea
C) head
D) though

1480) I wrote a … about the accident. The chief inspector wasn’t interested though.
A) report
B) story
C) summary
D) note

1481) When I go shopping, I spend money … clothes.

A) on
B) at
C) for
D) in

1482) I prefer Coca Cola … Fanta.

A) to
B) at
C) with
D) from

1483) I like to go … in the mountains.

A) climbing
B) swimming
C) diving
D) scuba diving

1484) Jump … the gate, it’s easy.

A) over
B) above
C) in
D) away
1485) Go … the bridge and turn left.
A) under
B) on
C) forward
D) through

1486) If you find yourself in a dangerous situation, walk … .

A) away
B) towards
C) forward
D) backwards

1487) I don’t know … to do.

A) what
B) how
C) when
D) why

1488) The cows are in the … .

A) field
B) camp
C) earth
D) terrain

1489) I don’t have a … license.

A) driving
B) driver
C) drived
D) drive

1490) They … the first Airbus in France.

A) tested
B) tasted
C) experimented
D) did

1491) My PS4 is arriving tomorrow. I’m so … .

A) excited
B) exciting
C) excitement
D) excitedly

1492) My results from the test were a bit … .

A) disappointing
B) disappointed
C) disappoint
D) disappointment

1493) I was … with my test results.

A) disappointed
B) disappointing
C) disappointment
D) disappoint
1494) … the maths test is impossible.
A) Failing
B) Fail
C) Failed
D) To failing

1495) I didn’t pass my … test yesterday.

A) driving
B) drive
C) driver
D) drived

1496) Il termine “disappointing” significa:

A) deludente
B) scadente
C) stancante
D) noioso

1497) Mosquitos are … .

A) annoying
B) annoyed
C) annoy
D) annoyance

1498) I am … in this book.

A) interested
B) interesting
C) interest
D) interact

1499) Yesterday the sun … at 6 am.

A) rose
B) rised
C) rist
D) raised

1500) Yesterday the sun … at 9 pm.

A) set
B) setted
C) setting
D) sett

1501) We … the hotel very late last night.

A) reached
B) got
C) arrived
D) went

1502) You drive … .

A) well
B) wellness
C) welful
D) good
1503) I dress … .
A) smartly
B) smart
C) style
D) smartest

1504) I’m a … tennis player.

A) good
B) well
C) welful
D) wellness

1505) I play tennis … .

A) regularly
B) regular
C) regularity
D) always

1506) He drove … during the race.

A) nicely
B) nice
C) nicest
D) niceness

1507) I like to … a car when I go on holiday.

A) hire
B) lease
C) knowledge
D) release

1508) The … is pink in some beaches in Sardinia.

A) sand
B) granules
C) particles
D) dust

1509) We’re late. We need to get a taxi … the airport.

A) to
B) on
C) in
D) for

1510) We arrived late for the show … .

A) in the end
B) at the end
C) in the ending
D) at the ending

1511) We won … at the casino yesterday. That’s why I was so angry.

A) nothing
B) anything
C) something
D) everything
1512) I was angry … but I calmed down afterwards.
A) at first
B) at the first
C) firstly
D) in the first

1513) Can you give me a … of the suspect?

A) description
B) describe
C) describing
D) described

1514) I’ll be 30 … my next birthday.

A) on
B) at
C) in
D) of

1515) My brother is .. his 20s.

A) in
B) at
C) of
D) on

1516) My brother … his career.

A) changed
B) exchanged
C) moved
D) did

1517) I want to study … at university.

A) computing
B) computers
C) computed
D) commuters

1518) I went to university … Economics.

A) to study
B) study
C) to studying
D) studying

1519) Il termine “recognise” significa:

A) riconoscere
B) ammettere
C) ricognizione
D) cognitivo

1520) Il termine “apply” significa:

A) fare domanda
B) applaudere
C) togliere
D) rispondere
1521) Il termine “own” significa:
A) proprio
B) solo
C) una volta
D) chiamare

1522) Il termine “check” significa:

A) controllare
B) guardare
C) trovare
D) registrare

1523) … husband and wife are guilty.

A) Both
B) They
C) Two
D) Either

1524) I apologise … that.

A) for
B) around
C) from
D) at

1525) I have many emails … .

A) to answer
B) answering
C) answer
D) to answering

1526) My friend is … married next week.

A) getting
B) get
C) becoming
D) become

1527) Do you have … for the weekend?

A) plans
B) intentions
C) planes
D) pianos

1528) I have many things … at the weekend.

A) to do
B) doing
C) to doing
D) do

1529) Il termine “plan” significa:

A) piano
B) aereo
C) planare
D) decisione
1530) Il termine “both” significa:
A) entrambi
B) barca
C) stivale
D) nascita

1531) … ready, we’re going out now.

A) Get
B) Become
C) Be
D) Stay

1532) He invited me … his party.

A) to
B) at
C) in
D) on

1533) I need to … arrangements for tonight.

A) make
B) doing
C) have
D) take

1534) The car is 2 metres … .

A) wide
B) narrow
C) large
D) thin

1535) Fiat cars are … small.

A) quite
B) quiet
C) such
D) almost

1536) He took me … the party and we had a lovely evening.

A) to
B) at
C) in
D) for

1537) If I make 2 million pounds, I’ll … from work.

A) retire
B) go in pension
C) stop
D) finish

1538) I will see you … 2 days.

A) in
B) at
C) on
D) between
1539) This phone doesn’t … much.
A) weigh
B) weight
C) ways
D) wait

1540) He’s from London and he can’t … speak English!

A) even
B) also
C) ever
D) at least

1541) This phone is great. It’s so … .

A) useful
B) useless
C) using
D) use

1542) Don’t … the monitor with your hands.

A) touch
B) put
C) dirt
D) contact

1543) I … information about your university.

A) want
B) want an
C) want a
D) want the

1544) I want to go … UK.

A) to the
B) to
C) to an
D) to a

1545) I want … sugar in my coffee.

A) some
B) a
C) the
D) any

1546) I need … time to find the solution.

A) some
B) any
C) the
D) quite

1547) What’s the … with you? Are you tired?

A) matter
B) question
C) issue
D) happening
1548) Driving in Rome is very … .
A) stressful
B) stressed
C) stress
D) stresser

1549) It was a … evening. Nothing happened.

A) normal
B) norm
C) normally
D) normality

1550) We are playing golf tonight. Bring your … .

A) equipment
B) equip
C) equipation
D) equipped

1551) You have too many … . Give some to charity!

A) possessions
B) possess
C) possessing
D) possessed

1552) The game was a … . We lost 3-0.

A) disappointment
B) disappointed
C) disappointing
D) disappoint

1553) I bought some … but they aren’t very loud.

A) headphones
B) cuffs
C) music wires
D) earplugs

1554) Il termine “loud” significa:

A) rumoroso
B) lode
C) quieto
D) caricare

1555) I want to … you my new Iphone.

A) show
B) demonstrate
C) exhibit
D) look

1556) I’d like a … for these glasses. They are broken.

A) refund
B) reimburse
C) repay
D) replace
1557) You’re really … . You always solve difficult problems.
A) clever
B) tidy
C) shy
D) lazy

1558) Wow your room is very … . What a good boy.

A) tidy
B) clever
C) untidy
D) tasty

1559) He’s very … . He loves to be around people.

A) sociable
B) unsociable
C) clever
D) lazy

1560) He is … to his father.

A) similar
B) similarity
C) simile
D) similarities

1561) Pasta is the … course.

A) main
B) principal
C) primary
D) central

1562) It’s difficult to open bottles with that bottle opener. … do it for you?
A) Shall I
B) I
C) Do I
D) Will I

1563) I’ve … so many books in my life.

A) read
B) red
C) readd
D) reed

1564) I’ve … on holiday to Cortina D’Ampezzo since I was young.

A) been going
B) been
C) been being
D) going

1565) Have you … a noise?

A) heard
B) heared
C) listened to
D) listen to
1566) I’m … with Martha. I think I’m in love with her.
A) going out
B) going
C) going over
D) going in

1567) They met at Trafalgar Square and then … for a walk.

A) went
B) have gone
C) go
D) had gone

1568) I never … lies.

A) tell
B) say
C) speak
D) talk

1569) It’s my … to say what I like.

A) right
B) direct
C) left
D) liberty

1570) My parents stopped me … seeing my boyfriend.

A) from
B) to
C) at
D) of

1571) Pollution is a very important environmental … .

A) issue
B) question
C) thing
D) topic

1572) England was … country with immigration problems in the 1960s.

A) a
B) the
C) some
D) an

1573) I only have … cigarettes left in the packet.

A) a few
B) little
C) a bit
D) many

1574) Il termine “trouble” significa:

A) problema
B) dubbio
C) triplo
D) questione
1575) I was ill last week but I … better.
A) got
B) stay
C) become
D) was

1576) It was very nice … you to help me with that heavy suitcase.
A) of
B) from
C) for
D) in

1577) Select the word that is different.

A) adopt
B) lend
C) borrow
D) owe

1578) He is my sister’s husband. He is my … .

A) brother-in-law
B) stepbrother
C) bad brother
D) half-brother

1579) She is my wife’s mother. She is my … .

A) mother-in-law
B) stepmother
C) half-mother
D) bad mother

1580) He is my wife’s father. He is my … .

A) father-in-law
B) stepfather
C) half-father
D) bad father

1581) Traffic in the city … from 8 am to 11 am.

A) lasts
B) takes
C) duration
D) longs

1582) I think … late for dinner tonight.

A) I’ll be
B) to be
C) being
D) of being

1583) You … do the dishes. I can do them.

A) don’t have to
B) mustn’t
C) don’t
D) needn’t to
1584) Could you … the candles please?
A) light
B) turn on
C) put on
D) bright

1585) Living in Rome is different from … in other cities

A) living
B) live
C) to live
D) to living

1586) I can’t see Mark. Where … ?

A) has he gone
B) has he been
C) did he went
D) he went

1587) I can’t find my … around this city. It’s like a maze.

A) way
B) road
C) street
D) path

1588) Do you … for the wifi in this restaurant? No madam, it’s free.
A) charge
B) buy
C) acquire
D) spend

1589) He … smoke in my face. How rude.

A) blew
B) blowed
C) blown
D) blows

1590) I‘ve … my phone at home.

A) forgotten
B) forgot
C) forgetted
D) forget

1591) Mark has … to visit us from Spain.

A) come
B) came
C) comed
D) commed

1592) Yesterday Jim … some eccentric clothes.

A) wore
B) wared
C) worn
D) ware
1593) It’s important to relax your body … your mind.
A) as well as
B) as well
C) also as
D) like

1594) I’m preparing … my final exam.

A) to take
B) taking
C) take
D) to taking

1595) My nephew is a good lawyer. He has won … cases.

A) several
B) much
C) lots
D) few

1596) To stop the body … ill you need a lot of nutritious food.
A) getting
B) get
C) to get
D) to getting

1597) Il termine “several” significa:

A) parecchi
B) severo
C) serale
D) pochi

1598) Il termine “speech” significa:

A) discorso
B) conversazione
C) presentazione
D) cadenza

1599) Select the word that is different.

A) terrific
B) terrible
C) awful
D) bad

1600) Select the word that is different.

A) awful
B) honest
C) fair
D) right

1601) I want a … in law.

A) career
B) carrier
C) carry
D) carries
1602) Il termine “strict” significa:
A) severo
B) stretto
C) accomodante
D) distretto

1603) You can … a lot of money if you work in wall street.

A) make
B) do
C) have
D) take

1604) It was easy to get here. I just … the GPS’s directions.

A) followed
B) went with
C) came with
D) pursued

1605) I can’t hear you, can you speak … ?

A) up
B) down
C) over
D) above

1606) Which … do you go by? Professor or Doctor?

A) title
B) gender
C) name
D) profession

1607) What’s your …? It’s Jim.

A) forename
B) surname
C) nickname
D) pseudonym

1608) When the actor performs well the audience … their hands.
A) clap
B) applaud
C) move
D) cheer

1609) When I saw Monica at the arrivals in the airport I was so happy that I … her.
A) hugged
B) embrace
C) touched
D) clapped

1610) Il termine “lips” significa:

A) labbra
B) bocca
C) guance
D) gengive
1611) Il termine “clap” significa:
A) applaudire
B) contestare
C) portatile
D) acclamare

1612) My yoga … is very young.

A) instructor
B) professor
C) tutor
D) educator

1613) There is a lot of … in this gym.

A) equipment
B) tools
C) machines
D) people

1614) My throat hurts doctor. Ok, let me have a … .

A) look
B) see
C) watch
D) feel

1615) Your leg is in a bad state, you shouldn’t walk … it.

A) on
B) at
C) over
D) with

1616) Take these pills … the pain goes away.

A) until
B) to
C) towards
D) up to

1617) Please complete the … about your physical fitness.

A) form
B) shape
C) module
D) schedule

1618) Good morning, I wish … an appointment with one of your physicians.

A) to book
B) booking
C) to booking
D) book

1619) Our client … a meeting to discuss marketing strategy.

A) requested
B) questioned
C) asked
D) applied
1620) Have you heard … your client today?
A) from
B) to
C) at
D) for

1621) I look forward … you in person.

A) to meeting
B) to meet
C) meet
D) meeting

1622) Sushi is just … fish with rice. Anyone can make it!
A) raw
B) crude
C) naked
D) unrefined

1623) I have a lot of energy, I could go on … for hours.

A) running
B) run
C) to run
D) to running

1624) You can make excellent sushi only by … fresh fish.

A) getting
B) to get
C) get
D) to getting

1625) I came here without … my parents. They’ll be furious.

A) telling
B) tell
C) to tell
D) to telling

1626) Can you buy me a … of jam please?

A) jar
B) tin
C) can
D) box

1627) I bought 8 … of beer to bring to the party tonight.

A) cans
B) tins
C) jars
D) boxes

1628) The movie didn’t … long. Just an hour.

A) last
B) dure
C) duration
D) first
1629) The pizza in that place is the same … it is everywhere. It’s not that special
A) as
B) than
C) of
D) from

1630) Select the word that is different.

A) peg
B) tin
C) can
D) jar

1631) Il termine “request” significa:

A) richiedere
B) domanda
C) missione
D) avventura

1632) I don’t like … bread. I prefer to eat white pizza.

A) plain
B) simple
C) raw
D) rude

1633) Il termine “raw” significa:

A) crudo
B) fotografia
C) cotto
D) immagine

1634) Pizza is usually prepared … hand.

A) by
B) with
C) at
D) on

1635) My diet is made … of fruit and vegetables.

A) up
B) down
C) in
D) on

1636) I love the … of strawberries.

A) taste
B) test
C) savoir
D) gust

1637) Select the word that is different.

A) test
B) taste
C) smell
D) touch
1638) Are you … at work? No I’m on my way home now.
A) still
B) yet
C) just
D) quite

1639) Would you like … or sparkling water, Madam?

A) still
B) smooth
C) list
D) crisp

1640) The cereals are … the back of the shop.

A) at
B) in
C) on
D) from

1641) Select the word that is different.

A) taste
B) sweet
C) sour
D) hot

1642) Do you … in a house or flat?

A) live
B) stay
C) are
D) life

1643) What kind of music do you listen … ?

A) to
B) at
C) for
D) on

1644) Do you … a musical instrument?

A) play
B) sound
C) do
D) make

1645) Do you … any sport or exercise?

A) do
B) play
C) make
D) train

1646) Do you … to the cinema?

A) go
B) watch
C) see
D) visit
1647) How do you … your surname?
A) spell
B) tell
C) talk
D) read

1648) Stand … when the teacher enters the room, please.

A) up
B) down
C) on
D) in

1649) I chose a dress I think … for the party tonight.

A) is perfect
B) it is perfect
C) is it perfect
D) it’s perfect

1650) I know Mike very … .

A) well
B) nice
C) good
D) lovely

1651) I’m chatting … Alex.

A) with
B) together
C) at
D) for

1652) I will … jeans tonight.

A) wear
B) wear a
C) wear a pair
D) wear a couple of

1653) Select the word that is different.

A) boots
B) trousers
C) skirt
D) top

1654) Picasso did some fantastic … .

A) paintings
B) paints
C) painters
D) painted

1655) I want to go to the theatre … the weekend.

A) at
B) in
C) for
D) for
1656) What do you do to … ?
A) relax
B) ralaxing
C) relaxed
D) relaxation

1657) The bathroom is … the left.

A) on
B) at
C) in
D) of

1658) I hate my air … . It makes the room too humid.

A) conditioner
B) condition
C) conditioning
D) conditioned

1659) Hello, … Mrs White from room 201. Do you have room service?
A) this is
B) is
C) here is
D) there is

1660) Sorry to … you again but I need another pillow for the bed.
A) bother
B) annoy
C) fastidious
D) mind

1661) The reception is bad in here. I can’t … any wi-fi.

A) get
B) have
C) receive
D) use

1662) Where’s Mark? … .

A) There he is
B) There is he
C) Is he there
D) He there is

1663) Il termine ”bother” significa:

A) infastidire
B) entrambi
C) barca a vela
D) fratellastro

1664) Il termine ”view” significa:

A) vista
B) intervista
C) colloquio
D) pochi
1665) We went to a Haiti beach on holiday. It was like … in paradise.
A) being
B) to be
C) be
D) to being

1666) I broke … with my girlfriend last week.

A) up
B) at
C) down
D) in

1667) Il termine ”countryside” significa:

A) campagna
B) vicinato
C) villaggio
D) bosco

1668) … you agree with me?

A) Do
B) Are
C) Shall
D) Must

1669) How do you … this word?

A) pronounce
B) pronoun
C) pronunciation
D) pronounced

1670) What did you do … the afternoon on holiday?

A) during
B) at
C) on
D) while

1671) Can you give me a … of what happened?

A) description
B) describe
C) describing
D) describement

1672) Il termine ”cry” significa:

A) piangere
B) ridere
C) portare
D) regalare

1673) Please, … turns to ask questions.

A) take
B) have
C) do
D) make
1674) Which photo shall we put on the … of the school magazine?
A) cover
B) spread
C) sheet
D) layout

1675) I hate rude people. … never listen to you.

A) They
B) He
C) She
D) Them

1676) He invited her … dinner.

A) to
B) at
C) in
D) on

1677) Select the word that is different.

A) text
B) consonant
C) vowel
D) syllable

1678) Select the word that is different.

A) friendly
B) mean
C) horrible
D) unkind

1679) Where did you get that … ring?

A) wedding
B) married
C) wed
D) marry

1680) Il termine ”perhaps” significa:

A) forse
B) nemmeno
C) solo
D) credibile

1681) Make … the door is closed well.

A) sure
B) ready
C) assure
D) surely

1682) I like to … beautiful paintings.

A) admire
B) admiration
C) admired
D) admiring
1683) There are 20.000 … in this stadium.
A) seats
B) chairs
C) accommodations
D) benches

1684) He went away a … ago.

A) while
B) time
C) period
D) bit of time

1685) Shall we … a time and date to meet?

A) fix
B) tell
C) argue
D) guess

1686) Mark invited me … the cinema.

A) to
B) at
C) in
D) for

1687) Do you mind … the window?

A) closing
B) close
C) to close
D) to closing

1688) I … friends very easily because I like people.

A) make
B) do
C) have
D) take

1689) Would you like … to help you?

A) someone
B) anyone
C) no one
D) nobody

1690) I told them to stop but they carried on … TV.

A) watching
B) watch
C) to watch
D) to watching

1691) I will have … days off … holidays this summer. How annoying!
A) neither/nor
B) either/nor
C) or/or
D) neither/or
1692) My daughter always … that I don’t listen to her.
A) complains
B) laments
C) tells
D) cries

1693) Il termine ”complain” significa:

A) lamentarsi
B) insipido
C) campagna
D) denunciare

1694) I’ve … finished my homework. I’ll be out of the house at 5 pm.

A) nearly
B) quite
C) yet
D) enough

1695) I would like to introduce you … my best friend Carl.

A) to
B) at
C) for
D) from

1696) Please mind the … between the train and the platform.
A) gap
B) space
C) break
D) distant

1697) My … dress was a Fendi. I looked so classy!

A) wedding
B) marry
C) marriage
D) wedded

1698) She has a strange fashion … . She always looks like an American Indian.
A) sense
B) idea
C) like
D) taste

1699) We went to a … dress party last night. I dressed as Snow White.

A) fancy
B) costume
C) funny
D) halloween

1700) Il termine ”gap” significa:

A) spazio vuoto
B) distanza
C) conciso
D) spazio pieno
1701) You look very tall Martha. Yes, it’s because I’m wearing these high … shoes.
A) heel
B) leg
C) foot
D) toe

1702) I was walking down the street when … I saw a horse cross the road! I was really surprised.
A) suddenly
B) all once
C) sometime
D) a certain point

1703) I work at the supermarket … .

A) checkout
B) check-in
C) check
D) check over

1704) How did you … your weekend? I went fishing.

A) spend
B) pass
C) do
D) go

1705) I have … a beautiful experience.

A) had
B) done
C) made
D) felt

1706) You should be more … about your private life.

A) truthful
B) truth
C) true
D) right

1707) The results of the test show that … 20% of people have eating disorders.
A) almost
B) the
C) a
D) quite

1708) He … sincere when he said sorry.

A) sounded
B) looked
C) seemed
D) appeared

1709) He … distressed when the boss shouted at him.

A) looked
B) sounded
C) was as
D) watched
1710) Tell me all the … about your week end in Paris.
A) details
B) facts
C) info
D) accounts

1711) If this doesn’t work, I’ll try another … .

A) way
B) mode
C) action
D) manner

1712) Don’t … a noise or they’ll find us.

A) make
B) do
C) sound
D) produce

1713) I asked … the meat not the fish. Can you take it away please? Oh I’m really sorry madam.
A) for
B) at
C) about
D) from

1714) Where did the crime … place?

A) take
B) have
C) make
D) bring

1715) Il termine ”thief” significa:

A) ladro
B) tacchegiatore
C) rapinatore
D) criminale

1716) The police never … the thief.

A) caught
B) took
C) carried
D) had

1717) Il termine ”mall” significa:

A) centro commerciale
B) male
C) melo
D) zona industriale

1718) I never get to school … time.

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) of
1719) I become … when I’m waiting in a queue for a long time.
A) irritable
B) irritating
C) irritate
D) irritation

1720) I’m frightened … bats.

A) of
B) about
C) by
D) to

1721) Eating too much red meat is … for you.

A) bad
B) good
C) well
D) noxious

1722) Select the word that is different.

A) tie
B) face
C) brain
D) elbow

1723) I’d really like to … jobs with you. You always have so much free time!
A) swap
B) exchange
C) change
D) invert

1724) He’s not Italian, he’s … .

A) a foreigner
B) a stranger
C) a foreign
D) an abroad

1725) Steve Jobs died … his 50’s. He was still young.

A) in
B) on
C) at
D) to

1726) I asked you … some milk. Why didn’t you do it?

A) to buy
B) buy
C) buying
D) to buying

1727) He was very nice … me .

A) to
B) at
C) in
D) from
1728) According … this article, people eat badly in the UK.
A) to
B) in
C) on
D) at

1729) McDonald’s serves healthy food now. You can find salads in all … restaurants.
A) its
B) it’s
C) it
D) his

1730) … has shown that it’s better to eat 5 fruit and vegetables a day.
A) Research
B) Search
C) Researching
D) Searching

1731) My dad gave me two really good … of advice to pass my English test.
A) pieces
B) slices
C) units
D) parts

1732) What did I do … ?

A) wrong
B) of wrong
C) bad
D) of bad

1733) Would you … able to run a marathon?

A) be
B) being
C) to be
D) are

1734) I learned about engines … my own.

A) on
B) by
C) in
D) all

1735) Which jacket would you like, sir? I want … .

A) this one
B) there one
C) it
D) here one

1736) I have a job … tomorrow. Wish me luck!

A) interview
B) colloquy
C) appointment
D) concourse
1737) I expect you … more.
A) to study
B) study
C) studying
D) to studying

1738) Seleziona la frase giusta.

A) I really like going trekking
B) I like going trekking really much
C) I like very much going trekking
D) I much like going trekking

1739) I never do … at weekends.

A) anything
B) something
C) everything
D) nothing

1740) Calm down. It’s not worth … angry over.

A) getting
B) get
C) to get
D) to getting

1741) Select the opposite of the verb “buy”.

A) sell
B) give
C) sale
D) gift

1742) I believed you weren’t nice … , then I changed my mind.

A) at first
B) first
C) the first
D) in first

1743) I don’t feel well. I think I … sick.

A) ’m getting
B) get
C) got
D) gotten

1744) If I … meet a famous person, I’d choose Vin Diesel.

A) could
B) can
C) will
D) would

1745) You are so clumsy. You have … wine all over my sweater.
A) spilt
B) spill
C) spillen
D) spilte
1746) Your glasses are … in front of you.
A) right
B) left
C) all
D) direct

1747) The Shinkansen train can reach faster speeds … than a normal train.
A) more quickly
B) most quickly
C) quicklier
D) quickliest

1748) Wasn’t Alan following us in his car? Yes, but I think he … lost when we suddenly turned right.
A) got
B) was
C) became
D) has

1749) Are you looking for your glasses again? Well, … !

A) there they are
B) there are they
C) are they there
D) they there are

1750) How did the convention go, Sam? … , it went quite well.
A) All in all
B) After all
C) Likewise
D) Above all

1751) She told him … away.

A) to go
B) went
C) going
D) go

1752) You … smoke so much.

A) shouldn’t
B) must
C) don’t should
D) don’t have to

1753) He forgot her name but she didn’t forget … .

A) his
B) him
C) he
D) him name

1754) I want to learn … Japanese.

A) to speak
B) speak
C) speaking
D) to speaking
1755) I won’t … an effort to speak with your mother. I hate her.
A) make
B) do
C) have
D) get

1756) It’s better to find a friend … to find an enemy.

A) than
B) then
C) of
D) that

1757) I would be very happy if I … more friends.

A) had
B) would have
C) would had
D) have

1758) What have you … to school today?

A) brought
B) bringed
C) brang
D) bring

1759) Sorry miss I didn’t have time to do my homework. Well, that’s not a good … .
A) excuse
B) justification
C) motive
D) situation

1760) I work for a very important … .

A) firm
B) society
C) organise
D) impress

1761) I … stay in this hotel. It’s closer to the centre than others.
A) might
B) would
C) am able to
D) maybe

1762) … you help me please?

A) Would
B) Shall
C) Do
D) May

1763) … we meet at 9 pm tonight? Yes, that seems fine.

A) Shall
B) Will
C) Do
D) Should
1764) I … use to get to school on time, but now I have improved.
A) didn’t
B) don’t
C) wasn’t
D) am not

1765) You have 3 … . think hard about what you want.

A) choices
B) chooses
C) choses
D) choosings

1766) Quale, tra i sequenti verbi, è un verbo ausiliare?

A) have
B) must
C) will
D) shall

1767) Quale dei seguenti pronomi, significa “niente”, quando usata in una frase di tipo negativo?
A) anything
B) nothing
C) something
D) everything

1768) How … have you had those jeans? They look very old.
A) long
B) much time
C) much
D) many times

1769) The money … on public transport.

A) was spent
B) were spent
C) are spent
D) have been spent

1770) Select the word that is different.

A) cared
B) annoyed
C) frightened
D) scared

1771) Select the word that is different.

A) lamb
B) butterfly
C) mosquito
D) fly

1772) What were you … yesterday? You looked stylish.

A) wearing
B) carrying
C) putting on
D) having on
1773) You stopped me … having an accident. Thank you so much.
A) from
B) to
C) at
D) for

1774) Quale, tra le seguenti materie scolastiche, è una attività fisica?

A) P.E.
B) Maths
C) Physics
D) Literature

1775) You can go out, as … as you don’t stay out late.

A) long
B) far
C) much
D) soon

1776) My alarm clock usually goes … at 6 am.

A) off
B) on
C) in
D) up

1777) I would like to work the same hours … you.

A) as
B) of
C) like
D) from

1778) You smoke too much. You should give … .

A) up
B) down
C) in
D) on

1779) I have dropped my pen. Can you … for me please?

A) pick it up
B) pick up it
C) pick up the pen
D) pick the pen up

1780) Can I speak to Jacob please? I’m sorry, you … him. He went out a moment ago.
A) have missed
B) have lost
C) lost
D) missed

1781) Wow, this car is fast. It’s the first time I … such a fast vehicle.
A) have driven
B) had driven
C) drove
D) drive
1782) Choose the sentence with the adverb of time in the correct place.
A) I had just had a coffee
B) I had had just a coffee
C) I had had a coffee just
D) Just I had had a coffee

1783) I don’t like the shirts in this shop. … fit me.

A) None
B) nothing
C) No thing
D) neither

1784) I like to pass … good news.

A) on
B) over
C) about
D) for

1785) … general, people love talking about themselves.

A) In
B) At
C) On
D) To

1786) This book must be … . you have been there for hours.
A) interesting
B) interest
C) interested
D) interessed

1787) The box opened and a small dog … .

A) came out
B) came
C) came from
D) came to

1788) Lisa decided that she … to marry Tom.

A) wanted
B) wants
C) will want
D) has wanted

1789) My dad … that he wanted to take us on holiday next summer.

A) told us
B) say us
C) said us
D) has told us

1790) You live in the same street … my sister.

A) as
B) of
C) that
D) than
1791) I don’t think you are telling me the truth … .
A) at all
B) for nothing
C) anyhow
D) at once

1792) He is the person I write … every week.

A) to
B) at
C) off
D) at

1793) That’s a very big fish, but I have caught … bigger one.
A) an even
B) the
C) a still
D) an incredible

1794) I have had a … heart operation.

A) major
B) maximum
C) heavy
D) important

1795) I’m really looking … to Christmas.

A) forward
B) about
C) after
D) backwards

1796) Could you please … ?

A) wash up your plate
B) wash up it
C) wash plate up
D) wash up plate

1797) I love to learn new words. I always … in the dictionary.

A) look them up
B) look up them
C) look it up
D) look up it

1798) I live … a large square.

A) in
B) next
C) at
D) over

1799) A wolf is an animal … lives in the forest.

A) that
B) whom
C) who
D) what
1800) The party is a bit … . Shall we leave?
A) dull
B) nice
C) lively
D) crowd

1801) I din’t get the job. Oh, what … .

A) a pity
B) bad luck
C) unlucky
D) unfortunate

1802) Is the park far … ?

A) away
B) from
C) to
D) for

1803) We … clubbing yesterday.

A) went
B) went to
C) went at
D) went by

1804) We arrived at the bar and a … time later it closed.

A) short
B) some
C) little
D) shot

1805) I want to … a baby.

A) have
B) be pregnant
C) do
D) get

1806) He … guilty when he broke the mirror.

A) felt
B) had
C) stayed
D) proved

1807) Do you have any Persian … in the shop?

A) rugs
B) rag
C) taps
D) moquette

1808) I … a new dog yesterday.

A) got
B) gotten
C) had
D) buyed
1809) I … get good results at school this term.
A) haven’t been able to
B) can’t be able to
C) managed
D) couldn’t

1810) Let Mike … the decision.

A) make
B) get
C) do
D) have

1811) The rules at school are quite … . We can’t do anything.

A) strict
B) unflexible
C) relaxing
D) though

1812) Where’s Mike? He walked … because there is a long waiting time to see the doctor.
A) out
B) in
C) over
D) straight

1813) I usually … good advice from my friends.

A) get
B) acquire
C) listen
D) make

1814) If I … the president, I’d always travel in first class.

A) was
B) would be
C) am
D) ’d been

1815) If I … rich, i’d buy a small island.

A) was
B) will be
C) am
D) ’d been

1816) I don’t like to waste money … languages.

A) learning
B) learnet
C) learn
D) to learning

1817) I … a strange thing in the sky.

A) see
B) am see
C) can watch
D) watch
1818) Before I went out, I … something to eat.
A) had had
B) have had
C) have
D) have

1819) I’d like ... information, please.

A) some
B) the
C) piece
D) an

1820) … to school yesterday?

A) Did you walk
B) Did you walked
C) Do you walk
D) Have you walked

1821) I went to the shop ... some chocolate.

A) to buy
B) for buying
C) for buy
D) buy

1822) I don’t like coffee.’ ... do I.

A) Neither
B) Either
C) No
D) So

1823) Where’s the ... post office, please?

A) nearest
B) near
C) more near
D) most near

1824) Would you mind ... the window?

A) closing
B) close
C) to close
D) closed

1825) How long ... English?

A) have you been learning
B) do you learn
C) are you learning
D) you learn

1826) His office is on the second ... of the building.

A) floor
B) level
C) ground
D) stage
1827) When Simon ... back tonight, he’ll cook dinner.
A) comes
B) will come
C) shall come
D) come

1828) He told me that he ... in Spain the previous year.

A) had been working
B) has worked
C) has been working
D) had been worked

1829) She looks ... she’s going to be sick.

A) as if
B) as
C) likes
D) if

1830) She ... me to go to school.

A) told
B) said
C) suggested
D) made

1831) I want to be a teacher when I ... .

A) grow up
B) grow
C) age
D) am more years

1832) We would never have had the accident if you ... so fast.
A) hadn’t been driving
B) wouldn’t drive
C) had driven
D) wouldn’t been driving

1833) My name … Annie. I … a teacher

A) is - am
B) is - are
C) has - am
D) are - am

1834) Mary always … elegant dresses

A) buys
B) buies
C) is buying
D) buyies

1835) Paul is in the garden, he … some flowers

A) is picking
B) picks
C) picking
D) pick
1836) Tom … on the sand
A) is lying
B) is leing
C) lyeing
D) lie

1837) I … to any political party

A) don’t belong
B) am not belonging
C) not am belong
D) not belong

1838) My grandparents … a wonderful garden

A) haven’t got
B) don’t have got
C) hasn’t got
D) don’t got

1839) He … speak English very well

A) can
B) is
C) cans
D) are able

1840) He … be silent!
A) must
B) have to
C) has
D) musts

1841) Peter is … honest man

A) an
B) a
C) these
D) those

1842) The man was absorbed … his work

A) in
B) of
C) at
D) on

1843) He accused the man … stealing

A) of
B) for
C) by
D) at

1844) I am accustomed … hot water

A) to
B) of
C) at
D) with
1845) The girl is afraid … the dog
A) of
B) from
C) by
D) for

1846) He aimed … the bird

A) at
B) on
C) or
D) of

1847) The teacher was angry … him

A) with
B) against
C) to
D) of

1848) Do your work without …

A) speaking
B) to speak
C) speak
D) of speaking

1849) He went away instead … waiting

A) of
B) for
C) with
D) without

1850) He is quite … doing that

A) capable of
B) able in
C) clever for
D) capable

1851) She is always fond …

A) of talking
B) to talk
C) for talks
D) on talked

1852) He insisted … going ... London

A) on/to
B) to/to
C) for/at
D) at/to

1853) I object … treated like this

A) to being
B) for be
C) in be
D) on being
1854) … you … to school yesterday?
A) Did/go
B) Did/went
C) Do/gone
D) Have/gone

1855) I … not … to school yesterday

A) did/go
B) did/went
C) did/gone
D) do/went

1856) … the gardener … the flowers?

A) Does/water
B) Do/waters
C) Did/waters
D) Do/water

1857) He … me what I … doing

A) asked/was
B) answer/were
C) answer/was
D) ask/was

1858) He … that he … come tomorrow

A) said/would
B) said/will
C) tell/had
D) say/had

1859) He … me that he … come today

A) told/might
B) tell/might
C) answer/have
D) went/has

1860) The door is open: please shut …

A) it
B) her
C) you
D) him

1861) Choose the correct form:

A) The window of his room is open
B) His room’s window is open
C) The room of his window is open
D) It’s room window is open

1862) It was …
A) he
B) him
C) her
D) its
1863) It is a secret ... you and …
A) between/me
B) between/I
C) on/your
D) by/I

1864) There is no use in … learning it

A) my
B) me
C) he
D) she

1865) They fell down and hurt …

A) themselves
B) theirselves
C) they
D) them

1866) The pupil … his examinations

A) took
B) gave
C) made
D) have

1867) You … wrong

A) are
B) is
C) his
D) may

1868) It … very hot in the summer

A) is
B) has
C) being
D) can

1869) We … a walk along the river

A) took
B) made
C) make
D) went

1870) I ... a shower every morning

A) take
B) has
C) am
D) make

1871) He … me several questions

A) asked
B) made
C) gave
D) did
1872) He will dispose … all this property
A) of
B) on
C) by
D) for

1873) He does not wish … any reward

A) for
B) to
C) in
D) on

1874) … pupils … their work carefully?

A) Do/do
B) Do/make
C) Do/have
D) Do/does

1875) I want … to tell me the truth

A) you
B) that you
C) of you
D) your

1876) Choose the correct form:

A) I went to the cinema last night
B) I last night went to the cinema
C) To the cinema I went las night
D) I to the cinema went last night

1877) If it … known that grammar was so important, more people … study it

A) were/would
B) were/has
C) was/have
D) be/are

1878) My brother is … engineer. He lives … London

A) an/in
B) a/in
C) an/at
D) the/at

1879) Many people are … prison for … crimes they have not committed
A) in/the
B) at/his
C) in/her
D) into/those

1880) Who is … man over there?

A) that
B) these
C) this
D) a
1881) … two skirts here are mine
A) These
B) This
C) Those
D) The

1882) A strange thing happened … me a few days ago

A) to
B) in
C) on
D) into

1883) Mark decided to give up sports so that he could concentrate … his studies
A) on
B) in
C) into
D) with

1884) I don’t believe … working very hard: It’s not worth it

A) in
B) into
C) on
D) a

1885) My present job isn’t wonderful, but I prefer it … what I did before
A) to
B) than
C) more
D) into

1886) I was coming out of the room I collided … somebody who was coming in
A) with
B) into
C) in
D) to

1887) I managed to put the fire out … a fire extinguisher

A) with
B) by
C) in
D) on

1888) Cut the meat … small pieces before frying it

A) into
B) in
C) on
D) by

1889) The school provides all his students … books

A) with
B) by
C) in
D) at
1890) How much money do you spend … food each week?
A) on
B) in
C) at
D) with

1891) I hope to succeed … finding the job I want

A) in
B) by
C) for
D) with

1892) Shall we get a taxi or shall we go … foot?

A) on
B) by
C) with
D) through

1893) How did you get there? Did you go … train?

A) by
B) in
C) on
D) with

1894) These photographs were taken … a friend of mine

A) by
B) on
C) with
D) in

1895) These photographs were taken … a very good camera

A) with
B) by
C) on
D) at

1896) What’s that music? I know it’s … Beethoven, but I can’t remember what it is called
A) by
B) of
C) off
D) over

1897) Paris is … the river Seine

A) on
B) in
C) long
D) after

1898) Where shall we seat? Over there … the corner

A) in
B) at
C) on
D) to
1899) We normally use the front entrance, but there is another entrance … the back
A) at
B) in
C) on
D) over

1900) It can be dangerous when the children play … the street

A) in
B) on
C) at
D) off

1901) The flat I live in is … second floor

A) on
B) at
C) in
D) to

1902) I didn’t see you … the party. Where were you?

A) at
B) on
C) in
D) over

1903) I don’t know where my umbrella is. Perhaps I left it … the bus
A) on
B) of
C) to
D) at

1904) The river Rhine flows … the North Sea

A) into
B) on
C) over
D) with

1905) Marcel is French. He has just returned … France after two years abroad
A) to
B) at
C) in
D) into

1906) Are you going … Linda’s party next week?

A) to
B) at
C) in
D) on

1907) Charles was born … Chicago

A) in
B) at
C) within
D) of
1908) I had lost my key, but I managed to climb … the house through a window
A) into
B) at
C) to
D) on

1909) Three people were taken … hospital after the accident

A) to
B) in
C) within
D) for

1910) Water boils … 100 degrees Celsius

A) at
B) in
C) on
D) when

1911) When I was fourteen, I went … a trip to France with my school

A) for
B) on
C) at
D) into

1912) Can you turn the light on, please. I don’t want to sit … the dark
A) in
B) for
C) on
D) at

1913) Mozart was born in Salzburg … 1756

A) in
B) the
C) of
D) on

1914) I haven’t seen Kate for a few days. I last saw her … Tuesday
A) on
B) in
C) at
D) into

1915) I don’t like travelling … night

A) at
B) in
C) on
D) the

1916) The problem is becoming serious. We have to discuss … it

A) on
B) for
C) too
D) to
1917) I prefer this chair … the other one. It’s more comfortable
A) to
B) for
C) of
D) on

1918) What do you think … the new manager? She is all right, I suppose
A) of
B) to
C) for
D) on

1919) What have you done with all the money you had. What did you spend it …?
A) for
B) of
C) on
D) at

1920) What is the name of the man … car I borrowed?

A) whose
B) where
C) whom
D) who

1921) A pacifist is a person … believes that all the wars are wrong
A) who
B) whose
C) where
D) whom

1922) Mary wasn’t happy in her new job at first, but she … to enjoy it now
A) is beginning
B) begin
C) begun
D) began

1923) Where … ? Are you American?

A) are you from
B) are you came
C) are you coming from
D) are you caming from

1924) I would like to see Lucy again. It is a long time …

A) since I saw her
B) that I didn’t see her
C) for I saw her
D) that I have saw her

1925) Bob and Alice have been married …

A) for twenty years
B) for twenty year
C) since twenty years
D) twenty years
1926) … to the USA? No, never
A) Have you ever been
B) Have you never been
C) Have you ever gone
D) Did you ever go

1927) Sue was offered a Job as a translator, but she …

A) turn down
B) fill in
C) give away
D) give back

1928) A woman got into the car and …

A) drive off
B) come back
C) turn round
D) get on

1929) James … in Scotland for ten years. Now he lives in London

A) lived
B) has lived
C) has been living
D) lives

1930) They … out after lunch and they’ve just come back
A) went
B) have gone
C) are gone
D) go

1931) The man sitting next to me on the plane was nervous because he … before
A) hadn’t flown
B) hasn’t flown
C) wasn’t flying
D) didn’t fly

1932) … a car when they were living in London?

A) Did they have
B) Had they
C) Were they having
D) Have they had

1933) I … television a lot, but I don’t anymore

A) used to watch
B) was watching
C) was used to watch
D) were used to watch

1934) I think all drivers … seat belts

A) should wear
B) had better wear
C) should to wear
D) had better to wear
1935) Jane … a car
A) suggested me to buy
B) suggested that I buy
C) suggested that I should buy
D) suggested to me to buy

1936) It was a great party last night. You … come. Why didn’t you?
A) should have
B) ought to have
C) had to
D) must have

1937) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Tom walks to work every morning
B) Tom every morning walks to work
C) Tom walks work every morning to
D) Tom walks every morning to work

1938) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Yesterday I fell off my bicycle
B) I fell yesterday off my bicycle
C) Yesterday I fell my bicycle off
D) I fell off my bicycle yesterday

1939) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Everybody enjoyed the party very much
B) Everybody enjoyed very much the party
C) Everybody very much enjoyed the party
D) Everybody the party very much enjoyed

1940) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Did you clean the house every weekend?
B) Did you clean every weekend the house?
C) Every weekend did you clean the house?
D) You did clean the house every weekend?

1941) Choose the correct sentence:

A) I didn’t see you at the party on Saturday night
B) At the party I didn’t see you on Saturday night
C) I didn’t see you on Saturday night at the party
D) On Saturday night at the party I didn’t see you

1942) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Yesterday we went for a picnic in the open air
B) Yesterday we went in the open air for a picnic
C) We went for a picnic yesterday in the open air
D) We went yesterday for a picnic in the open air

1943) Choose the correct sentence:

A) The British Museum is visited by thousands tourists every year
B) Every year the British Museum by thousands tourists is visited
C) The British Museum is every year visited by thousands tourists
D) Every year the British Museum is visited by thousands tourists
1944) … all our careful plans, a lot of things went wrong
A) In spite of
B) Because
C) Because of
D) Although

1945) I went home early … I was feeling unwell

A) because
B) because of
C) although
D) in spite of

1946) … with the heating on, it was very cold in the house
A) Even if
B) Even
C) If
D) Even though

1947) We won’t forgive them for what they said … they apologize
A) even if
B) even
C) if
D) even though

1948) The train … arrive at 11,30, but it was an hour late

A) was supposed to
B) supposed to
C) were supposed to
D) is supposed to

1949) She tried to be serious, but she couldn’t help …

A) laughing
B) to laugh
C) that she laughed
D) to laughing

1950) I am not tired to go to bed yet. I wouldn’t sleep if I … to bed now

A) went
B) had gone
C) go
D) would go

1951) If I were you, I … that coat. It’s too expensive

A) wouldn’t buy
B) won’t buy
C) don’t buy
D) am not going to buy

1952) I decided to stay at home last night. I would have gone out if I … so tired
A) hadn’t been
B) wasn’t
C) weren’t
D) wouldn’t have been
1953) Sorry, I’m late. The car … on the way here
A) broke down
B) show off
C) move in
D) drop out

1954) I arranged to meet Jane after work last night, but she didn’t …
A) turn up
B) drop out
C) move in
D) show off

1955) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Is your brother a clerk?
B) Do you are a teacher?
C) Come to see me tomorrow
D) Catch you the train at 7.00 every morning?

1956) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Must you study tonight?
B) Must you to study tonight?
C) Does you must study tonight?
D) Do you must study tonight?

1957) Choose the correct sentence:

A) I cannot swim
B) I don’t can swim
C) I can’t to swim
D) I not can swim

1958) On one of those … there are two small ....

A) shelves - knives
B) shelve - knifes
C) shelves - knifes
D) shelfs - knives

1959) Who are those … over there?

A) people
B) peoples
C) person
D) man

1960) Some friends of … are sleeping here tonight

A) theirs
B) mines
C) our
D) they

1961) Peter and … share a very small flat in the centre

A) I
B) mine
C) me
D) my
1962) Mike is going to the cinema and I want to go with ...
A) him
B) he
C) his
D) hims

1963) Choose the correct sentence:

A) My boss’ car is black
B) The my boss car is black
C) My boss car is black
D) My boss’s car is black

1964) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Whose watch is this? It is hers
B) Whose this watch? It’s hers
C) Whose of watch is this? It is Amy’s
D) Whose this is watch? It’s she

1965) Choose the correct sentence:

A) I need a ten minutes’ break
B) I need a ten minute breaks’
C) I need a break’s ten minutes
D) I need a ten minute break’s

1966) I’m very interested … history

A) in
B) on
C) of
D) above

1967) What time is it?

A) ten to seven
B) ten less seven
C) ten before seven
D) ten for seven

1968) It’s … nine

A) a quarter to
B) a quarter and
C) quarter to
D) quarter and

1969) Select the wrong sentence:

A) It is miday
B) It is midday
C) It is midnight
D) It’s midday

1970) Select the wrong sentence:

A) I shall go there the Ascension Day
B) We shall be there by seven
C) We lived in England for three years
D) They arrived the twentieth of April
1971) She speaks German … well
A) very
B) many
C) much
D) as

1972) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Don’t tell him please
B) Don’t tell to him please
C) Don’t say him please
D) Telle not him please

1973) Choose the correct sentence:

A) He always says: «Time is money»
B) He always says that: «Time is money»
C) He always tells: «Time is money»
D) He always tells that time is money

1974) Choose the correct sentence:

A) I am hungry
B) I am hunger
C) I have hungry
D) I has hungry

1975) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Tom is going home
B) Tom is going to home
C) Tom is not home today
D) Tom is go home

1976) ... a politician, he speaks beautifully

A) As
B) How
C) Like
D) How as

1977) ... my uncle, she works hard

A) Like
B) As like
C) As
D) How

1978) Choose the correct sentence:

A) I am always tired after school
B) I am tired after school always
C) I always am tired after school
D) Always tired I am after school

1979) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Sometimes I go out with my parents
B) Sometime I go out with my parents
C) I sometime go out with my parents
D) I go out sometimes with my parents
1980) Choose the correct sentence:
A) I was born on March the third
B) I was born at the third of March
C) I born on March the third
D) I was born on the three March

1981) Choose the correct sentence:

A) What is the date?
B) What is the day of the month?
C) What day are we?
D) Which is a date?

1982) When I … a child I … two cats

A) was - had
B) was - haved
C) were - had
D) be - have

1983) I want to go to the cinema with my friends this evening, …?

A) will you come
B) are you coming
C) are you going
D) will you to come

1984) They … tell Tom what you said

A) won’t
B) shall not
C) wan’t
D) won’t to

1985) I think I … stay at home next summer. My parents have invited me to Paris
A) won’t
B) won’t to
C) don’t
D) am not going to

1986) We … by train, but it depends on the strike

A) are going to travel
B) will to leave
C) going to travel
D) is going to travel

1987) Today I … ten cigarettes

A) have smoked
B) has smoked
C) smoked
D) was smoking

1988) Peter … married with Susan; now they …

A) was - are separated
B) is - separated
C) was - has separated
D) be - are separated
1989) He … me he … in love with Susan
A) told - had fallen
B) had told - had fallen
C) told - had falling
D) have told - had fallen

1990) Romeo and Juliet is a play … Shakespeare

A) by
B) from
C) to
D) of

1991) I came to Naples … train

A) by
B) from
C) to
D) of

1992) My English book is … I have ever had

A) the most useful
B) the more useful
C) most useful
D) more useful

1993) This is the … film I have ever seen

A) worst
B) worse
C) worsts
D) worsest

1994) … knows what to do

A) Each
B) All
C) Every
D) Every all

1995) He … me with a very strange expression

A) looked at
B) sees
C) saw
D) watched

1996) I got up late and I … the train

A) missed
B) losted
C) lacked
D) lost

1997) He often … dark suits

A) wears
B) takes
C) carries
D) wear
1998) She was … a very heavy case
A) carrying
B) leading
C) wearing
D) carry

1999) Your friend … me one of my uncles

A) reminds
B) suggests
C) remembers
D) remind

2000) Select the wrong sentence:

A) The man of I speak
B) The man that I speak of
C) The man whom I speak of
D) The man of whom I speak

2001) Select the wrong sentence:

A) She will be there tomorrow morning. So do I
B) They are in prison. So are they
C) I know them very well. So do I
D) We don’t live dancing. Neither do they

2002) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Swimming is a very tiring sport
B) The swimming is a very tiring sport
C) To swim is a very tiring sport
D) To swimming is a very tiring sport

2003) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Don’t write
B) Let go out!
C) Speak not with him!
D) Let speak slowly

2004) We’re thinking of going … holiday in Spain

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) to

2005) Choose the correct sentence:

A) You have never been to London, have you?
B) You have never been to London, did you?
C) You have never been to London, haven’t you?
D) You has never been to London, have you?

2006) Select the different meaning sentence

A) I’ll be there in a week
B) I will be there in two weeks
C) I’ll be there in a fortnight
D) I’ll be there today fortnight
2007) Select the different meaning sentence
A) I’m annoyed by it
B) I am fed up with it
C) I’m bored of it
D) I have had enough of this

2008) Select the different meaning sentence

A) She is so rude
B) She is not a concited girl
C) She is really down-to earth
D) She is a simple girl

2009) Select the different meaning sentence

A) I failed to drive my brother’s motorcar
B) I managed to drive my brother’s motorcar
C) I succeeded in driving my brother’s motorcar
D) I was able to drive my brother’s motorcar

2010) Select the different meaning sentence

A) She is excepting a child
B) She longs for a child
C) She is eager for a child
D) She craves for a child

2011) Select the different meaning sentence

A) I can’t see my brother-in-law
B) I cannot bear my brother-in-law
C) I can’t stand my brother-in-law
D) I cannot endure my brother-in-law

2012) Select the different meaning sentence

A) Hallo
B) Bye bye
C) Cheerio
D) See you

2013) Select the different meaning sentence

A) Please
B) Don’t mention it
C) Not at all
D) You’re welcome

2014) Select the different meaning sentence

A) Cheer up!
B) Go on!
C) Come on!
D) Hurry up!

2015) Select the different meaning sentence

A) Please
B) Sorry
C) Excuse me
D) I beg your pardon
2016) Select the different meaning sentence
A) I hate music
B) I’m fond of music
C) I’m keen on music
D) I like music

2017) I have … my best, but he hasn’t changed his mind

A) done
B) did
C) made
D) had

2018) You can only have one pair of shoes. … your choice
A) take
B) make
C) have
D) do

2019) I’ll … a bath before going to sleep

A) have
B) do
C) make
D) made

2020) Yesterday I … a walk

A) took
B) caught
C) did
D) take

2021) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Is he still waiting for the bus?
B) He isn’t still waiting for the bus
C) He is waiting for the bus yet
D) He is waiting for the bus left

2022) Choose the correct sentence:

A) He isn’t a student anylonger
B) He isn’t a student any long
C) He isn’t a student no more
D) He isn’t a student no longer

2023) Choose the correct sentence:

A) My parents don’t want me to go out in the evening
B) My parents don’t want me go out in the evening
C) My parents don’t want that I go out in the evening
D) My parents don’t want what I go out in the evening

2024) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Allison’s shyness makes her blush all the time
B) Allison’s shyness makes blush her all the time
C) Allison’s shyness makes to blush her all the time
D) Allison’s shyness make her blush alla the time
2025) Choose the correct sentence:
A) It’s only half past ten. He can’t have arrived
B) It is half past ten. He doesn’t have to have been arrived
C) It’s half past ten. He must have been arrived
D) It’s only half past to ten

2026) Choose the correct sentence:

A) She stopped typing
B) She stoped typing
C) She stopped to typing
D) She stopping to type

2027) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Don’t move. I’m coming
B) Don’t move. I’ve arrived
C) Don’t move. I’m arriving
D) Don’t to move. I’m arrive

2028) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Mary and Sue always help each other
B) Mary and Sue always help one and another
C) Those people always helps one another
D) Mary and Sue always help each both

2029) Choose the correct sentence:

A) As it was raining I stayed at home
B) Because it was raining I stay at home
C) For it was raining I stayed at home
D) But it were raining I stay at home

2030) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Neither you nor I are responsible
B) Neither I nor you are responsible
C) Neither you nor I am responsible
D) Neither you nor me are responsible

2031) I always forget … my cheques

A) to sign
B) sign
C) signing
D) to signing

2032) He went into the room and saw them …

A) sleeping
B) sleep
C) sleepying
D) to sleep

2033) Have you considered … a job abroad?

A) getting
B) of getting
C) geting
D) to get
2034) I saw him … the road and … the shop
A) cross - enter
B) cross - entering
C) crossing - entering
D) crossing - enter

2035) I’m looking forward … you again

A) to see
B) to seeing
C) to seing
D) seeing

2036) It was nice … your voice on the phone yesterday

A) hearing
B) to listen
C) to hearing
D) hear

2037) I have … ingredients for my cake. I need some more

A) few
B) a few
C) little
D) a little

2038) In Italy there are only … people who can speak Portuguese
A) a few
B) little
C) a little
D) few

2039) … people enjoy travelling

A) most
B) more of
C) most of
D) the most

2040) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Bob and Mary have been married since July
B) Bob and Mary were married since July
C) Bob and Mary has been married since July
D) Bob and Mary are married since July

2041) Choose the correct sentence:

A) How long have you been living in London?
B) How long are you living in London?
C) How long will you live in London?
D) How longer have you been living at London?

2042) Choose the correct sentence:

A) I have been studying English for five years
B) I’ve been studying English from five years
C) I’ve been studying English since five years
D) I’ve been studing English for five years
2043) She didn’t say …
A) anything
B) nothing
C) no one thing
D) something

2044) They will … study hard if they want to succeed

A) have to
B) must
C) must to
D) have

2045) It … yesterday
A) didn’t rain
B) hasn’t rain
C) wasn’t raining
D) hadn’t rained

2046) I … now
A) am watching TV
B) watch TV
C) have watched TV
D) watched TV

2047) They … to school every morning

A) go
B) are going
C) goes
D) were going

2048) I am interested … this book

A) in
B) on
C) of
D) at

2049) This house … last century

A) was built
B) has been built
C) were built
D) built

2050) You cannot rely … that person. He is not trustworthy

A) on
B) to
C) at
D) for

2051) If the weather … fine, I’d go to the seaside

A) were
B) was
C) was been
D) has been
2052) He … a skirt today
A) has bought
B) had bought
C) buy
D) bought

2053) We … a telephone yesterday

A) didn’t find
B) hadn’t found
C) haven’t found
D) haven’t find

2054) You … smoke in the classroom

A) can’t
B) mustn’t
C) haven’t to
D) hadn’t to

2055) I … him since 1990

A) have known
B) know
C) have been knowing
D) knew

2056) She … English books for many years

A) has been reading
B) read
C) has read
D) reads

2057) When … for Paris?

A) do you leave
B) are you leaving
C) do you leaving
D) you leave

2058) I … him
A) concealled
B) concealed
C) conceal
D) concealeed

2059) This picture … in this century

A) has been painted
B) was painted
C) is painted
D) has painted

2060) My brother is more intelligent …

A) than me
B) than I
C) of me
D) of myself
2061) My sister is growing …
A) taller and taller
B) always tall
C) more taller
D) more and more tall

2062) I never speak … myself

A) to
B) between
C) among
D) in

2063) He is … his father

A) like
B) how
C) just
D) as

2064) The convention … next month

A) will start
B) start
C) is starting
D) is going to start

2065) She has … sisters

A) many
B) very much
C) very
D) much

2066) We shall be there … seven o’clock

A) at
B) in
C) by
D) on

2067) The dog … you met in the garden is mine

A) which
B) whom
C) whose
D) who

2068) Don’t put that rubbish on the table! …

A) Throw it away!
B) Throw away it!
C) Throw away!
D) Throw it!

2069) If you had told us before we … you

A) would have helped
B) would helped
C) would have help
D) should help
2070) I never have … in the morning
A) breakfast
B) the breakfast
C) a breakfast
D) breakfasts

2071) Would you like … you to the airport?

A) me to take
B) that I take
C) me take
D) I to take

2072) We had … when we were on holiday

A) very bad weather
B) a very bad weather
C) the very bad weather
D) very bad weathers

2073) “Does she like playing cards?” – “No, she …”

A) doesn’t
B) don’t
C) isn’t
D) doesn’t like

2074) I haven’t seen him today: he … be still in Rome

A) may
B) may to
C) might
D) must to

2075) What … chicken? Would you like some chicken salad?

A) about
B) some
C) any
D) for

2076) It costs 60 pounds to travel 10 miles by car; … if you go by bus it costs only 30 pounds
A) however
B) so
C) or
D) and

2077) Let’s … home

A) go
B) go to
C) go at
D) go into

2078) Tell your friends … in this evening, we have a concert to go to

A) you won’t be
B) you won’t
C) you will
D) you willn’t be
2079) When my sister goes on holiday, she asks me to look … her pets
A) after
B) on
C) before
D) to

2080) In the sun, her … tans very quickly

A) skin
B) skins
C) toe
D) nail

2081) Many children have … active imagination

A) an over
B) a sub
C) a super
D) an under

2082) How long have you … in this country?

A) lived
B) left
C) living
D) live

2083) I like … to parties and …

A) going - dancing
B) go - dance
C) to go - to dance
D) goes - dances

2084) When the party had finished we … home … taxi

A) went - by
B) go - by
C) go - on
D) went - in

2085) Sound comes in waves, and the higher the frequency, …

A) the higher the pitch
B) higher is the pitch
C) the higher pitch
D) the pitch is higher

2086) … people are attending the meeting?

A) How many
B) A lot of
C) How much
D) Many

2087) Those boys ... darts while those girls are singing.
A) are playing
B) plays
C) playing
D) played
2088) My computer won’t work. I am … buy a new one.
A) going to
B) going
C) buying
D) go buying

2089) Have you got ... tissues?

A) any
B) some
C) a
D) a lot

2090) We ... three years ago in Boston.

A) met
B) meet
C) will meet
D) meeting

2091) Sometimes I travel … .

A) for work
B) at work
C) work with
D) to working

2092) Could you tell me ... to the station, please?

A) the way
B) to go
C) go
D) to get

2093) My husband really enjoys ... pictures.

A) taking
B) to do
C) make
D) making

2094) Do you exchange views at conferences? ’ … ’ .

A) Yes, we do
B) Sometimes we have
C) Don’t always
D) No, we’re not

2095) Next June we are leaving ... holiday.

A) on
B) from
C) to
D) in

2096) … ? It’s half past ten.

A) What time is it?
B) Is it the time?
C) Can you time it?
D) What is the timing?
2097) What ... do at the weekend?
A) do you usually
B) as usual do
C) you are used
D) you usually do

2098) ... friends came to the party. Only three out of thirty.
A) Few
B) Some
C) Any
D) Many

2099) How did you like your trip? … .

A) I had lots of fun
B) It wasn’t like
C) Yes, I did
D) No, I didn’t

2100) Are there any eggs in the fridge? No, there are … .
A) none
B) never
C) nothing
D) no

2101) ... company does Mrs Jones work for?

A) Which
B) That
C) Who
D) How

2102) Have you finished your homework ...?

A) yet
B) still
C) if
D) just

2103) How ...?

A) are your preparations going
B) what are they going
C) do your go preparations
D) your preparations are going

2104) We are tired. We need to ... a break, now.

A) have
B) make
C) do
D) get

2105) You ... spend much to eat well.

A) don’t have to
B) has to
C) doesn’t have to
D) have
2106) Get up, John! Sleeping on the sofa in the afternoon is a real ... of time!
A) waste
B) expense
C) gain
D) race

2107) My friends and I don’t often go for a pizza. Only … .

A) seldom
B) never
C) always
D) recently

2108) … going sightseeing?

A) What about
B) Let’s
C) Do you want to
D) Enjoy

2109) My mother was rushing to work when she ... down the stairs.
A) fell
B) has fallen
C) was falling
D) falls

2110) The new procedures ... six months ago.

A) were implemented
B) was implemented
C) implemented
D) were implementing

2111) I ... to the USA in my life.

A) have never been
B) never went
C) sometimes was
D) would like

2112) I quite agree ... them.

A) with
B) on
C) to
D) at

2113) What ... this summer?

A) are you doing
B) to be doing
C) you will do
D) are you going to go

2114) Eating vegetables is ... eating meat.

A) healthier than
B) healthier
C) healthy
D) more than
2115) The computer starts provided you … .
A) turn it on
B) will turn it on
C) it turns on
D) are turning

2116) She travels a lot ... to write interesting reportages.

A) in order
B) in case
C) as far as
D) so that

2117) … I carry the bags for you, Madam?

A) Shall
B) Will
C) Let’s
D) Am

2118) The murder was arrested ... the police.

A) by
B) to
C) to
D) from

2119) My husband doesn’t mind … with me.

A) going shopping
B) go shopping
C) do shopping
D) going shop

2120) That’s ... condition they could offer!

A) the worst
B) the worse
C) worse
D) worst

2121) We ... to the gym.

A) don’t often go
B) often not go
C) go not often
D) not often go

2122) Kevin is not so good ... maths.

A) at
B) in
C) on
D) for

2123) I’ve just had a ... conversation with my boss.

A) quick
B) quickly
C) fast
D) faster
2124) Thanks to Facebook I could find an old … .
A) school friend of mine
B) friend school of mine
C) my school friend
D) one of my school friends

2125) … thought about moving abroad?

A) Has he ever
B) Do you ever
C) Can you just
D) Would you

2126) My company is going to take legal ... against yours.

A) action
B) issue
C) case
D) size

2127) Our secretary has already booked the train tickets for us. ...!
A) How efficient
B) What efficient
C) That efficient
D) As efficient

2128) After the accident my friend needed ... .

A) surgery
B) injury
C) setback
D) backlash

2129) I was ... swim until 30 years of age.

A) not able to
B) couldn’t
C) could
D) notable

2130) Our clients ... to be invited to our conference.

A) would be delighted
B) would be delight
C) are delight
D) find it

2131) The meal I paid ... was delicious.

A) for
B) not
C) to
D) with

2132) You look tired. You should ... plans for your next holiday!
A) make
B) take
C) do
D) get
2133) You don’t need to hurry. The train ... at 9.30 am.
A) leaves
B) will leave
C) is leaving
D) is going to leave

2134) I find ... to speak a foreign language.

A) it difficult
B) difficult
C) difficult it
D) so difficult

2135) Jennifer likes spending her money ... clothes.

A) on
B) for
C) in
D) by

2136) I think that next Sunday I ... in the conference.

A) will take part
B) take part
C) going to take part
D) am taking part

2137) Years ago I ... to work because I loved doing that sport.
A) used to cycle
B) cycled
C) used cycle
D) to cycle

2138) He’s not reserved at all. In fact, he’s … .

A) outgoing
B) good-hearted
C) easy-going
D) lazy

2139) ... make anyone happier.

A) Pets
B) The pets
C) The pet
D) Pet

2140) Much of his success ... his charm.

A) depends on
B) caused by
C) rely on
D) based on

2141) My father is exhausted! He wishes ... a day off!

A) he could take
B) he takes
C) he can take
D) to taking
2142) I urge a reply so they promise they ... back to me soon.
A) will write
B) are writing
C) write
D) would write

2143) The suggestion you’ve just made doesn’t ... new to me.
A) sound
B) look
C) taste
D) hear

2144) These muffins are delicious! May I have ..., please?

A) one more
B) a more
C) another
D) another one

2145) Excuse me, can you ... the time please?

A) tell me
B) say
C) say to me
D) give me

2146) Their project is not convincing. ... think it may be successful.

A) None of us
B) All of us
C) Nobody
D) Everyone

2147) To keep fit you ... junk food.

A) shouldn’t eat
B) are able to eat
C) would like to
D) would have to eat

2148) She got a very challenging job soon after ... university.
A) leaving
B) left
C) have left
D) to have left

2149) If they didn’twork late they ... so tired now.

A) wouldn’t be feeling
B) would feel
C) would have felt
D) wouldn’t have felt

2150) I have lived in Frankfurt ... I left Italy three years ago.
A) since
B) when
C) at
D) by the time
2151) I highly recommend this therapy as it is ... painful of all.
A) the least
B) the less
C) the more
D) the most

2152) Even though the business isn’t successful, they haven’t fired anyone … .
A) so far
B) by far
C) by now
D) now

2153) Don’t worry about your mistakes now. You’ll learn … .

A) little by little
B) a little of
C) less and less
D) little and little

2154) Would you ... to travel for work?

A) be willing
B) be eager for
C) ready
D) have will

2155) I’m not keen on clubbing at the weekend. I ... the cinema.
A) would rather go to
B) had better
C) had decided to
D) would love to

2156) I wouldn’t accept their offer … .

A) in your shoes
B) if I am you
C) wearing your clothes
D) one by one

2157) Unemployment is ... the increase.

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) by

2158) It’s 1 pm. I’d rather have lunch now ... a new presentation. I’m exhausted.
A) than giving
B) than to give
C) that gives
D) to give

2159) What do you mean ... with your extra salary?

A) to do
B) doing
C) to doing
D) do
2160) Following this new evidence, we deem ... the disease was caused by environmental pollution.
A) it likely that
B) likely that
C) possible
D) it must be

2161) The survey findings are kept secret. We ... any feedback yet.
A) haven’t received
B) are received
C) have received
D) will receive

2162) “The lights of the … cars almost blinded me.”

A) oncoming
B) proceeding
C) facing
D) ongoing

2163) Il participio di “to learn“ è…

A) learnt
B) learnet
C) learnten
D) learnen

2164) Il passato di “to learn“ è…

A) learnt
B) learnted
C) learnet
D) learnen

2165) Il passato di “to sting” è…

A) stung
B) stang
C) stinged
D) stingen

2166) “… is our train.“

A) That
B) Those
C) These
D) Who

2167) In inglese “thought” significa…

A) pensiero
B) mille
C) pensare
D) sebbene

2168) In inglese “sit“ significa…

A) sedersi
B) semplice
C) cantare
D) sei
2169) “I am sure the pet I saw was … cat.”
A) your
B) you
C) the your
D) yours

2170) Find the best description for “add up”.

A) make sense, be logical
B) decrease the intensity of
C) not having something
D) relax

2171) Il passato di “to quit” è…

A) quit
B) quiten
C) quitter
D) quited

2172) In Inglese “to carry“ significa…

A) portare
B) cura
C) certo
D) dare

2173) “Let’s go on a trip and … the sights.”

A) take in
B) take up
C) take on
D) take down

2174) Il passato di “to bear” è…

A) bore
B) bearen
C) bare
D) beared

2175) Find the best description for “break up with”.

A) stop being a couple. A boyfriend and girlfriend, for example
B) speak to someone as if he or she were a child, patronize
C) not having something
D) disassemble

2176) In inglese “daisy” significa…

A) margherita
B) rosa
C) tulipano
D) viola

2177) In inglese “spit“ significa…

A) sputare
B) accelerare
C) spaccare
D) versare
2178) “What … you like for lunch today?”
A) would
B) could
C) are
D) do

2179) “I’ll pay the bill this time if you … it the next time.”
A) pay
B) are paying
C) will be paying
D) will pay

2180) “We … when a loud knock woke us up.”

A) were sleeping
B) had slept
C) are sleeping
D) slept

2181) In inglese “sentence” significa…

A) frase
B) vedere
C) servire
D) sé

2182) Find the best description for “break down”.

A) stop functioning. A machine, for example
B) ordinary
C) not having something
D) orient, give a tour

2183) “His house was … yesterday, but the thieves were caught by the police.“
A) burgled
B) broken up
C) broken away
D) furnished

2184) “Don’t worry … your driving test.“

A) about
B) of
C) since
D) for

2185) “I expect they … to get married in spring.“

A) are going
B) will going
C) going
D) go

2186) “While they were asleep the burglar crept … around.“

A) stealthily
B) cheerfully
C) lazily
D) criminally
2187) In inglese “plan” significa…
A) piano
B) pezzo
C) semplice
D) aereo

2188) “In the late afternoon we will … the hotel.”

A) check into
B) check on
C) check at
D) check onto

2189) “If we want to get to the bird sanctuary this afternoon, we … leave now.”
A) had better
B) will
C) were better
D) had better not

2190) Il corretto significato di “vacancy“ è…

A) posto vacante
B) vacanza
C) ferie
D) farmacia

2191) Find the best description for “come across”.

A) find, meet, encounter
B) contribute
C) be noticeable
D) very soon, very quickly

2192) In inglese “to blow” significa…

A) soffiare
B) allevare
C) rompere
D) sanguinare

2193) Il participio di “to stand” è…

A) stood
B) standed
C) standen
D) stooden

2194) Find the best description for “break the news to”.
A) inform, give bad news
B) to continue doing something too long, to keep taking chances
C) invent, create
D) don’t bother asking someone

2195) Il passato di “to hang” è…

A) hung
B) hangen
C) hunged
D) hing
2196) “If you keep smoking that much you will get … cancer.”
A) lung
B) kidney
C) liver
D) lamb

2197) “There were daisies and marigolds growing … along the road.”
A) all
B) right
C) straight
D) over

2198) “They decided the project could …”

A) go on
B) go in
C) go after
D) go toward

2199) “That … like a good idea.“

A) sounds
B) appears
C) proves
D) feels

2200) In inglese “win“ significa…

A) vincere
B) ritirarsi
C) indossare
D) piangere

2201) In Inglese “light“ significa…

A) accendere
B) vedere
C) appostarsi
D) chiudere

2202) Il passato di “to stink” è…

A) stank
B) stinken
C) stinked
D) stunk

2203) “We were very … about the accident.“

A) sorry
B) sorrow
C) sorrowful
D) sorrier

2204) In inglese “sew” significa…

A) cucire
B) mandare
C) cercare
D) scuotere
2205) “I haven’t been to Paris … five years.”
A) for
B) away
C) since
D) at

2206) In inglese “water” significa…

A) acqua
B) guerra
C) modo
D) orologio

2207) Find the best description for “as a matter of fact”.

A) in reality, actually
B) try to attract attention by unusual behavior
C) pay for
D) provide missing information

2208) Il passato di “to come” è…

A) came
B) comen
C) comed
D) cume

2209) “I wish the director … to a decision yesterday.”

A) had come
B) would come
C) came
D) come

2210) In inglese “pull” significa…

A) tirare
B) mettere
C) problema
D) prodotto

2211) “Do you think that dog might … if we get close?”

A) bark
B) grin
C) grope
D) leer

2212) “Let’s go home: … is getting dark.“

A) it
B) its
C) I
D) he

2213) “This desk has a secret …”

A) drawer
B) dragger
C) drainer
D) drier
2214) Il participio di “to cling” è…
A) clung
B) clinged
C) clingen
D) clungen

2215) “The question was brought … at the briefing.”

A) up
B) from
C) down
D) with

2216) Il corretto significato di “actually” è…

A) effettivamente
B) attualmente
C) accuratamente
D) recentemente

2217) “You’re not afraid of …, are you?“

A) flying
B) to fly
C) flew
D) flight

2218) “Italian children start going … when they’re six.“

A) to school
B) school
C) to the school
D) to some schools

2219) Il passato di “to fall” è…

A) fell
B) fallen
C) full
D) falled

2220) “As soon as … any more news, I’ll phone you.”

A) I have
B) I’ll have
C) I having
D) I will be having

2221) “The accident wouldn’t have happened if he … drunk.“

A) hadn’t been
B) wouldn’t have been
C) wasn’t
D) weren’t

2222) “… old is she? She must be young.”

A) How
B) How much
C) Which
D) What
2223) “The mechanic says the car … be repaired later this week.“
A) will
B) going
C) was to
D) is going

2224) “If you hadn’t lost the tickets, now you … to Paris.“
A) would be flying
B) will be flying
C) wouldn’t have flown
D) were flying

2225) “… so many people been unemployed.“

A) Never before have
B) More than ever before
C) More than ever were
D) In the past, there never have

2226) In inglese “drink“ significa…

A) bere
B) sognare
C) nutrire
D) dimorare

2227) “I’ve been living in Rome … four years.”

A) for
B) as
C) by
D) since

2228) “If the phone rings it … be for me.“

A) will
B) had to
C) shall
D) is

2229) “My eyes are tired because … since lunchtime.”

A) I’ve been studying
B) I study
C) I’m studying
D) I studied

2230) In Inglese “stamp“ significa…

A) francobollo
B) stampare
C) stimare
D) estimare

2231) In Inglese “scratch” significa…

A) grattare
B) scontrare
C) riscontrare
D) prudere
2232) “She works much more than …, or … .”
A) I do; so she thinks
B) I do work; she says
C) me; thinks she so
D) that I do; so she thinks

2233) “Have you got … idea of how much the tickets are going to cost?“
A) any
B) the
C) a
D) none

2234) Il corretto significato di “ultimate“ è…

A) sommo
B) terminato
C) ultimatum
D) tematico

2235) “She has a … to think she knows best in every situation.”

A) tendency
B) move
C) mode
D) pretext

2236) In inglese “cold” significa…

A) freddo
B) venire
C) chiudere
D) comune

2237) In inglese “farm” significa…

A) fattoria
B) veloce
C) padre
D) lontano

2238) “There is … in that box; it’s empty.”

A) nothing
B) neither
C) anything
D) something

2239) In inglese “plant” significa…

A) pianta
B) semplice
C) giocare
D) aereo

2240) “That man can do incredible things, like reading … .”

A) people’s minds
B) the people’s thoughts
C) peoples mind
D) the thoughts of people
2241) “It looks … it is going to rain.”
A) like
B) how
C) unless
D) even if

2242) “If something goes wrong, you … tell the supervisor.”

A) should
B) ought have to
C) be to
D) should have

2243) “… so many unemployed people in Italy.”

A) There have never been
B) More than ever were
C) There never have been
D) In the past, there never have

2244) Il passato di “to forgive“ è…

A) forgave
B) forgiven
C) forguve
D) forgived

2245) “I am very worried … her.”

A) about
B) at
C) of
D) around

2246) “The treasurer of the club … funds.“

A) ran out of
B) ran off
C) ran without
D) ran away of

2247) “The bomb … without any warning at all.“

A) went off
B) went out
C) went down
D) went up

2248) Find the best description for “come up with”.

A) think of an idea
B) quickly, without any preparation time
C) act embarrassingly
D) act unfriendly toward someone, ignore

2249) Find the best description for “beats me”.

A) i don’t know, i have no idea often used in response to a question
B) say what one is thinking
C) discard, get rid of
D) become popular quickly
2250) “The light comes … the window.”
A) through
B) for
C) by
D) further

2251) “He can play the … very well.”

A) fiddle
B) shelter
C) drunk
D) harness

2252) Il participio di “to forgive“ è…

A) forgiven
B) forgived
C) forgoven
D) forgave

2253) In inglese “cut” significa…

A) tagliare
B) giorno
C) scuro
D) piangere

2254) In inglese “snow“ significa…

A) neve
B) così
C) piccolo
D) dormire

2255) “In spite of the fire, the people … to escape.”

A) managed
B) succeeded
C) rewound
D) realised

2256) “I haven’t heard that record … ages.”

A) for
B) by
C) from
D) any

2257) Il participio di “to wear” è…

A) worn
B) wore
C) weared
D) wearen

2258) In inglese “make” significa…

A) fare
B) principale
C) molto
D) uomo
2259) “That man was killed … cold blood.“
A) in
B) at
C) with
D) on

2260) “She used to send letters … the newspapers.”

A) to
B) at
C) on
D) in

2261) “Shall I get anything for you at the market?” - “Yes please, … tomatoes.”
A) get some
B) take a little
C) get any
D) bring lots

2262) In inglese “swear” significa…

A) giurare
B) sforzarsi
C) puzzare
D) spazzare

2263) “He did not turn up this morning; he must … his train.”
A) have missed
B) miss
C) be missing
D) have been missing

2264) In inglese “fast” significa…

A) veloce
B) sentire
C) fattoria
D) padre

2265) In inglese “leave” significa…

A) lasciare
B) apprendere
C) meno
D) sinistra

2266) In inglese “right” significa…

A) giusto
B) fiume
C) resto
D) rosso

2267) “This is the man … daughter is a teacher.”

A) whose
B) who
C) whom
D) that
2268) “I am … a new house“
A) looking for
B) searching at
C) searching in
D) looking on

2269) “She is … her mother.”

A) prettier than
B) more prettier than
C) more pretty as
D) more pretty than

2270) L’espressione “essere in gamba” può essere tradotta con…

A) to be on the ball
B) to be on the stake
C) to be fit
D) to be on the run

2271) In inglese “door“ significa…

A) porta
B) giù
C) non fare
D) disegnare

2272) “… he was tired he offered to carry her home.“

A) Though
B) Also
C) Throw
D) While

2273) Find the best description for “bump into”.

A) meet unexpectedly, run into
B) not having something
C) uncommon and infrequent
D) invent, think of, come up with

2274) “We can’t … these products. No one wants to buy them.”

A) get rid of
B) get out of
C) get away of
D) get plenty of

2275) “Rainwater goes … through limestone to form stalactites and stalagmites in the caves beneath.”
A) straight
B) right
C) all
D) over

2276) “I … pizza.”
A) like
B) laike
C) laik
D) likes
2277) In inglese “game“ significa…
A) gioco
B) ragazza
C) pieno
D) ottenere

2278) Il passato di “to cast“ è…

A) cast
B) cust
C) casten
D) casted

2279) Find the best description for “bring about”.

A) cause to happen
B) finally take action, do something different
C) have a fever
D) the situation is improving

2280) “He realised that he … his money when he went to pay for his coffee.”
A) had forgotten
B) forgot
C) has forgotten
D) was forgetting

2281) “This table is very valuable. You … look after it very carefully and you … damage it.”
A) must; mustn’t
B) needn’t; have
C) needn’t have; didn’t need
D) need; have to

2282) “A lot of people think that there are too many … on free television channels.”
A) advertisements
B) promotion
C) publicity
D) spots

2283) Find the best description for “break the ice”.

A) break through social barriers. Like at a party, for example
B) try to locate
C) stop attending classes, for example
D) not go to bed

2284) Il participio di “to run” è…

A) run
B) runen
C) runed
D) ran

2285) L’espressione “compiere commissioni” può essere tradotta con…

A) to run an errand
B) to perform a commitment
C) to run a tasking
D) to go on an errant
2286) “She said she … to get her hair cut by the end of September of last year.”
A) was going
B) had been going
C) is going
D) would

2287) In inglese “forgive” significa…

A) perdonare
B) ghiacciare
C) dimenticare
D) macinare

2288) L’espressione “to be a cripple” può essere tradotta con…

A) essere zoppo
B) non essere in grado
C) essere pigro
D) essere sordo

2289) “James loves Sandra, but he feels a long distance relationship might not … well.”
A) work out
B) work down
C) turn down
D) turn away

2290) Il participio di “to fight” è…

A) fought
B) fighten
C) fighted
D) foughten

2291) “We are looking forward … the show this evening.”

A) to
B) for
C) at
D) on

2292) “the professor … contemporary journalism for being too…”

A) criticized; superficial
B) talked about; voyeuristic
C) requited; responsible
D) criticized; authentic

2293) Il participio di “to slit” è…

A) slit
B) sliten
C) slited
D) slat

2294) Il participio di “to lead” è…

A) led
B) leaded
C) leaden
D) leden
2295) Il participio di “to feed” è…
A) fed
B) feeded
C) feden
D) feeden

2296) In inglese “simple” significa…

A) semplice
B) corto
C) da
D) lato

2297) In inglese “state” significa…

A) stato
B) alzarsi
C) stare
D) inizio

2298) “The Government decided to … the new proposal.“

A) turn down
B) turn off
C) turn out
D) turn away

2299) Il passato di “to shake” è…

A) shook
B) shaken
C) shuk
D) shaked

2300) Find the best description for “clear up”.

A) clarify, make understandable
B) discard, get rid of
C) say something is impossible, eliminate
D) examine, read

2301) In inglese “little” significa…

A) piccolo
B) vivere
C) lungo
D) ascoltare

2302) “He’s already … his brother.”

A) as tall as
B) so tall than
C) so tall as
D) as tall than

2303) “I’ve only got $ 100. Have you any …?”

A) change
B) exchange
C) bill
D) rest
2304) Il passato di “to bleed“ è…
A) bled
B) bleeded
C) blud
D) bleeden

2305) “Would you mind … the door?”

A) shutting
B) if you shut
C) to shut
D) for shut

2306) In inglese “our“ significa…

A) nostro
B) solo
C) ordinare
D) su

2307) “Intelligent people want to … the same mistakes.”

A) avoid making
B) avoid made
C) avoided making
D) avoid to make

2308) “… the end of the race, we had a drink.”

A) Before
B) For
C) Until
D) When

2309) “We … to get off the bus.”

A) had
B) has
C) have had
D) must

2310) “There’s a long line … the counter this morning.”

A) here at
B) here
C) at here
D) here over

2311) “I just can’t imagine Bill … such a thing.”

A) doing
B) to do
C) to doing
D) to have done

2312) Find the best description for “better off”.

A) an improved condition or situation
B) change one’s opinion, feel differently
C) visit
D) grasp
2313) A group of people who work on a ship or a yacht is a …
A) crew
B) graze
C) lack
D) tough

2314) “May I smoke? Yes, …”

A) of course
B) you are
C) you do
D) you please

2315) “He is turning the television …“

A) off
B) out
C) away
D) in

2316) “Those seats aren’t taken; they are …“

A) free
B) booked
C) vacated
D) freed

2317) Il participio di “to make“ è…

A) made
B) maden
C) maken
D) maked

2318) “He … hardly understand what the teacher said.”

A) could
B) was able
C) managed
D) succeeded at

2319) “Marketing has to anticipate … needs.”

A) consumers’
B) consumer’s
C) consumers’s
D) consumers

2320) “… expensive coat!”

A) What an
B) How
C) How an
D) What

2321) In inglese “house” significa…

A) casa
B) cento
C) ora
D) come
2322) “Costruire la domanda in base alla risposta “I’m a secretary““
A) What’s your job?
B) Where are you from?
C) What are you reading?
D) How old are you?

2323) Il passato di “to thrust” è…

A) thrust
B) thrusten
C) thrusted
D) thrast

2324) “Fred is …; he is young.“

A) nineteen
B) nineten
C) ten-nine
D) ninety

2325) In inglese “home“ significa…

A) casa
B) cavallo
C) tenere
D) caldo

2326) “He … like an ordinary tourist.”

A) behaved
B) comported
C) did behaved
D) would to behave

2327) In inglese “overcome“ significa…

A) superare
B) smettere
C) pagare
D) falciare

2328) “Isn’t that the man … wife works in New York?”

A) whose
B) who
C) the
D) which

2329) In inglese “song” significa…

A) canzone
B) così
C) piccolo
D) presto

2330) In inglese “crack” significa…

A) spaccarsi
B) rompersi
C) cadere
D) scontrarsi
2331) “Mr. and Mrs. Smith … on holiday.”
A) have just gone
B) went just
C) just gone
D) just are gone

2332) “The company is … employees who are performing badly.“

A) firing
B) hiring
C) saving
D) taking on

2333) “What’s your …?” - “Alice Smith.”

A) name
B) job
C) surname
D) first name

2334) “In the 1980s, the Japanese … the world in manufacturing, particularly in cars and electronics.“
A) led
B) have leaded
C) have led
D) leaded

2335) “He doesn’t believe … magic.”

A) in
B) at
C) to
D) for

2336) “If you … at the airport on time, yesterday, we … the plane.“

A) had been; wouldn’t have missed
B) would have been; wouldn’t have missed
C) was; hadn’t missed
D) were; wouldn’t missing

2337) “Mike Said he … come tomorrow.”

A) would
B) would be
C) had
D) has

2338) “Oil paints … usually more expensive than water colours.“

A) are
B) do
C) did
D) is

2339) “Is there … airport in Manchester?“

A) an
B) the
C) a
D) some
2340) Find the best description for “all of a sudden”.
A) all at once
B) watch, take care of, look after
C) choose a cautious plan
D) discard, no longer have

2341) Find the best description for “bring up”.

A) introduce a topic, for example
B) not go to bed
C) become popular quickly
D) allow space for, provide a path for

2342) “The children … their exercise when their father … home.”

A) were doing / came
B) do / came
C) were doing / comes
D) were doing / was coming

2343) “I objected to him … his cigars.“

A) smoking
B) to smoke
C) of smoking
D) to smoking

2344) In inglese “wonder” significa…

A) chiedersi
B) tutto
C) legno
D) vento

2345) “He jumped … the horse with extreme ease.“

A) off
B) of
C) into
D) through

2346) “… classic music?“

A) Don’t you like
B) You like don’t
C) Do you like not
D) You do like not

2347) “He looks forward to … you next month.”

A) seeing
B) be able to see
C) see
D) saw

2348) “Tomorrow I … at 7.30.”

A) am leaving
B) shall leave
C) left
D) will leave
2349) In inglese “sweep” significa…
A) spazzare
B) gonfiare
C) colpire
D) giurare

2350) In inglese “hour” significa…

A) ora
B) casa
C) come
D) caldo

2351) Il passato di “to find” è…

A) found
B) finded
C) fund
D) finden

2352) “The oil tank’s empty. I … it up before leaving the city.“

A) should have filled
B) would have filled
C) fills
D) must have filled

2353) In inglese “next” significa…

A) prossimo
B) notte
C) aver bisogno
D) nuovo

2354) In inglese “screen“ significa…

A) schermo
B) grido
C) pianto
D) graffio

2355) “… car did you borrow last night?”

A) Whose
B) Of who
C) Who
D) Whom

2356) Find the best description for “at ease”.

A) not nervous, calm
B) the situation is improving
C) try to get elected
D) uncommon and infrequent

2357) “Linda insisted … seeing the manager.”

A) on
B) to
C) at
D) with
2358) “He is feeling very sorry … himself right now.”
A) for
B) of
C) on
D) at

2359) In inglese “street” significa…

A) strada
B) passo
C) forte
D) storia

2360) “His mother is calling …”

A) him
B) he
C) his
D) I

2361) Il participio di “to spoil” è…

A) spoilt
B) spoiler
C) spoilten
D) spoilen

2362) A very light wound is a …

A) graze
B) crew
C) lack
D) tough

2363) “Do you mind keeping … my case, please?”

A) an eye on
B) a look on
C) a stare on
D) a viewing to

2364) Il passato di “to slide” è…

A) slid
B) slit
C) sliden
D) slided

2365) “John is completely absorbed … the book he is reading.”

A) in
B) with
C) over
D) by

2366) In inglese “head“ significa…

A) testa
B) riscaldamento
C) sentire
D) duro
2367) “How long … that car?”
A) has he had
B) has he been having
C) does he have
D) has he

2368) Find the best description for “back out of”.

A) withdraw an offer
B) change one’s opinion, feel differently
C) decide
D) not understandable a joke, for example, obscure

2369) “I wish the agency … my booking soon.”

A) would confirm
B) confirms
C) will confirm
D) confirm

2370) “By this time next week we … the new car.“

A) will have bought
B) have bought
C) will buy
D) have been buying

2371) “The new lab … finished by the end of term.“

A) will have been
B) will been
C) have been
D) will have being

2372) In inglese “wake“ significa…

A) svegliarsi
B) subire
C) preoccupare
D) indossare

2373) “The police … a good deal of criticism over their handling of the affair.”
A) received
B) passed by
C) came out for
D) came for in

2374) “If I … rich, I … buy a personal jet.”

A) were/would
B) was/can
C) am/could
D) were/can

2375) Il participio di “to fly” è…

A) flown
B) flyed
C) flew
D) flyen
2376) “It has been snowing heavily … early morning.”
A) since
B) from
C) by the
D) for

2377) “Will you have a wedding party when you … married?“

A) get
B) will get
C) had
D) became

2378) “She is … her sister.”

A) prettier than
B) more prettier than
C) more pretty than
D) more pretty as

2379) Il participio di “to keep“ è…

A) kept
B) keepen
C) kepten
D) keeped

2380) In inglese “black” significa…

A) nero
B) blu
C) barca
D) uccello

2381) “The Government makes us … heavy taxes.”

A) pay
B) to pay
C) paid
D) paying

2382) “Take the GPS … you get lost.”

A) in case
B) although
C) however
D) as well

2383) Il participio di “to sleep“ è…

A) slept
B) sleepen
C) slepten
D) sleeped

2384) “He said that the door must … locked.”

A) be kept
B) been kept
C) be keep
D) be keeped
2385) “Charlie is a snob; he always … everyone.”
A) looks down on
B) looks up to
C) looks towards
D) looks forward to

2386) “The store is open from 9 in the morning … 8 in the evening.”

A) until
B) since
C) for
D) during

2387) “John is slowly … his operation.”

A) getting over
B) getting on
C) getting round
D) getting off

2388) “After … for four hours, he felt tired.”

A) walking
B) have walked
C) walked
D) been walk

2389) “Don’t spend any more money … that hobby. It’s too expensive.“
A) on
B) for
C) in
D) with

2390) “My husband comes … Finland.”

A) from
B) at
C) in
D) off

2391) “He told me that he never … a helmet when he was in the army.“
A) wore
B) weared
C) wored
D) has worn

2392) Il passato di “to show” è…

A) showed
B) shud
C) showet
D) showen

2393) Il passato di “to buy” è…

A) bought
B) buyen
C) buyed
D) buy
2394) In inglese “find“ significa…
A) trovare
B) bene
C) fuoco
D) finale

2395) “Some tourists were missing, since they had been … by a group of terrorists.“
A) kidnapped
B) raped
C) robbed
D) carried

2396) “The ship … so all the passengers jumped into the lifeboats.”
A) was sinking
B) is sinking
C) sank
D) sinked

2397) In inglese “ to cast” significa…

A) lanciare
B) comprare
C) scegliere
D) prendere

2398) “Have you ever been … the United States?“

A) to
B) at
C) by
D) too

2399) “He says he … answer the phone.”

A) will
B) is going
C) gets
D) ought

2400) “The price of the car … when Andrew decided to buy it.“
A) had risen
B) has risen
C) will have risen
D) was risen

2401) In inglese “reach” significa…

A) raggiungere
B) leggere
C) domanda
D) pioggia

2402) In inglese “machine” significa…

A) macchina
B) principale
C) macina
D) fare
2403) “I am sure you will … what I’ve been saying.”
A) bear out
B) bear away
C) bear down
D) bear in

2404) Il participio di “to meet” è…

A) met
B) meeted
C) meeten
D) meten

2405) In inglese “so” significa…

A) così
B) lento
C) canzone
D) neve

2406) In inglese “to pass“ significa…

A) passare
B) modello
C) parte
D) pagina

2407) In inglese “product” significa…

A) prodotto
B) produrre
C) premere
D) tirare

2408) “What will you do if it …?“

A) rains
B) rained
C) will rain
D) rain

2409) “Linda is Spanish but … passport is English.”

A) her
B) your
C) his
D) their

2410) “Linda and Colin have grown up. Now … are 18.”
A) they
B) them
C) we
D) their

2411) “My grandmother had left the door … , that’s why some thieves broke in.“
A) ajar
B) closed
C) locked
D) shut
2412) In inglese “to study” significa…
A) studiare
B) come
C) storia
D) forte

2413) “It’s been raining … early morning.”

A) since
B) from
C) for
D) by the

2414) “He appears … on the project at the moment.“

A) to be working
B) to have worked
C) to be worked
D) to work

2415) “The shops are quite … - only two minutes’ walk.”

A) handy
B) cheeky
C) chesty
D) heady

2416) “He looks forward to … his girlfriend tonight.”

A) meeting
B) meet
C) be met
D) have met

2417) “We really like … new motorbike. We are very happy we have bought … !“
A) our/it
B) hers/them
C) ours/her
D) mine/it

2418) “Please do sit … : I want to cheer you …”

A) down/up
B) up/down
C) in/out
D) on/in

2419) “Colin was … to win the competition.”

A) lucky
B) unlucky
C) fortuned
D) luck

2420) “… money do you have in your wallet?”

A) How much
B) How many
C) What much
D) What
2421) “He stood … the doctor.”
A) beside
B) side
C) on
D) about

2422) “German isn’t … easy … English.”

A) as/ as
B) as/ like
C) much/ than
D) so/ that

2423) “Although there are … outbursts of gunfire, we can report that the major rebellion has been suppressed.”
A) isolated
B) heinous
C) bitter
D) nocturnal

2424) In inglese “less” significa…

A) meno
B) lettera
C) sinistra
D) lasciare

2425) Il participio di “to sweep” è…

A) swept
B) sweeped
C) swepten
D) sweepen

2426) “After … for three hours, he felt tired.”

A) walking
B) have walked
C) been walk
D) walked

2427) In inglese “to dream” significa…

A) sognare
B) dimorare
C) bere
D) fare

2428) Il participio di “to begin” è…

A) begun
B) begined
C) beginen
D) began

2429) “Aren’t they friends …?”

A) of yours
B) to yours
C) of you
D) of yourself
2430) “Colin looks … older than he is.“
A) a great deal
B) many
C) very
D) enough

2431) “Spanish is … language in the world.“

A) the second most spoken
B) the second plus spoken
C) the second more spoken
D) the second least spoken

2432) “Architects travel to Greece and Italy to … the marvels of classic design.”
A) study
B) embellish
C) recollect
D) recall

2433) “They … Rome when they got a flat tyre.”

A) had just entered
B) were just entered
C) just entered
D) will just enter

2434) “… does it take to get to the city center … the suburbs?“

A) How long; from
B) When; to
C) What; for
D) Who long; from

2435) “… Colin says is very funny.“

A) What
B) Which
C) When
D) That

2436) “My husband is very bad … remembering names.”

A) at
B) in
C) for
D) to

2437) In inglese “fire” significa…

A) fuoco
B) primo
C) bene
D) pesce

2438) “The airplane was delayed … fog.”

A) due to
B) so that
C) because
D) since
2439) “I wish to see the manager to … about the terrible service.”
A) complain
B) lament
C) criticise
D) tell out

2440) “If I had studied more, I … the exam.”

A) would have passed
B) passed
C) could pass
D) had passed

2441) “I was able to …my baggage just five minutes after leaving the plane.”
A) retrieve
B) rescue
C) recover
D) review

2442) “By next Christmas, the school … operational for three years.”
A) will have been
B) will been
C) have been
D) will have being

2443) In inglese “page” significa…

A) pagina
B) possedere
C) foglio
D) carta

2444) Find the best description for “be my guest”.

A) do what you want, feel free, help yourself
B) not have
C) depend on, rely on, bank on
D) be noticeable

2445) In inglese “to shear” significa…

A) tosare
B) mandare
C) scuotere
D) spargere

2446) “… time does the airplane leave?”

A) What
B) Where
C) When
D) Which one

2447) “I went there …“

A) by myself
B) by me
C) to myself
D) from alone
2448) “Bring Bobbie when you come, … Jack?”
A) will you
B) shan’t you
C) won’t you
D) didn’t you

2449) “She did not turn up this morning; she must … her bus.”
A) have missed
B) miss
C) have been missed
D) has missed

2450) “I haven’t … Linda since I moved away.“

A) seen
B) see
C) saw
D) watched

2451) In inglese “whip” significa…

A) frusta
B) nave
C) motoscafo
D) pugnale

2452) In inglese “to contain” significa…

A) contenere
B) paese
C) completare
D) corretto

2453) “… tall this building is!”

A) How
B) What a
C) How a
D) How much

2454) “The player turned to run, fell and … a leg.”

A) sprained
B) tortured
C) distressed
D) tweaked

2455) “Colin is very forgetful: you’ll have to … or he’ll never do all the things you want him to do.”
A) keep on him
B) keep him on
C) keep around him
D) keep him up

2456) In inglese “slink“ significa…

A) sgattaiolare
B) tagliare
C) chiudere
D) scivolare
2457) L’espressione “fissare qualcuno (con lo sguardo)” può essere tradotta con…
A) to stare at somebody
B) to glance at somebody
C) to peep at somebody
D) to gag somebody

2458) Il corretto significato di “lunatic” è…

A) pazzo
B) lunatico
C) lunare
D) periodico

2459) “His daughters don’t get any exercise. They just watch television … .“
A) all day
B) every time
C) all time
D) each time

2460) Il participio di “to flee” è…

A) fled
B) fleden
C) fleed
D) fleen

2461) “They don’t speak Italian, … .“

A) do they?
B) don’t they?
C) they do?
D) they don’t?

2462) “I’d rather … floors than … money by blackmailing people.”

A) scrub/ make
B) scrubbed/ made
C) to scrub/ to make
D) will scrub/ making

2463) Find the best description for “bite off more than one can chew”.
A) take on more responsibility than one can handle
B) tolerate, put up with
C) need practice or review
D) consider

2464) Il passato di “to eat” è…

A) ate
B) eated
C) eat
D) eaten

2465) L’espressione “to get on well with someone” può essere tradotta con…
A) andare d’accordo con qualcuno
B) istruire bene qualcuno
C) volere bene a qualcuno
D) ricevere complimenti da qualcuno
2466) “Elbow, knee and shoulder are … .”
A) joints
B) nerves
C) muscles
D) cartilage

2467) “… so many people been unemployed in Italy.”

A) Never before have
B) More than ever before
C) In the past, there never have
D) More than ever were

2468) “I remember that in that period I … be tired and … cry a lot.”

A) would/would
B) would/must
C) would/had to
D) was to/did

2469) L’espressione “to let one’s hair down” può essere tradotta con…
A) lasciarsi andare
B) perdere i capelli
C) allungarsi i capelli
D) essere spigliati

2470) Il corretto significato di “definitely” è…

A) certamente
B) definitivamente
C) finale
D) ultimo

2471) “I watched a very interesting interview … the trainer of the Italian team.”
A) with
B) to
C) at
D) by

2472) “Have you decided what …?”

A) to order
B) order
C) ordering
D) would order

2473) “It’s better to stay away from the building … the bomb explodes.”
A) in case
B) unless
C) providing
D) because

2474) “We can’t get down to the beach this way. We … go back.”
A) had better
B) will
C) were to
D) would
2475) “The police stopped me for … the speed limit.“
A) breaking
B) transcending
C) surpassing
D) superimposing

2476) L’espressione “to make up one’s mind” può essere tradotta con…
A) decidersi
B) istruirsi
C) svegliarsi
D) confidarsi

2477) Il participio di “to leap” è…

A) leapt
B) leapen
C) leapten
D) leaped

2478) “Colin’s mother liked her gift because Colin … himself.”

A) picked it out
B) picked it off
C) picked it in
D) picked on it

2479) Il passato di “to wear” è…

A) wore
B) wure
C) wearen
D) weared

2480) “There isn’t much fruit on the table. There’s only …“

A) a little
B) few
C) any
D) a few

2481) Find the best description for “by and large”.

A) mostly, generally, on the whole
B) become friendly with, start to enjoy
C) go too far, do too much, buy too much
D) audition for a role in a play, for example, attempt to join a team, for example

2482) “I wish my son … to a decision yesterday.”

A) had come
B) came
C) would come
D) to come

2483) Find the best description for “as a rule”.

A) generally, customarily
B) give someone the maximum punishment
C) solve a problem
D) respect the law
2484) “Arthur … the date in the almanac.”
A) checked
B) pushed
C) raised
D) put up

2485) “You should have … when you kicked sand into my face.”
A) apologised
B) asked mercy
C) made your excuses
D) begged to pardon

2486) Il passato di “to teach“ è…

A) taught
B) teachen
C) teached
D) taucht

2487) In inglese “note” significa…

A) nota
B) prossimo
C) niente
D) nord

2488) “Colin is a good friend of … .”

A) mine
B) me
C) my
D) you

2489) Il passato di “to hurt“ è…

A) hurt
B) hart
C) hurten
D) hurted

2490) “Mary … the television yesterday.“

A) watched
B) saw
C) looked at
D) viewed

2491) “You realize that you were driving at 120 mph, don’t you? - No officer, It … . This car can’t do more than 80.”
A) couldn’t be me
B) needn’t have been
C) didn’t need to be
D) couldn’t been

2492) “I won’t go out … he calls me.”

A) unless
B) even then
C) if not
D) if though
2493) “The cat seemed to chase … ball forever.“
A) its
B) her
C) He’s
D) his

2494) “He … with Fred.”

A) speaks
B) speakt
C) spoken
D) speak

2495) “You must make … the problem.”

A) him understand
B) him to understand
C) him understands
D) that he understands

2496) Find the best description for “a breeze”.

A) something very simple and easy to do
B) unexpectedly, without warning
C) the situation is improving
D) receive the proper punishment, get the penalty one deserves

2497) “After 40 years in the firm he finally …”

A) retired
B) withdrew
C) abdicated
D) went off

2498) Find the best description for “above all”.

A) most importantly
B) invent, create
C) in, at or to a higher place
D) make something very clear, explain in detail

2499) Find the best description for “be rusty”.

A) need practice or review
B) write in a blank on an application form, for example
C) have the same problem as other people
D) get information directly from someone

2500) “We … a book about art.”

A) gave them
B) gived them
C) gave to them
D) gave they

2501) Il contrario di “top” è…

A) bottom
B) short
C) soft
D) slow
2502) In inglese “happen” significa…
A) accadere
B) testa
C) mano
D) duro

2503) In inglese “wear” significa…

A) indossare
B) tessere
C) svegliarsi
D) capire

2504) Find the best description for “by heart”.

A) by memory, learned word for word
B) nervous, anxious
C) respect, admire
D) do something with passion

2505) In inglese “like” significa…

A) piacere
B) lista
C) leggero
D) linea

2506) In inglese “heat” significa…

A) calore
B) aiuto
C) mangiare
D) sentire

2507) “Mr. Black … see me yesterday.“

A) had to
B) must
C) ought to
D) may

2508) “That office has been … by our department.”

A) taken over
B) taken away
C) taken after
D) taken in

2509) “Colin always … to do his homework before watching TV.“

A) has
B) must
C) is trying
D) is having

2510) “Will you … a week from Sunday?”

A) be skiing
B) been skiing
C) ski
D) have been skied
2511) “She … a year writing his presentation as her speaking time was only five minutes.”
A) needn’t have spent
B) mustn’t have spent
C) didn’t had to spend
D) mustn’t spend

2512) “Jim and John insisted … staying for lunch.”

A) on our
B) us
C) we
D) that we

2513) In inglese “stink” significa…

A) puzzare
B) rubare
C) pungere
D) colpire

2514) “Will they still … dinner when we get there?“

A) be having
B) having
C) be having had
D) have had

2515) Il passato di “to take” è…

A) took
B) teak
C) taked
D) taken

2516) “I used to … how to cook.“

A) know
B) have known
C) knew
D) known

2517) Find the best description for “about to”.

A) almost ready to
B) not in any way, not to any degree
C) watch, take care of, look after
D) intend to

2518) “Colin … this afternoon.”

A) is leaving
B) is left
C) had left
D) was leave

2519) “Before … hope, let’s ask for help.”

A) giving up
B) to give up
C) give up
D) taking up
2520) “Marc … a ticket.“
A) has
B) have
C) hat
D) haves

2521) In inglese “age” significa…

A) età
B) fa
C) anche
D) contro

2522) In inglese “both” significa…

A) entrambi
B) scatola
C) ragazzo
D) libro

2523) “By this time tommorow I … filed all these pictures.”

A) will have
B) will
C) will have been
D) have

2524) In inglese “show” significa…

A) mostrare
B) lei
C) corto
D) lato

2525) “Your windows need … . Would you like me to do them for you?”
A) cleaning
B) clean
C) be cleaned
D) having to be cleaned

2526) “I was … if you could help me?”

A) wondering
B) amazing
C) marvelling
D) questioning

2527) “On our tour the guide organized lots of … to tourist sites.“
A) excursions
B) journeys
C) voyages
D) travels

2528) “We really like … new table We are very happy we have bought …”
A) our/it
B) her/him
C) mine/it
D) our/her
2529) “In order to save I … some money each month.”
A) put aside
B) put through
C) put up
D) put in

2530) “… does it take to get to the station … the suburbs?”

A) How long; from
B) When; to
C) how much long; from
D) What; for

2531) “Can I have … wine, please?“

A) some
B) any
C) a
D) many

2532) In inglese “bird” significa…

A) uccello
B) grande
C) barba
D) nero

2533) Il passato di “to sweep“ è…

A) swept
B) sweepen
C) sweeped
D) swep

2534) “Italian people … cooking with olive oil.”

A) are used to
B) used to
C) are use
D) do use to

2535) Il passato di “to swell“ è…

A) swelled
B) swoll
C) swellen
D) swellt

2536) “He wishes he … a seat on the train. Now it’s full.“

A) had booked
B) booked
C) books
D) has booked

2537) “John always … to do his homework before watching TV.”

A) has
B) must
C) is having
D) is trying
2538) Il participio di “to breed” è…
A) bred
B) breeded
C) breden
D) breeden

2539) “The question of … of them is right is not important.”

A) which
B) one
C) what
D) whether

2540) In inglese “to say“ significa…

A) dire
B) regola
C) stesso
D) scuola

2541) In inglese “west“ significa…

A) ovest
B) settimana
C) ruota
D) est

2542) Find the best description for “all at once”.

A) suddenly, without warning
B) substitute for
C) change to, transform into
D) everything in one go

2543) “I won’t go out … he telephones me.“

A) unless
B) even then
C) if though
D) if not

2544) Il participio di “to saw” è…

A) sawn
B) sawed
C) sawen
D) sown

2545) In inglese “understand” significa…

A) capire
B) subire
C) ficcare
D) preoccupare

2546) “The value of the Euro … during the last two years.”
A) dropped
B) fell down
C) ran off
D) lost
2547) “Can you put this vase of flowers … the coffee table?”
A) on
B) at
C) to
D) over

2548) “… and … Stig stayed in the lab to do some experiments.“

A) Every now; then
B) Now on; then
C) Then; now
D) Then; then

2549) “It’s forbidden to smoke in this taxi: can you please … the cigarette?.“
A) put out
B) light
C) burn out
D) lit off

2550) “At the time of my visit last June, his son Colin … school.”
A) was just finishing
B) has finished
C) had been finished
D) would finish

2551) In inglese “horse” significa…

A) cavallo
B) gatto
C) topo
D) gallo

2552) Find the most opposite of “secret”.

A) overt
B) covert
C) hidden
D) friendly

2553) “Aren’t you … on holiday?”

A) looking forward to going
B) looking forward to go
C) looking back to go
D) looking for going

2554) “My car stopped half way there, since it had … petrol.“
A) run out of
B) run off
C) run down of
D) run away

2555) “My first name is Luca; my … is Bianchi.”

A) surname
B) name
C) forename
D) job
2556) “I am … a new flat.”
A) looking for
B) searching at
C) looking on
D) searching in

2557) “He … in Paris today.”

A) is supposed to be
B) is supposed
C) was supposed to being
D) was supposed

2558) Il passato di “to hear” è…

A) heard
B) heared
C) heart
D) hearen

2559) “There’s something wrong with the car. I suppose it’s the …”
A) spark plug
B) spare plum
C) span plug
D) spark plum

2560) In inglese “belt” significa…

A) cinta
B) cravatta
C) nodo
D) manica

2561) “Always consult the dictionary to … the meaning of words.”

A) look up
B) look in
C) look out
D) look over

2562) “He is going … Amsterdam.”

A) to
B) at
C) from
D) of

2563) In inglese “begin” significa…

A) iniziare
B) migliore
C) dietro
D) prima

2564) “My husband comes … England.”

A) from
B) at
C) off
D) in
2565) Il participio di “to take“ è…
A) taken
B) took
C) taked
D) tooken

2566) “If I … money, I … go on holiday.“

A) had / would
B) have / would
C) would / would
D) had / will

2567) In inglese “bid” significa…

A) fare un’offerta
B) scommettere
C) mordere
D) legare

2568) “They said they were going to come, but they haven’t … yet.”
A) turned up
B) turned off
C) turned in
D) turned down

2569) In inglese “strong” significa…

A) forte
B) strada
C) ancora
D) studiare

2570) In inglese “throw” significa…

A) gettare
B) ficcare
C) nuotare
D) lacerare

2571) In inglese “bleed” significa…

A) sanguinare
B) soffiare
C) mordere
D) rompere

2572) In inglese “such” significa…

A) così
B) strada
C) studiare
D) sole

2573) “He has never broken the law or … a crime.”

A) committed
B) made
C) acted
D) done
2574) Find the best description for “cheer up”.
A) Become happy, especially after being sad
B) have fun, have a great time
C) almost ready to
D) depend on, count on, rely on

2575) In inglese “yellow” significa…

A) giallo
B) verde
C) grigio
D) bianco

2576) “A letter … arrived from Milan.”

A) has just
B) have just
C) has as soon as
D) was just

2577) “… like a toast, please.”

A) I’d
B) I’m
C) I
D) I’ve

2578) Find the best description for “break in on”.

A) interrupt
B) not understandable a joke, for example, obscure
C) not having something
D) pay for

2579) “Fred is …; he is a very old man.“

A) ninety
B) nineten
C) nineteen
D) ten-nine

2580) “If he … without her, she will never speak to him again.“
A) goes
B) will be going
C) go
D) will go

2581) “Linda always needs … money.”

A) so much
B) another
C) a few
D) too many

2582) In inglese “to deal” significa…

A) trattare
B) scavare
C) fare
D) strisciare
2583) Il passato di “to let“ è…
A) let
B) leted
C) lat
D) leten

2584) Il participio di “to fall“ è…

A) fallen
B) fellen
C) fell
D) falled

2585) “… he spoke convincingly, he didn’t persuade the boss.“

A) Although
B) In spite of
C) Since
D) Even

2586) “Some people waste food … others haven’t enough.”

A) while
B) also
C) in spite
D) when

2587) “… do you think it takes to get to the airport?”

A) How long
B) What
C) what time
D) How

2588) “I told him you … phone back later.”

A) would
B) shall
C) was going to
D) will

2589) “When she called his name he turned … .”

A) around
B) along
C) backward
D) roundly

2590) “I haven’t … Colin since I moved away.“

A) seen
B) see
C) seed
D) saw

2591) Il participio di “to bleed” è…

A) bled
B) bleeded
C) bleeden
D) bleden
2592) “I was waiting at the airport when I … the announcement.”
A) heard
B) was hearing
C) hear
D) have heard

2593) “Those workers are on strike for higher …”

A) wages
B) fees
C) sacks
D) overtime

2594) “She kissed … friend just when I was looking at ...“

A) his/her
B) him/his
C) you/them
D) hers/his

2595) “By the time Colin got to the port, he … the boat.”
A) had missed
B) have missed
C) was missing
D) missed

2596) “Colin is the man … wife won the Academy award.”

A) whose
B) whose the
C) his the
D) of who

2597) In inglese “here“ significa…

A) qui
B) lui
C) alto
D) suo

2598) In inglese “spend” significa…

A) spendere
B) seminare
C) accelerare
D) versare

2599) In inglese “spread“ significa…

A) espandere
B) sputare
C) guastare
D) rimbalzare

2600) “She’s very old. She needs someone to … her.”

A) look after
B) look at
C) look for
D) look before
2601) “If you … the key, we wouldn’t be locked out of the office.”
A) hadn’t forgotten
B) wouldn’t forget
C) didn’t forget
D) forgot

2602) In Inglese “decease” significa…

A) decedere
B) malattia
C) precedere
D) cessare

2603) “My mother wants to … that old armchair.”

A) get rid of
B) get off
C) rid off
D) read

2604) Il passato di “to lay” è…

A) laid
B) layen
C) layed
D) lawn

2605) In inglese “ship“ significa…

A) nave
B) lei
C) diversi
D) corto

2606) “We … mechanics.”

A) are
B) is
C) am
D) be

2607) Il participio di “to cast“ è…

A) cast
B) casted
C) casteen
D) casten

2608) “Mary … John.”

A) loves
B) loven
C) love
D) to love

2609) “These gloves are mine and those are …”

A) yours
B) of you
C) you
D) your
2610) In inglese “once“ significa…
A) una volta
B) solo
C) vecchio
D) oncia

2611) Il participio di “to buy” è…

A) bought
B) buyen
C) boughten
D) buyed

2612) “She’s not as pretty … her sister.”

A) as
B) than
C) so
D) that

2613) “Will you go to the beach if the weather … fine tomorrow?”

A) is
B) will be
C) is going
D) would be

2614) He managed … the right combination of authority and understanding

A) to find
B) find
C) finding
D) to finding

2615) In inglese “whole” significa…

A) tutto
B) perché
C) mentre
D) chi

2616) “Mary is getting … the car.”

A) out of
B) up
C) out
D) up of

2617) “In childhood nearly all the world is older than …”

A) oneself
B) one’s own
C) itself
D) himself

2618) Il passato di “to grow” è…

A) grew
B) grown
C) growed
D) growen
2619) “I don’t think you are in love, I think it’s just a …“
A) crush
B) hot
C) cold
D) heat

2620) Il participio di “to shake“ è…

A) shaken
B) shooken
C) shook
D) shaked

2621) Il participio di “to wake” è…

A) woken
B) waked
C) waken
D) woke

2622) Il participio di “to bear” è…

A) borne
B) beared
C) bore
D) bearen

2623) In inglese “to order” significa…

A) ordinare
B) nostro
C) una volta
D) aperto

2624) “If you cause an accident, you are … damages.“

A) liable for
B) owing for
C) allowed for
D) suited for

2625) “She likes classical music …”

A) very much
B) match
C) quite
D) many

2626) “It was really too hot … a walk.”

A) for us to have
B) that we had
C) for us to do
D) for we to have

2627) “Could you pull … to the side of the road, please, sir?”
A) over
B) out
C) about
D) off
2628) “She was able to give a … account of the accident since she had been a witness to it.”
A) first-hand
B) first-class
C) forefinger
D) preview

2629) “Would you mind … my sister for a night, until she gets the house?”
A) putting up
B) putting on
C) putting in
D) putting down

2630) Il passato di “to send” è…

A) sent
B) senden
C) sended
D) sented

2631) “It’s better to stay away from the building … the bomb explodes.”
A) just in case
B) just unless
C) just providing
D) just because

2632) In inglese “music” significa…

A) musica
B) Strumento
C) molto
D) montagna

2633) In inglese “often” significa…

A) spesso
B) vecchio
C) adesso
D) oggetto

2634) “Keep … that man, he is not reliable.”

A) an eye on
B) the eye on
C) an eye for
D) an eye to

2635) “The sunlight comes … the window.“

A) through
B) for
C) further
D) by

2636) “You’lI find Inverewe Gardens … at the end of the street.”

A) right
B) all
C) straight
D) over
2637) In inglese “only” significa…
A) solo
B) spesso
C) aperto
D) una volta

2638) In inglese “to sting” significa…

A) pungere
B) puzzare
C) rimbalzare
D) appiccicare

2639) Il participio di “to bet” è…

A) bet
B) beten
C) bit
D) beted

2640) “There’s the woman … son is at Oxford.”

A) whose
B) the whom
C) of whose
D) whom

2641) “I don’t believe … magic.”

A) in
B) at
C) for
D) to

2642) “The Vatican Radio … throughout the world.“

A) broadcasts
B) projects
C) presents
D) receives

2643) “That shirt is too tight, you … try on a larger size.”

A) had better
B) would do better
C) would have better
D) will do better

2644) “We must get this project … the ground.“

A) off
B) onto
C) in
D) to

2645) “What’s the matter … you?“

A) with
B) by
C) from
D) of
2646) “He is looking at … dress.“
A) her
B) she
C) he
D) here

2647) “He enjoys … to do anything he likes.”

A) being able
B) to be able
C) that he is able
D) for being able

2648) “Have you ever…to England?”

A) been
B) gone
C) visited
D) were

2649) Il passato di “to stand” è…

A) stood
B) stud
C) standen
D) standed

2650) “… money have we got left?”

A) How much
B) How many
C) What much
D) Which

2651) “I … him for 10 years.”

A) have known
B) known
C) know
D) knowed

2652) Il passato di “to kneel” è…

A) knelt
B) kneelen
C) knelted
D) kneeled

2653) In inglese “tail” significa…

A) coda
B) sicuro
C) tavolo
D) prendere

2654) In inglese “to grow” significa…

A) crescere
B) mano
C) metà
D) gruppo
2655) Find the best description for “at the drop of a hat”.
A) quickly, without any preparation time
B) be late, be in a hurry
C) over a long period of time
D) discard, no longer have

2656) “I’m not used … dinner at 7 pm.”

A) to having
B) having
C) have
D) to have

2657) “After the storm, the terminal is now returning … .”

A) to normal
B) to the normal
C) to the norm
D) back normal

2658) “English isn’t as difficult … German.”

A) as
B) than
C) of
D) to

2659) “Colin was born … 11 am … the twenty third of February.”

A) at; on
B) on; on
C) at; for
D) at the; on

2660) “He still insists … adopting that solution.”

A) on
B) for
C) in
D) at

2661) Il passato di “to write” è…

A) wrote
B) writen
C) writ
D) writed

2662) “She was extremely … about his bad behaviour.”

A) annoyed
B) nervous
C) dried
D) upsetting

2663) In inglese “which“ significa…

A) quale
B) ovest
C) dove
D) mentre
2664) In inglese “among” significa…
A) tra
B) sempre
C) qualunque
D) risposta

2665) “My car isn’t here; I think … stolen.”

A) it’s been
B) it can be
C) it is
D) it had been

2666) In inglese “thousand” significa…

A) mille
B) quelli
C) pensiero
D) attraverso

2667) “The Colosseum … built by the Romans.”

A) was
B) is
C) had been
D) could be

2668) In inglese “than” significa…

A) di
B) loro
C) dieci
D) insegnare

2669) In inglese “land” significa…

A) terra
B) ultimo
C) sapere
D) grande

2670) In inglese “mow” significa…

A) falciare
B) sopraffare
C) incontrare
D) pagare

2671) Find the best description for “break up”.

A) end a relationship, for example
B) not disturb
C) confused
D) disassemble

2672) Find the best description for “brush up on”.

A) review, study, practice
B) clean the house
C) speak more loudly
D) constantly, for a long time
2673) Quale delle seguenti frasi è la migliore traduzione dell’espressione “prendere piede”?
A) to catch on
B) to turn down
C) to take in
D) to be on

2674) “Your tooth is aching? I’ll look it … now.”

A) over
B) in
C) direct
D) at

2675) Il participio di “to sting” è…

A) stung
B) stinged
C) stungen
D) stingen

2676) “The ships have … reached the Suez Canal.”

A) already
B) for
C) yet
D) still

2677) Quale forma è quella corretta?

A) John runs
B) John rans
C) John run
D) John runned

2678) “I didn’t feel like walking, so I came home … a taxi.”

A) in
B) at
C) to
D) onto

2679) “He … dinner, when I … in the room.”

A) was eating / came
B) was eating / was coming
C) was eating / had come
D) ate / came

2680) “Today I … three letters and finished my homework and it’s only lunch time!”
A) have written
B) had written
C) wrote
D) write

2681) When you … him tomorrow, you will think he is ten years older.
A) see
B) will see
C) would see
D) are going to see
2682) Come tradurresti la frase "Sono le due meno venti"
A) it’s twenty to two
B) it’s twenty at two
C) it’s twenty past two
D) it is the two less twenty

2683) “I have to go … the bank today to change some money.”

A) to
B) at
C) by
D) in

2684) The exam was … difficult. I couldn’t do any of it.

A) seriously
B) fluently
C) exactly
D) real

2685) “You look really tired! What … ?”

A) have you been doing
B) were you doing
C) did you do
D) you are doing

2686) As soon as the lecture ends, I am going to…

A) reorganize my notes
B) close the water- meter
C) put the magazine aside
D) start sleeping

2687) “ … many cousins have you got?”

A) how
B) much
C) some
D) lot

2688) Inserisci la preposizione esatta "I had a drink with John … saturday"
A) on
B) in
C) by
D) at

2689) "Would you like to be … actor?"

A) an
B) some
C) a
D) few

2690) Qual è la risposta corretta della frase: What’s the weather like today?
A) sunny
B) on my desk
C) delicious
D) light blue
2691) Come tradurresti la frase "Today, the internet connection is rather slow"?
A) oggi la connessione ad internet è piuttosto lenta
B) oggi la connessione ad internet non è affatto lenta
C) oggi internet va piano
D) oggi la connessione non è lenta

2692) Qual è la risposta corretta per la frase: "Do you live in Italy?"
A) no, i don’t
B) no, i doesn’t
C) i don’t know
D) i didn’t

2693) In inglese “concern” significa…

A) riguardare
B) conseguire
C) concertista
D) rimproverare

2694) There is a bus station directly … the entrance.

A) opposite
B) at
C) on
D) of

2695) Indicare la frase esatta:

A) i go to jack’s every day
B) i go jack’s every day
C) i go at jack’s every day
D) i goes from jack’s every day

2696) "It’s sometimes … when you have to ask people for money"
A) embarrassing
B) embarrassed
C) embarass
D) embarrasses

2697) He is … .
A) an artist
B) of artist
C) artist
D) artistically

2698) “Can I take my ... off?”

A) shoes
B) shoses
C) shos
D) shuse

2699) "The room hadn’t been cleaned for ages. It was really …"
A) disgusting
B) disgusted
C) disgusty
D) disgust
2700) "He was … than his wife by twenty years"
A) older
B) short
C) young
D) more old

2701) They don’t allow … in the hall.

A) smoking
B) to smoke
C) smoke
D) to smoking

2702) Is it … that he will arrive before six?

A) likely
B) like
C) probably
D) eventually

2703) Three new factories … this year.

A) have been built
B) were built
C) built
D) has built

2704) After Peter … his breakfast, he went to work.

A) had finished
B) was finishing
C) finishing
D) has finished

2705) In quale delle seguenti frasi, il genitivo sassone è inserito correttamente se intendo tradurre "Il padre di Anna"
A) Anna’s father
B) the father’s of Anna
C) Anna father’s
D) the father of Anna’s

2706) The animals … by a loud noise.

A) were frightened
B) were frightening
C) has been frightened
D) frightened

2707) "I enjoy … alone"

A) being
B) be
C) were
D) when

2708) “... hat is this?”

A) whose
B) who
C) the
D) where
2709) “The nurse stood ... the doctor.”
A) beside
B) side
C) on
D) about

2710) In inglese, il plurale della parola "computer" è…

A) computers
B) computern
C) computeres
D) computer

2711) “John likes … English class very much.”

A) his
B) her
C) their
D) them

2712) The streets are wet. …?

A) Has it been raining
B) Was it raining
C) had it rained
D) Did it rain

2713) “It doesn’t … if we arrive a bit late.”

A) matter
B) mind
C) problem
D) worry

2714) Come tradurresti la frase "Egli non mi scrive dal Giugno scorso"
A) he hasn’t written to me since last june
B) he hadn’t wrote from last june
C) he didn’t written to me since last june
D) he doesn’t write since june

2715) “Look ... there are in that field!"

A) how many sheep
B) how much sheep
C) many sheep
D) how many sheeps

2716) How do you … your parents?

A) get on with
B) look up a word
C) look forward to
D) look out

2717) "Have you got … camera?"

A) a
B) an
C) some
D) in
2718) “China’s economy … estimated 9.8% in 2005, much faster than expected.”
A) grew an
B) sold
C) diverted
D) broke out

2719) She … to the office next Monday.

A) will return
B) return
C) has return
D) did return

2720) "I was … when I heard about the tsunami"

A) horrified
B) horrifying
C) horrible
D) horrify

2721) Forty significa…

A) 40
B) 14
C) 4
D) 44

2722) She has been … the USA … three years.

A) in / for
B) at / for
C) on / for
D) in / since

2723) In inglese “amount” significa…

A) quantità
B) monte
C) scarsità
D) collina

2724) “chi scrisse via col vento?”

A) who wrote gone with the wind?
B) who did write gone with the wind?
C) who writed gone with the wind?
D) whose written gone with the wind?

2725) When I … gone, they arrived

A) had
B) have
C) am
D) be

2726) Qual è il pronome possessivo della terza persona plurale?

A) their
B) them
C) they
D) this
2727) We don’t want to leave early but they … .
A) do
B) have
C) are
D) does

2728) "It’s been raining … I got up this morning"

A) since
B) as
C) for
D) from

2729) “Sorry, but I didn’t do it…”

A) on purpose
B) by purpose
C) to purpose
D) of purpose

2730) “I wonder if … opening the door.”

A) you’d mind
B) you mind
C) you were to
D) you’re minding

2731) "I’m not satisfied with what he did… "

A) he should have done better
B) he can’t job well
C) i like his work
D) so go to cinema

2732) Tom will mend the window when … home.

A) he comes
B) does he come
C) he is coming
D) he come

2733) They … the jewellery by hand.

A) craft
B) do
C) have
D) engineer

2734) Come tradurresti la frase "Ci congratulammo tutti con lui"

A) we all congratulated him
B) we all congratulation to him
C) we all have congratulate him
D) we congratulate all with at him

2735) “Nobody here can … .”

A) swim
B) swam
C) swum
D) swem
2736) A: Your hair needs …, doesn’t it? B: Yes, I’m getting it … this weekend.
A) to be cut / cut
B) cutting / to be cut
C) be cut / cutting
D) cutting / be cut

2737) Come tradurresti la frase "Dove vai questa sera?"

A) where are you going tonight?
B) where is you going tonight?
C) what are you going tonight?
D) where do you go tonight?

2738) Inserisci la parola corretta "What time … to bed?"

A) do you usually go
B) are you usually going
C) are you usually gone
D) is your

2739) If this hat is …, where have you put …?

A) his/hers
B) your/mine
C) mine/her
D) ours/their

2740) That office has been … by our department

A) taken over
B) taken away
C) taken after
D) taken in

2741) Children are not interested … politics.

A) in
B) at
C) on
D) by

2742) I don’t like the … of you.

A) likes
B) as
C) like
D) same

2743) Indicare la forma esatta del plurale di: lady

A) ladies
B) ladyes
C) ladys
D) ladyses

2744) In inglese "till" significa…

A) finché
B) poi
C) questo
D) anche
2745) Quale parola non è collegata con le altre?
A) customer
B) policeman
C) teacher
D) waiter

2746) "… of the glasses were broken.”

A) most
B) little
C) much
D) when

2747) what’s the meaning of : He’s very calculating.

A) he is scheming
B) He is good at managing a business.
C) He is good at running games.
D) He is good at mathematics.

2748) The business has failed … unfavourable market conditions

A) owing to
B) because
C) owing
D) in spite of

2749) Qual è il sinonimo della parola "culpable"

A) guilty
B) innocent
C) judgeable
D) bad

2750) “We cannot call ourselves civilised ... we stop killing animals for sport.”
A) until
B) while
C) if not
D) as soon as

2751) He … hands with Susan when she came in.

A) shook
B) shake
C) shakes
D) will shake

2752) Inserisci la parola corretta nella frase "I’ve seen … good films recently"
A) some
B) a
C) the
D) low

2753) Scegli l’ordine corretto delle parole

A) what is the movie about?
B) about what the movie is?
C) what about is the movie?
D) about what is the movie?
2754) He hadn’t … when I visited him at the hospital
A) recovered
B) covered
C) gone well
D) hailed

2755) Gloria is a good dancer. She dances … .

A) well
B) goodly
C) very good
D) good

2756) Qual è la risposta corretta per la frase: I’ve got a new job!
A) have you?
B) are you?
C) is it?
D) were you?

2757) … the nineties a lot of money was made on the stock exchange.
A) During
B) While
C) When
D) At

2758) In Inglese "bug" significa…

A) insetto
B) macchinetta
C) ballo
D) coniglio

2759) Would you mind … me the figures, please?

A) showing
B) to show
C) show
D) showed

2760) Qual è l’esatto ordine delle parole nella seguente frase? [1] Always [2] friends [3] are [4] their [5] they [6] with
A) 5-3-1-6-4-2
B) 1-5-3-6-4-2
C) 4-2-3-1-6-5
D) 2-4-3-5-6-1

2761) He lives in the apartment … me.

A) above
B) up
C) on
D) on top of

2762) “There are some differences … british english and american english”
A) between
B) in
C) to
D) if
2763) Seventy significa…
A) 70
B) 7
C) 17
D) 77

2764) Come tradurresti la frase "This morning I didn’t wake up because the alarm clock was broken"?
A) questa mattina non mi sono svegliato perché la sveglia era rotta
B) questa mattina non mi sono svegliato
C) questa mattina la sveglia era rotta
D) questa mattina svegliandomi ho rotto la sveglia

2765) Inserire il pronome nella frase "Are … your cases?"

A) those
B) some
C) this
D) that

2766) … this city has a lot of problems, I wouldn’t live anywhere else.
A) Although
B) If
C) Anyway
D) Why

2767) “i haven’t seen him … last week.”

A) since
B) because
C) another
D) at

2768) Come tradurresti la frase "Ci andammo ancora"

A) we went there again
B) we went there more
C) we went there yet
D) we go again

2769) Well, come on, let’s go. We’re … time talking

A) wasting
B) using
C) consuming
D) running

2770) Indicare la forma esatta del plurale di: wolf

A) wolves
B) wolfes
C) wolfs
D) wolfed

2771) For the last two years, life … very expensive.

A) has been
B) was
C) will be
D) is
2772) “I had lost my key but I managed to climb … the house through the window.”
A) into
B) by
C) at
D) from

2773) Come tradurresti la frase: andammo alla festa per divertirci

A) we went to the party to enjoy ourselves
B) we went to the party for enjoying ourselves
C) we went to the party and enjoyed ourselves
D) we go to the party to enjoy ourselves

2774) Come tradurresti la frase "Quanto è distante casa tua da qui?"

A) how far is your house from here?
B) how is you home near?
C) how much space is from here to yours?
D) how is distance your home from here?

2775) I wanted to … to you yesterday.

A) speak
B) speaking
C) spoke
D) spoken

2776) “This is my sister; do you know … name?”

A) her
B) his
C) its
D) whose

2777) In inglese "horse" significa…

A) cavallo
B) gatto
C) topo
D) gallo

2778) In Inglese "youth" significa…

A) gioventù
B) voialtri
C) voi stessi
D) adolesciente

2779) Qual è il significato del termine "pedestrian"?

A) pedone
B) pedalare
C) pestare
D) perdonare

2780) That was the … film I have ever seen in my life.

A) worst
B) bad
C) badest
D) bader
2781) … we arrive, we can eat something.
A) When
B) If
C) How
D) Where

2782) “What time … it open?”

A) does
B) do
C) have
D) has

2783) I was doing 160 Km/h on the motorway when I … by a police car.”
A) was stopped
B) stopped
C) had stopped
D) was stopping

2784) "This plant is a very rare …"

A) species
B) spice
C) spacy
D) kinds

2785) Quale frase completa la seguente "Does it snow often here?"

A) no, it’s years since it snowed here
B) no, it’s years he doesn’t snow
C) no, it’s years that it not snow
D) no, they are not snowed in years

2786) … Peter nor I was able to drive home.

A) Neither
B) Not only
C) Nor
D) Either

2787) That instrument consists … five parts to be assembled

A) of
B) by
C) on
D) in

2788) The Prime Minister went to the airport…

A) to see the Queen off
B) to see the Queen out
C) to see the Queen away
D) to see the Queen in

2789) In which part … the head do you get the pain?

A) of
B) on
C) in
D) over
2790) Come tradurresti la frase: dove nacque Giorgio?
A) where was giorgio born?
B) where was born giorgio?
C) where do born giorgio?
D) where giorgio came from?

2791) I’ve decided to … for yoga classes.

A) put my name down
B) put name
C) accept
D) take up

2792) In 1980 he … to New York where he started a new company.

A) moved
B) moves
C) move
D) had moved

2793) "... is the right answer to this question, do you know?"

A) what
B) what’s
C) where
D) when

2794) We … when a loud knock woke us up

A) were sleeping
B) had slept
C) are sleeping
D) slept

2795) In inglese "road" significa…

A) strada
B) lettura
C) piazza
D) poi

2796) If you need …, just ask.

A) something
B) a thing
C) nothing
D) everything

2797) “The radio is a bit loud. Can you … a bit, please?”

A) turn it down
B) turn it up
C) turn it on
D) turn up

2798) "I tried to catch James but I couldn’t. He … very fast"

A) was running
B) had been running
C) has run
D) has been running
2799) Inserisci la preposizione esatta "I’m driving … Scotland"
A) to
B) for
C) at
D) by

2800) Indicare la frase corretta

A) a friend of mine
B) a mine friend
C) a friend of me
D) a friend of myself

2801) "As it was late, we decided … a taxi home"

A) to take
B) taking
C) took
D) take

2802) Indicare la frase corretta

A) you have never been to london, have you?
B) you have never been to london, did you?
C) you have never been to london, haven’t you?
D) you was in the london, haven’t you?

2803) “He told me he … in Rome for three months”

A) had been
B) went
C) has gone
D) is been

2804) The bank was … yesterday and robbed of millions of pounds

A) held up
B) held down
C) held to
D) held out

2805) In inglese "shell" significa…

A) conchiglia
B) gasolio
C) benzina
D) frutti di mare

2806) Mount Everest is … highest mountain in the world.

A) the
B) most
C) top
D) as

2807) Indicare la frase corretta

A) how long have you been living in rome?
B) how long do you live in rome?
C) how long are you living in rome?
D) how much will you live in rome?
2808) "I enjoyed the match. It was quite …"
A) exciting
B) excited
C) excite
D) exit

2809) The operator said she would … to him

A) put me through
B) link me
C) connect
D) put me over

2810) Nice to meet you, let’s …!

A) keep in touch
B) maintain contacts
C) keep on touch
D) catch contact

2811) Roast beef or roast lamb? I can’t…

A) choose
B) chose
C) choice
D) chase

2812) “Do you see the guy … the dark glasses?”

A) wearing
B) carrying
C) putting
D) having

2813) Indica la forma corretta

A) she plays the piano very well
B) she well plays a piano very
C) she plays a piano very good
D) she play good piano

2814) “What time … to bed during the week?”

A) do you go
B) are you go
C) went you go
D) you are going

2815) “The answer … his question is "yes"!”

A) to
B) on
C) in
D) from

2816) “Are you afraid … dogs?”

A) of
B) for
C) about
D) from
2817) "She’s got so … money, she doesn’t know what to do with it"
A) much
B) many
C) a lot of
D) are

2818) "Do you easily get …?"

A) embarrassed
B) embarrassing
C) embarass
D) embarrasses

2819) Qual è la risposta corretta alla seguente domanda: have you got any news for me?
A) no, I haven’t got any
B) no, excuse me
C) no, I haven’t got no
D) no, anyone

2820) What’s for supper? - We … lamb. It’s in the oven.

A) are having
B) would have
C) had
D) might have

2821) Susan … up at seven o’clock and goes to bed at eleven.

A) gets
B) goes
C) wake
D) can

2822) I felt so embarrassed. … was laughing at me.

A) Everyone
B) Anyone
C) No one
D) Something

2823) Leonard won’t come here … it rains tomorrow.

A) if
B) will
C) because
D) and

2824) If you need advice, Mr. Wisdom is the person you should talk to. If you need advice, Mr. Wisdom is the person ….
A) to talk to
B) being talked to
C) talking to
D) should talk to

2825) He appears … on the project at the moment

A) to be working
B) to have worked
C) to be worked
D) to work
2826) “My mobile phone is ... new”
A) brand
B) the same
C) another
D) red

2827) "He … a boy"

A) is
B) were
C) are
D) say

2828) “I was about … when the phone rang.”

A) to leave
B) leave
C) to leaving
D) left

2829) Come tradurresti la frase: Trova un altro posto dove parcheggiare la tua auto.
A) find another place to park your car
B) take tour car and go away from this street
C) put your car away
D) go away with your car

2830) “Would you mind … me that pencil?”

A) passing
B) to pass to
C) pass
D) that you should pass

2831) “They didn’t … their sister come in”

A) hear
B) feel
C) listen
D) overhear

2832) “He said he would … before finally deciding”

A) think it over
B) think it up
C) think it above
D) think it on

2833) Indica l’opzione corretta

A) this time tomorrow, i will be in tokyo
B) this time tomorrow, i am in tokyo
C) this time tomorrow, i am being in tokyo
D) this time tomorrow, i have being in tokyo

2834) “I have another ... in my garage”

A) car
B) person
C) house
D) street
2835) In Inglese "meal" significa…
A) pasto
B) cattivo
C) vivanda
D) cibo

2836) Il contrario di "beautiful" è…

A) ugly
B) low
C) soft
D) slow

2837) The final decision doesn’t depend … the boss

A) on
B) from
C) of
D) to

2838) Qual è la risposta corretta per la domanda "The gender of these words is different. Which word is different from the others?"
A) girl
B) brother
C) boy
D) boyfriend

2839) Scegli l’ordine corretto delle parole

A) he dances the waltz beautifully
B) he beautifully dances the waltz
C) he dances beautifully the waltz
D) he dances the beautifully waltz

2840) Completa la frase con il comparativo dell’aggettivo tra parentesi. Anna is (happy) than Paola.
A) anna is happier than paola
B) anna is happyer than paola
C) anna is most happyness than paola
D) anna is a few happy than paola

2841) "John’s away at the moment. He is … holiday … France"

A) on;in
B) on;on
C) on;at
D) from;to

2842) Indicare la giusta preposizione "John lives … a small flat"

A) in
B) on
C) of
D) onto

2843) "I haven’t been to London ... five years"

A) for
B) away
C) at
D) since
2844) She … anything urgent last Friday, so she decided to leave the office early.
A) didn’t have to do
B) didn’t had to do
C) haven’t to do
D) mustn’t do

2845) “The house … fast, so we broke a window to get out”

A) was burning
B) burn
C) is burning
D) burns

2846) “I’m sorry. I haven’t done my report … .”

A) yet
B) up to the now
C) already
D) any more

2847) How do you get … home to your school?

A) from
B) to
C) into
D) at

2848) “Yesterday we ... dinner at 8 pm”

A) had
B) eat
C) had eat
D) have

2849) The kidnappers said that they … his daughter if he …. pay the ransom
A) would kill – didn’t
B) would kill – don’t
C) had killed – had not
D) will kill – didn’t

2850) Inserisci la preposizione esatta "I’m staying with friends in London … four days"
A) for
B) of
C) from
D) at

2851) "Jack and Carl stood in front of the mirror and looked at …"
A) themselves
B) one other
C) theyself
D) them

2852) Indicare la forma esatta del plurale di: city

A) cities
B) cityes
C) citys
D) citysed
2853) I was about to fall down when someone … me
A) grabbed
B) joined
C) catches
D) picked

2854) “I’m afraid I haven’t got ….”

A) any scissors
B) a scissor
C) some scissor
D) scissor

2855) “These gloves are mine and those are …”

A) yours
B) of you
C) you
D) your

2856) You ought … a holiday

A) to take
B) take
C) be taking
D) have taken

2857) "Jane and George … since may"

A) have been married
B) are married
C) marry
D) are marry

2858) Come tradurresti la frase "Egli verrà la prossima settimana"

A) he is coming next week
B) he will back next week
C) he is going to caming next week
D) it will go the next week

2859) … television since 5 o’clock?

A) Have they been watching
B) Are they watching
C) Do they watch
D) Did they watch

2860) "What sort of films … ?"

A) do you like?
B) are you liking?
C) do you likes?
D) you liked?

2861) "He had … hands tied behind his back"

A) both
B) such
C) one
D) some
2862) You aren’t concentrating on your work. What are you thinking …?
A) about
B) on
C) with
D) to

2863) I expect you … good school results.

A) to get
B) getting
C) get
D) to getting

2864) The telephone … by Bell in 1876.

A) was invented
B) is invented
C) has invented
D) has been invented

2865) "We are leaving here … three days"

A) in
B) on
C) from
D) when

2866) “you can find the park … the end of the street”
A) at
B) on
C) over
D) in

2867) “The milk … at 8 o’clock the following morning.”

A) was delivered
B) delivered
C) was delivering
D) is delivered

2868) Let me know about your travel arrangements. "arrangements" significa

A) plans
B) means
C) reservations
D) intentions

2869) “I left my laptop … .”

A) at home
B) sometime
C) it’s red
D) the same

2870) Indicare la frase corretta

A) wait for me. I’m coming
B) wait for me. I’m arriving
C) wait for me. I’ve arrived
D) wait me. I had arrived
2871) “The traffic is so bad nowadays that it’s sometimes faster to move … foot .”
A) on
B) by
C) in
D) at

2872) “She doesn’t enjoy … at night.”

A) driving
B) drive
C) drove
D) in drive

2873) The light bulb needs … .

A) changing
B) to change
C) change
D) to changing

2874) “The president, … 68, is retiring next year.”

A) who is
B) which is
C) whose
D) whom is

2875) “If we are not back by midnight we … out.”

A) will be locked
B) are locked
C) will be lock
D) will had locked

2876) “I was outside while the phone was …

A) ringing
B) there
C) at time
D) sometime

2877) "The lunch smells …"

A) good
B) well done
C) well
D) none

2878) Why is … sitting in the dark?

A) she
B) we
C) you
D) I

2879) I’m … forward to meeting her very much.

A) looking
B) fallen
C) trying
D) giving
2880) “How many people ... in your family?”
A) are there
B) are they
C) is it
D) is

2881) "Stop … !"

A) talking
B) talk
C) talked
D) speak

2882) “… your best friend sometimes go on holiday with you?”

A) Does
B) Do
C) Have
D) had

2883) The lack of security in parts of the country doesn’t encourage people … there.
A) to invest
B) investing
C) to investing
D) invest

2884) In Inglese "seal" significa…

A) foca
B) pasto
C) tricheco
D) onda

2885) Indicare la forma esatta del plurale di: man

A) men
B) meen
C) man
D) mans

2886) 10.000 cars … next year.

A) will be produced
B) produced
C) are produced
D) will produce

2887) Come tradurresti la frase "I’ve been looking for you for ages!"
A) ti ho cercato per secoli!
B) ti ho guardato tanto negli ultimi anni!
C) sono stato a vederti giocare!
D) ho cercato di capire la tua età!

2888) In inglese "fish" significa…

A) pesce
B) pane
C) topo
D) carne
2889) “It’s nice to go for a walk … a summer evening.”
A) in
B) on
C) at
D) by

2890) “Mr. Black … see me yesterday”

A) had to
B) must
C) ought
D) may

2891) “I went to buy some Christmas presents but … was too expensive.”
A) everything
B) anything
C) something
D) nothing

2892) “I travel a lot in my job, … to Europe.”

A) mainly
B) nearly
C) really
D) exactly

2893) “They prefer … at home in the evening”

A) staying
B) stay
C) of staying
D) to staying

2894) “I have travelled a lot by plane but I have never seen a … .”

A) cockpit
B) cellar
C) barn
D) spar

2895) “look! The house is … fire”

A) on
B) by
C) in
D) some

2896) “I always go … a walk with my dog in the morning.”

A) for
B) on
C) at
D) out

2897) I’m afraid … spiders, they are horrible

A) of
B) by
C) from
D) for
2898) Indica l’opzione corretta
A) we are playing
B) we is playing
C) we are plaing
D) we am playing

2899) “Newspapers reported that a plane had been… .”

A) hijacked
B) gagged
C) disrupted
D) outraged

2900) “As soon as the lecture ends, I am going to … .”

A) reorganize my notes
B) close the water- meter
C) put the magazine aside
D) start sleeping

2901) Indica l’opzione corretta

A) he’s probably lost her number
B) he probably has lost her number
C) he probably’s lost her number
D) he have probably losted her number

2902) “I don’t mind your baking a cake, but just make sure you … everything … when you’ve finished.”
A) put /away
B) take / off
C) put / out
D) take / back

2903) “I’ve…. him since I was a little girl.”

A) known
B) met
C) see
D) cut

2904) Inserire il presente indicativo del verbo "parlare" nella frase "He … with Fred"
A) speaks
B) speakt
C) spoke
D) speak

2905) “The examination consists … two parts.”

A) of
B) on
C) in
D) at

2906) “The car … won the race was not a Ferrari.”

A) which
B) whose
C) who
D) whom
2907) “Yesterday I … to the town centre to buy a present for my girlfriend.”
A) went
B) have gone
C) had gone
D) have been going

2908) Qual è la frase giusta?

A) The army is not fit for any more battles.
B) The army is no fit in with any more battles.
C) The army is not fit to any more battles.
D) The army is not fit by any more battles.

2909) “They say the universe is expanding all the time. So, The universe is supposed … all the time.”
A) to be expanding
B) expanding
C) to have expanded
D) to have been expanded

2910) “Wait a minute, I’ll …”

A) be right back
B) to be back later
C) be back early
D) coming right back

2911) “… your grandmother … leave school when she was only fourteen?”
A) Did / have to
B) Will / have to
C) Won’t / have
D) Are / having to

2912) “The curved bar above the front wheel of a bicycle which controls the direction in which it goes is the … .”
A) handlebars
B) crew
C) pedal
D) berth

2913) Indicare la forma esatta del plurale di: church

A) churches
B) churchs
C) church
D) churched

2914) "We haven’t got much time. We … hurry."

A) must
B) needn’t
C) have
D) when

2915) “He … us that he would be here later.”

A) told
B) said
C) ask
D) relate
2916) I … many people at the dinner party last night.
A) met
B) knew
C) known
D) watched

2917) “This reminds me … my first trip to Italy.”

A) of
B) at
C) in
D) to

2918) Indicare la forma esatta del plurale di: roof

A) roofs
B) rooves
C) rofs
D) roofed

2919) Quale, tra le seguenti, è un’ alternativa a: “Peter Brown was the sole survivor of the air crash.”
A) He was the only person who wasn’t killed in the crash.
B) He was the only person who was killed in the crash.
C) He was the first person to reach the scene of the crash.
D) He was the only one to blame for the crash.

2920) “The earth goes … the sun.”

A) round
B) over
C) on
D) to

2921) “Yesterday I went to the barber’s to … .”

A) have my hair cut
B) get cut
C) cutting my hair
D) get cut my hair

2922) “I … eat pizza on Sundays, it’s my favourite food.”

A) always
B) don’t
C) rarely
D) never

2923) Quale parola non è collegata alle altre?

A) dishwasher
B) washbasin
C) towel
D) bidet

2924) “I was ... for dinner.”

A) late
B) fast
C) very
D) orange
2925) “He was mowing the lawn when I ... him yesterday.”
A) saw
B) had seen
C) was seeing
D) have seen

2926) In Inglese "soul" significa…

A) anima
B) suola
C) suora
D) spirito

2927) Come si traduce la frase: "dopo il lavoro vado a casa"?

A) after work I go home
B) after work I go in home
C) after work I go in home
D) after had worked I go at home

2928) "I would like to go home now. It … late"

A) is getting
B) gets
C) will gets
D) got

2929) “You … pick those flowers; Mary wiII be really angry.”

A) had better not
B) were better not
C) were better
D) had not better

2930) "Have you been learning english … a long time?"

A) for
B) since
C) until
D) at

2931) “Sorry I’m late. … for a long time?”

A) Have you been waiting
B) were you waiting
C) Did you wait
D) had you waited

2932) Indica l’opzione corretta

A) I’ll only tell you, if you can keep a secret
B) if you can keep a secret, I would tell you
C) you can’t keep a secret, if I did tell you
D) you can’t keep a secret, if I did telling you

2933) “The next time I will come with my ... car.”

A) own
B) a
C) at
D) very
2934) "... does it take to get to the station ... the suburbs?"
A) how long;from
B) what;for
C) when;to
D) who long;from

2935) “The cookies taste … .”

A) good
B) much
C) well
D) beautifully

2936) Come tradurresti la frase "Vuoi ancora del formaggio?"

A) would you like more cheese?
B) will you have still cheese?
C) will you have yet cheese?
D) want again few cheese?

2937) Qual è il participio passato del verbo "to drink"?

A) drunk
B) drank
C) dronk
D) dronked

2938) “Telling her or not depends … you completely.”

A) on
B) by
C) from
D) for

2939) In Inglese "take in" significa…

A) capire appieno
B) portare via
C) assicurarsi
D) atterrare

2940) Quale forma è quella corretta?

A) it is going to rain
B) it are going to rain
C) it is rain
D) it had rain

2941) “Oxford is not ... London.”

A) as big as
B) so big like
C) bigger then
D) bigger like

2942) “I don t know who … apple juice.”

A) likes
B) like
C) do like
D) do likes
2943) “What did you have … lunch?”
A) for
B) in
C) on
D) inside

2944) “Does the new ambassador … an interpreter?”

A) need
B) needs
C) needed
D) will need

2945) “I hope you … for not being truthful to you.”

A) forgive me
B) forbid me
C) forget me
D) forsake me

2946) “Where … when you move to Leeds?”

A) will you be living
B) have you been living
C) are you living
D) do you live

2947) The plane never … . It stayed in the airport.

A) took off
B) took up
C) took down
D) took in

2948) “… I say something, she always disagrees.”

A) Whenever
B) Whatever
C) Unless
D) Whatsoever

2949) “She’s tired because she … all day.”

A) has been shopping
B) shops
C) shopped
D) has shopped

2950) “You seem …a jazz fan.”

A) to be
B) liking
C) are
D) to himself

2951) Come tradurresti la frase: "il mio colore preferito è il viola"?

A) my favorite color is purple
B) my favorite color is indigo
C) mine favorite color is purple
D) purple is mine favorites color
2952) “This pie is … .”
A) delicious
B) another one
C) time
D) very

2953) Indica l’opzione corretta

A) we won’t know what to do until we get the results
B) when we get the results we won’t know what to do
C) we won’t know how to do after we get the results
D) when we had the results we don’t know to doing

2954) “You are slowly … his behaviour.”

A) getting used to
B) accustomed to
C) get used to
D) accustoming

2955) “Jane’s dress is the same … Mary’s.”

A) as
B) of
C) like
D) then

2956) “I can’t find the ... of my car.”

A) keys
B) where
C) same
D) color

2957) Qual è la risposta corretta della frase: What’s your favorite color?
A) red
B) now
C) an apple
D) this morning

2958) Indicare la forma esatta del plurale di: hero

A) heroes
B) heros
C) heroeses
D) heroed

2959) “Did you pay … cash?”

A) in
B) on
C) at
D) from

2960) Quale, tra le seguenti, è un’ alternativa a questa frase e non cambia il significato: “He loves creating stories for his child.”
A) He loves making up stories for his child.
B) He loves making over stories for his child.
C) He loves making out stories for his child.
D) He loves making of with stories for his child.
2961) Come tradurresti la frase "I bambini hanno freddo"
A) the children are cold
B) children is cold
C) the child are cold
D) the kids have cold

2962) Sostituisci il soggetto ed oggetto con i pronomi corretti nella frase: “Mr Watson said that the mystery was over.”
A) he/it
B) he/she
C) she/she
D) they/it

2963) Come tradurresti la frase "Non è ancora venuto"

A) he has not come yet
B) he has no more come
C) he has not again come
D) he not again come

2964) Indicare la risposta giusta "does your mother live in London?"

A) no, she doesn’t. She lives in paris
B) no, she don’t. She live in paris
C) no, she does not. She live in paris
D) no, she is not. She live in paris

2965) Charlie is a snob; he always … everyone

A) looks down on
B) looks up to
C) looks towards
D) looks forward to

2966) Quale, tra le seguenti, è un’ alternativa alla frase tra parentesi e non cambia il significato: Building that new fireplace [has worn me out].
A) has made me really tired
B) has made me angry
C) has weared me out
D) has worn mine out

2967) Qual è il significato della frase "You mustn’t use a dictionary in the test!"
A) non devi usare il dizionario nel test!
B) non puoi usare il dizionario nel test!
C) non possono usare il dizionario nel test!
D) non vi ho detto di usare il questionario nel test!

2968) “I told him … so bad-tempered.”

A) not to be
B) not being
C) not to have been
D) not be

2969) Come tradurresti la frase: potrebbe darmi delle informazioni?

A) could you give me some information?
B) could you give me some informations?
C) could you give me an information?
D) could you tell me some information?
2970) “The doctor will be ready to see you … half an hour.”
A) in
B) between
C) with
D) at

2971) “… my opinion the film was great.”

A) in
B) by
C) on
D) about

2972) “Susan is much prettier … Hilary.”

A) than
B) as
C) is
D) that

2973) “Did you come here … bus or … foot?”

A) by;on
B) in;on
C) by;by
D) on;on

2974) “Pete and I … for over six month.”

A) have been going out
B) go out
C) went out
D) are gone

2975) Owing to the bad weather, the garden party was …

A) called off
B) called out
C) called through
D) called away

2976) L’espressione "to get on well with someone" può essere tradotta con:
A) andare d’accordo con qualcuno
B) istruire bene qualcuno
C) volere bene a qualcuno
D) ricevere complimenti da qualcuno

2977) “Nobody enjoys … get up at five o’clock in the morning.”

A) having to
B) has to
C) have to
D) will have to

2978) “He … his job properly because a lot of gas escaped.”

A) can’t have done
B) must have done
C) was able to do
D) shouldn’t do
2979) “No one heard him … for help.”
A) call
B) to call
C) called
D) to calling

2980) “We should help everyone as much as possible because we often need help … .”
A) ourselves
B) themselves
C) yourselves
D) himself

2981) The house is going ….

A) to be knocked down
B) to knock down
C) to been knocked down
D) knocking down

2982) Tradurre la seguente frase idiomatica: " It’s a piece of cake "
A) Facile come bere un bicchier d’acqua
B) Fare qualcosa di inutile
C) È inutile piangere sul latte versato
D) Una situazione rischios

2983) “How long … in the USA?”

A) have you lived
B) have you live
C) you lived
D) you live

2984) “… have you been in England?”

A) How long
B) How much time
C) How time
D) How ever

2985) “Anna likes ice-cream but John … .”

A) doesn’t
B) hasn’t
C) isn’t
D) haven’t

2986) “My cat is brown with a white … .”

A) tail
B) fast
C) somewhere
D) are

2987) “It was Sunday, and the town was deserted. … was in the streets, and … was open.”
A) nobody/nothing
B) Anybody / anywhere
C) Somebody / somewhere
D) Everybody / everywhere
2988) Come tradurresti la frase: Che tipo è?
A) What is he like?
B) How is he?
C) How is he like?
D) What kind is?

2989) John is slowly … from the surgery

A) recovering
B) recovered
C) recover
D) to recover

2990) By my calculations, the total amount … $ 1000

A) comes to
B) comes out
C) comes up
D) comes in

2991) "What … you like to eat."

A) would
B) wont
C) have
D) are

2992) May I smoke? Yes,…

A) of course
B) you are
C) you do
D) you please

2993) I didn’t expect you to … the meeting

A) turn up for
B) turn away for
C) present in
D) come out

2994) Qual è il significato della parola "drummer" ?

A) batterista
B) chitarrista
C) flautista
D) contrabbassista

2995) I think you’re wrong. I don’t agree … you at all.

A) with
B) on
C) to
D) about

2996) She was surprised that he … remember her name.

A) could not
B) can’t
C) is not
D) couldn’t have
2997) During the training the coach … the whole team into four groups
A) split
B) join
C) shared
D) drew

2998) Traffic has been banned from the city centre … to reduce pollution.
A) in order
B) in other
C) on order
D) on other

2999) Inserire il presente indicativo del verbo "essere" nella frase "She … very happy"
A) is
B) are
C) am
D) be

3000) “When … you … learning English?”

A) did/start
B) have/started
C) do/starting
D) are/start

3001) "I can’t ... that actor!"

A) stand
B) enjoy
C) look into
D) support

3002) “He said he would … before finally deciding.”

A) think it over
B) think it up
C) think it above
D) think it on

3003) "I have … read the novel nor seen the film"
A) neither
B) either
C) both
D) again

3004) Qual è la risposta corretta per la frase "Which is the number between six and eight?"
A) seven
B) five
C) nine
D) ten

3005) "I didn’t have any money but John had …"
A) a little
B) few
C) lot
D) all
3006) “I can’t come, since I have to … my children.”
A) look after
B) look up
C) look down
D) look through

3007) “Mary … the television yesterday.”

A) watched
B) see
C) looked
D) spotted

3008) Qual è il significato del verbo "to cut"?

A) tagliare
B) cucire
C) cucinare
D) cuocere

3009) “I saw him … to a taxi driver.”

A) speaking
B) spoke
C) speak
D) to speak

3010) “I would be … if you didn’t come tomorrow”

A) grateful
B) thanking
C) grating
D) thanks

3011) “What were you doing at 7:30 on Sunday evening? I …. TV.”

A) was watching
B) watched
C) was watched
D) watching

3012) “Paul … the phone conversation.”

A) overheard
B) heard above
C) over listened
D) heard on

3013) Come tradurresti la frase "Today the weather is very cloudy"?

A) oggi il tempo è molto nuvoloso
B) oggi ci sono molte nuvole
C) oggi potrebbe piovere
D) oggi il tempo non è molto nuvoloso

3014) "Sound comes in waves, and the higher the frequency, ..."
A) the higher the pitch
B) the higher is the pitch
C) the pitch is higher
D) pitch is the higher
3015) “What’s the weather … in summer in England?”
A) like
B) liking
C) looking
D) look like

3016) The question was brought … at the meeting.

A) up
B) in
C) on
D) to

3017) “Not only was Michelangelo an artist, … a poet as well.”

A) but
B) too
C) also
D) yet

3018) “ The Spanish ... dinner later than the English.”

A) usually have
B) use having
C) used have
D) usual to have

3019) “… they … many cars last year?”

A) Did / make
B) Have / made
C) Will / make
D) Been / made

3020) How long … your car?

A) have you had
B) you have
C) are you have
D) have you been having

3021) "Aristotle … a greek philosopher"

A) was
B) has been
C) were
D) his

3022) “Germany’s economy looks quite healthy compared … ours.”

A) to
B) in
C) on
D) at

3023) Indicare la forma esatta del plurale di: boy

A) boys
B) boyes
C) boies
D) bois
3024) “Wind power is both clean … .”
A) and expensive
B) but expensive
C) but expensive also
D) cheap

3025) “Driving should … in city centers.”

A) be banned
B) ban
C) banned
D) being ban

3026) In una domanda, che posto occupa il soggetto?

A) al secondo/terzo posto, subito dopo il verbo ausiliare
B) al primo posto, appena prima del verbo
C) all’ultimo posto
D) non c’è una regola

3027) “John is studying at the moment. ... disturb him!”

A) don’t
B) you must
C) you don’t have to
D) you needn’t

3028) “When is the … on TV?”

A) match
B) watch
C) ring
D) box

3029) Quale è la traduzione corretta della frase: "Quante lingue studi a scuola"?
A) how many languages do you study at school?
B) how many languages studied in the school?
C) how many languages study at the school?
D) do you studied languages at the school?

3030) "We … in Rome two weeks ago"

A) were
B) go
C) will go
D) where

3031) “It … the first time they had ever taken the plane.”
A) was
B) is
C) would be
D) has been

3032) “I told them not … in the corridor.”

A) to run
B) running
C) run
D) can run
3033) Come tradurresti la frase "Era a Londra da quindici giorni quando lo incontrai"
A) He was in London from fifteen days when i met him
B) He had been in London a fortnight when i meet him
C) He is in London for a forthnight when i meet him
D) He was London by fifteen days while i meet him

3034) “Some people think that Spanish is … than Italian.”

A) easier
B) easy
C) the easier
D) the easiest

3035) "My room is … the fifth floor"

A) on
B) at
C) to
D) of

3036) “When I looked … my watch, I couldn’t believe that it was so late.”

A) at
B) on
C) in
D) near

3037) “I … my wallet. Where did I last put it?”

A) have lost
B) lost
C) have been losing
D) lose

3038) Quale forma è quella corretta?

A) Jane has written
B) Jane have written
C) Jane have wrote
D) Jane have writtened

3039) “How … is the lake?”

A) deep
B) depth
C) dig
D) found

3040) "Where is Ken? He … a bath"

A) is having
B) has
C) had
D) got

3041) Inserire il presente indicativo del verbo "aiutare" nella frase "I … you"
A) help
B) helpen
C) helps
D) helpe
3042) “They said that they … their homework.”
A) had finished
B) has finished
C) did finish
D) finish

3043) "drive …!"

A) carefully
B) carefull
C) careful
D) carfull

3044) Inserire il presente indicativo del verbo "essere" nella frase "We … mechanics"
A) are
B) is
C) am
D) be

3045) The place where the rider sits on the bicycle is a …?

A) saddle
B) crew
C) pedal
D) berth

3046) Qual è la risposta corretta per la frase: I’d like to visit India.
A) would you?
B) did you?
C) do you?
D) have you?

3047) Quale frase completa la seguente "Do you often eat in restaurants?"
A) no, it’s 5 months since I have eaten in a restaurant
B) no, it’s 5 months that I eated in a restaurant
C) no, it’s 5 months that I had eat in a restaurant
D) no, is 5 months from when I eat in restaurant

3048) Inserisci la parola corretta per la frase: Luxembourg has … in the way of natural resources and so relies on imports.
A) little
B) a little
C) few
D) a few

3049) “Before the computer could be repaired, a special part had … from Germany.”
A) to be imported
B) a very long delivery
C) to have been important
D) to import

3050) “The workers of the other department said that…”

A) they had been given a raise
B) they have been risen
C) they gave a raise
D) they had given a raise
3051) “She is not slim. In fact, she is quite … .”
A) chubby
B) skinny
C) thin
D) lean

3052) “He … ten pages last night.”

A) read
B) reads
C) has read
D) did read

3053) “I’m waiting … the Paris plane.”

A) for
B) after
C) at
D) before

3054) “He … 10 km last night.”

A) ran
B) running
C) runs
D) run

3055) Quel è il significato della segeunte frase idiomatica “He’s not playing with a full deck.”
A) Essere stupidi
B) Barare
C) Essere pazzi
D) Non riuscire a prendere una decisione

3056) "When are you going … Italy?"

A) to
B) by
C) into
D) if

3057) “I want to … my old computer because it’s useless.”

A) get rid of
B) get out of
C) get away of
D) get plenty of

3058) “This box isn’t … to contain that object”

A) big enough
B) big a lot
C) quite big
D) much big

3059) “German isn’t … nice … English.”

A) as/ as
B) as/ like
C) much/ than
D) so/ that
3060) "I saw Sally this morning. She was … a bus which passed me by"
A) on
B) by
C) at
D) her

3061) “He hasn’t got … money with him.”

A) much
B) a lot
C) many
D) too

3062) "Are you … in volleyball?"

A) interested
B) interesting
C) interessate
D) interest

3063) “What is the car like? … long and black.”

A) it’s
B) is
C) it likes
D) it’s like

3064) “Extensive tests were … on the car.”

A) carried out
B) carried away
C) carried forward
D) carried through

3065) “I’ll be ready to see them … half an hour.”

A) in
B) between
C) among
D) with

3066) "He always puts … salt on his pasta."

A) a lot of
B) many
C) much
D) not

3067) Quale di queste parole può significare "ora"?

A) now
B) after
C) before
D) ever

3068) "Mary cooks very …"

A) well
B) good
C) fantastic
D) when
3069) “The chairman began with compliments to everyone, but his cold tone … his words.”
A) belied
B) gave worth to
C) bore out
D) emphasized

3070) “I have never been … more beautiful than Scotland.”

A) anywhere
B) somewhere
C) nowhere
D) everywhere

3071) “What does Ann have? … has a very nice cat

A) She
B) It
C) We
D) He

3072) “None of the team can work … quickly as Paolo can.”

A) as
B) that
C) than
D) so

3073) “How many times … playing football?”

A) have you been hurt
B) did you hurt
C) were you hurted
D) are you hurt

3074) “A new airport … near Florence.”

A) is going to be built
B) is going to built
C) will going to be built
D) will to be built

3075) Quale parola è legata a "finger"?

A) hand
B) service
C) fiction
D) hair

3076) Qual è il significato del termine "library"?

A) biblioteca
B) libro
C) giornale
D) enciclopedia

3077) “Last Tuesday I ... to the Passport Office.”

A) had to go
B) must gone
C) must go
D) had go
3078) “Aren’t you … before leaving?”
A) going to do it
B) do it
C) doing it
D) did it

3079) Quale forma è quella corretta?

A) she understood
B) she understanded
C) she understeed
D) she understind

3080) “It takes a while to … new shoes.”

A) break in
B) break out
C) break up
D) break down

3081) Indicare la frase corretta

A) who wrote the play romeo and juliet?
B) who has written the play romeo and juliet?
C) who did written the play romeo and juliet?
D) who his write the play romeo and juliet?

3082) “You will have to … the coin into Fontana di Trevi.”

A) toss
B) pull
C) drag
D) bring

3083) Indicare la forma esatta del plurale di: leaf

A) leaves
B) lives
C) leafes
D) leafed

3084) “She goes to see her parents … the evening.”

A) in
B) on
C) one
D) with

3085) “I asked him not … his cigarette while in the office.”

A) to smoke
B) smoking
C) of smoking
D) to smoking

3086) "Where are you going? We are going … the cinema"

A) to
B) at
C) in
D) inside
3087) Inserisci la parola corretta nella frase: The 10.30 train left ...
A) on time
B) in time
C) tomorrow
D) at time

3088) Indicare la forma esatta del plurale di: half

A) halves
B) halfes
C) halfs
D) halfed

3089) Come tradurresti la frase "Che ore erano?"

A) what time was it?
B) what clock?
C) what do the time were?
D) what hours was?

3090) “Today is really a ... day.”

A) beautiful
B) late
C) same
D) glass

3091) “Thieves … two pictures from the museum last night.”

A) stole
B) have stolen
C) was stolen
D) had stolen

3092) Quale, tra le seguenti, è un’ alternativa alla frase tra parentesi e non cambia il significato: This book is very difficult. (I don’t understand
it.)
A) I can’t make it out.
B) I can’t make it up.
C) I can’t make it off
D) I can’t make it over.

3093) “Mary is getting … the car.”

A) out of
B) up
C) out
D) up of

3094) “This new dishwasher is quite … as I don’t have to do the washing myself.”
A) handy
B) cheeky
C) chesty
D) heady

3095) Indicare la frase corretta

A) I am fifteen years old
B) I have fifteen years
C) I have fifteen years old
D) I lived for fifteen years old
3096) Quale, tra le seguenti, è un’ alternativa a questa frase e non cambia il significato: These new orders have nothing to do with us.
A) These new orders do not apply to us.
B) These new orders do not apply for us.
C) These new orders do not apply with us.
D) These new orders do not apply by us.

3097) “If I hadn’t eaten that lobster I … more money.”

A) might have had
B) might of had
C) will have
D) will have had

3098) Indicare la forma esatta del plurale di: life

A) lives
B) lieves
C) lifes
D) life

3099) “By the time I get home the story … in the evening newspaper, he thought.”
A) will have appeared
B) would be
C) appears
D) has appeared

3100) The singer … many compliments on her new album.

A) has been paid
B) paid
C) being paid
D) has been paying

3101) Quando si usa l’avverbio "where"?

A) per indicare un luogo
B) per indicare una cosa
C) per indicare una persona
D) per indicare una negazione

3102) “What ... in London last weekend?”

A) did you do
B) you were doing
C) did you
D) you done

3103) Come tradurresti la frase "Can I help you?"?

A) posso aiutarti?
B) puoi aiutarmi?
C) puoi essere di aiuto?
D) potresti aiutarlo?

3104) “I’ve been to many farms but I have never seen a… .”

A) barn
B) cellar
C) factory
D) spar
3105) “The aircraft could not turn, because its … had been ripped off”
A) rudder
B) engine
C) elevator
D) speed-brakes

3106) “The office is open from 9 in the morning … 6 in the evening.”

A) until
B) at
C) as
D) than

3107) “How... experience have you had?”

A) much
B) any
C) many
D) few

3108) “I haven’t read … of these books but George has read … of them.”
A) any/some
B) no/some
C) none/some
D) any/any

3109) “Jane and John saved and saved, and finally they … buy the house of their dreams.”
A) managed to
B) could have
C) can
D) couldn’t

3110) Come tradurresti la frase "The wind broke many branches last night."?
A) il vento ha rotto molti rami la scorsa notte
B) c’è stato molto vento la scorsa note
C) si sono rotti molti rami la scorsa notte
D) la scorsa notte il vento soffiava tra i rami

3111) Per indicare il compiere commissioni si usa la seguente espressione:

A) to run an errand
B) to perform a commitment
C) to run a tasking
D) to go on an errant

3112) “Jane’s dress is the same ... Mary’s.”

A) as
B) of
C) like
D) then

3113) “You must concentrate more … what you are doing.”

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) for
3114) “She’s … fat.”
A) so
B) so a
C) such
D) such a

3115) “Go ... and turn left at the traffic lights.”

A) straight
B) all
C) by car
D) over

3116) “Sorry, but I didn’t do it … .”

A) on purpose
B) by purpose
C) to purpose
D) of purpose

3117) “Several plans have recently been … to help reduce our consuption.”
A) put forward
B) put up
C) put in
D) put aside

3118) “The company was … by a bigger one.”

A) taken over
B) taken away
C) taken after
D) taken in

3119) “I advised him to wear a ... , so that no one would recognise him:”
A) wig
B) whip
C) wick
D) whim

3120) “He still insists … adopting that solution.”

A) on
B) for
C) in
D) at

3121) “I just can’t imagine Bill ____ such a thing.”

A) doing
B) to do
C) to doing
D) to have done

3122) “Who … make pizza?”

A) likes to
B) like
C) lick to
D) liking
3123) “That boy is … good pupil.”
A) such a
B) so a
C) how a
D) what a

3124) “Her parents want ... to the University.”

A) her to go
B) she will go
C) her going
D) she to go

3125) “If she is …, she will meet Prince Harry!”

A) lucky
B) fortune
C) luckily
D) horrible

3126) “I’ve … had two cups of tea.”

A) already
B) yet
C) still
D) though

3127) “Without funds this project will never get ... the ground.”
A) off
B) into
C) in
D) to

3128) “the cake is in the … .“

A) kitchen
B) chicken
C) attic
D) cellar

3129) When you left for the North Pole, we trusted that you ... soon.
A) would return
B) would have returned
C) returned
D) had returned

3130) We fully rely on our new marketing campaign and we are sure we ... new market shares.
A) will succeed in gaining
B) might be able to gaining
C) put off gaining
D) managed to gain

3131) They shouldn’t be held responsible. The blame for this shameful situation lies … .
A) elsewhere
B) somewhere
C) anyhow
D) someone else
3132) My grandmother remembers ... in the field when she was a child.
A) working
B) work
C) used to work
D) to work

3133) Children ... to go to bed late at night.

A) are not supposed
B) are supposed
C) are not expected
D) are expected

3134) He was a successful business manager ... he had very little experience as a CEO.
A) even though
B) in spite of
C) if
D) despite

3135) How lazy our boy is! He only goes and visits his grandparents … .
A) once in a while
B) never again
C) each time
D) at a time

3136) The article I was reading was about a man who ... his wife two years before.
A) had murdered
B) was murdering
C) has murdered
D) murdered

3137) We should consider ... their offer.

A) accepting
B) we accepted
C) to accept
D) to be accepted

3138) I would never follow a vegan diet, ... it may be.

A) however tasty
B) any good
C) so delicious
D) good enough

3139) Finding a good job is getting … .

A) harder and harder
B) the more and more difficult
C) much harder than
D) the most difficult

3140) Some people ... Scotland speak a different language called Gaelic.
A) in
B) on
C) at
D) with
3141) There are ... five million people in Scotland, and Edinburgh is ... most famous city.
A) about/its
B) between/his
C) among/your
D) even/my

3142) A long time ago, there ... many forests, but now there are only a ... .
A) were/few
B) is/little
C) was/lot
D) are/much

3143) He was the first to use many new inventions, ... sound and colour.
A) including
B) bringing
C) containing
D) supporting

3144) In 1907 Alice ... to New York where she started her own film company.
A) moved
B) ran
C) entered
D) transported

3145) She was ... successful, but, when Hollywood became famous, the best days of the independent New York film companies were ... .
A) immediately/over
B) once/down
C) recently/behind
D) next/after

3146) When he died in 1968, hardly anybody ... her name.

A) remembered
B) realised
C) reminded
D) repeated

3147) UFOs are popularly known as flying saucers, ... that is often the ... they are reported to be.
A) because/shape
B) therefore/look
C) although/size
D) so/type

3148) The ... "flying saucers" were seen in 1947 by an American pilot.
A) first
B) oldest
C) next
D) last

3149) Even people experienced at watching the sky, ... as pilots, report seeing UFOs.
A) such
B) like
C) that
D) so
3150) A television ... went up with the pilot and filmed the UFOs.
A) cameraman
B) director
C) actor
D) announcer

3151) The teacher encouraged her students ... to an English pen‐friend.

A) to write
B) write
C) should write
D) wrote

3152) They spent a lot of time ... at the pictures in the museum.
A) looking
B) for looking
C) to looking
D) at look

3153) Shirley enjoys science lessons, but all her experiments seem to ... wrong.
A) go
B) come
C) turn
D) end

3154) … from Michael, all the group arrived on time.

A) apart
B) except
C) other
D) besides

3155) She ... her neighbour’s children for the broken window.
A) blamed
B) accused
C) complained
D) denied

3156) As I had missed the history lesson, my friend went ... the homework with me.
A) over
B) by
C) after
D) on

3157) Whether she’s a good actress or not is a ... of opinion.

A) matter
B) subject
C) point
D) case

3158) The decorated roof of the ancient palace was ... up by four thin columns.
A) held
B) supported
C) built
D) carried
3159) Would it ... you if we came on Thursday?
A) suit
B) agree
C) like
D) fit

3160) This form ... be handed in until the end of the week.
A) needn’t
B) doesn’t need
C) doesn’t have
D) hasn’t got

3161) If you make a mistake when you are writing, just ... it out with your pen.
A) cross
B) clear
C) do
D) wipe

3162) Although our opinions on many things ... , we’re good friends.
A) differ
B) oppose
C) disagree
D) divide

3163) This product must be eaten ... two days of purchase.

A) within
B) before
C) by
D) under

3164) The newspaper report contained ... important information.

A) a lot of
B) the
C) a
D) any

3165) Have you considered ... to London?

A) moving
B) to be moving
C) to move
D) move

3166) It can be a good idea for people who lead an active life to increase their ... of vitamins.
A) intake
B) upkeep
C) in
D) upturn

3167) I thought there was a ... of jealousy in his reaction to my good fortune.
A) touch
B) shadow
C) part
D) piece
3168) Why didn’t you ... that you were feeling ill?
A) mention
B) advise
C) remark
D) tell

3169) James was not sure exactly where his best interests ... .
A) lay
B) stood
C) rested
D) centred

3170) He’s still getting ... the shock of losing his job.
A) over
B) across
C) by
D) through

3171) New York has perhaps the ... skyscraper of the world, the Empire State Building.
A) best-known
B) first-rate
C) well-built
D) top-class

3172) The ... beneath the streets is rock, ... enough to take the heaviest load without sinking, and is therefore well‐suited to bearing the ... of tall
buildings.
A) ground/hard/weight
B) dirt/stiff/height
C) field/forceful/size
D) soil/powerful/scale

3173) Scrabble is the world’s most popular word game. Alfred Butts, an architect, invented it … found himself out of ... .
A) when/work
B) while/earning
C) what/income
D) where/job

3174) He decided that there was a ... for a board game based on words and ... to design one.
A) market/set out
B) sale/got round
C) commerce/made for
D) purchase/took up

3175) Eventually he made a ... from it, in spite of the fact that his original ... was only three cents a game.
A) fortune/profit
B) wealth/receipt
C) fund/benefit
D) cash/allowance

3176) Roger’s manager ... to make him stay late if he hadn’t finished the work.
A) threatened
B) insisted
C) warned
D) announced
3177) By the time he has finished his week’s work, John has hardly ... energy left for the weekend.
A) any
B) much
C) no
D) same

3178) As the game ... to a close, disappointed spectators started to leave.

A) drew
B) led
C) neared
D) approached

3179) I don’t remember ... the front door when I left home this morning.
A) locking
B) to lock
C) locked
D) to have locked

3180) I ... to other people borrowing my books: they always forget to return them.
A) object
B) disagree
C) avoid
D) dislike

3181) Andrew’s attempts to get into the swimming team have not ... with much success.
A) met
B) associated
C) concluded
D) joined

3182) Although Harry had obviously read the newspaper article carefully, he didn’t seem to have ... the main point.
A) grasped
B) clutched
C) clasped
D) gripped

3183) A lot of the views put forward in the documentary were open to ... .
A) question
B) enquiry
C) query
D) wonder

3184) The new college ... for the needs of students with a variety of learning backgrounds.
A) caters
B) furnishes
C) supplies
D) deals

3185) I find the times of English meals very strange – I’m not used ... dinner at 6pm.
A) to having
B) to have
C) having
D) have
3186) Man is first … in the British Isles in the Ice Age, when Britain … still part of the Continent.
A) found/was
B) finding/were
C) founded/was
D) finded/are

3187) The first inhabitants … the Britons, a population of Celtic stock, who … a Celtic … .
A) were/spoke/language
B) was/speaking/idioms
C) is/told/glossary
D) are/spoke/vocal

3188) I expect you think I’m ... because I don’t understand that.
A) stupid
B) dumb
C) deaf
D) crazy

3189) Does anyone honestly ... what a politician says nowadays?

A) believe
B) discover
C) think
D) credit

3190) I’m sure you’re quite ... but many people disagree with you.
A) right
B) all right
C) serious
D) write

3191) Do you know where the President of America ...?

A) lives
B) leaves
C) live
D) inhabits

3192) I’ve tried those tablets and they haven’t done me any … .
A) good
B) benefit
C) better
D) best

3193) I’m going ... for a few days so don’t send me any more work.
A) away
B) over
C) out
D) off

3194) This summer we went ... holiday to Greece.

A) on
B) off
C) in
D) by
3195) If you can’t reach me at home, send me a … .
A) letter
B) brief
C) postscript
D) email

3196) I believe it is ... to hold a door open for a lady.

A) polite
B) political
C) politeness
D) politic

3197) It is considered bad ... to shout at someone.

A) manners
B) custom
C) ways
D) habits

3198) You must not drink and then ... a car.

A) drive
B) lead
C) take
D) guide

3199) Please be ... when you cross this road.

A) careful
B) caring
C) carefree
D) careless

3200) Do what you like, I really don’t … .

A) mind
B) dislike
C) interested
D) concern

3201) If you want to ... that book remember to bring it back.

A) borrow
B) lend
C) loan
D) owe

3202) When your train arrives, I’ll ... you from the station.
A) fetch
B) remove
C) bring
D) take

3203) I always get ... early in the summer.

A) up
B) over
C) through
D) on
3204) When you first meet someone, you usually shake them ... the hand.
A) by
B) with
C) in
D) on

3205) I have never ... her before.

A) seen
B) see
C) seeing
D) saw

3206) The teacher asked her students to do their …

A) homework
B) housework
C) home duty
D) house job

3207) The police officer told the children always to tell the …
A) truth
B) true
C) facts
D) information

3208) Which of these is a noun? It is…

A) thing
B) think
C) that
D) there

3209) Which of these is a passive sentence? It is …

A) he’s been taken there
B) he’s been there
C) he’s been going there
D) he will have been there

3210) Which of these is a preposition? It is …

A) through
B) trough
C) throng
D) thorough

3211) Which of these tenses is Past Perfect Simple? It is …

A) She had laughed
B) She has been laughing
C) She laughed
D) She was laughing

3212) Which of these is an adverb? It is …

A) quickly
B) sly
C) quicker
D) quickest
3213) Which of these tenses is Present Simple? It is …
A) He speaks
B) He will speak
C) He is speaking
D) He spoke

3214) Which of these is an adjective? It is …

A) hard
B) hardly
C) harden
D) hardship

3215) Which of these is a personal pronoun? It is …

A) they
B) there
C) theirs
D) their

3216) Which of these is a gerund? It is …

A) going
B) go
C) gone
D) goes

3217) Which of these is a past participle? It is …

A) believed
B) believes
C) belief
D) believing

3218) What exercise do you like doing ... of all?

A) best
B) next
C) after
D) before

3219) That’s a good question but I need ... to think about it.
A) time
B) space
C) length
D) width

3220) Don’t worry, there’s no need to answer ... I’m not in a hurry.
A) immediately
B) easily
C) fairly
D) firstly

3221) There are so many things that it’s difficult to …

A) choose
B) find
C) follow
D) put
3222) Oh, come on it’s ... not that difficult.
A) surely
B) always
C) hardly
D) quickly

3223) Well, I think it is and I ... it’s an impossible question to answer.

A) reckon
B) deliver
C) report
D) realize

3224) Do you want me to ... it easier for you?

A) make
B) do
C) try
D) take

3225) Yes, I’d very much ... that.

A) appreciate
B) appear
C) consider
D) understand

3226) All right let me ask you what you like doing least of ...?
A) all
B) everything
C) entire
D) that

3227) Oh, that’s easy — ... to answer this test!

A) trying
B) falling
C) putting
D) picking

3228) Can you hear what he is .......?

A) saying
B) speaking
C) telling
D) talking

3229) She hasn’t come home ....

A) yet
B) till
C) already
D) still

3230) I ... TV yesterday evening.

A) watched
B) viewed
C) looked
D) saw
3231) We live ... the city centre.
A) near
B) next
C) by
D) nearby

3232) She looks ... a famous film star.

A) like
B) as
C) similar
D) same

3233) This television gives you the ... news.

A) latest
B) least
C) later
D) last

3234) I only ... one mistake in last night’s test.

A) made
B) done
C) did
D) make

3235) I want you to tell me the ... truth.

A) whole
B) real
C) exact
D) all

3236) He is looking ... a present to buy his girlfriend.

A) for
B) at
C) in
D) on

3237) That’s what I would like ... Christmas.

A) for
B) at
C) in
D) on

3238) The brothers will ... school both together at the end of this year
A) finish
B) finishes
C) ending
D) end

3239) They wanted their daughter to improve her social skills and sent her to the famous ... school in Switzerland.
A) finishing
B) finishes
C) ending
D) ends
3240) You can’t miss it, it’s that tall building right at the ... of the road.
A) end
B) ends
C) finish
D) finishes

3241) Sadly their marriage of 25 years ... in divorce.

A) ended
B) finishes
C) finished
D) ends

3242) It didn’t take long for the children to ... off the cakes and pastries that had not been eaten at the party.
A) finish
B) finishing
C) ending
D) end

3243) He thought they would all share the cost of the meal but unfortunately he ... up paying for everybody.
A) ended
B) end
C) finish
D) finished

3244) After the children had ... doing their homework, the whole family watched television.
A) finished
B) finishes
C) ended
D) ends

3245) You could tell the time by him because he always ... work at exactly the same time every day.
A) finished
B) finishes
C) ended
D) ends

3246) I’ve written practically the whole book except for the last part and I just don’t know how to ... the story.
A) end
B) finish
C) finishing
D) ending

3247) To most people it seemed like a long and successful relationship and so it was a great surprise to learn that they had ... with each other.
A) finished
B) finishes
C) ended
D) ends

3248) Excuse me I ... if you can help me.

A) wonder
B) believe
C) hope
D) expect
3249) I certainly will if I … .
A) can
B) could
C) can’t
D) should

3250) Well, my ....... is that I’m lost.

A) problem
B) situation
C) hardship
D) difficult

3251) I see you have a ....... in your car.

A) map
B) drawing
C) route
D) card

3252) Yes, I have but I can’t ....... it.

A) follow
B) control
C) chase
D) pursue

3253) Now, where are you ....... for?

A) making
B) driving
C) going
D) doing

3254) I want to ....... to Nutfield Avenue.

A) get
B) come
C) fetch
D) find

3255) I don’t think that’s going to be ....... .

A) hard
B) hazard
C) hardship
D) hardly

3256) Why do you ....... that?

A) say
B) speak
C) announce
D) tell

3257) Because you’re in that road ....... now.

A) right
B) absolutely
C) obviously
D) simply
3258) What ....... to be the trouble?
A) seems
B) tries
C) looks
D) ought

3259) It ....... every time I drink a cup of tea.

A) happens
B) goes
C) does
D) happened

3260) Can you give me a little more .......?

A) detail
B) fact
C) particular
D) exact

3261) Well, I get a ....... in my right eye every time I drink a cup of tea.
A) pain
B) feel
C) shoot
D) hurt

3262) Do you drink a ....... of tea with sugar?

A) lot
B) much
C) huge
D) many

3263) Yes, I ....... .

A) do
B) done
C) haven’t
D) didn’t

3264) I can’t ....... give up drinking tea, doctor.

A) possibly
B) probably
C) likely
D) impossibly

3265) I’m not ....... you to do that but next time you drink tea with sugar...
A) asking
B) speaking
C) indicating
D) placing

3266) Yes, doctor I’m sorry I ....... you.

A) interrupted
B) intervened
C) intersected
D) interfered
3267) Next time you drink tea with sugar, don’t forget to ....... the spoon.
A) remove
B) repeat
C) replace
D) reject

3268) Now let’s go ....... to our weather forecaster, Mary.

A) over
B) out
C) on
D) against

3269) Yes, thank you and I’m afraid it’s not ....... very bright at the moment.
A) looking
B) seeing
C) appearing
D) seeming

3270) The trouble is that there are some very ....... rain clouds over the north.
A) heavy
B) fat
C) weighing
D) dragging

3271) These will ....... some rainfall later this morning.

A) produce
B) present
C) carry
D) bear

3272) Then the clouds will ....... further south in the afternoon.
A) move
B) direct
C) convey
D) transport

3273) And by early evening the ....... country will see the rain.
A) whole
B) total
C) complete
D) hole

3274) But things will ....... tomorrow.

A) improve
B) increase
C) improvise
D) better

3275) In the early morning the sun will make an ....... .

A) appearance
B) appearing
C) appear
D) apparition
3276) But you’ll have to be quick because it soon ....... .
A) disappears
B) despairs
C) disappoints
D) deserts

3277) Good evening. Let me tell you what’s in ... for you on television tonight
A) store
B) screen
C) market
D) shop

3278) It will be a bit of a mixed ....... .

A) bag
B) sack
C) holder
D) container

3279) To start ....... we have comedy.

A) with
B) up
C) out
D) in

3280) This will be a programme presenting that ....... comedian, George Blair.
A) popular
B) poplar
C) populous
D) populated

3281) After that we have the ....... show on the latest hits.
A) regular
B) ruled
C) regulated
D) regimented

3282) Next we’ll have the ....... news.

A) latest
B) newest
C) later
D) newer

3283) This will be read by the very pretty ....... Penny Lane.
A) newscaster
B) newsbringer
C) newspaper
D) newsagent

3284) At ....... I think she’s very pretty.

A) least
B) less
C) lost
D) last
3285) And the following programmes are all ....... as far as I’m concerned.
A) boring
B) bored
C) board
D) boarding

3286) Because after the news Penny and I are ....... on a date.
A) going
B) taking
C) making
D) doing

3287) I’m ....... sorry I can’t hear a word you’re saying.

A) awfully
B) horribly
C) considerably
D) definitely

3288) Sorry you’ll have to speak ........

A) up
B) along
C) to
D) through

3289) I’ll have one more ....... and then..

A) go
B) leave
C) find
D) come

3290) Now I’ve shut the window and I’ll make one more ........
A) attempt
B) tempt
C) trial
D) experiment

3291) I ....... wanted to say.

A) simply
B) closely
C) quickly
D) naturally

3292) Ah that’s ....... better now I can’t hear those awful bells. Now what was it you wanted to say?
A) much
B) mostly
C) most
D) more

3293) It doesn’t really ....... now. I just wanted to say how beautiful the bells sounded.
A) matter
B) help
C) care
D) hold
3294) ....... me what did you do at the weekend?
A) Tell
B) Say
C) Speak
D) Announce

3295) Oh, it was a complete .......!

A) disaster
B) event
C) happening
D) accident

3296) Why, what .......?

A) happened
B) occurred
C) arrived
D) evolved

3297) Well, the ....... was to go sailing.

A) plan
B) drawing
C) sketch
D) picture

3298) That ....... interesting.

A) sounds
B) hears
C) looks
D) rings

3299) In ....... I agree.

A) theory
B) idea
C) philosophy
D) belief

3300) But not in ......., eh?

A) practice
B) practical
C) practicing
D) practices

3301) Exactly, in fact I almost ........

A) drowned
B) dripped
C) dropped
D) downed

3302) That ....... have been horrible. So what are you doing this weekend?
A) must
B) may
C) can
D) should
3303) I’m starting a ....... of swimming lessons.
A) course
B) run
C) row
D) line

3304) Mike: I like anything to do with sport. .......

A) Do you?
B) Have you?
C) Did you?
D) Are you?

3305) Mike: We went to Paris last summer. Jane: .......

A) I’ve never been there.
B) I never did there.
C) I never went there.
D) I never go there too.

3306) Mike: She always goes to work on a bike. Jane: .......

A) She must be very healthy.
B) She might be very healthy.
C) She is very healthy.
D) She can be very healthy.

3307) Mike: They went on strike last week. Jane: .......

A) What on earth for?
B) Are they on earth?
C) Do they live on earth?
D) Why on earth to?

3308) Mike: More people die from eating fatty food than from smoking. Jane: .......
A) You must be joking!
B) You must be laughing!
C) You must be ridiculous!
D) You must be smiling!

3309) Mike: You know he failed all his examinations? Jane: .......
A) I don’t believe it.
B) I must believe it.
C) I might believe it.
D) I ought to believe it.

3310) Mike: It’s getting very late, we must hurry up. Jane: .......
A) Point taken.
B) Point received.
C) Point got.
D) Point held.

3311) Mike: I haven’t stopped working for eight hours today. Jane: .......
A) My heart bleeds for you.
B) My heart breaks for you.
C) My heart hurts for you.
D) My heart beats for you.
3312) Mike: You know the boss will be angry with you. Jane: .......
A) I don’t care.
B) I’m not caring.
C) I’m not at all caring.
D) I care nothing.

3313) Mike: I wonder if you could help me with this problem. Jane: .......
A) Try me.
B) Probe me.
C) Practise me.
D) Examine me.

3314) The pencils and paper ....... on your desk.

A) are
B) be
C) to be
D) is

3315) ....... do you like to do on the weekends?

A) What
B) Who
C) Where
D) How

3316) My sister is ....... home today.

A) at
B) in
C) the
D) on

3317) ....... am an engineer

A) I
B) You
C) He
D) We

3318) The bathroom is ....... to the front door.

A) next
B) far
C) away
D) opposite

3319) He always works ....... hard.

A) very
B) great
C) quietly
D) much

3320) Do you ....... time to go to the store for me?

A) have
B) like
C) give
D) go
3321) She is ....... athlete.
A) an
B) a
C) good
D) well

3322) There are 12 ....... in a year.

A) months
B) hours
C) days
D) weeks

3323) Driving to work in a car is much ....... than riding a bicycle.

A) faster
B) more faster
C) fast
D) fastest

3324) He tends to forget things very quickly and behaves more and more like the typical ....... professor.
A) absent-minded
B) clear-minded
C) well-minded
D) cool-minded

3325) This is a very expensive holiday intended for those with plenty of money as it involves a trip ....... the world.
A) around
B) through
C) along
D) about

3326) The car is almost ready to collect from the garage but there are just a couple of spare ....... missing.
A) parts
B) pieces
C) extras
D) accessories

3327) They were ....... of having broken into the stately home and stolen several famous paintings.
A) accused
B) charged
C) described
D) blamed

3328) The one thing my family will always remember about Grace was the many ....... of kindness that she showed us in her long life.
A) acts
B) deeds
C) actions
D) feats

3329) If you had bought a house about thirty years ago you would certainly find that it had considerably ....... In value.
A) increased
B) heightened
C) developed
D) doubled
3330) If you’re not careful you’ll find that because of your generous nature, she’ll start taking ....... of you.
A) advantage
B) part
C) consideration
D) prominence

3331) There’s a huge ....... in the local paper about the special offers available in the store this weekend.
A) advertisement
B) display
C) notice
D) announcement

3332) You’ll notice that as soon as the children come home from school, the dog will jump up and show its great ....... for them.
A) affection
B) infection
C) protection
D) affectation

3333) Sociologists maintain that some of the films on show today have created a generation of very ....... children.
A) frightened
B) afraid
C) fearful
D) frightening

3334) There are no problems for me because I find those questions very ....... .
A) easy
B) soft
C) facile
D) straight

3335) Are you going ....... for your holidays this year?
A) abroad
B) outside
C) absent
D) external

3336) They ....... him for his brave actions.

A) praised
B) worshipped
C) flattered
D) congratulated

3337) He is very lucky to have got himself a ....... job.

A) plum
B) lemon
C) banana
D) pear

3338) They ....... from the fire unhurt.

A) escaped
B) avoided
C) abstained
D) evaded
3339) After two rings of the bell she suddenly ....... in the doorway.
A) appeared
B) viewed
C) seemed
D) looked

3340) She never spoke about herself and was always very ....... about the good things she had done.
A) modest
B) humble
C) meek
D) simple

3341) He has lots of money and ....... two houses in the city.
A) owns
B) holds
C) possesses
D) occupies

3342) One of that child’s teeth is very ....... and will soon fall out.
A) loose
B) lose
C) losing
D) lost

3343) They worked hard all day without a ........

A) break
B) suspension
C) pause
D) breach

3344) ....... me if I’ve told you this before.

A) Stop
B) Stops
C) Stopped
D) Stopping

3345) All I can say at the moment is: Long ....... the company!
A) live
B) lives
C) lived
D) living

3346) Sometimes I wish I ....... what the future holds.

A) knew
B) knows
C) known
D) know

3347) And at other times I’m glad I ....... know what the future holds.
A) don’t
B) hadn’t
C) doesn’t
D) didn’t
3348) Let’s ....... there tomorrow if it’s fine.
A) go
B) goes
C) gone
D) going

3349) Try ....... the door really hard if you want to open it.
A) pushing
B) pushes
C) pushed
D) push

3350) Try ....... these irregular verbs by next week.

A) to learn
B) learning
C) learns
D) learned

3351) I really appreciate your ....... me at this difficult time.

A) helping
B) helped
C) help
D) helps

3352) I’ll finish now and I look forward to ....... you again soon.
A) seeing
B) seen
C) having seen
D) see

3353) Please come back soon and ....... the work you started two weeks ago.
A) finish
B) finishes
C) finishing
D) finished

3354) Middle Eastern restaurants often have a way of whisking you away to a far off land of belly dancers, exotic spices and ....... drink.
A) intoxicating
B) instigating
C) intimidating
D) incriminating

3355) It has four legs :

A) cat
B) bird
C) man
D) dolphin

3356) Complete correctly. Traffic has been banned from the city centre ... to reduce pollution.
A) in order
B) by in
C) so
D) because
3357) I’ll go for lunch as soon as my boss ... from lunch.
A) comes back
B) will have come back
C) come back
D) will come back

3358) The gender of these words is different. Which word is different from the others?
A) Brother
B) Girl
C) Mother
D) Sister

3359) He is … teacher.
A) a
B) an
C) of
D) the

3360) “Where ... now?” “In her office.”

A) is she
B) is he
C) is it
D) is

3361) Which plural is correct?

A) Lashes
B) Lash
C) Lashies
D) Lashyes

3362) A: ... does Tony Blair live? B: In Great Britain.

A) Where
B) When
C) What time
D) How

3363) Choose the correct form. “This is my sister; do you know ... name?”
A) her
B) its
C) his
D) hers

3364) Find the opposite word: big … .

A) small
B) high
C) tall
D) slow

3365) This is the photo ... my family.

A) of
B) at
C) in
D) on
3366) Indicare il significato della seguente frase: ”My sister Sandra works in a chemical company”.
A) Mia sorella Sandra lavora in un’azienda chimica
B) Mia sorella Sandra era stata assunta in un’azienda chimica
C) Mia sorella Sandra possiede un’industria chimica
D) Nessuna delle risposte è esatta

3367) A Mercedes is ... German car.

A) a
B) an
C) the
D) on

3368) “Midnight” is the opposite of :

A) noon
B) morning
C) afternoon
D) evening

3369) Central Park is lovely ... the snow.

A) in
B) at
C) of
D) as

3370) She is eighteen but she can’t ... a car.

A) drive
B) to drive
C) drives
D) driving

3371) Find the opposite word: fast … .

A) slow
B) small
C) quick
D) warm

3372) Choose the correct form :

A) an apple
B) an boy
C) an book
D) a egg

3373) This ... my friend. ... name’s Richard.

A) is; His
B) is; My
C) are; His
D) his; His

3374) Which plural is correct?

A) Buses
B) Bus
C) Bussies
D) Busyies
3375) “... your teachers married?” “Yes, ... .”
A) Are; they are
B) Is; he’s
C) Is; she is
D) Is; he is

3376) A JVC is … Japanese camera.

A) a
B) on
C) the
D) an

3377) If you think you have got ... work, you should speak to your boss.
A) too much
B) a few
C) too
D) few

3378) Who are … people over there?

A) those
B) these
C) that
D) this

3379) Complete correctly. “The Pacific is the … ocean in the world.”

A) largest
B) more
C) most large
D) larger

3380) Most of the people ... work at 8 o’clock every morning.

A) starts
B) goes
C) does
D) finishes

3381) Oxford is ... English university.

A) an
B) a
C) the
D) on

3382) The train … on time this morning.

A) left
B) leaved
C) has left
D) right

3383) We ... students.

A) are
B) is
C) are a
D) am
3384) “Always” is the opposite of :
A) never
B) first
C) after
D) upper

3385) Indicare il significato della seguente frase: “Do you play a musical instrument? Yes, I do. I play the guitar.”
A) Suoni uno strumento musicale? Si. Suono la chitarra
B) Suoni uno strumento musicale? Si. Suono il violino
C) Suoni uno strumento musicale? No
D) Suoni uno strumento musicale? No. Non suono la chitarra

3386) It’s no … talking to Andy when he’s reading. He’ll just ignore you.
A) good
B) point
C) result
D) worth

3387) ... name is Apple. ... Ann Apple.

A) Her; She’s
B) His; He’s
C) His; She
D) His; His

3388) I’m going to take ... dog for ... walk.

A) the; a
B) an; the
C) a; a
D) on; an

3389) Which plural is correct?

A) Keys
B) Key
C) Keyys
D) Keyss

3390) It’s good practice ... you.

A) for
B) at
C) of
D) in

3391) “How old is your brother?” “… 29.”

A) He is
B) I am
C) It is
D) They are

3392) Nickolas is looking for a … .

A) job
B) business
C) work
D) occupations
3393) Is Catherine … sister?
A) your
B) you
C) he
D) yours

3394) I live … an apartment … two American boys.

A) in; with
B) at; with
C) in; of
D) of; with

3395) Complete correctly. It’s ... expensive for a european student to study in the best american universities.
A) too
B) so much
C) a lot
D) an much

3396) Eliza … from Greece. … from Poland.

A) isn’t; She’s
B) is; Is
C) is; Isn’t
D) is; Is not

3397) Which plural is correct?

A) Pieces
B) Piecs
C) Piece
D) Piecies

3398) They set ... the publishing company in 1981.

A) up
B) down
C) off
D) in

3399) Which plural is correct?

A) Days
B) Day
C) Dayes
D) Daies

3400) There ... some grapes.

A) are
B) have
C) am
D) is

3401) “... is a hamburger and chips?” “Three pounds fifty.”

A) How much
B) How often
C) How many
D) How long
3402) Find the opposite word: lovely … .
A) horrible
B) expensive
C) old
D) quick

3403) Choose the correct form. The office is open from 9 in the morning ... 6 in the evening, Monday to Friday.
A) until
B) for
C) during
D) since

3404) Snow is ... .

A) cold
B) hot
C) small
D) cheap

3405) Choose the correct form :

A) a dog
B) an thing
C) an cat
D) an pencil

3406) Pierre is a French boy. ... from ... .

A) He’s; France
B) His’s; French
C) His; France
D) He; France

3407) My friend’s son ...Turkish and English at University.

A) studies
B) plays
C) has
D) goes

3408) In inglese "start" significa :

A) inizio
B) stato
C) stella
D) incantesimo

3409) Il passato di "to burst" è :

A) burst
B) barst
C) bursted
D) bursten

3410) The chairman began with compliments to everyone, but his cold tone … his words.
A) belied
B) gave worth to
C) bore out
D) emphasized
3411) In inglese "try" significa :
A) provare
B) girare
C) vero
D) viaggio

3412) Il passato di "to shear" è :

A) sheared
B) shore
C) shared
D) shearen

3413) We can probably find … bed at that shop.

A) a comfortable
B) convenient
C) a comfort
D) comfortable

3414) You … be at the airport at 10 am.

A) must
B) ought
C) want
D) need

3415) I want to … as much as possible about that mysterious topic.

A) find out
B) find in
C) find him
D) find off

3416) That player was taken off the field on a … .

A) stretcher
B) hearse
C) crane
D) hammock

3417) No one heard her … for help.

A) call
B) to call
C) have called
D) to have called

3418) In inglese "fact" significa :

A) fatto
B) famiglia
C) faccia
D) cadere

3419) Could I have a pizza … ham but … mushrooms?

A) with; without
B) on; off
C) by; on
D) for; with
3420) I’ll pay the bill this time if you … it the next time.
A) pay
B) will pay
C) are paying
D) will have paid

3421) Please, … the coach now.

A) board
B) get out
C) leave to
D) get boarding

3422) Find the most opposite of "beautiful".

A) Ugly
B) Low
C) Soft
D) Slow

3423) Hasn’t he stopped working … ?

A) yet
B) already
C) just
D) still

3424) Il corretto significato di "furnishings" è :

A) mobili
B) fornitura
C) marmellata
D) casa

3425) In inglese "breed" significa :

A) allevare
B) bruciare
C) scoppiare
D) rompere

3426) Il participio di "to give" è :

A) given
B) gived
C) gave
D) goven

3427) Il participio di "to say" è :

A) said
B) saiden
C) sayed
D) sayen

3428) In inglese "pattern" significa :

A) modello
B) carta
C) gente
D) passare
3429) In inglese "year" significa :
A) anno
B) scrivere
C) lavoro
D) ancora

3430) In inglese "root" significa :

A) radice
B) rottura
C) strada
D) sentiero

3431) Il passato di "to swing" è :

A) swung
B) swingen
C) swang
D) swinged

3432) Students need to study hard for … tests.

A) their
B) he
C) them
D) you

3433) He had a pension that provided him with a small … .

A) income
B) entry
C) expense
D) input

3434) Do you know where …?

A) Julia lives
B) does Julia live
C) Julia does live
D) is Julia living

3435) In inglese "answer" significa :

A) risposta
B) qualunque
C) apparire
D) tra

3436) I think I … to sneeze.

A) am going
B) will go
C) will
D) am gone

3437) They washed their swimsuits … hand.

A) by
B) with
C) in
D) of
3438) He’s picking his cousin … from the airport later today.
A) up
B) out
C) in
D) away

3439) In inglese "half" significa :

A) metà
B) crescere
C) accadere
D) mano

3440) Is … answering to me?

A) anyone
B) every
C) each one
D) us

3441) Supplies … into the disaster area last night.

A) were dropped
B) have been dropped
C) dropped
D) would be dropped

3442) We’re going … Italy for a holiday.

A) to
B) since
C) of
D) in

3443) When she finally arrived, she apologized … late.

A) for being
B) being
C) to be
D) for the

3444) Il participio di "to draw" è :

A) drawn
B) drawen
C) drew
D) drawed

3445) Il corretto significato di "intoxicated" è :

A) inebriato
B) tossicomane
C) dannoso
D) tossico

3446) Before going to see her, I’ll buy a … of flowers.

A) bunch
B) pack
C) gather
D) heap
3447) At first he didn’t agree, but he eventually managed to talk him … coming.
A) into
B) over
C) round
D) back to

3448) Il passato di "to give" è :

A) gave
B) guve
C) given
D) gived

3449) Choose the right way to begin this question: … you think you’ll miss her?
A) Do
B) Doesn’t
C) Does
D) Is

3450) In inglese "beat" significa :

A) battere
B) diventare
C) curvare
D) sopportare

3451) He … on that chair last time.

A) sat
B) has sat
C) sits
D) set

3452) In inglese "watch" significa :

A) orologio
B) acqua
C) caldo
D) volere

3453) As soon as the lecture ends, I am going to … .

A) reorganize my notes
B) close the water-meter
C) put the magazine aside
D) start sleeping

3454) I could see from his red eyes that he … .

A) had been crying
B) did cry
C) hadn’t been crying
D) didn’t cry

3455) If … wrong this time, nobody will ask for my opinion again.
A) I’m
B) I will be
C) I be
D) I’ll
3456) Find the opposite meaning of the word "to economize".
A) To waste
B) To budget
C) To acquaint
D) To save

3457) In inglese "teach" significa :

A) insegnare
B) parlare
C) coda
D) dire

3458) In inglese "wheel" significa :

A) ruota
B) ovest
C) peso
D) dove

3459) … have you been in England?

A) How long
B) How much time
C) How time
D) How ever

3460) I won’t … you to arrive before 10.

A) expect
B) wait
C) pretend
D) await

3461) In inglese "side" significa :

A) lato
B) semplice
C) mostrare
D) barca

3462) In inglese "old" significa :

A) vecchio
B) numero
C) spesso
D) una volta

3463) We’ll go to the beach tomorrow, … permitting.

A) weather
B) with the weather
C) the weather
D) if the weather if

3464) He hasn’t bought his wife any flowers … ages.

A) for
B) from
C) by
D) since
3465) I … afraid it is too late.
A) am
B) have
C) will
D) be

3466) Il passato di "to sleep" è :

A) slept
B) sleepen
C) sleeped
D) slap

3467) Il participio di "to bring" è :

A) brought
B) broughten
C) bringen
D) bringed

3468) In inglese "guy" significa :

A) ragazzo
B) duro
C) leggero
D) bambina

3469) In inglese "spell" significa :

A) incantesimo
B) speciale
C) suono
D) alzarsi

3470) She hasn’t finished … the book yet.

A) reading
B) to read
C) read
D) of reading

3471) This radio costs only $ 10. It’s much … than the other one.
A) cheaper
B) dearer
C) more economics
D) more expenseless

3472) He returned after midnight and … his surprise, everybody was still up.
A) to
B) by
C) with
D) for

3473) Il corretto significato di "sale" è :

A) vendita
B) stanze
C) ascesa
D) sale
3474) Il participio di "to eat" è :
A) eaten
B) ate
C) eated
D) aten

3475) In inglese "cover" significa :

A) coprire
B) croce
C) piangere
D) corso

3476) Il passato di "to swear" è :

A) swore
B) swear
C) sweared
D) swearen

3477) In inglese "new" significa :

A) nuovo
B) mai
C) vicino
D) prossimo

3478) The information you gave me … wrong!

A) is
B) has
C) would
D) got

3479) In inglese "figure" significa :

A) cifra
B) riempire
C) campo
D) finale

3480) Find the most opposite of "small".

A) Big
B) Low
C) Ugly
D) Slow

3481) In inglese "slit" significa :

A) tagliare
B) affondare
C) sgattaiolare
D) sentire odore

3482) My car is very old, I’m … going to buy a new one.

A) likely
B) liking to
C) like
D) alike
3483) In inglese "swing" significa :
A) dondolare
B) spazzare
C) lacerare
D) nuotare

3484) Il participio di "to set" è :

A) set
B) seted
C) sat
D) seten

3485) In inglese "move" significa :

A) muovere
B) molto
C) più
D) montagna

3486) Il passato di "to sink" è :

A) sank
B) sinken
C) sunk
D) sinked

3487) Do you like …?

A) them
B) she
C) they
D) our

3488) I have to offer him my condolences, since his father has just … .
A) passed away
B) passed down
C) passed out
D) passed through

3489) They didn’t … their sister come in.

A) hear
B) feel
C) listen
D) overhear

3490) If he … we … go.
A) comes; will
B) came; will
C) had come; would
D) will come; will go

3491) In inglese "ring" significa :

A) suonare
B) smettere
C) alzarsi
D) cavalcare
3492) In inglese "left" significa :
A) sinistra
B) meno
C) lasciare
D) lasciare

3493) Il passato di "to lead" è :

A) led
B) let
C) leaden
D) leaded

3494) In the afternoon we will … the hotel.

A) check into
B) check on
C) check onto
D) check at

3495) Colin stayed with us … six months.

A) for
B) since
C) through
D) in

3496) Not only was Leonardo an artist, … a scientist as well.

A) but
B) also
C) yet
D) too

3497) In inglese "saw" significa :

A) segare
B) cercare
C) cavalcare
D) alzarsi

3498) Shall I get anything for you at the supermarket? - Yes please, … tomatoes.
A) get some
B) take a little
C) bring lots
D) get any

3499) If you accepted to buy 1,000 units, we … you a 15% reduction on the price.
A) could offer
B) have be offering
C) have to offer
D) must be offering

3500) In inglese "those" significa :

A) quelli
B) questi
C) sebbene
D) pensare
3501) Il participio di "to lend" è :
A) lent
B) lenden
C) lended
D) lenten

3502) The most exciting moment is when the plane … the ground.
A) lifts off
B) looses up
C) lifts out of
D) takes out

3503) Il passato di "to become" è :

A) became
B) becomen
C) becomed
D) becume

3504) In inglese "more" significa :

A) più
B) mattina
C) mancare
D) luna

3505) Extensive tests were … on the car.

A) carried out
B) carried away
C) carried forward
D) carried through

3506) In inglese "where" significa :

A) dove
B) quale
C) bene
D) ruota

3507) Il participio di "to get" è :

A) got
B) geten
C) goten
D) geted

3508) The teacher has been here … the school was built.
A) since
B) for
C) from when
D) by

3509) I was about to fall down when someone … me.

A) grabbed
B) joined
C) catches
D) picked
3510) Find the most opposite of "expect".
A) Despair
B) Regret
C) Attend
D) Loathe

3511) Il participio di "to mean" è :

A) meant
B) meanen
C) meaned
D) meanten

3512) What is the car like? … long and black.

A) It’s
B) Is
C) It likes
D) It’s like

3513) Il contrario di "sweet" è :

A) bitter
B) low
C) bottom
D) soft

3514) In inglese "tread" significa :

A) calpestare
B) subire
C) ficcare
D) lacerare

3515) Il contrario di "happy" è :

A) sad
B) bottom
C) short
D) slow

3516) In inglese "put" significa :

A) mettere
B) produrre
C) tirare
D) domanda

3517) In inglese "call" significa :

A) chiamare
B) cura
C) occupato
D) macchina

3518) … you ever been to Rome before your arrival here today?
A) Had
B) Was
C) Did
D) Have
3519) Il corretto significato di "disposable" è :
A) usa e getta
B) eterno
C) accoppiabile
D) disposto

3520) In inglese "sell" significa :

A) vendere
B) mandare
C) cercare
D) alzarsi

3521) Il participio di "to forbid" è :

A) forbidden
B) forbade
C) forbiden
D) forbided

3522) Il participio di "to let" è :

A) let
B) leted
C) lit
D) leten

3523) Il passato di "to pay" è :

A) paid
B) paied
C) payen
D) payed

3524) Il corretto significato di "cane" è :

A) bastone
B) albero
C) cane
D) gatto

3525) If she … without him, he will never speak to her again.

A) goes
B) will be going
C) will go
D) go

3526) Many women are scared by … .

A) large spiders
B) the large spiders
C) large spider
D) the big spiders

3527) He sent me to Spain, because he wanted … Spanish.

A) me to learn
B) that I will learn
C) to learn
D) I had learnt
3528) In inglese "open" significa :
A) aperto
B) solo
C) vecchio
D) ordinare

3529) I want … read a book.

A) you to
B) for you to
C) to you to
D) that you to

3530) Il corretto significato di "patent" è :

A) brevetto
B) attestato
C) parente
D) registro

3531) Il passato di "to hold" è :

A) held
B) holden
C) holded
D) helt

3532) In inglese "line" significa :

A) linea
B) lista
C) piacere
D) ascoltare

3533) In inglese "cross" significa :

A) croce
B) tagliare
C) coprire
D) piangere

3534) Il passato di "to run" è :

A) ran
B) run
C) runed
D) runen

3535) They’ve … complained to the management once before.

A) already
B) yet
C) never
D) just

3536) Il passato di "to fling" è :

A) flung
B) flang
C) flinged
D) flingen
3537) Before her driving test, Colin learnt the highway code by … .
A) heart
B) memory
C) repeating
D) soul

3538) Il participio di "to hide" è :

A) hidden
B) hid
C) hiden
D) hided

3539) In inglese "ease" significa :

A) alleviare
B) mangiare
C) terra
D) est

3540) Give … book.

A) me that
B) to me that
C) me to that
D) at me that

3541) … the animals is prohibited here.

A) Feeding
B) Giving to eat to
C) Bleeding
D) Buckling

3542) In inglese "shine" significa :

A) brillare
B) scuotere
C) ferrare i cavalli
D) spargere

3543) I have one extra umbrella. You may … it.

A) borrow
B) lend
C) bring
D) tear

3544) The new manager is extremely … and always listens attentively to her colleagues.
A) polite
B) just
C) correct
D) educated

3545) Il corretto significato di "factory" è :

A) fabbrica
B) fattoria
C) negozio
D) fattore
3546) Il corretto significato di "cave" è :
A) grotta
B) cava
C) baracca
D) cantina

3547) It’s forbidden to smoke in this room: can you please … the cigarette?
A) put out
B) light
C) lit off
D) buy

3548) Il participio di "to strive" è :

A) striven
B) strove
C) striving
D) stroven

3549) Il corretto significato di "consistent" è :

A) coerente
B) consistente
C) pieno
D) reale

3550) In inglese "noun" significa :

A) nome
B) nota
C) notare
D) adesso

3551) In inglese "now" significa :

A) adesso
B) numero
C) nome
D) niente

3552) Susan … in the car accident.

A) was hurt
B) hurt
C) is hurt
D) was hurted

3553) Il participio di "to abide" è :

A) abided
B) aboded
C) abiden
D) aboden

3554) Greetings … behalf of my wife!

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) to
3555) I wanted to know what … but he didn’t know.
A) had happened
B) was happened
C) had been happened
D) happens

3556) He will come … afternoon.

A) in the
B) on the
C) at the
D) on

3557) Il participio di "to know" è :

A) known
B) knew
C) knowen
D) knowed

3558) Is this a car or a van? It’s … a car … a van.

A) neither; nor
B) not; not
C) not; or
D) either; or

3559) Il participio di "to build" è :

A) built
B) builden
C) builded
D) builten

3560) He’s … nine years old.

A) nearly
B) near the
C) nearest
D) quite

3561) In inglese "shoot" significa :

A) sparare
B) ridursi
C) spargere
D) ferrare i cavalli

3562) To avoid the traffic we’ll have to … at dawn.

A) set out
B) look forward
C) get through
D) move on

3563) Il participio di "to overcome" è :

A) overcome
B) overcomen
C) overcame
D) overcomed
3564) Il participio di "to dream" è :
A) dreamt
B) dreaming
C) dreamten
D) dreamen

3565) In inglese "shake" significa :

A) scuotere
B) tosare
C) vendere
D) cucire

3566) In inglese "us" significa :

A) noi
B) solito
C) fino
D) sotto

3567) In inglese "even" significa :

A) pari
B) mai
C) ogni
D) abbastanza

3568) Il participio di "to arise" è :

A) arisen
B) arose
C) arised
D) arosen

3569) He has got a very good … with a computer factory.

A) job
B) work
C) placing
D) profession

3570) I … my house painted, that’s why there is all this mess.

A) am having
B) did
C) am doing
D) would have

3571) He hasn’t got … money with him.

A) much
B) a lot
C) many
D) too

3572) Please call me when … are ready.

A) you
B) I
C) us
D) he
3573) I haven’t been to New York … five years.
A) for
B) away
C) at
D) since

3574) Il passato di "to weep" è :

A) wept
B) weepen
C) wip
D) weeped

3575) Il participio di "to steal" è :

A) stolen
B) stole
C) stealed
D) stealen

3576) … you start at once you’ll be late.

A) Unless
B) As
C) When
D) While

3577) In inglese "name" significa :

A) nome
B) vicino
C) musica
D) mio

3578) Il participio di "to lean" è :

A) leant
B) leanten
C) leaning
D) leanen

3579) She washed her dress … hand.

A) by
B) with
C) of
D) in

3580) Il passato di "to go" è :

A) went
B) goed
C) gone
D) goen

3581) Il participio di "to win" è :

A) won
B) wonen
C) winen
D) wined
3582) Il participio di "to rise" è :
A) risen
B) rose
C) rosen
D) rised

3583) Leaders want to … the same mistakes.

A) avoid making
B) avoid made
C) avoid to make
D) avoided making

3584) Il passato di "to slit" è :

A) slit
B) sliten
C) slat
D) slited

3585) Will you mind if I … work late this evening?

A) don’t
B) won’t
C) not
D) would not

3586) In inglese "travel" significa :

A) viaggio
B) città
C) cima
D) albero

3587) … is to let readers know the facts.

A) A journalist’s job
B) The job of the journalists
C) The journalist job
D) A job of journalist

3588) In inglese "inch" significa :

A) pollice
B) cento
C) solo
D) isola

3589) That story is hard to believe. I’m sure she … .

A) made it up
B) made it down
C) made it of me
D) made off with it

3590) In inglese "rock" significa :

A) roccia
B) stanza
C) giusto
D) strada
3591) Find the most opposite of "inept".
A) Competent
B) Infer
C) Clumsy
D) Foolish

3592) As soon as … any news, I’ll phone you.

A) I have
B) I’ll have
C) I will be having
D) I having

3593) Il passato di "to lose" è :

A) lost
B) losen
C) losed
D) loosed

3594) … see your passport, please?

A) May I
B) Will I
C) Ought I to
D) Could I to

3595) In inglese "fill" significa :

A) riempire
B) trovare
C) finale
D) cifra

3596) Il corretto significato di "instalment" è :

A) rata
B) installazione
C) stallo
D) instillare

3597) The lesson … so difficult.

A) was
B) were
C) are
D) have been

3598) Il passato di "to bring" è :

A) brought
B) brang
C) bringen
D) bringed

3599) In inglese "port" significa :

A) porto
B) pianta
C) punto
D) posare
3600) In inglese "final" significa :
A) finale
B) riempire
C) bene
D) trovare

3601) Il participio di "to lie" è :

A) lied
B) lay
C) lained
D) lien

3602) In inglese "island" significa :

A) isola
B) solo
C) tenere
D) pollice

3603) That car is … , it was going faster earlier.

A) slowing down
B) speeding up
C) speeding down
D) accelerating

3604) Il participio di "to smell" è :

A) smelt
B) smelling
C) smellen
D) smelten

3605) Il passato di "to saw" è :

A) sawed
B) sawen
C) sawet
D) sow

3606) I can’t … with my brother-in-law: I’ll tell him to leave as soon as possible.
A) put up
B) get up
C) lock down
D) take off

3607) Her parents want … to the University.

A) her to go
B) she will go
C) her going
D) she to go

3608) Il corretto significato di "addiction" è :

A) dipendenza
B) sottrazione
C) adozione
D) detrazione
3609) We … an answer by the end of the week.
A) expected
B) waited
C) pretended
D) questioned

3610) I was able to … my baggage promptly after leaving the plane.

A) retrieve
B) rescue
C) review
D) recover

3611) In inglese "decide" significa :

A) decidere
B) sviluppare
C) giorno
D) profondo

3612) In inglese "second" significa :

A) secondo
B) scienza
C) dire
D) vedere

3613) In inglese "light" significa :

A) leggero
B) piacere
C) linea
D) vita

3614) The shop is closed. The … in this department has gone to lunch.
A) salesgirl
B) testgirl
C) moneygirl
D) clothesgirl

3615) In inglese "step" significa :

A) passo
B) ancora
C) inizio
D) stare

3616) I knew that he was poor. I offered to pay his … .

A) fare
B) cheque
C) a coffee
D) manor

3617) Il participio di "to upset" è :

A) upset
B) upsat
C) upseted
D) upseten
3618) The movie isn’t interesting. In fact it’s really … .
A) boring
B) bored
C) noisy
D) disinteresting

3619) In inglese "run" significa :

A) correre
B) regola
C) stanza
D) stesso

3620) Il participio di "to leave" è :

A) left
B) leften
C) leaven
D) leaved

3621) In inglese "minute" significa :

A) minuto
B) denaro
C) mente
D) mancare

3622) On the way back to Rome he flew … the Alps.

A) over
B) on
C) upon
D) through

3623) Il participio di "to understand" è :

A) understood
B) understooden
C) understanden
D) understanded

3624) Il contrario di "high" è :

A) low
B) soft
C) ugly
D) slow

3625) In inglese "power" significa :

A) potere
B) premere
C) posare
D) sterlina

3626) Il passato di "to hit" è :

A) hit
B) hat
C) hited
D) hiten
3627) In inglese "wait" significa :
A) attendere
B) camminare
C) vocale
D) molto

3628) Il corretto significato di "capitol" è :

A) Campidoglio
B) capitolo
C) capodoglio
D) capitale

3629) In inglese "lot" significa :

A) molto
B) guardare
C) basso
D) amare

3630) Il participio di "to shed" è :

A) shed
B) sheeden
C) sheden
D) sheded

3631) "Who … wallet belong to?"

A) does this
B) does
C) do these
D) is this

3632) Il passato di "to speed" è :

A) sped
B) speted
C) spid
D) speeden

3633) Il participio di "to pay" è :

A) paid
B) payed
C) paiden
D) payen

3634) Il passato di "to wake" è :

A) woke
B) waken
C) waked
D) weak

3635) In inglese "behind" significa :

A) dietro
B) iniziare
C) meglio
D) migliore
3636) Il contrario di "bright" è :
A) dark
B) low
C) ugly
D) slow

3637) Find the antonym of "to spare".

A) To waste
B) To save
C) To afford
D) To borrow

3638) Il participio di "to drink" è :

A) drunk
B) drank
C) drinken
D) drinked

3639) "Put the … back in the red wine bottle."

A) cork
B) tap
C) glass
D) hole

3640) "Mary … the television yesterday."

A) watched
B) saw
C) looked at
D) viewed

3641) Il passato di "to leave" è :

A) left
B) leaven
C) leaved
D) luve

3642) Il participio di "to cast" è :

A) cast
B) casted
C) casteen
D) casten

3643) "… Colin says is very funny."

A) What
B) Which
C) When
D) That

3644) Il participio di "to catch" è :

A) caught
B) caughten
C) catchen
D) catched
3645) In inglese "snow" significa :
A) neve
B) così
C) piccolo
D) dormire

3646) "I went to a … and bought some artichokes."

A) greengrocer
B) store
C) butcher
D) baker

3647) Il corretto significato di "barracks" è :

A) caserme
B) albergo
C) negozio
D) tenda

3648) Il passato di "to spread" è :

A) spread
B) spred
C) spreaded
D) spreaden

3649) "He told his wife he … to work late."

A) was going
B) was gone
C) has been
D) would

3650) Il corretto significato di "comprehensive" è :

A) comprensivo
B) inserito
C) compreso
D) compresso

3651) Find the most opposite of "luminous".

A) Dim
B) Clear
C) Brittle
D) Clever

3652) In inglese "food" significa :

A) cibo
B) forzare
C) piede
D) seguire

3653) In inglese "body" significa :

A) corpo
B) entrambi
C) libro
D) barca
3654) "Yesterday we … dinner at 9 pm."
A) had
B) will be eating
C) are having
D) have

3655) "We plan to change the … of our newspaper to make it more readable."
A) format
B) timetable
C) memorandum
D) schedule

3656) Il participio di "to have" è :

A) had
B) haven
C) haden
D) haved

3657) Il corretto significato di "cabinet" è :

A) armadietto
B) bagno
C) cabotaggio
D) vino

3658) Il passato di "to breed" è :

A) bred
B) breeden
C) breeded
D) bread

3659) Il passato di "to learn" è :

A) learnt
B) learnted
C) learnedet
D) learnen

3660) "That … like a good idea."

A) sounds
B) appears
C) proves
D) feels

3661) In inglese "awake" significa :

A) svegliare
B) battere
C) sopportare
D) sgorgare

3662) Il corretto significato di "presumption" è :

A) congettura
B) proseguzione
C) riassunto
D) somma
3663) In inglese "though" significa :
A) sebbene
B) quelli
C) cosa
D) pensiero

3664) In inglese "hurt" significa :

A) fare male
B) colpire
C) inclinare
D) inginocchiarsi

3665) In inglese "young" significa :

A) giovane
B) scrivere
C) ancora
D) anno

3666) Il participio di "to grind" è :

A) ground
B) grinden
C) grinded
D) grounden

3667) In inglese "week" significa :

A) settimana
B) peso
C) orologio
D) modo

3668) "On winter mornings, car windows can be covered in …".

A) frost
B) iced
C) dew
D) glass

3669) "The cat seemed to chase … ball forever."

A) its
B) her
C) yours
D) his

3670) Il participio di "to make" è :

A) made
B) maden
C) maken
D) maked

3671) "Those seats aren’t taken; they are …".

A) free
B) booked
C) vacated
D) freed
3672) "I … to other people borrowing my books."
A) object
B) disagree
C) dislike
D) avoid

3673) "This broken radio cannot …".

A) be repaired
B) have repairs
C) to be repaired
D) repair

3674) "She is … all over the world."

A) the prettiest
B) more prettier
C) more pretty
D) prettier than

3675) In inglese "quick" significa :

A) rapido
B) tirare
C) pioggia
D) domanda

3676) In inglese "game" significa :

A) gioco
B) ragazza
C) pieno
D) ottenere

3677) Il participio di "to speak" è :

A) spoken
B) speaken
C) spoke
D) speaked

3678) In inglese "quit" significa :

A) smettere
B) liberare da
C) falciare
D) pagare

3679) Il passato di "to overcome" è :

A) overcame
B) overcomen
C) overcomed
D) overcamed

3680) "They don’t speak Italian, … ."

A) do they?
B) don’t they?
C) they do?
D) they don’t?
3681) In inglese "lead" significa :
A) guidare
B) apprendere
C) distendersi
D) lasciare

3682) "If you caused the accident, you are … damages."

A) liable for
B) owing for
C) allowed for
D) suited for

3683) "The man who lives … is very friendly."

A) next door
B) at the near door
C) the other door
D) to the next door

3684) "The Vatican Radio … throughout the world."

A) broadcasts
B) projects
C) presents
D) receives

3685) In inglese "deep" significa :

A) profondo
B) sviluppare
C) decidere
D) diretto

3686) Il corretto significato di "mansion" è :

A) villa
B) mansione
C) incarico
D) maschile

3687) In inglese "surface" significa :

A) superficie
B) sicuro
C) come
D) tavolo

3688) Il participio di "to sell" è :

A) sold
B) solden
C) sellen
D) selled

3689) "I haven’t … Linda since I moved away."

A) seen
B) see
C) saw
D) seed
3690) "We should go home: … is getting dark."
A) it
B) its
C) he
D) I

3691) In inglese "hang" significa :

A) appendere
B) avere
C) nascondere
D) macinare

3692) In inglese "pose" significa :

A) posare
B) possibile
C) porto
D) giocare

3693) "Have you got … idea of how much the project is going to cost?"
A) any
B) the
C) none
D) a

3694) Il corretto significato di "sensitive" è :

A) sensibile
B) forte
C) sensuale
D) incostante

3695) In inglese "story" significa :

A) storia
B) strada
C) ancora
D) stare

3696) "The policeman has … him some questions."

A) to ask
B) to make
C) to demand
D) to do

3697) In inglese "men" significa :

A) uomini
B) potere
C) misurare
D) miglia

3698) In inglese "plane" significa :

A) aereo
B) pianta
C) piano
D) luogo
3699) Il participio di "to shoot" è :
A) shot
B) shoten
C) shooted
D) shooten

3700) "The English … dinner earlier than the Spanish."

A) usually have
B) use having
C) used have
D) usual to have

3701) Il participio di "to hit" è :

A) hit
B) hut
C) hited
D) hiten

3702) "Tom lives …".

A) by himself
B) himself
C) from himself
D) in self

3703) Il corretto significato di "insane" è :

A) pazzo
B) insinuare
C) marcio
D) insito

3704) Il passato di "to teach" è :

A) taught
B) teachen
C) teached
D) taucht

3705) In inglese "spit" significa :

A) sputare
B) accelerare
C) spaccare
D) versare

3706) Il participio di "to blow" è :

A) blown
B) blew
C) blowed
D) blowen

3707) In inglese "each" significa :

A) ogni
B) terra
C) presto
D) durante
3708) Il passato di "to tear" è :
A) tore
B) torn
C) tearen
D) teared

3709) Il passato di "to cast" è :

A) cast
B) cust
C) casten
D) casted

3710) "I like … very much."

A) swimming
B) swim
C) to swimming
D) swam

3711) "The mechanic says the car … be repaired later this week."
A) will
B) going
C) was to
D) is going

3712) Il participio di "to spread" è :

A) spread
B) spreat
C) spreaden
D) spreaded

3713) In inglese "boat" significa :

A) barca
B) corpo
C) blu
D) libro

3714) Find the antonym of "compulsory".

A) Optional
B) Competitive
C) Irritating
D) Persuasive

3715) "Could you close the …, please? Too much light is coming in."
A) shutter
B) shuffler
C) closet
D) blinded

3716) In inglese "fly" significa :

A) volare
B) cibo
C) cinque
D) seguire
3717) "By this time next week we … the new car."
A) will have bought
B) have bought
C) will buy
D) have been buying

3718) Il passato di "to ring" è :

A) rang
B) ringed
C) rung
D) ringen

3719) In inglese "place" significa :

A) luogo
B) pezzo
C) persona
D) semplice

3720) "If you take a snapshot then I will … it."

A) see
B) read
C) hear
D) eat

3721) In inglese "never" significa :

A) mai
B) nome
C) nuovo
D) aver bisogno

3722) "It … advertised … last week’s magazine."

A) was; in
B) has been; in
C) were; on
D) was; on

3723) "I told them not … in the corridor."

A) to run
B) running
C) run
D) can run

3724) "His daughters don’t get any exercise. They just watch television … ."
A) all day
B) every time
C) all time
D) each time

3725) Il passato di "to lean" è :

A) leant
B) leaning
C) leand
D) leanen
3726) "The accident wouldn’t have happened if he … drunk."
A) hadn’t been
B) wouldn’t have been
C) wasn’t
D) weren’t

3727) "That instrument consists … five parts to be assembled."

A) of
B) by
C) on
D) in

3728) "He wishes he … a seat on the train. Now it’s full."

A) had booked
B) booked
C) books
D) has booked

3729) Il corretto significato di "patrol" è :

A) pattuglia
B) petrolio
C) benzina
D) patrocinio

3730) In inglese "part" significa :

A) parte
B) possedere
C) carta
D) passare

3731) In inglese "time" significa :

A) tempo
B) pensiero
C) insieme
D) attraverso

3732) In inglese "spread" significa :

A) espandere
B) sputare
C) guastare
D) rimbalzare

3733) In inglese "horse" significa :

A) cavallo
B) ora
C) caldo
D) casa

3734) In inglese "here" significa :

A) qui
B) lui
C) alto
D) suo
3735) "He suggested … a meeting about the project."
A) having
B) should have
C) that having
D) that should have

3736) In inglese "ship" significa :

A) barca
B) lei
C) diversi
D) corto

3737) "Marc … a ticket."

A) has
B) have
C) hat
D) haves

3738) Il passato di "to bend" è :

A) bent
B) bended
C) bend
D) benden

3739) "I hope you … for not being truthful to you."

A) forgive me
B) forbid me
C) forget me
D) forsake me

3740) "The pilot set the throttle to … to slow down the plane."
A) idle
B) blast
C) forward
D) flare

3741) Il passato di "to dream" è :

A) dreamt
B) dreamen
C) dreamd
D) dreaming

3742) In inglese "feel" significa :

A) sentire
B) poco
C) piedi
D) padre

3743) "There are a lot of sheets that need …".

A) mending
B) having mended
C) mended
D) been mended
3744) In inglese "leap" significa :
A) saltare
B) prestare
C) inclinare
D) sdraiarsi

3745) Il participio di "to learn" è :

A) learnt
B) learning
C) learnten
D) learnen

3746) Il participio di "to see" è :

A) seen
B) sawn
C) saw
D) seed

3747) In inglese "our" significa :

A) nostro
B) solo
C) ordinare
D) su

3748) Find the most opposite of "pique".

A) Soothe
B) Gully
C) Smooth
D) Value

3749) Find the most opposite of "germane".

A) Irrelevant
B) Indifferent
C) Impartial
D) Improvident

3750) "The cat is not allowed to sit … the couch."

A) on
B) of
C) at
D) in

3751) In inglese "head" significa :

A) testa
B) riscaldamento
C) sentire
D) duro

3752) In inglese "why" significa :

A) perché
B) bianco
C) tutto
D) vento
3753) "The new computer … next week."
A) will arrive
B) arrive
C) does arrive
D) has arrived

3754) "I objected to him … his cigars."

A) smoking
B) to smokeding
C) of smoking
D) to smoking

3755) "You must concentrate more … what you are doing."

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) for

3756) Il passato di "to set" è :

A) set
B) sat
C) seten
D) seted

3757) "I expect they … to get married in spring."

A) are going
B) will going
C) going
D) go

3758) Il passato di "to cut" è :

A) cut
B) cuten
C) cat
D) cuted

3759) In inglese "over" significa :

A) su
B) possedere
C) nostro
D) aperto

3760) "I used to … how to cook."

A) know
B) have known
C) knew
D) known

3761) "Those men … a lot of beer last Friday."

A) drank
B) drink
C) dranks
D) drunk
3762) Il passato di "to deal" è :
A) dealt
B) deel
C) dealed
D) dealen

3763) "I … a pilot."

A) am
B) be
C) is
D) are

3764) Find the best synonym for "jovial".

A) Merry
B) Incredulous
C) Revolting
D) Dizzy

3765) Il participio passato di "to withdraw" è :

A) withdrawn
B) withdrawed
C) withdrawen
D) withdrew

3766) "Let’s go home: … is getting dark."

A) it
B) its
C) I
D) he

3767) In inglese "which" significa :

A) quale
B) ovest
C) dove
D) mentre

3768) Il participio passato di "to spend" è :

A) spent
B) spenden
C) spended
D) spenten

3769) In inglese "about" significa :

A) circa
B) atto
C) sopra
D) capace

3770) "My grandmother had left the door … , that’s why some thieves broke in."
A) ajar
B) closed
C) locked
D) shut
3771) "He asked me where … last night."
A) I went
B) have I been
C) have I gone
D) I have gone

3772) In inglese "see" significa :

A) vedere
B) sembrare
C) scuola
D) secondo

3773) In inglese "to drink" significa :

A) bere
B) sognare
C) nutrire
D) dimorare

3774) In inglese "science" significa :

A) scienza
B) stesso
C) secondo
D) scuola

3775) In inglese "produce" significa :

A) produrre
B) potere
C) prodotto
D) problema

3776) "She took his umbrella … mistake."

A) by
B) due
C) out of
D) for

3777) Il contrario di "loud" è :

A) silent
B) bottom
C) ugly
D) soft

3778) In inglese "small" significa :

A) piccolo
B) dimensione
C) lento
D) neve

3779) In inglese "these" significa :

A) questi
B) cosa
C) di
D) poi
3780) Il participio di "to creep" è :
A) crept
B) creeped
C) crepten
D) creepen

3781) "Italian children start going … when they’re six."

A) to school
B) school
C) to the school
D) to some schools

3782) "The outcome of the exam depends … you completely."

A) on
B) from
C) by
D) of

3783) In inglese "take" significa :

A) prendere
B) parlare
C) coda
D) superficie

3784) In inglese "to pay" significa :

A) pagare
B) sopraffare
C) incontrare
D) smettere

3785) Il passato di "to put" è :

A) put
B) puted
C) pat
D) puten

3786) "Oil paintings … usually more expensive than water colours."

A) are
B) do
C) did
D) is

3787) Il corretto significato di "advice" è :

A) consiglio
B) lettera
C) inganno
D) beffa

3788) In inglese "special" significa :

A) speciale
B) presto
C) incantesimo
D) sud
3789) In inglese "near" significa :
A) vicino
B) dovere
C) nome
D) aver bisogno

3790) Il passato di "to feed" è :

A) fed
B) fead
C) feeded
D) feeden

3791) In inglese "paper" significa :

A) carta
B) parte
C) su
D) pagina

3792) "Come on. … ! It’s nearly seven o’clock."

A) Up you get
B) Hallo
C) Gets
D) Right know

3793) "Will you have a wedding party when you … married?"

A) get
B) will get
C) had
D) became

3794) Il corretto significato di "rate" è :

A) tasso
B) rata
C) rete
D) ratto

3795) Il corretto significato di "novel" è :

A) romanzo
B) novella
C) biscotto
D) notizia

3796) Il corretto significato di "canteen" è :

A) mensa
B) attico
C) seminterrato
D) catino

3797) Il passato di "to bet" è :

A) bet
B) beten
C) bit
D) beted
3798) "He is so … he’ll forget his own head!"
A) forgetful
B) absent
C) forgotten
D) mindless

3799) "The information you gave me … right."

A) is
B) has
C) are
D) would

3800) "… and … Stig stayed in the lab to do some experiments."

A) Every now; then
B) Now on; then
C) Then; now
D) Then; then

3801) "My car stopped half way there, since it had … petrol."
A) run out of
B) run off
C) run down of
D) run away

3802) Il passato di "to forgive" è :

A) forgave
B) forgiven
C) forguve
D) forgived

3803) "We really like … new motorbike. We are very happy we have bought … !"
A) our/it
B) hers/them
C) ours/her
D) mine/it

3804) "Nice to meet you, let’s …!"

A) keep in touch
B) maintain contacts
C) keep on touch
D) catch contact

3805) Find the best synonym for "temerity".

A) Audacity
B) Fearfulness
C) Shyness
D) Stupidity

3806) Il passato di "to spell" è :

A) spelt
B) spellen
C) spill
D) spelling
3807) "Yesterday we … dinner at 8 pm."
A) had
B) will be eating
C) have
D) are having

3808) "Colin graduated … Engineer last year."

A) as an
B) on
C) as
D) in

3809) In inglese "to sow" significa :

A) seminare
B) sgattaiolare
C) parlare
D) sentire odore

3810) Il participio passato di "to shoe" è :

A) shod
B) shoetedd
C) shoen
D) shoden

3811) Il passato di "to steal" è :

A) stole
B) stealed
C) stolen
D) stealen

3812) "Are … your cases?"

A) those
B) some
C) this
D) that

3813) Il corretto significato di "actual" è :

A) effettivo
B) antico
C) accurato
D) totale

3814) "I need something to eat; I am really …".

A) hungry
B) in a hunger
C) angry
D) hunger

3815) Il participio passato di "to feel" è :

A) felt
B) felten
C) feelen
D) feeled
3816) "We were very … about the accident."
A) sorry
B) sorrow
C) sorrowful
D) sorrier

3817) "His brother is calling … ."

A) him
B) he
C) I
D) his

3818) Il passato di "to spoil" è :

A) spoilt
B) spoilen
C) spoolt
D) spoiletet

3819) "We must get this project … the ground."

A) off
B) onto
C) in
D) to

3820) In inglese "slink" significa :

A) sgattaiolare
B) tagliare
C) chiudere
D) scivolare

3821) Il passato di "to grind" è :

A) ground
B) grinden
C) grand
D) grinded

3822) Il corretto significato di "invidious" è :

A) spiacevole
B) deludente
C) livido
D) cattivo

3823) "… to the restaurant tonight."

A) Let us go
B) Leave go
C) Go we
D) Make us to go

3824) Il corretto significato di "ultimate" è :

A) supremo
B) terminato
C) ultimatum
D) tematico
3825) In inglese "their" significa :
A) loro
B) dire
C) poi
D) di

3826) In inglese "big" significa :

A) grande
B) nero
C) uccello
D) tra

3827) "The kidnappers said that they … his daughter, if he … pay the ransom."
A) would kill; didn’t
B) would killed; don’t
C) had killed; had not
D) will kill; didn’t

3828) Il participio di "to spell" è :

A) spelt
B) spelten
C) spellen
D) spelling

3829) In inglese "to grind" significa :

A) macinare
B) ghiacciare
C) avere
D) appendere

3830) "Costruire la domanda in base alla risposta "I’m a secretary"".

A) What’s your job?
B) Where are you from?
C) What are you reading?
D) How old are you?

3831) "He always feels tired … morning."

A) in the
B) at
C) on the
D) by

3832) "… I say something, she always disagrees."

A) Whenever
B) Whatever
C) Unless
D) Whatsoever

3833) "I’ll be ready to see them … half an hour."

A) in
B) between
C) among
D) with
3834) Il passato di "to freeze" è :
A) froze
B) frozen
C) freezed
D) freezen

3835) Il participio passato di "to lay" è :

A) laid
B) layen
C) layed
D) laiden

3836) "That man was killed … cold blood."

A) in
B) at
C) with
D) on

3837) "Fred is …; he is a very old man."

A) ninety
B) nineten
C) nineteen
D) ten-nine

3838) "As to the problem in surgery, Dr. Jonas seems to be … fault."

A) at
B) in
C) under
D) with

3839) Il passato di "to forbid" è :

A) forbade
B) forbit
C) forbiden
D) forbided

3840) In inglese "mouse" significa :

A) topo
B) cavallo
C) gatto
D) gallo

3841) "That book belongs to Linda. All those books are … ."
A) hers
B) my
C) him
D) her

3842) In inglese "say" significa :

A) dire
B) regola
C) stesso
D) scuola
3843) "What … about when I arrived?"
A) were you talking
B) did you talk
C) was you talking
D) do you talk

3844) In inglese "sit" significa :

A) sedersi
B) semplice
C) cantare
D) sei

3845) Find the best synonym for "detest".

A) Hate
B) Argue
C) Discover
D) Reveal

3846) "We haven’t been to the cinema … over five weeks."

A) for
B) from
C) since
D) during

3847) It has four legs :

A) cat
B) bird
C) man
D) dolphin

3848) Complete correctly. Traffic has been banned from the city centre ... to reduce pollution.
A) in order
B) by in
C) so
D) because

3849) I’ll go for lunch as soon as my boss ... from lunch.

A) comes back
B) will have come back
C) come back
D) will come back

3850) The gender of these words is different. Which word is different from the others?
A) Brother
B) Girl
C) Mother
D) Sister

3851) He is … teacher.
A) a
B) an
C) of
D) the
3852) “Where ... now?” “In her office.”
A) is she
B) is he
C) is it
D) is

3853) Which plural is correct?

A) Lashes
B) Lash
C) Lashies
D) Lashyes

3854) A: ... does Tony Blair live? B: In Great Britain.

A) Where
B) When
C) What time
D) How

3855) Choose the correct form. “This is my sister; do you know ... name?”
A) her
B) its
C) his
D) hers

3856) Find the opposite word: big … .

A) small
B) high
C) tall
D) slow

3857) This is the photo ... my family.

A) of
B) at
C) in
D) on

3858) Indicare il significato della seguente frase: ”My sister Sandra works in a chemical company”.
A) Mia sorella Sandra lavora in un’azienda chimica
B) Mia sorella Sandra era stata assunta in un’azienda chimica
C) Mia sorella Sandra possiede un’industria chimica
D) Nessuna delle risposte è esatta

3859) A Mercedes is ... German car.

A) a
B) an
C) the
D) on

3860) “Midnight” is the opposite of :

A) noon
B) morning
C) afternoon
D) evening
3861) Central Park is lovely ... the snow.
A) in
B) at
C) of
D) as

3862) She is eighteen but she can’t ... a car.

A) drive
B) to drive
C) drives
D) driving

3863) Find the opposite word: fast … .

A) slow
B) small
C) quick
D) warm

3864) Choose the correct form :

A) an apple
B) an boy
C) an book
D) a egg

3865) This ... my friend. ... name’s Richard.

A) is; His
B) is; My
C) are; His
D) his; His

3866) Which plural is correct?

A) Buses
B) Bus
C) Bussies
D) Busyies

3867) “... your teachers married?” “Yes, ... .”

A) Are; they are
B) Is; he’s
C) Is; she is
D) Is; he is

3868) A JVC is … Japanese camera.

A) a
B) on
C) the
D) an

3869) If you think you have got ... work, you should speak to your boss.
A) too much
B) a few
C) too
D) few
3870) Who are … people over there?
A) those
B) these
C) that
D) this

3871) Complete correctly. “The Pacific is the … ocean in the world.”

A) largest
B) more
C) most large
D) larger

3872) Most of the people ... work at 8 o’clock every morning.

A) starts
B) goes
C) does
D) finishes

3873) Oxford is ... English university.

A) an
B) a
C) the
D) on

3874) The train … on time this morning.

A) left
B) leaved
C) has left
D) right

3875) We ... students.

A) are
B) is
C) are a
D) am

3876) “Always” is the opposite of :

A) never
B) first
C) after
D) upper

3877) Indicare il significato della seguente frase: “Do you play a musical instrument? Yes, I do. I play the guitar.”
A) Suoni uno strumento musicale? Si. Suono la chitarra
B) Suoni uno strumento musicale? Si. Suono il violino
C) Suoni uno strumento musicale? No
D) Suoni uno strumento musicale? No. Non suono la chitarra

3878) It’s no … talking to Andy when he’s reading. He’ll just ignore you.
A) good
B) point
C) result
D) worth
3879) ... name is Apple. ... Ann Apple.
A) Her; She’s
B) His; He’s
C) His; She
D) His; His

3880) I’m going to take ... dog for ... walk.

A) the; a
B) an; the
C) a; a
D) on; an

3881) Which plural is correct?

A) Keys
B) Key
C) Keyys
D) Keyss

3882) It’s good practice ... you.

A) for
B) at
C) of
D) in

3883) “How old is your brother?” “… 29.”

A) He is
B) I am
C) It is
D) They are

3884) Nickolas is looking for a … .

A) job
B) business
C) work
D) occupations

3885) Is Catherine … sister?

A) your
B) you
C) he
D) yours

3886) I live … an apartment … two American boys.

A) in; with
B) at; with
C) in; of
D) of; with

3887) Complete correctly. It’s ... expensive for a european student to study in the best american universities.
A) too
B) so much
C) a lot
D) an much
3888) Eliza … from Greece. … from Poland.
A) isn’t; She’s
B) is; Is
C) is; Isn’t
D) is; Is not

3889) Which plural is correct?

A) Pieces
B) Piecs
C) Piece
D) Piecies

3890) They set ... the publishing company in 1981.

A) up
B) down
C) off
D) in

3891) Which plural is correct?

A) Days
B) Day
C) Dayes
D) Daies

3892) There ... some grapes.

A) are
B) have
C) am
D) is

3893) “... is a hamburger and chips?” “Three pounds fifty.”

A) How much
B) How often
C) How many
D) How long

3894) Find the opposite word: lovely … .

A) horrible
B) expensive
C) old
D) quick

3895) Choose the correct form. The office is open from 9 in the morning ... 6 in the evening, Monday to Friday.
A) until
B) for
C) during
D) since

3896) Snow is ... .

A) cold
B) hot
C) small
D) cheap
3897) Choose the correct form :
A) a dog
B) an thing
C) an cat
D) an pencil

3898) Pierre is a French boy. ... from ... .

A) He’s; France
B) His’s; French
C) His; France
D) He; France

3899) My friend’s son ...Turkish and English at University.

A) studies
B) plays
C) has
D) goes

3900) In inglese "start" significa :

A) inizio
B) stato
C) stella
D) incantesimo

3901) Il passato di "to burst" è :

A) burst
B) barst
C) bursted
D) bursten

3902) The chairman began with compliments to everyone, but his cold tone … his words.
A) belied
B) gave worth to
C) bore out
D) emphasized

3903) In inglese "try" significa :

A) provare
B) girare
C) vero
D) viaggio

3904) Il passato di "to shear" è :

A) sheared
B) shore
C) shared
D) shearen

3905) We can probably find … bed at that shop.

A) a comfortable
B) convenient
C) a comfort
D) comfortable
3906) You … be at the airport at 10 am.
A) must
B) ought
C) want
D) need

3907) I want to … as much as possible about that mysterious topic.

A) find out
B) find in
C) find him
D) find off

3908) That player was taken off the field on a … .

A) stretcher
B) hearse
C) crane
D) hammock

3909) No one heard her … for help.

A) call
B) to call
C) have called
D) to have called

3910) In inglese "fact" significa :

A) fatto
B) famiglia
C) faccia
D) cadere

3911) Could I have a pizza … ham but … mushrooms?

A) with; without
B) on; off
C) by; on
D) for; with

3912) I’ll pay the bill this time if you … it the next time.
A) pay
B) will pay
C) are paying
D) will have paid

3913) Please, … the coach now.

A) board
B) get out
C) leave to
D) get boarding

3914) Find the most opposite of "beautiful".

A) Ugly
B) Low
C) Soft
D) Slow
3915) Hasn’t he stopped working … ?
A) yet
B) already
C) just
D) still

3916) Il corretto significato di "furnishings" è :

A) mobili
B) fornitura
C) marmellata
D) casa

3917) In inglese "breed" significa :

A) allevare
B) bruciare
C) scoppiare
D) rompere

3918) Il participio di "to give" è :

A) given
B) gived
C) gave
D) goven

3919) Il participio di "to say" è :

A) said
B) saiden
C) sayed
D) sayen

3920) In inglese "pattern" significa :

A) modello
B) carta
C) gente
D) passare

3921) In inglese "year" significa :

A) anno
B) scrivere
C) lavoro
D) ancora

3922) In inglese "root" significa :

A) radice
B) rottura
C) strada
D) sentiero

3923) Il passato di "to swing" è :

A) swung
B) swingen
C) swang
D) swinged
3924) Students need to study hard for … tests.
A) their
B) he
C) them
D) you

3925) He had a pension that provided him with a small … .

A) income
B) entry
C) expense
D) input

3926) Do you know where …?

A) Julia lives
B) does Julia live
C) Julia does live
D) is Julia living

3927) In inglese "answer" significa :

A) risposta
B) qualunque
C) apparire
D) tra

3928) I think I … to sneeze.

A) am going
B) will go
C) will
D) am gone

3929) They washed their swimsuits … hand.

A) by
B) with
C) in
D) of

3930) He’s picking his cousin … from the airport later today.
A) up
B) out
C) in
D) away

3931) In inglese "half" significa :

A) metà
B) crescere
C) accadere
D) mano

3932) Is … answering to me?

A) anyone
B) every
C) each one
D) us
3933) Supplies … into the disaster area last night.
A) were dropped
B) have been dropped
C) dropped
D) would be dropped

3934) We’re going … Italy for a holiday.

A) to
B) since
C) of
D) in

3935) When she finally arrived, she apologized … late.

A) for being
B) being
C) to be
D) for the

3936) Il participio di "to draw" è :

A) drawn
B) drawen
C) drew
D) drawed

3937) Il corretto significato di "intoxicated" è :

A) inebriato
B) tossicomane
C) dannoso
D) tossico

3938) Before going to see her, I’ll buy a … of flowers.

A) bunch
B) pack
C) gather
D) heap

3939) At first he didn’t agree, but he eventually managed to talk him … coming.
A) into
B) over
C) round
D) back to

3940) Il passato di "to give" è :

A) gave
B) guve
C) given
D) gived

3941) Choose the right way to begin this question: … you think you’ll miss her?
A) Do
B) Doesn’t
C) Does
D) Is
3942) In inglese "beat" significa :
A) battere
B) diventare
C) curvare
D) sopportare

3943) He … on that chair last time.

A) sat
B) has sat
C) sits
D) set

3944) In inglese "watch" significa :

A) orologio
B) acqua
C) caldo
D) volere

3945) As soon as the lecture ends, I am going to … .

A) reorganize my notes
B) close the water-meter
C) put the magazine aside
D) start sleeping

3946) I could see from his red eyes that he … .

A) had been crying
B) did cry
C) hadn’t been crying
D) didn’t cry

3947) If … wrong this time, nobody will ask for my opinion again.
A) I’m
B) I will be
C) I be
D) I’ll

3948) Find the opposite meaning of the word "to economize".

A) To waste
B) To budget
C) To acquaint
D) To save

3949) In inglese "teach" significa :

A) insegnare
B) parlare
C) coda
D) dire

3950) In inglese "wheel" significa :

A) ruota
B) ovest
C) peso
D) dove
3951) … have you been in England?
A) How long
B) How much time
C) How time
D) How ever

3952) I won’t … you to arrive before 10.

A) expect
B) wait
C) pretend
D) await

3953) In inglese "side" significa :

A) lato
B) semplice
C) mostrare
D) barca

3954) In inglese "old" significa :

A) vecchio
B) numero
C) spesso
D) una volta

3955) We’ll go to the beach tomorrow, … permitting.

A) weather
B) with the weather
C) the weather
D) if the weather if

3956) He hasn’t bought his wife any flowers … ages.

A) for
B) from
C) by
D) since

3957) I … afraid it is too late.

A) am
B) have
C) will
D) be

3958) Il passato di "to sleep" è :

A) slept
B) sleepen
C) sleeped
D) slap

3959) Il participio di "to bring" è :

A) brought
B) broughten
C) bringen
D) bringed
3960) In inglese "guy" significa :
A) ragazzo
B) duro
C) leggero
D) bambina

3961) In inglese "spell" significa :

A) incantesimo
B) speciale
C) suono
D) alzarsi

3962) She hasn’t finished … the book yet.

A) reading
B) to read
C) read
D) of reading

3963) This radio costs only $ 10. It’s much … than the other one.
A) cheaper
B) dearer
C) more economics
D) more expenseless

3964) He returned after midnight and … his surprise, everybody was still up.
A) to
B) by
C) with
D) for

3965) Il corretto significato di "sale" è :

A) vendita
B) stanze
C) ascesa
D) sale

3966) Il participio di "to eat" è :

A) eaten
B) ate
C) eated
D) aten

3967) In inglese "cover" significa :

A) coprire
B) croce
C) piangere
D) corso

3968) Il passato di "to swear" è :

A) swore
B) swear
C) sweared
D) swearen
3969) In inglese "new" significa :
A) nuovo
B) mai
C) vicino
D) prossimo

3970) The information you gave me … wrong!

A) is
B) has
C) would
D) got

3971) In inglese "figure" significa :

A) cifra
B) riempire
C) campo
D) finale

3972) Find the most opposite of "small".

A) Big
B) Low
C) Ugly
D) Slow

3973) In inglese "slit" significa :

A) tagliare
B) affondare
C) sgattaiolare
D) sentire odore

3974) My car is very old, I’m … going to buy a new one.

A) likely
B) liking to
C) like
D) alike

3975) In inglese "swing" significa :

A) dondolare
B) spazzare
C) lacerare
D) nuotare

3976) Il participio di "to set" è :

A) set
B) seted
C) sat
D) seten

3977) In inglese "move" significa :

A) muovere
B) molto
C) più
D) montagna
3978) Il passato di "to sink" è :
A) sank
B) sinken
C) sunk
D) sinked

3979) Do you like …?

A) them
B) she
C) they
D) our

3980) I have to offer him my condolences, since his father has just … .
A) passed away
B) passed down
C) passed out
D) passed through

3981) They didn’t … their sister come in.

A) hear
B) feel
C) listen
D) overhear

3982) If he … we … go.
A) comes; will
B) came; will
C) had come; would
D) will come; will go

3983) In inglese "ring" significa :

A) suonare
B) smettere
C) alzarsi
D) cavalcare

3984) In inglese "left" significa :

A) sinistra
B) meno
C) lasciare
D) lasciare

3985) Il passato di "to lead" è :

A) led
B) let
C) leaden
D) leaded

3986) In the afternoon we will … the hotel.

A) check into
B) check on
C) check onto
D) check at
3987) Colin stayed with us … six months.
A) for
B) since
C) through
D) in

3988) Not only was Leonardo an artist, … a scientist as well.

A) but
B) also
C) yet
D) too

3989) In inglese "saw" significa :

A) segare
B) cercare
C) cavalcare
D) alzarsi

3990) Shall I get anything for you at the supermarket? - Yes please, … tomatoes.
A) get some
B) take a little
C) bring lots
D) get any

3991) If you accepted to buy 1,000 units, we … you a 15% reduction on the price.
A) could offer
B) have be offering
C) have to offer
D) must be offering

3992) In inglese "those" significa :

A) quelli
B) questi
C) sebbene
D) pensare

3993) Il participio di "to lend" è :

A) lent
B) lenden
C) lended
D) lenten

3994) The most exciting moment is when the plane … the ground.
A) lifts off
B) looses up
C) lifts out of
D) takes out

3995) Il passato di "to become" è :

A) became
B) becomen
C) becomed
D) becume
3996) In inglese "more" significa :
A) più
B) mattina
C) mancare
D) luna

3997) Extensive tests were … on the car.

A) carried out
B) carried away
C) carried forward
D) carried through

3998) In inglese "where" significa :

A) dove
B) quale
C) bene
D) ruota

3999) Il participio di "to get" è :

A) got
B) geten
C) goten
D) geted

4000) The teacher has been here … the school was built.
A) since
B) for
C) from when
D) by

4001) I was about to fall down when someone … me.

A) grabbed
B) joined
C) catches
D) picked

4002) Find the most opposite of "expect".

A) Despair
B) Regret
C) Attend
D) Loathe

4003) Il participio di "to mean" è :

A) meant
B) meanen
C) meaned
D) meanten

4004) What is the car like? … long and black.

A) It’s
B) Is
C) It likes
D) It’s like
4005) Il contrario di "sweet" è :
A) bitter
B) low
C) bottom
D) soft

4006) In inglese "tread" significa :

A) calpestare
B) subire
C) ficcare
D) lacerare

4007) Il contrario di "happy" è :

A) sad
B) bottom
C) short
D) slow

4008) In inglese "put" significa :

A) mettere
B) produrre
C) tirare
D) domanda

4009) In inglese "call" significa :

A) chiamare
B) cura
C) occupato
D) macchina

4010) … you ever been to Rome before your arrival here today?
A) Had
B) Was
C) Did
D) Have

4011) Il corretto significato di "disposable" è :

A) usa e getta
B) eterno
C) accoppiabile
D) disposto

4012) In inglese "sell" significa :

A) vendere
B) mandare
C) cercare
D) alzarsi

4013) Il participio di "to forbid" è :

A) forbidden
B) forbade
C) forbiden
D) forbided
4014) Il participio di "to let" è :
A) let
B) leted
C) lit
D) leten

4015) Il passato di "to pay" è :

A) paid
B) paied
C) payen
D) payed

4016) Il corretto significato di "cane" è :

A) bastone
B) albero
C) cane
D) gatto

4017) If she … without him, he will never speak to her again.

A) goes
B) will be going
C) will go
D) go

4018) Many women are scared by … .

A) large spiders
B) the large spiders
C) large spider
D) the big spiders

4019) He sent me to Spain, because he wanted … Spanish.

A) me to learn
B) that I will learn
C) to learn
D) I had learnt

4020) In inglese "open" significa :

A) aperto
B) solo
C) vecchio
D) ordinare

4021) I want … read a book.

A) you to
B) for you to
C) to you to
D) that you to

4022) Il corretto significato di "patent" è :

A) brevetto
B) attestato
C) parente
D) registro
4023) Il passato di "to hold" è :
A) held
B) holden
C) holded
D) helt

4024) In inglese "line" significa :

A) linea
B) lista
C) piacere
D) ascoltare

4025) In inglese "cross" significa :

A) croce
B) tagliare
C) coprire
D) piangere

4026) Il passato di "to run" è :

A) ran
B) run
C) runed
D) runen

4027) They’ve … complained to the management once before.

A) already
B) yet
C) never
D) just

4028) Il passato di "to fling" è :

A) flung
B) flang
C) flinged
D) flingen

4029) Before her driving test, Colin learnt the highway code by … .
A) heart
B) memory
C) repeating
D) soul

4030) Il participio di "to hide" è :

A) hidden
B) hid
C) hiden
D) hided

4031) In inglese "ease" significa :

A) alleviare
B) mangiare
C) terra
D) est
4032) Give … book.
A) me that
B) to me that
C) me to that
D) at me that

4033) … the animals is prohibited here.

A) Feeding
B) Giving to eat to
C) Bleeding
D) Buckling

4034) In inglese "shine" significa :

A) brillare
B) scuotere
C) ferrare i cavalli
D) spargere

4035) I have one extra umbrella. You may … it.

A) borrow
B) lend
C) bring
D) tear

4036) The new manager is extremely … and always listens attentively to her colleagues.
A) polite
B) just
C) correct
D) educated

4037) Il corretto significato di "factory" è :

A) fabbrica
B) fattoria
C) negozio
D) fattore

4038) Il corretto significato di "cave" è :

A) grotta
B) cava
C) baracca
D) cantina

4039) It’s forbidden to smoke in this room: can you please … the cigarette?
A) put out
B) light
C) lit off
D) buy

4040) Il participio di "to strive" è :

A) striven
B) strove
C) striving
D) stroven
4041) Il corretto significato di "consistent" è :
A) coerente
B) consistente
C) pieno
D) reale

4042) In inglese "noun" significa :

A) nome
B) nota
C) notare
D) adesso

4043) In inglese "now" significa :

A) adesso
B) numero
C) nome
D) niente

4044) Susan … in the car accident.

A) was hurt
B) hurt
C) is hurt
D) was hurted

4045) Il participio di "to abide" è :

A) abided
B) aboded
C) abiden
D) aboden

4046) Greetings … behalf of my wife!

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) to

4047) I wanted to know what … but he didn’t know.

A) had happened
B) was happened
C) had been happened
D) happens

4048) He will come … afternoon.

A) in the
B) on the
C) at the
D) on

4049) Il participio di "to know" è :

A) known
B) knew
C) knowen
D) knowed
4050) Is this a car or a van? It’s … a car … a van.
A) neither; nor
B) not; not
C) not; or
D) either; or

4051) Il participio di "to build" è :

A) built
B) builden
C) builded
D) builten

4052) He’s … nine years old.

A) nearly
B) near the
C) nearest
D) quite

4053) In inglese "shoot" significa :

A) sparare
B) ridursi
C) spargere
D) ferrare i cavalli

4054) To avoid the traffic we’ll have to … at dawn.

A) set out
B) look forward
C) get through
D) move on

4055) Il participio di "to overcome" è :

A) overcome
B) overcomen
C) overcame
D) overcomed

4056) Il participio di "to dream" è :

A) dreamt
B) dreaming
C) dreamten
D) dreamen

4057) In inglese "shake" significa :

A) scuotere
B) tosare
C) vendere
D) cucire

4058) In inglese "us" significa :

A) noi
B) solito
C) fino
D) sotto
4059) In inglese "even" significa :
A) pari
B) mai
C) ogni
D) abbastanza

4060) Il participio di "to arise" è :

A) arisen
B) arose
C) arised
D) arosen

4061) He has got a very good … with a computer factory.

A) job
B) work
C) placing
D) profession

4062) I … my house painted, that’s why there is all this mess.

A) am having
B) did
C) am doing
D) would have

4063) He hasn’t got … money with him.

A) much
B) a lot
C) many
D) too

4064) Please call me when … are ready.

A) you
B) I
C) us
D) he

4065) I haven’t been to New York … five years.

A) for
B) away
C) at
D) since

4066) Il passato di "to weep" è :

A) wept
B) weepen
C) wip
D) weeped

4067) Il participio di "to steal" è :

A) stolen
B) stole
C) stealed
D) stealen
4068) … you start at once you’ll be late.
A) Unless
B) As
C) When
D) While

4069) In inglese "name" significa :

A) nome
B) vicino
C) musica
D) mio

4070) Il participio di "to lean" è :

A) leant
B) leanten
C) leaning
D) leanen

4071) She washed her dress … hand.

A) by
B) with
C) of
D) in

4072) Il passato di "to go" è :

A) went
B) goed
C) gone
D) goen

4073) Il participio di "to win" è :

A) won
B) wonen
C) winen
D) wined

4074) Il participio di "to rise" è :

A) risen
B) rose
C) rosen
D) rised

4075) Leaders want to … the same mistakes.

A) avoid making
B) avoid made
C) avoid to make
D) avoided making

4076) Il passato di "to slit" è :

A) slit
B) sliten
C) slat
D) slited
4077) Will you mind if I … work late this evening?
A) don’t
B) won’t
C) not
D) would not

4078) In inglese "travel" significa :

A) viaggio
B) città
C) cima
D) albero

4079) … is to let readers know the facts.

A) A journalist’s job
B) The job of the journalists
C) The journalist job
D) A job of journalist

4080) In inglese "inch" significa :

A) pollice
B) cento
C) solo
D) isola

4081) That story is hard to believe. I’m sure she … .

A) made it up
B) made it down
C) made it of me
D) made off with it

4082) In inglese "rock" significa :

A) roccia
B) stanza
C) giusto
D) strada

4083) Find the most opposite of "inept".

A) Competent
B) Infer
C) Clumsy
D) Foolish

4084) As soon as … any news, I’ll phone you.

A) I have
B) I’ll have
C) I will be having
D) I having

4085) Il passato di "to lose" è :

A) lost
B) losen
C) losed
D) loosed
4086) … see your passport, please?
A) May I
B) Will I
C) Ought I to
D) Could I to

4087) In inglese "fill" significa :

A) riempire
B) trovare
C) finale
D) cifra

4088) Il corretto significato di "instalment" è :

A) rata
B) installazione
C) stallo
D) instillare

4089) The lesson … so difficult.

A) was
B) were
C) are
D) have been

4090) Il passato di "to bring" è :

A) brought
B) brang
C) bringen
D) bringed

4091) In inglese "port" significa :

A) porto
B) pianta
C) punto
D) posare

4092) In inglese "final" significa :

A) finale
B) riempire
C) bene
D) trovare

4093) Il participio di "to lie" è :

A) lied
B) lay
C) lained
D) lien

4094) In inglese "island" significa :

A) isola
B) solo
C) tenere
D) pollice
4095) That car is … , it was going faster earlier.
A) slowing down
B) speeding up
C) speeding down
D) accelerating

4096) Il participio di "to smell" è :

A) smelt
B) smelling
C) smellen
D) smelten

4097) Il passato di "to saw" è :

A) sawed
B) sawen
C) sawet
D) sow

4098) I can’t … with my brother-in-law: I’ll tell him to leave as soon as possible.
A) put up
B) get up
C) lock down
D) take off

4099) Her parents want … to the University.

A) her to go
B) she will go
C) her going
D) she to go

4100) Il corretto significato di "addiction" è :

A) dipendenza
B) sottrazione
C) adozione
D) detrazione

4101) We … an answer by the end of the week.

A) expected
B) waited
C) pretended
D) questioned

4102) I was able to … my baggage promptly after leaving the plane.

A) retrieve
B) rescue
C) review
D) recover

4103) In inglese "decide" significa :

A) decidere
B) sviluppare
C) giorno
D) profondo
4104) In inglese "second" significa :
A) secondo
B) scienza
C) dire
D) vedere

4105) In inglese "light" significa :

A) leggero
B) piacere
C) linea
D) vita

4106) The shop is closed. The … in this department has gone to lunch.
A) salesgirl
B) testgirl
C) moneygirl
D) clothesgirl

4107) In inglese "step" significa :

A) passo
B) ancora
C) inizio
D) stare

4108) I knew that he was poor. I offered to pay his … .

A) fare
B) cheque
C) a coffee
D) manor

4109) Il participio di "to upset" è :

A) upset
B) upsat
C) upseted
D) upseten

4110) The movie isn’t interesting. In fact it’s really … .

A) boring
B) bored
C) noisy
D) disinteresting

4111) In inglese "run" significa :

A) correre
B) regola
C) stanza
D) stesso

4112) Il participio di "to leave" è :

A) left
B) leften
C) leaven
D) leaved
4113) In inglese "minute" significa :
A) minuto
B) denaro
C) mente
D) mancare

4114) On the way back to Rome he flew … the Alps.

A) over
B) on
C) upon
D) through

4115) Il participio di "to understand" è :

A) understood
B) understooden
C) understanden
D) understanded

4116) Il contrario di "high" è :

A) low
B) soft
C) ugly
D) slow

4117) In inglese "power" significa :

A) potere
B) premere
C) posare
D) sterlina

4118) Il passato di "to hit" è :

A) hit
B) hat
C) hited
D) hiten

4119) In inglese "wait" significa :

A) attendere
B) camminare
C) vocale
D) molto

4120) Il corretto significato di "capitol" è :

A) Campidoglio
B) capitolo
C) capodoglio
D) capitale

4121) In inglese "lot" significa :

A) molto
B) guardare
C) basso
D) amare
4122) Il participio di "to shed" è :
A) shed
B) sheeden
C) sheden
D) sheded

4123) "Who … wallet belong to?"

A) does this
B) does
C) do these
D) is this

4124) Il passato di "to speed" è :

A) sped
B) speted
C) spid
D) speeden

4125) Il participio di "to pay" è :

A) paid
B) payed
C) paiden
D) payen

4126) Il passato di "to wake" è :

A) woke
B) waken
C) waked
D) weak

4127) In inglese "behind" significa :

A) dietro
B) iniziare
C) meglio
D) migliore

4128) Il contrario di "bright" è :

A) dark
B) low
C) ugly
D) slow

4129) Find the antonym of "to spare".

A) To waste
B) To save
C) To afford
D) To borrow

4130) Il participio di "to drink" è :

A) drunk
B) drank
C) drinken
D) drinked
4131) "Put the … back in the red wine bottle."
A) cork
B) tap
C) glass
D) hole

4132) "Mary … the television yesterday."

A) watched
B) saw
C) looked at
D) viewed

4133) Il passato di "to leave" è :

A) left
B) leaven
C) leaved
D) luve

4134) Il participio di "to cast" è :

A) cast
B) casted
C) casteen
D) casten

4135) "… Colin says is very funny."

A) What
B) Which
C) When
D) That

4136) Il participio di "to catch" è :

A) caught
B) caughten
C) catchen
D) catched

4137) In inglese "snow" significa :

A) neve
B) così
C) piccolo
D) dormire

4138) "I went to a … and bought some artichokes."

A) greengrocer
B) store
C) butcher
D) baker

4139) Il corretto significato di "barracks" è :

A) caserme
B) albergo
C) negozio
D) tenda
4140) Il passato di "to spread" è :
A) spread
B) spred
C) spreaded
D) spreaden

4141) "He told his wife he … to work late."

A) was going
B) was gone
C) has been
D) would

4142) Il corretto significato di "comprehensive" è :

A) comprensivo
B) inserito
C) compreso
D) compresso

4143) Find the most opposite of "luminous".

A) Dim
B) Clear
C) Brittle
D) Clever

4144) In inglese "food" significa :

A) cibo
B) forzare
C) piede
D) seguire

4145) In inglese "body" significa :

A) corpo
B) entrambi
C) libro
D) barca

4146) "Yesterday we … dinner at 9 pm."

A) had
B) will be eating
C) are having
D) have

4147) "We plan to change the … of our newspaper to make it more readable."
A) format
B) timetable
C) memorandum
D) schedule

4148) Il participio di "to have" è :

A) had
B) haven
C) haden
D) haved
4149) Il corretto significato di "cabinet" è :
A) armadietto
B) bagno
C) cabotaggio
D) vino

4150) Il passato di "to breed" è :

A) bred
B) breeden
C) breeded
D) bread

4151) Il passato di "to learn" è :

A) learnt
B) learnted
C) learnedet
D) learnen

4152) "That … like a good idea."

A) sounds
B) appears
C) proves
D) feels

4153) In inglese "awake" significa :

A) svegliare
B) battere
C) sopportare
D) sgorgare

4154) Il corretto significato di "presumption" è :

A) congettura
B) proseguzione
C) riassunto
D) somma

4155) In inglese "though" significa :

A) sebbene
B) quelli
C) cosa
D) pensiero

4156) In inglese "hurt" significa :

A) fare male
B) colpire
C) inclinare
D) inginocchiarsi

4157) In inglese "young" significa :

A) giovane
B) scrivere
C) ancora
D) anno
4158) Il participio di "to grind" è :
A) ground
B) grinden
C) grinded
D) grounden

4159) In inglese "week" significa :

A) settimana
B) peso
C) orologio
D) modo

4160) "On winter mornings, car windows can be covered in …".

A) frost
B) iced
C) dew
D) glass

4161) "The cat seemed to chase … ball forever."

A) its
B) her
C) yours
D) his

4162) Il participio di "to make" è :

A) made
B) maden
C) maken
D) maked

4163) "Those seats aren’t taken; they are …".

A) free
B) booked
C) vacated
D) freed

4164) "I … to other people borrowing my books."

A) object
B) disagree
C) dislike
D) avoid

4165) "This broken radio cannot …".

A) be repaired
B) have repairs
C) to be repaired
D) repair

4166) "She is … all over the world."

A) the prettiest
B) more prettier
C) more pretty
D) prettier than
4167) In inglese "quick" significa :
A) rapido
B) tirare
C) pioggia
D) domanda

4168) In inglese "game" significa :

A) gioco
B) ragazza
C) pieno
D) ottenere

4169) Il participio di "to speak" è :

A) spoken
B) speaken
C) spoke
D) speaked

4170) In inglese "quit" significa :

A) smettere
B) liberare da
C) falciare
D) pagare

4171) Il passato di "to overcome" è :

A) overcame
B) overcomen
C) overcomed
D) overcamed

4172) "They don’t speak Italian, … ."

A) do they?
B) don’t they?
C) they do?
D) they don’t?

4173) In inglese "lead" significa :

A) guidare
B) apprendere
C) distendersi
D) lasciare

4174) "If you caused the accident, you are … damages."

A) liable for
B) owing for
C) allowed for
D) suited for

4175) "The man who lives … is very friendly."

A) next door
B) at the near door
C) the other door
D) to the next door
4176) "The Vatican Radio … throughout the world."
A) broadcasts
B) projects
C) presents
D) receives

4177) In inglese "deep" significa :

A) profondo
B) sviluppare
C) decidere
D) diretto

4178) Il corretto significato di "mansion" è :

A) villa
B) mansione
C) incarico
D) maschile

4179) In inglese "surface" significa :

A) superficie
B) sicuro
C) come
D) tavolo

4180) Il participio di "to sell" è :

A) sold
B) solden
C) sellen
D) selled

4181) "I haven’t … Linda since I moved away."

A) seen
B) see
C) saw
D) seed

4182) "We should go home: … is getting dark."

A) it
B) its
C) he
D) I

4183) In inglese "hang" significa :

A) appendere
B) avere
C) nascondere
D) macinare

4184) In inglese "pose" significa :

A) posare
B) possibile
C) porto
D) giocare
4185) "Have you got … idea of how much the project is going to cost?"
A) any
B) the
C) none
D) a

4186) Il corretto significato di "sensitive" è :

A) sensibile
B) forte
C) sensuale
D) incostante

4187) In inglese "story" significa :

A) storia
B) strada
C) ancora
D) stare

4188) "The policeman has … him some questions."

A) to ask
B) to make
C) to demand
D) to do

4189) In inglese "men" significa :

A) uomini
B) potere
C) misurare
D) miglia

4190) In inglese "plane" significa :

A) aereo
B) pianta
C) piano
D) luogo

4191) Il participio di "to shoot" è :

A) shot
B) shoten
C) shooted
D) shooten

4192) "The English … dinner earlier than the Spanish."

A) usually have
B) use having
C) used have
D) usual to have

4193) Il participio di "to hit" è :

A) hit
B) hut
C) hited
D) hiten
4194) "Tom lives …".
A) by himself
B) himself
C) from himself
D) in self

4195) Il corretto significato di "insane" è :

A) pazzo
B) insinuare
C) marcio
D) insito

4196) Il passato di "to teach" è :

A) taught
B) teachen
C) teached
D) taucht

4197) In inglese "spit" significa :

A) sputare
B) accelerare
C) spaccare
D) versare

4198) Il participio di "to blow" è :

A) blown
B) blew
C) blowed
D) blowen

4199) In inglese "each" significa :

A) ogni
B) terra
C) presto
D) durante

4200) Il passato di "to tear" è :

A) tore
B) torn
C) tearen
D) teared

4201) Il passato di "to cast" è :

A) cast
B) cust
C) casten
D) casted

4202) "I like … very much."

A) swimming
B) swim
C) to swimming
D) swam
4203) "The mechanic says the car … be repaired later this week."
A) will
B) going
C) was to
D) is going

4204) Il participio di "to spread" è :

A) spread
B) spreat
C) spreaden
D) spreaded

4205) In inglese "boat" significa :

A) barca
B) corpo
C) blu
D) libro

4206) Find the antonym of "compulsory".

A) Optional
B) Competitive
C) Irritating
D) Persuasive

4207) "Could you close the …, please? Too much light is coming in."
A) shutter
B) shuffler
C) closet
D) blinded

4208) In inglese "fly" significa :

A) volare
B) cibo
C) cinque
D) seguire

4209) "By this time next week we … the new car."

A) will have bought
B) have bought
C) will buy
D) have been buying

4210) Il passato di "to ring" è :

A) rang
B) ringed
C) rung
D) ringen

4211) In inglese "place" significa :

A) luogo
B) pezzo
C) persona
D) semplice
4212) "If you take a snapshot then I will … it."
A) see
B) read
C) hear
D) eat

4213) In inglese "never" significa :

A) mai
B) nome
C) nuovo
D) aver bisogno

4214) "It … advertised … last week’s magazine."

A) was; in
B) has been; in
C) were; on
D) was; on

4215) "I told them not … in the corridor."

A) to run
B) running
C) run
D) can run

4216) "His daughters don’t get any exercise. They just watch television … ."
A) all day
B) every time
C) all time
D) each time

4217) Il passato di "to lean" è :

A) leant
B) leaning
C) leand
D) leanen

4218) "The accident wouldn’t have happened if he … drunk."

A) hadn’t been
B) wouldn’t have been
C) wasn’t
D) weren’t

4219) "That instrument consists … five parts to be assembled."

A) of
B) by
C) on
D) in

4220) "He wishes he … a seat on the train. Now it’s full."

A) had booked
B) booked
C) books
D) has booked
4221) Il corretto significato di "patrol" è :
A) pattuglia
B) petrolio
C) benzina
D) patrocinio

4222) In inglese "part" significa :

A) parte
B) possedere
C) carta
D) passare

4223) In inglese "time" significa :

A) tempo
B) pensiero
C) insieme
D) attraverso

4224) In inglese "spread" significa :

A) espandere
B) sputare
C) guastare
D) rimbalzare

4225) In inglese "horse" significa :

A) cavallo
B) ora
C) caldo
D) casa

4226) In inglese "here" significa :

A) qui
B) lui
C) alto
D) suo

4227) "He suggested … a meeting about the project."

A) having
B) should have
C) that having
D) that should have

4228) In inglese "ship" significa :

A) barca
B) lei
C) diversi
D) corto

4229) "Marc … a ticket."

A) has
B) have
C) hat
D) haves
4230) Il passato di "to bend" è :
A) bent
B) bended
C) bend
D) benden

4231) "I hope you … for not being truthful to you."

A) forgive me
B) forbid me
C) forget me
D) forsake me

4232) "The pilot set the throttle to … to slow down the plane."
A) idle
B) blast
C) forward
D) flare

4233) Il passato di "to dream" è :

A) dreamt
B) dreamen
C) dreamd
D) dreaming

4234) In inglese "feel" significa :

A) sentire
B) poco
C) piedi
D) padre

4235) "There are a lot of sheets that need …".

A) mending
B) having mended
C) mended
D) been mended

4236) In inglese "leap" significa :

A) saltare
B) prestare
C) inclinare
D) sdraiarsi

4237) Il participio di "to learn" è :

A) learnt
B) learning
C) learnten
D) learnen

4238) Il participio di "to see" è :

A) seen
B) sawn
C) saw
D) seed
4239) In inglese "our" significa :
A) nostro
B) solo
C) ordinare
D) su

4240) Find the most opposite of "pique".

A) Soothe
B) Gully
C) Smooth
D) Value

4241) Find the most opposite of "germane".

A) Irrelevant
B) Indifferent
C) Impartial
D) Improvident

4242) "The cat is not allowed to sit … the couch."

A) on
B) of
C) at
D) in

4243) In inglese "head" significa :

A) testa
B) riscaldamento
C) sentire
D) duro

4244) In inglese "why" significa :

A) perché
B) bianco
C) tutto
D) vento

4245) "The new computer … next week."

A) will arrive
B) arrive
C) does arrive
D) has arrived

4246) "I objected to him … his cigars."

A) smoking
B) to smokeding
C) of smoking
D) to smoking

4247) "You must concentrate more … what you are doing."

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) for
4248) Il passato di "to set" è :
A) set
B) sat
C) seten
D) seted

4249) "I expect they … to get married in spring."

A) are going
B) will going
C) going
D) go

4250) Il passato di "to cut" è :

A) cut
B) cuten
C) cat
D) cuted

4251) In inglese "over" significa :

A) su
B) possedere
C) nostro
D) aperto

4252) "I used to … how to cook."

A) know
B) have known
C) knew
D) known

4253) "Those men … a lot of beer last Friday."

A) drank
B) drink
C) dranks
D) drunk

4254) Il passato di "to deal" è :

A) dealt
B) deel
C) dealed
D) dealen

4255) "I … a pilot."

A) am
B) be
C) is
D) are

4256) Find the best synonym for "jovial".

A) Merry
B) Incredulous
C) Revolting
D) Dizzy
4257) Il participio passato di "to withdraw" è :
A) withdrawn
B) withdrawed
C) withdrawen
D) withdrew

4258) "Let’s go home: … is getting dark."

A) it
B) its
C) I
D) he

4259) In inglese "which" significa :

A) quale
B) ovest
C) dove
D) mentre

4260) Il participio passato di "to spend" è :

A) spent
B) spenden
C) spended
D) spenten

4261) In inglese "about" significa :

A) circa
B) atto
C) sopra
D) capace

4262) "My grandmother had left the door … , that’s why some thieves broke in."
A) ajar
B) closed
C) locked
D) shut

4263) "He asked me where … last night."

A) I went
B) have I been
C) have I gone
D) I have gone

4264) In inglese "see" significa :

A) vedere
B) sembrare
C) scuola
D) secondo

4265) In inglese "to drink" significa :

A) bere
B) sognare
C) nutrire
D) dimorare
4266) In inglese "science" significa :
A) scienza
B) stesso
C) secondo
D) scuola

4267) In inglese "produce" significa :

A) produrre
B) potere
C) prodotto
D) problema

4268) "She took his umbrella … mistake."

A) by
B) due
C) out of
D) for

4269) Il contrario di "loud" è :

A) silent
B) bottom
C) ugly
D) soft

4270) In inglese "small" significa :

A) piccolo
B) dimensione
C) lento
D) neve

4271) In inglese "these" significa :

A) questi
B) cosa
C) di
D) poi

4272) Il participio di "to creep" è :

A) crept
B) creeped
C) crepten
D) creepen

4273) "Italian children start going … when they’re six."

A) to school
B) school
C) to the school
D) to some schools

4274) "The outcome of the exam depends … you completely."

A) on
B) from
C) by
D) of
4275) In inglese "take" significa :
A) prendere
B) parlare
C) coda
D) superficie

4276) In inglese "to pay" significa :

A) pagare
B) sopraffare
C) incontrare
D) smettere

4277) Il passato di "to put" è :

A) put
B) puted
C) pat
D) puten

4278) "Oil paintings … usually more expensive than water colours."

A) are
B) do
C) did
D) is

4279) Il corretto significato di "advice" è :

A) consiglio
B) lettera
C) inganno
D) beffa

4280) In inglese "special" significa :

A) speciale
B) presto
C) incantesimo
D) sud

4281) In inglese "near" significa :

A) vicino
B) dovere
C) nome
D) aver bisogno

4282) Il passato di "to feed" è :

A) fed
B) fead
C) feeded
D) feeden

4283) In inglese "paper" significa :

A) carta
B) parte
C) su
D) pagina
4284) "Come on. … ! It’s nearly seven o’clock."
A) Up you get
B) Hallo
C) Gets
D) Right know

4285) "Will you have a wedding party when you … married?"

A) get
B) will get
C) had
D) became

4286) Il corretto significato di "rate" è :

A) tasso
B) rata
C) rete
D) ratto

4287) Il corretto significato di "novel" è :

A) romanzo
B) novella
C) biscotto
D) notizia

4288) Il corretto significato di "canteen" è :

A) mensa
B) attico
C) seminterrato
D) catino

4289) Il passato di "to bet" è :

A) bet
B) beten
C) bit
D) beted

4290) "He is so … he’ll forget his own head!"

A) forgetful
B) absent
C) forgotten
D) mindless

4291) "The information you gave me … right."

A) is
B) has
C) are
D) would

4292) "… and … Stig stayed in the lab to do some experiments."

A) Every now; then
B) Now on; then
C) Then; now
D) Then; then
4293) "My car stopped half way there, since it had … petrol."
A) run out of
B) run off
C) run down of
D) run away

4294) Il passato di "to forgive" è :

A) forgave
B) forgiven
C) forguve
D) forgived

4295) "We really like … new motorbike. We are very happy we have bought … !"
A) our/it
B) hers/them
C) ours/her
D) mine/it

4296) "Nice to meet you, let’s …!"

A) keep in touch
B) maintain contacts
C) keep on touch
D) catch contact

4297) Find the best synonym for "temerity".

A) Audacity
B) Fearfulness
C) Shyness
D) Stupidity

4298) Il passato di "to spell" è :

A) spelt
B) spellen
C) spill
D) spelling

4299) "Yesterday we … dinner at 8 pm."

A) had
B) will be eating
C) have
D) are having

4300) "Colin graduated … Engineer last year."

A) as an
B) on
C) as
D) in

4301) In inglese "to sow" significa :

A) seminare
B) sgattaiolare
C) parlare
D) sentire odore
4302) Il participio passato di "to shoe" è :
A) shod
B) shoetedd
C) shoen
D) shoden

4303) Il passato di "to steal" è :

A) stole
B) stealed
C) stolen
D) stealen

4304) "Are … your cases?"

A) those
B) some
C) this
D) that

4305) Il corretto significato di "actual" è :

A) effettivo
B) antico
C) accurato
D) totale

4306) "I need something to eat; I am really …".

A) hungry
B) in a hunger
C) angry
D) hunger

4307) Il participio passato di "to feel" è :

A) felt
B) felten
C) feelen
D) feeled

4308) "We were very … about the accident."

A) sorry
B) sorrow
C) sorrowful
D) sorrier

4309) "His brother is calling … ."

A) him
B) he
C) I
D) his

4310) Il passato di "to spoil" è :

A) spoilt
B) spoilen
C) spoolt
D) spoiletet
4311) "We must get this project … the ground."
A) off
B) onto
C) in
D) to

4312) In inglese "slink" significa :

A) sgattaiolare
B) tagliare
C) chiudere
D) scivolare

4313) Il passato di "to grind" è :

A) ground
B) grinden
C) grand
D) grinded

4314) Il corretto significato di "invidious" è :

A) spiacevole
B) deludente
C) livido
D) cattivo

4315) "… to the restaurant tonight."

A) Let us go
B) Leave go
C) Go we
D) Make us to go

4316) Il corretto significato di "ultimate" è :

A) supremo
B) terminato
C) ultimatum
D) tematico

4317) In inglese "their" significa :

A) loro
B) dire
C) poi
D) di

4318) In inglese "big" significa :

A) grande
B) nero
C) uccello
D) tra

4319) "The kidnappers said that they … his daughter, if he … pay the ransom."
A) would kill; didn’t
B) would killed; don’t
C) had killed; had not
D) will kill; didn’t
4320) Il participio di "to spell" è :
A) spelt
B) spelten
C) spellen
D) spelling

4321) In inglese "to grind" significa :

A) macinare
B) ghiacciare
C) avere
D) appendere

4322) "Costruire la domanda in base alla risposta "I’m a secretary"".

A) What’s your job?
B) Where are you from?
C) What are you reading?
D) How old are you?

4323) "He always feels tired … morning."

A) in the
B) at
C) on the
D) by

4324) "… I say something, she always disagrees."

A) Whenever
B) Whatever
C) Unless
D) Whatsoever

4325) "I’ll be ready to see them … half an hour."

A) in
B) between
C) among
D) with

4326) Il passato di "to freeze" è :

A) froze
B) frozen
C) freezed
D) freezen

4327) Il participio passato di "to lay" è :

A) laid
B) layen
C) layed
D) laiden

4328) "That man was killed … cold blood."

A) in
B) at
C) with
D) on
4329) "Fred is …; he is a very old man."
A) ninety
B) nineten
C) nineteen
D) ten-nine

4330) "As to the problem in surgery, Dr. Jonas seems to be … fault."

A) at
B) in
C) under
D) with

4331) Il passato di "to forbid" è :

A) forbade
B) forbit
C) forbiden
D) forbided

4332) In inglese "mouse" significa :

A) topo
B) cavallo
C) gatto
D) gallo

4333) "That book belongs to Linda. All those books are … ."
A) hers
B) my
C) him
D) her

4334) In inglese "say" significa :

A) dire
B) regola
C) stesso
D) scuola

4335) "What … about when I arrived?"

A) were you talking
B) did you talk
C) was you talking
D) do you talk

4336) In inglese "sit" significa :

A) sedersi
B) semplice
C) cantare
D) sei

4337) Find the best synonym for "detest".

A) Hate
B) Argue
C) Discover
D) Reveal
4338) "We haven’t been to the cinema … over five weeks."
A) for
B) from
C) since
D) during

4339) "There weren’t …in the office."

A) any people
B) no people
C) some people
D) some person

4340) "On our tour the guide organized lots of … to tourist sites."
A) excursions
B) journeys
C) voyages
D) travels

4341) In inglese "together" significa :

A) insieme
B) tempo
C) mille
D) anche

4342) Il corretto significato di "morbid" è :

A) morboso
B) confortevole
C) soffice
D) mortale

4343) In inglese "far" significa :

A) lontano
B) famiglia
C) veloce
D) fattoria

4344) Il passato di "to swell" è :

A) swelled
B) swoll
C) swellen
D) swellt

4345) "He said that he … the pearls for his mother."

A) had brought
B) brang
C) will bring
D) bring

4346) What is the synonym of the word "pedestrian"?

A) Walker
B) Pavement
C) Horseman
D) Pedantic
4347) "… so many people been unemployed."
A) Never before have
B) More than ever before
C) More than ever were
D) In the past, there never have

4348) Il passato di "to see" è :

A) saw
B) seed
C) suw
D) seen

4349) "He has just washed … ."

A) the kitchen floor
B) the kitchen pavement
C) the chicken floor
D) the floor of kitchen

4350) "… for his birthday."

A) He was given $50
B) There were given to her $50
C) He was been given $50
D) He was being given $50

4351) In inglese "warm" significa :

A) caldo
B) camminare
C) guerra
D) orologio

4352) Il participio passato di "to sleep" è :

A) slept
B) sleepen
C) slepten
D) sleeped

4353) "She kissed … friend just when I was looking at….."

A) his; her
B) him; his
C) you; them
D) hers; his

4354) Il corretto significato di "task" è :

A) incarico
B) chiedere
C) tasca
D) borsa

4355) "If you … time, could you come to the zoo with me."
A) have
B) has
C) could have
D) will have
4356) "Fred is …; he is young."
A) nineteen
B) nineten
C) ten-nine
D) ninety

4357) "What is the weather … in Rome, today?"

A) like
B) look
C) behaving
D) going

4358) "You ought … a holiday."

A) to take
B) take
C) be taking
D) have taken

4359) "The police stopped me for … the speed limit."

A) breaking
B) transcending
C) surpassing
D) superimposing

4360) In inglese "shape" significa :

A) forma
B) lei
C) diversi
D) servire

4361) "… classic music?"

A) Don’t you like
B) You like don’t
C) Do you like not
D) You do like not

4362) "The Government decided to … the new proposal."

A) turn down
B) turn off
C) turn out
D) turn away

4363) Find the best synonym for "saccharine".

A) Sweet
B) Leave
C) Arid
D) Quit

4364) "Is there … airport in Manchester?"

A) an
B) the
C) a
D) some
4365) "The bus drivers are … so I am going to take my car."
A) on strike
B) on striking
C) in strike
D) going to strike

4366) "Owing to the bad weather, the garden party was …".
A) called off
B) called out
C) called through
D) called away

4367) "Colin … the date in the almanac."

A) checked
B) pushed
C) put up
D) raised

4368) In inglese "enough" significa :

A) abbastanza
B) mangiare
C) mai
D) pari

4369) Il participio passato di "to hear" è :

A) heard
B) heared
C) hearden
D) hearen

4370) In inglese "letter" significa :

A) lettera
B) leggero
C) vita
D) lasciare

4371) In inglese "find" significa :

A) trovare
B) bene
C) fuoco
D) finale

4372) In inglese "above" significa :

A) sopra
B) circa
C) aggiungere
D) atto

4373) Find the most opposite of "philistine".

A) Intellectual
B) Novice
C) Pious
D) Debutante
4374) Il passato di "to sing" è :
A) sang
B) singed
C) sung
D) singen

4375) "I don’t want to come. I’ve …".

A) changed my mind
B) changed my brain
C) changed my ideas
D) changed idea

4376) "After Colin … for three hours, he sat to have a meal."

A) had been hiking
B) was hiking
C) has been hiking
D) had being hiking

4377) "What will you do if it …?"

A) rains
B) rained
C) will rain
D) rain

4378) Il corretto significato di "vacancy" è :

A) posto vacante
B) vacanza
C) ferie
D) farmacia

4379) Il participio passato di "to shake" è :

A) shaken
B) shooken
C) shook
D) shaked

4380) Il passato di "to leap" è :

A) leapt
B) leapen
C) leapted
D) leapeet

4381) "I won’t go out … he telephones me."

A) unless
B) even then
C) if though
D) for all

4382) In inglese "shoe" significa :

A) ferrare i cavalli
B) brillare
C) tosare
D) sparare
4383) "May I take some more? Yes, … yourself."
A) help
B) take
C) do
D) need

4384) "My eyes are tired because … since 8 o’clock."

A) I’ve been studying
B) I study
C) I studied
D) I’m studying

4385) In inglese "wake" significa :

A) svegliarsi
B) subire
C) preoccupare
D) indossare

4386) In inglese "during" significa :

A) durante
B) ogni
C) secco
D) presto

4387) Il corretto significato di "affluent" è :

A) ricco
B) confluenza
C) riempito
D) gonfio

4388) In inglese "pass" significa :

A) passare
B) modello
C) parte
D) pagina

4389) In inglese "to lose" significa :

A) perdere
B) incontrare
C) falciare
D) sdraiarsi

4390) In inglese "west" significa :

A) ovest
B) settimana
C) ruota
D) bene

4391) "Telling her or not depends … you completely."

A) on
B) by
C) from
D) for
4392) "Would you like … pizza?"
A) some more
B) a little of
C) a few
D) of more

4393) "I am … a new house".

A) looking for
B) searching at
C) searching in
D) looking on

4394) Il passato di "to bleed" è :

A) bled
B) bleeded
C) blud
D) bleeden

4395) "Sorry for … those forms mixed up, Mrs. Red."

A) getting
B) to get
C) get
D) got

4396) "He got into a lot of … when he was at school."

A) trouble
B) troubles
C) crisis
D) problem

4397) In inglese "to split" significa :

A) spaccare
B) sputare
C) spendere
D) guastare

4398) "You’re not afraid of …, are you?"

A) driving
B) to drive
C) drove
D) drive

4399) "I think I … eaten ten donuts."

A) have
B) must
C) am
D) had

4400) Il participio passato di "to speed" è :

A) sped
B) speeding
C) speden
D) speeden
4401) "He goes to school … bus."
A) by
B) or
C) with
D) with the

4402) "The bomb … without any warning at all."

A) went off
B) went out
C) went down
D) went up

4403) In inglese "road" significa :

A) strada
B) fiume
C) resto
D) roccia

4404) Il contrario di "strong" è :

A) weak
B) bottom
C) ugly
D) slow

4405) Il participio passato di "to awake" è :

A) awoken
B) awaken
C) awoke
D) awaked

4406) Il participio passato di "to tear" è :

A) torn
B) teared
C) tore
D) tearen

4407) Il corretto significato di "to attend" è :

A) assistere
B) consegnare
C) finire
D) atterrare

4408) "Have you got … idea of how much the tickets are going to cost?"
A) any
B) the
C) a
D) none

4409) In inglese "check" significa :

A) controllo
B) chiaro
C) bambini
D) cambiare
4410) "By the time he gets to the restaurant the dinner … over."
A) will be
B) will start to be
C) is being
D) has been

4411) Maria isn’t studying hard but I … .

A) am
B) has
C) have
D) are

4412) My brother, … lives in Switzerland, is coming to visit me.

A) who
B) whom
C) whose
D) which

4413) I went to a … and bought some artichokes.

A) greengrocer
B) store
C) butcher
D) baker

4414) If he had studied more, he … the exam.

A) would have passed
B) would passed
C) have passed
D) passed

4415) Those seats aren’t taken; they are … .

A) free
B) booked
C) vacated
D) freed

4416) Il contrario di “hard” è :

A) soft
B) bottom
C) ugly
D) short

4417) Completare, in base alla risposta, la domanda "Where’s Luca …?" - "He’s Italian".
A) from
B) at
C) to
D) of

4418) If I ... perfect English, I ... in this class.

A) could speak; wouldn’t be
B) can speak; would be
C) could spoke; won’t be
D) can’t speak; will not be
4419) … you speak three languages?
A) Do
B) Does
C) Did
D) Are

4420) Let’s go on a trip and … the sights.

A) take in
B) take up
C) take on
D) take down

4421) Some people believe that the world is rapidly running … oil.
A) out of
B) off
C) end
D) finish

4422) I don’t know, I … .

A) haven’t got a clue
B) have the knack
C) haven’t no idea
D) have no ideas

4423) The children … their exercise when their father … home.

A) were doing; came
B) do; came
C) were doing; comes
D) were doing; was coming

4424) They … a lot at the dinner last night.

A) smoked
B) smoke
C) smokes
D) smoking

4425) I wish my boss … back in time to deal with the problem.

A) had come
B) came
C) will come
D) has come

4426) I was … if you could help me?

A) wondering
B) amazing
C) marvelling
D) astounding

4427) I don t know who … apple juice.

A) likes
B) like
C) do like
D) do likes
4428) Your English is really improving but mine ... .
A) isn’t
B) don’t
C) haven’t
D) doesn’t

4429) He … in his office at the moment. Phone and see.

A) may be working
B) may working
C) may have worked
D) may work

4430) The accident wouldn’t have happened if he … drunk.

A) hadn’t been
B) wouldn’t have been
C) wasn’t
D) weren’t

4431) He said that he … the pearls for his mother.

A) had brought
B) brang
C) will bring
D) bring

4432) Will you go to the sea if it … fine tomorrow?

A) is
B) will be
C) is going
D) would be

4433) That office has been … by our department.

A) taken over
B) taken out
C) taken in
D) taken away

4434) Parents spend a lot of money … their children’s books.

A) on
B) at
C) in
D) with

4435) If I … any foreign languages, I would have better career prospects.

A) spoke
B) speak
C) do speak
D) have spoken

4436) On winter mornings, car windows can be covered in …

A) frost
B) iced
C) dew
D) glass
4437) … you start at once, you’ll be late.
A) Unless
B) As
C) When
D) While

4438) If Tom goes ... movies, he won’t be able to come to dinner.

A) to the
B) to
C) the
D) inside

4439) I wish … younger.

A) i were
B) i am
C) i will be
D) i be

4440) There isn’t much fruit on the table. There’s only … .

A) a little
B) few
C) any
D) a few

4441) I think it won’t work, if you don’t … it in.

A) plug
B) give
C) turn
D) switch

4442) I hope the sun comes out and it … .

A) brightens up
B) brightens on
C) brightens
D) brightens out

4443) Can I come in with my dirty shoes ...?

A) on
B) with
C) in
D) off

4444) ... didn’t take our children to the park as … were at school.
A) We; they
B) Her; our
C) Us; they
D) We; them

4445) “Eighty” significa :

A) 80
B) 8
C) 18
D) 88
4446) Inserire il presente indicativo del verbo "parlare" nella frase "He … with Fred".
A) speaks
B) speakt
C) spoke
D) speak

4447) My boss is very difficult to get … with and a lot of people want to leave.
A) on
B) at
C) in
D) as

4448) In inglese "Wednesday" significa :

A) mercoledì
B) giovedì
C) martedì
D) lunedì

4449) What was the … of Mr. Smith’s speech?

A) subject
B) details
C) argument
D) typical

4450) He was … other business when I rang.

A) dealing with
B) dealing out
C) treating with
D) dealt with

4451) Where’s the cash desk? I’d like to pay ... this book.
A) for
B) to
C) with
D) about

4452) ‘Can I ... these jeans … please?’ ‘Sure. The changing rooms are over there.’
A) try; on
B) try; out
C) put; out
D) put; away

4453) Come and see me ... you want. I don’t mind.

A) any time
B) some time
C) no time
D) every time

4454) Passengers should … in the lounge until their flight is called.

A) wait
B) waiting
C) to wait
D) to waiting
4455) Inserire il presente indicativo del verbo "essere" nella frase "I … a pilot".
A) am
B) be
C) is
D) are

4456) Inserire la parola mancante "He leaves at ten past nine … the morning".
A) in
B) on
C) to
D) at

4457) The ship … so all the passengers jumped into the boots.
A) was sinking
B) is sinking
C) sank
D) sinked

4458) Completare la frase "They are in France … the weekend".

A) for
B) at
C) from
D) in

4459) Have you decided what …?

A) to order
B) order
C) ordering
D) would order

4460) The new lab … finished by the end of term.

A) will have been
B) will been
C) have been
D) will have being

4461) A: ... do you go there? B: To visit some friends.

A) Why
B) When
C) What
D) Where

4462) I don’t like ice-cream but Jill ... .

A) does
B) has
C) is
D) have

4463) Is there a television … in every room?

A) set
B) applied
C) apparel
D) put
4464) How long … in Paris?
A) have you been living
B) are you living
C) do you live
D) you live

4465) He still insists … adopting that solution.

A) on
B) for
C) in
D) at

4466) Linda insisted … seeing the manager.

A) on
B) to
C) at
D) with

4467) “What time are we eating?” “Don’t worry. It … ready before your TV program.”
A) will be
B) is
C) might be
D) are

4468) I ... my finger! It really hurts.

A) have cut
B) cutted
C) cut
D) have been cutting

4469) He left me … in the rain.

A) waiting
B) wait
C) to wait
D) waits

4470) They ... their baby Lily, but they aren’t sure yet.
A) might call
B) are calling
C) call
D) will call

4471) Have you ever flown ... the Alps?

A) over
B) out of
C) on
D) up

4472) I’m not interested ... what you think or what you want.
A) in
B) on
C) with
D) to
4473) Helen found a good job, and ... Peter.
A) so did
B) too did
C) also
D) so

4474) If I … rich, I … purchase a personal jet.

A) were; could
B) were; can
C) was; could
D) be; could

4475) It seemed to be the first time we … a normal conversation.

A) had had
B) had
C) have
D) have had

4476) Don’t spend any more money … that hobby. It’s too expensive.
A) on
B) for
C) in
D) with

4477) When they finally arrived, they … the car and went in.
A) parked
B) were parking
C) had parked
D) have parked

4478) He is a hot-head.
A) He is fierce.
B) He has a fever.
C) He is very intelligent.
D) He is curious.

4479) I wonder when ... home.

A) she is coming
B) will she come
C) is she coming
D) can she come

4480) ... Paul Simon’s latest record?

A) Have you heard
B) Have you been hearing
C) Did you hear
D) Are you heard

4481) She said that they had … of selling the house but had decided… .
A) been thinking; not to
B) thought; to not
C) thinked; not
D) been thought; not
4482) … car did you borrow last night?
A) Whose
B) Of who
C) Who
D) Whom

4483) She tied a bell around her cat’s … .

A) neck
B) mustache
C) heel
D) beard

4484) If I … younger, I ... to play the piano, but I’m too old now.
A) were; would learn
B) will be; are learning
C) were; would
D) am; will learn

4485) Inserire il pronome nella frase "Are … your cases?"

A) those
B) some
C) this
D) that

4486) Not only was Michelangelo an artist, … a poet as well.

A) but
B) and
C) if
D) why

4487) They were … to have it finished by yesterday.

A) supposed
B) wanted
C) waited
D) pretended

4488) The man who fixed it must ... a mistake with the connections.
A) have made
B) to have made
C) to made
D) made

4489) Children are not interested … politics.

A) in
B) at
C) on
D) by

4490) Roast beef or roast lamb? I can’t … .

A) choose
B) chose
C) choice
D) chase
4491) Why is ... sitting in the dark?
A) she
B) we
C) you
D) I

4492) She has been ... the USA ... three years.
A) in; for
B) at; for
C) on; for
D) in; since

4493) I have never been ... more beautiful than Scotland.

A) anywhere
B) somewhere
C) nowhere
D) everywhere

4494) You aren’t concentrating on your work. What are you thinking ...?
A) about
B) on
C) with
D) to

4495) The car … won the race was not a Ferrari.

A) which
B) whose
C) who
D) whom

4496) … television since 5 o’clock?

A) Have they been watching
B) Are they watching
C) Do they watch
D) Did they watch

4497) … and … Stig stayed in the lab to do some experiments.

A) Every now; then
B) Now on; then
C) Then; now
D) Then; then

4498) Mount Everest is … highest mountain in the world.

A) the
B) most
C) top
D) as

4499) I’ve decided to … for yoga classes.

A) put my name down
B) put name
C) accept
D) take up
4500) They prefer … at home in the evening
A) to stay
B) stay
C) of staying
D) to staying

4501) Jane and John saved and saved, and finally they ... buy the house of their dreams.
A) managed to
B) could
C) can
D) couldn’t

4502) Wind power is both clean ... .

A) and expensive
B) but expensive
C) but expensive also
D) cheap

4503) In inglese, il plurale della parola "computer" è :

A) computers
B) computern
C) computeres
D) computer

4504) How many times … playing football?

A) have you been hurt
B) did you hurt
C) were you hurted
D) are you hurt

4505) He said he would … before finally deciding.

A) think it over
B) think it up
C) think it above
D) think it on

4506) Owing to the bad weather, the garden party was … .

A) called off
B) called out
C) called through
D) called away

4507) These new orders have nothing to do with us.

A) These new orders do not apply to us
B) These new orders do not apply for us
C) These new orders do not apply with us
D) These new orders do not apply by us

4508) 10.000 cars ... next year.

A) will be produced
B) produced
C) are produced
D) will produce
4509) Jane’s dress is the same … Mary’s.
A) as
B) of
C) like
D) then

4510) Leonard won’t come here ... it rains tomorrow.

A) if
B) will
C) because
D) and

4511) ... your best friend sometimes go on holiday with you?

A) Does
B) Do
C) Have
D) Did

4512) He is ... .
A) an artist
B) of artist
C) artist
D) artistically

4513) “Seventy” significa :

A) 70
B) 7
C) 17
D) 77

4514) I travel a lot in my job, ... to Europe.

A) mainly
B) nearly
C) really
D) exactly

4515) Inserire il presente indicativo del verbo "essere" nella frase "We … mechanics".
A) are
B) is
C) am
D) be

4516) We don’t want to leave early but they ... .

A) do
B) have
C) is
D) does

4517) This box isn’t … to contain that object.

A) big enough
B) big a lot
C) quite big
D) much big
4518) Mary is getting … the car.
A) out of
B) up
C) out
D) up of

4519) How … is the lake?

A) deep
B) depth
C) dig
D) found

4520) When you ... him tomorrow, you will think he is ten years older.
A) see
B) will be
C) would see
D) are going to see

4521) There is … in that box; it’s empty.

A) nothing
B) neither
C) anything
D) something

4522) He has been trying to stop for a long time, but he can’t really … smoking.
A) help
B) support
C) close
D) finish

4523) I’ll be ready to see them … half an hour.

A) in
B) between
C) among
D) with

4524) She … to the office next Monday.

A) will return
B) return
C) has return
D) did return

4525) I don’t mind your baking a cake, but just make sure you ... everything … when you’ve finished.
A) put; away
B) clear; up
C) put; out
D) take; back

4526) “By the time I get home the story ... in the evening newspaper,” he thought.
A) will have appeared
B) would be
C) appears
D) has appeared
4527) The president, … 68, is retiring next year.
A) who is
B) which is
C) whose
D) whom is

4528) You seem … a jazz fan.

A) to be
B) liking
C) are
D) to himself

4529) I’d rather … floors than … money by blackmailing people.

A) scrub; make
B) scrubbed; made
C) to scrub; to make
D) will scrub; making

4530) We can … these products. No one wants to buy them.

A) get rid of
B) get out of
C) get away of
D) get plenty of

4531) The exam was ... difficult. I couldn’t do any of it.

A) seriously
B) fluently
C) exactly
D) real

4532) ... they ... many cars last year?

A) Did; make
B) Have; made
C) Will; make
D) Been; made

4533) The lack of security in parts of the country doesn’t encourage people … there.
A) to invest
B) investing
C) to investing
D) invest

4534) “What’s for supper?” “We ... lamb. It’s in the oven.”
A) are having
B) would have
C) had
D) might have

4535) … the nineties a lot of money was made on the stock exchange.
A) During
B) While
C) When
D) At
4536) Where … when you move to Leeds?
A) will you be living
B) have you been living
C) are you living
D) do you live

4537) I haven’t read ... of these books but George has read ...of them.
A) any; some
B) no; some
C) none; some
D) any; any

4538) We … when a loud knock woke us up.

A) were sleeping
B) had slept
C) are sleeping
D) slept

4539) “Oh, dear! The washing machine isn’t working. I haven’t got any clean clothes, and I’ve got to go to work. What am I going to do?’
‘Don’t worry. I’ll ... them all … . Just go to work.’
A) clear; up
B) find; out
C) sort; out
D) put; away

4540) She entered the room suddenly and found them … .

A) smoking
B) that were smoking
C) to smoke
D) smoke

4541) Inserire il presente indicativo del verbo "avere" nella frase "Marc … a ticket".
A) has
B) have
C) hat
D) haves

4542) Would you like ... to eat?

A) something
B) anything
C) nothing
D) everything

4543) The mechanic says the car … be repaired later this week.
A) will
B) going
C) was to
D) is going

4544) Peter wanted ... a policeman.

A) Mary to ask
B) Mary asking
C) Mary should ask
D) that Mary would ask
4545) The holiday wasn’t … interesting as I had expected.
A) as
B) than
C) that
D) so

4546) Your face looks terribly familiar. Haven’t I seen you ... before?
A) somewhere
B) anywhere
C) nowhere
D) everywhere

4547) I didn’t realise he … at the meeting.

A) wouldn’t be
B) would to be
C) weren’t going to be
D) will not be

4548) My sister has agreed ... with the decorating.

A) to help
B) helping
C) help
D) helps

4549) She wanted to … as much as possible.

A) find out
B) find in
C) find off
D) find him

4550) Can I have ... to drink?

A) something
B) anything
C) nothing
D) everything

4551) I enjoyed the music, but I didn’t like the play ... .
A) itself
B) herself
C) myself
D) yourself

4552) ... was not a marriage that could last.

A) Theirs
B) Her
C) Them
D) My

4553) “If I’d known I’d feel so ill, I ... to party,” Peter moaned.
A) wouldn’t have gone
B) would go
C) didn’t go
D) would have gone
4554) “If I ... quickly, we wont be late for the party,” said Peter.
A) drive
B) will drive
C) drove
D) would drive

4555) If she … a lot of clothes, she … money.

A) didn’t buy; would have
B) would buy; has
C) wouldn’t bought; had
D) bought; would have

4556) A: Were you singing when I came in? B: Yes, I ... .

A) was
B) sang
C) were
D) did

4557) Elections take place … five years.

A) every
B) all
C) at
D) any

4558) This doesn’t look a very nice restaurant. Can we go ... else?
A) somewhere
B) anywhere
C) nowhere
D) everywhere

4559) Don’t worry about the baby. I’ll look … her while you’re out.
A) after
B) with
C) to
D) for

4560) I ... to work if I ... better, but I feel terrible.

A) would go; felt
B) would go; feel
C) will go; feel
D) went; felt

4561) Will you … a week from Sunday?

A) be skiing
B) been skiing
C) skiing
D) have been skied

4562) Will you have a wedding party when you … married?

A) get
B) will get
C) had
D) became
4563) The bank … us a lot of money last year.
A) lent
B) rent
C) let
D) lead

4564) Liz was … tired that she had to rest.

A) so
B) as
C) that
D) also

4565) He can play the … very well.

A) fiddle
B) shelter
C) drunk
D) harness

4566) By the end of the year, she … for the company for 25 years.
A) will have worked
B) will work
C) have worked
D) work

4567) Silvia is Spanish but … passport is Italian.

A) her
B) his
C) which
D) its

4568) That’s the woman … house has been destroyed.

A) whose
B) who
C) whom
D) which

4569) Please let me ... for the drinks.

A) pay
B) to pay
C) paying
D) paid

4570) Some tourists were missing, since they had been … by a group of terrorists.
A) kidnapped
B) raped
C) robbed
D) carried

4571) They’re staying with us … the time being.

A) for
B) as
C) in
D) to
4572) I’d visit you more often if you ... so far away.
A) didn’t live
B) will be living
C) don’t live
D) wouldn’t live

4573) She ... off her horse and hurt her wrist.
A) fell
B) turned
C) ran
D) put

4574) Anna ... a good job.

A) has found
B) finds
C) founded
D) has been finding

4575) The reason … I’m writing is to tell you about a meeting on Friday.
A) why
B) because
C) that
D) as

4576) In inglese, il plurale della parola "woman" è :

A) women
B) womans
C) womean
D) womannen

4577) I have ... more to say to you. Goodbye!

A) nothing
B) anything
C) something
D) everything

4578) Galileo was also interested ... astronomy.

A) in
B) of
C) on
D) at

4579) My son is … than any boy in his class.

A) smaller
B) small
C) the smallest
D) as small

4580) Those seats aren’t taken; they are:

A) free
B) booking
C) vacation
D) freed
4581) Help yourself to food. You can have ... you want.
A) anything
B) something
C) nothing
D) everything

4582) Women ... vote in England until 1922.

A) couldn’t
B) are able to
C) managed to
D) can

4583) Il contrario di “beautiful” è :

A) ugly
B) low
C) soft
D) slow

4584) This is my sister; do you know … name?

A) her
B) his
C) its
D) whose

4585) She … the child for the broken window.

A) blamed
B) blame
C) blaming
D) will blaming

4586) The police ... find the man who had stolen my car. He was sent to prison.
A) managed to
B) could
C) can
D) couldn’t

4587) Some people think that Spanish is … than Italian.

A) easier
B) easy
C) the easier
D) the easiest

4588) “Sixty” significa :

A) 60
B) 6
C) 66
D) 16

4589) Inserire il presente indicativo del verbo "ringraziare" nella frase "… you very much".
A) Thank
B) Thanks
C) Thanke
D) Thankioo
4590) What a pretty dress! Turn ... ! Let me look at it from the back.
A) round
B) up
C) away
D) on

4591) He will sit in the room to keep … warm.

A) himself
B) herself
C) themselves
D) yourself

4592) “Sixteen” significa :

A) 16
B) 66
C) 6
D) 60

4593) The family had just had a new gas cooker ... in their kitchen.
A) fitted
B) fitting
C) to be fitted
D) for fit

4594) Can we go ... quiet?

A) somewhere
B) anywhere
C) nowhere
D) everywhere

4595) I’m ... La Guardia Community College.

A) at
B) on
C) in
D) of

4596) I’d like to visit India.

A) Would you?
B) Did you?
C) Do you?
D) Have you?

4597) Choose the correct form. He will be in Rome ... time, but we have no time to see him.
A) some
B) any
C) the
D) no

4598) Isabel is a flight attendant. She … passengers.

A) serves
B) to serve
C) serve
D) serving
4599) “Wrong” is the opposite of :
A) right
B) last
C) fast
D) slow

4600) Jim’s a postman. He ... letters to people.

A) delivers
B) works
C) answers
D) serves

4601) Which one is different?

A) Dishwasher
B) Washbasin
C) Towel
D) Bidet

4602) This is not just my computer. It is 4 … computer.

A) students’
B) students’s
C) student’s
D) student

4603) Wait, I have to … his number.

A) look up
B) look to
C) look in
D) look

4604) In Scotland it’s often too cold … outside.

A) for people to eat
B) for people eating
C) that people eat
D) that people can eat

4605) Can I get a … ?

A) discount
B) reduce
C) cheaper
D) scount

4606) It’s the first time I … a real tiger.

A) have seen
B) see
C) saw
D) had seen

4607) There is a huge … of students that don’t study.

A) percentage
B) figure
C) sum
D) statistic
4608) Scegli un alternativa alla frase: “I like to wear elegant clothes”.
A) I like to put on elegant clothes
B) I like to put up elegant clothes
C) I like to put off elegant clothes
D) I like to put in elegant clothes

4609) I eat lots of vegetables so i’m very … .

A) healthy
B) health
C) fitness
D) unfit

4610) That boy is very rude, he didn’t have a proper … .

A) upbringing
B) education
C) family
D) manner

4611) The waiter recommended …. the fish.

A) we try
B) us to try
C) we to try
D) us trying

4612) Scegli un alternativa alla frase:”look it up on the net.”

A) search for it on the net.
B) look at it on the net.
C) go on the net for it
D) surf on the net

4613) When I was a kid, I … terrible

A) was
B) would be
C) were
D) wanted to be

4614) We need … the plane. it’s late.

A) to board
B) boarding
C) to boarding
D) board

4615) They bought … a nice new car.

A) themselves
B) themself
C) they
D) himself

4616) I … time with my family.

A) spend
B) pass
C) give
D) stay
4617) L’espressione “fall” significa:
A) cadere
B) spingere
C) fare
D) incitare

4618) Last night I got … at 10 p.m. .

A) to sleep
B) to home
C) work
D) to bed

4619) This is what Rick … .

A) did
B) done
C) do
D) to do

4620) The boss wasn’t happy so he … the worker.

A) fired
B) licenced
C) went away
D) sent away

4621) How long does your lesson …?

A) last
B) first
C) duration
D) time

4622) I have to study the first 2 … of the book.

A) chapters
B) capitals
C) modules
D) pieces

4623) The house is dirty. … it.

A) clean
B) wash
C) polish
D) launder

4624) I play tennis … .

A) well
B) good
C) nice
D) happy

4625) … last week.

A) He was arrested
B) He arrested
C) He has arrested
D) He has been arrested
4626) She is the person I work … .
A) for
B) together
C) of
D) at

4627) I haven’t … anything for lunch.

A) had
B) eaten
C) taken
D) tasted

4628) He looked for … to sit at the bar.

A) somewhere
B) something
C) nowhere
D) anything

4629) Let’s go … the the security check, our sister is waiting.

A) through
B) up
C) in at
D) though

4630) He was home, … TV yesterday.

A) watching
B) to watch
C) watvh
D) to watching

4631) I’ve visited many … countries.

A) different
B) some
C) a
D) same

4632) Come si traduce in Inglese: “mezz’ora fa”

A) half an hour ago
B) half of one hour ago
C) half a hour ago
D) half the hour ago

4633) Now i’m fat, but I used to be … .

A) thin
B) happy
C) chubby
D) big

4634) Can you tell we where …?

A) the hotel is
B) is the hotel
C) find the hotel
D) the hotel find
4635) Come si traduce in Inglese: “posso aiutarla?”.
A) can I help you
B) I could help you
C) could I help you
D) might I help you

4636) Scegli un alternativa alla frase: “The plane arrives at 11 a.m.”

A) The plane gets in at 11 a.m.
B) The plane gets up at 11 a.m.
C) The plane gets on at 11 a.m.
D) The plane gets down at 11 a.m.

4637) I go around … scooter

A) by
B) with
C) of
D) at

4638) My … was carefree.

A) childhhood
B) childness
C) childful
D) young

4639) You should … attention if you want to learn.

A) pay
B) give
C) lend
D) buy

4640) It’s a … to meet you.

A) pleasure
B) enchanted
C) pleased very nice
D) pleasant

4641) I’m getting … in June.

A) married
B) marry
C) wedding
D) weddid

4642) I … a big lasagna so I didn’t want any more food!

A) had
B) have had
C) have cooked
D) cooked

4643) Let’s go out, … ?

A) shall we
B) we shall
C) shan’t we
D) we shan’t
4644) L’espressione “try on” significa:
A) provarsi
B) mettersi
C) assagiare
D) fare un test

4645) She’s been … Thailand recently.

A) to
B) at
C) in over
D) the

4646) Get … of bed. it’s late already!

A) out
B) off
C) on
D) in

4647) What’s the … wonderful thing in Rome?

A) the most
B) the best
C) the more
D) the much

4648) L’espressione “land” significa:

A) atterrare
B) decollare
C) isola
D) prestare

4649) Do you want a burger or a hot dog? Mmm. ...is fine

A) either
B) both
C) neither
D) no one

4650) L’espressione “journey” significa:

A) viaggio
B) gita
C) vacanza
D) percorso

4651) I … like new technology.

A) really
B) very much
C) such
D) so

4652) … your coat and have a seat.

A) Take off
B) Get off
C) Put off
D) Have off
4653) I like to give … .
A) money to charities
B) to charities money
C) money at charities
D) money charities

4654) Il termine “rain” significa:

A) pioggia
B) vento
C) correre
D) neve

4655) L’espressione “get on” significa:

A) andare d’accordo
B) essere d’accordo
C) andare sui nervi
D) essere in simpatia

4656) Come si traduce in Inglese: “è a casa che gioca con suo figlio”
A) he’s at home playing with his son
B) he’s at home that plays with his son
C) he is at home to play with his son
D) he is at home that he is playing with his son

4657) Who did you speak …?

A) with
B) …
C) for
D) off

4658) Il termine “as” significa:

A) come
B) a meno che
C) per via di
D) perlomeno

4659) My favourite cars are …

A) Fiats
B) Fiat
C) the Fiat
D) cars Fiat

4660) I don’t speak … English.

A) …
B) the
C) some
D) that

4661) Il termine “attic” significa:

A) soffitta
B) attico
C) soppalco
D) ripostiglio
4662) I’ve … dinner. There is pasta with tomato sauce.
A) made
B) done
C) eaten
D) had

4663) The boss thinks you … too many breaks.

A) take
B) taking
C) to take
D) to taking

4664) Il termine “right” significa:

A) giusto
B) sbagliato
C) destra
D) sinistra

4665) I’ve visited many countries … .

A) abroad
B) …
C) outside
D) easter

4666) I never take care … my cat.

A) of
B) at
C) by
D) on

4667) Usando la forma per fare richieste cortesi, completa la frase: “… you pass me the book, please?”.
A) could
B) should
C) must
D) shall

4668) The post office is next … the park.

A) to
B) at
C) ion
D) of

4669) he speaks English … .

A) beutifully
B) beautiful
C) beautifuly
D) beautifly

4670) All … us were sick

A) of
B) on
C) off
D) to
4671) i’m so tired, I … all day
A) have been studying
B) studied
C) study
D) had studied

4672) L’espressione “dangerous” significa:

A) pericoloso
B) angelo
C) cattivo
D) sicuro

4673) I get around my village … foot.

A) on
B) by
C) with
D) of

4674) I like … .
A) her
B) he
C) she
D) they

4675) Last night George … many people.

A) met
B) knew
C) has met
D) has known

4676) Il termine “should” significa:

A) dovrei
B) vorrei
C) farei
D) potrei

4677) Can you … me your car tonight?

A) lend
B) borrow
C) get
D) allow

4678) L’espressione “turn up” significa:

A) alzare il volume
B) alzare le mani
C) girare per
D) svoltare

4679) Shall we play a game … tennis?

A) of
B) at
C) to
D) in
4680) “Prego” in Inglese è:
A) you’re welcome
B) welcome
C) well come
D) you’re well come

4681) Mark … tomorrow night.

A) arrives
B) arrive
C) come comes
D) has come

4682) Il termine “tell” significa:

A) dire
B) alto
C) parlare
D) basso

4683) L’espressione “hard” significa:

A) difficile
B) pericoloso
C) semplice
D) sicuro

4684) L’espressione “faculty” significa:

A) facoltà
B) arguzia
C) destrezza
D) opzionale

4685) Quale tra le seguenti è la richiesta di permesso più formale:

A) might I ask a question?
B) could I ask a question?
C) can I ask a question?
D) may I ask a question?

4686) I haven’t watched movies … a month.

A) for
B) since
C) of
D) within

4687) We talk … movies every day.

A) about
B) to
C) in
D) at

4688) So sorry i’m late. … have you waited?

A) how long
B) how much
C) how much time
D) how long time
4689) … jacket is nice.
A) Your
B) You
C) You’re
D) Yours

4690) We will arrive … the station soon.

A) at
B) to
C) on
D) for

4691) Il termine “brother” significa:

A) fratello
B) sorella
C) figlio
D) figlia

4692) Il plurale di “mouse” è:

A) mice
B) mouses
C) mousse
D) mousses

4693) Where are you …?

A) from
B) by
C) at for
D) for

4694) I’ve … my best friend for 15 years. We still get on well. known
A) been knowing
B) had known
C) was knowing.
D) know

4695) He is the person … wife makes excellent cakes.

A) whose
B) who
C) which
D) that

4696) I may … on vacation, next year.

A) go
B) to go
C) going
D) to going

4697) Jack … shopping.

A) likes to go
B) like going
C) like to going
D) like to go
4698) Do you … play video games?
A) ever
B) never
C) never not
D) not never

4699) I … a policeman.
A) ’m not
B) amn’t
C) am n’t
D) am no

4700) Mark must wear Glasses, …?

A) mustn’t he
B) he mustn’t
C) he must
D) must not he

4701) Have you found a job …?

A) yet
B) just
C) already
D) ever

4702) Il termine “stranger” significa:

A) sconosciuto
B) straniero
C) forestiero
D) strano

4703) I’ve … tried Indian Food.

A) never
B) ever
C) yet
D) either

4704) I listen .. music in the evening.

A) to
B) at
C) ..
D) for

4705) Il termine “premier” significa:

A) primo ministro
B) calcio inglese
C) capo
D) prima visione

4706) Il termine “eye” significa:

A) occhio
B) orecchio
C) io
D) ciao
4707) Mark … hard.
A) works
B) work
C) working
D) work’s

4708) They always stay … .

A) together
B) with
C) lonely
D) solitary

4709) … Michael … studied his lesson?

A) Has/...
B) Have/…
C) …/has
D) .../have

4710) In Inglese britannico “college” significa:

A) scuola superiore
B) università
C) collegio
D) scuola elementare

4711) This is the … beautiful day of my life.

A) most
B) best
C) much
D) more

4712) … they … pasta?

A) are/eating
B) are/eat
C) are/to eat
D) are/to eating

4713) They won’t come tomorrow, …?

A) will they
B) won’t they
C) they will
D) they won’t

4714) Il termine “magazine” significa:

A) rivista
B) magazino
C) deposito
D) fumetto

4715) Il termine “shower” significa:

A) doccia
B) spettacolo televisivo
C) mostrare
D) provare
4716) The pen is … the credenza.
A) on
B) at
C) over
D) to

4717) I want to go out because it’s … .

A) hot
B) cold
C) chilly
D) rainy

4718) Come si traduce in Inglese: “smetti di fumare”

A) stop smoking
B) stop to smoke
C) stopping smoke
D) stop smoke

4719) Il termine “father” significa:

A) padre
B) cognato
C) zio
D) nuoro

4720) Scegli un alternativa alla frase: “Maria likes wearing hats”.

A) Maria likes putting on hats
B) Maria likes having hats
C) Maria likes putting up hats
D) Maria likes putting over hats

4721) I have … in the evening.

A) to work
B) work
C) working
D) to working

4722) L’espressione “well” significa:

A) bene
B) buono
C) bravo
D) molto

4723) I’m not coming tonight because I have a busy work … tomorrow.
A) schedule
B) itinerary
C) programme
D) list

4724) L’espressione “abroad” significa:

A) all’estero
B) grande
C) abbordare
D) oltremare
4725) What’s your … football team?
A) favourite
B) best
C) preferite
D) better

4726) I’m thinking of … a new house.

A) buying
B) to buy
C) buy
D) to buying

4727) I work … a big company.

A) for
B) by
C) to
D) from

4728) Il termine “eat” significa:

A) mangiare
B) bere
C) esso
D) essa

4729) She is … quick … me.

A) as/as
B) as/...
C) .../as
D) as/like

4730) Il verbo “make up” significa:

A) inventare
B) mettersi cosmetici
C) fare
D) costruire

4731) I ... a big car.

A) ’ve got
B) ’ve get
C) ’re got
D) ’re get

4732) … shopping online?

A) should I do
B) I should do
C) should do
D) I should doing

4733) Nice to meet you, Mark. Nice to meet you … , John.

A) too
B) to
C) two
D) though
4734) Il termine “always” significa:
A) sempre
B) mai
C) a volte
D) spesso

4735) Il termine “left” significa:

A) sinistra
B) partito
C) destra
D) sopra

4736) I work … .
A) happily
B) happilly
C) happly
D) happely

4737) I … a headache all day.

A) ’ve had
B) ’ve been having
C) had
D) ’m having

4738) I have … time.

A) no
B) nothing
C) much
D) many

4739) L’espressione “neither/nor” significa:

A) ne/ne
B) o/o
C) con/senza
D) questo/quello

4740) We have seen many laws … recently.

A) introduced
B) introduction
C) inserted
D) insertion

4741) … he … more careful, he could have passed the test.

A) Had/been
B) If/been
C) If/is
D) If/would be

4742) give me an … of the concept.

A) example
B) sample
C) try
D) demo
4743) You should back … , it’s not your fight.
A) down
B) up
C) over
D) on

4744) … me the best football player in history

A) name
B) tell
C) say
D) speak

4745) Mark … a sister.

A) doesn’t have
B) doesn’t has
C) does not has
D) don’t have

4746) My house is … San Lorenzo

A) in
B) at
C) for
D) on

4747) Where is the Underground? It’s … the corner.

A) around
B) at
C) behind
D) over

4748) Did you not see the road … ?

A) sign
B) cartel
C) carton
D) insignia

4749) I can speak 5 languages and … .

A) so can Michael
B) can so Michael
C) Michael can so
D) too Michael

4750) I have … best friends.

A) two
B) too
C) to
D) though

4751) I think you should pay half the bill .. .

A) each
B) each other
C) together
D) either
4752) Be careful … repeat that mistake.
A) not to
B) to not
C) that not
D) to

4753) This is a … area.

A) Non-smoking
B) No-smoking
C) Not-smoking
D) don’t smoke

4754) Il termine “pet” significa:

A) animale domestico
B) bottiglia di plastica
C) mettere
D) accarezzare

4755) Marcus is good at … .

A) writing
B) to write
C) write
D) to writing

4756) Il termine “subject” significa:

A) materia
B) subordinato
C) oggetto
D) indirizzo di studi

4757) We need … the exam in july.

A) to take
B) to make
C) holding
D) to hold

4758) I eat everything apart … fish.

A) from
B) that
C) at
D) of

4759) Nobody … the lottery that week.

A) won
B) wins
C) has won
D) is winning

4760) You can hang your washing on the ... .

A) line
B) segment
C) sink
D) hanging
4761) I worked … a photographer.
A) as
B) liked
C) the same
D) in

4762) Il termine “less” significa:

A) meno
B) minimo
C) maggiore
D) più

4763) … a beautiful house you have.

A) What
B) Such
C) How
D) So

4764) What … of transport do you prefer?

A) means
B) middles
C) piece
D) automotive

4765) Come si traduce in Inglese: “incamminarsi”?

A) get going
B) go now
C) go out
D) get to go

4766) They like … .

A) each other
B) them
C) themselves
D) themself

4767) I go to school … car.

A) by
B) with
C) of
D) at

4768) L’espressione “last” significa:

A) ultimo
B) fa
C) in passato
D) remoto

4769) Il termine “get out” significa:

A) uscire
B) entrare
C) tirare fuori
D) chiudere fuori
4770) Il termine “awake” significa:
A) sveglio
B) terremoto
C) dolci
D) lago

4771) Do you know … ?

A) how far the station is
B) the station is how far
C) how far is the station
D) the station how far is

4772) Come si traduce in Inglese: “è tutto il giorno che piove”

A) it’s been raining all day
B) it is raining all day
C) it rains all the day
D) it’s all the day it rains

4773) Thanks … helping me.

A) for
B) at
C) of
D) to

4774) Il termine “rude” significa:

A) maleducato
B) rudere
C) materia prima
D) selvaggio

4775) Come si traduce la frase “ho intenzione di studiare per diventare un pilota” in Inglese?
A) I’m going to study to become a pilot.
B) I will study to become a pilot.
C) I’m going to study fro becoming a pilot.
D) I’ll study for becoming a pilot.

4776) The professor …. the students to study more.

A) advised
B) said
C) suggested
D) recommended

4777) You didn’t do the shopping, … ?

A) did you
B) you didn’t
C) didn’t you
D) you did

4778) I’ve … the entire week ill in bed.

A) spent
B) been
C) passed
D) stayed
4779) The movie is based … a true story.
A) on
B) at
C) for
D) from

4780) I don’t like winter and … .

A) neither does he
B) either does he
C) he doesn’t neither
D) he does either

4781) I usually wear a large … jacket.

A) size
B) caliber
C) stature
D) dimension

4782) I study … well.

A) incredibly
B) incredible
C) incredibelly
D) incredibley

4783) Il termine “billion” significa:

A) miliardo
B) milione
C) biliardo
D) boccette

4784) Usando la forma per invitare, completa la frase: “… you like to go to the cinema?”.
A) would
B) could
C) will
D) may

4785) L’espressione “either/or” significa:

A) o/o
B) ne/ne
C) con/senza
D) questo/quello

4786) That player is doing well. He is … form.

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) by

4787) Il termine “get to” significa:

A) arrivare
B) prendere
C) ricevere
D) entrare
4788) Here, have a tissue. I always … a pack with me.
A) carry
B) hold
C) put
D) bring back

4789) He has presented a good project … his brother has done nothing.
A) whereas
B) as
C) where
D) meantime

4790) He is the person … I work with.

A) whom
B) who
C) whose
D) why

4791) il termine “allow” significa:

A) permettere
B) agevolare
C) dare
D) regalare

4792) I am … work now.

A) at
B) in
C) on
D) of

4793) How … water do you want?

A) much
B) many
C) the
D) manies

4794) Do you like coffee?

A) yes
B) yes, pleae
C) no thanks
D) i’m ok.

4795) Il termine “wind” significa:

A) vento
B) neve
C) burrasca
D) gelo

4796) I couldn’t eat the … chicken.

A) whole
B) all
C) every
D) entry
4797) Il termine “see” significa:
A) vedere
B) osservare
C) guardare
D) mare

4798) I go … holiday in Italy usually.

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) out

4799) He is very informed … all things technological.

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) of

4800) Il termine “life” significa:

A) vita
B) lingua
C) vivere
D) occhio

4801) Il termine “library” significa:

A) biblioteca
B) scaffale
C) edicola
D) collana di libri

4802) … a pencil, you should use a pen.

A) Instead of
B) In the place
C) Whereas
D) As

4803) Everybody … happy.

A) is
B) are
C) ’re
D) s

4804) Il termine “ask” significa:

A) chiedere
B) asterisco
C) casco
D) rispondere

4805) … Claire got a sister?

A) Has
B) Have
C) Haves
D) Has’nt
4806) The chair is made … China.
A) in
B) from
C) at
D) on

4807) Mark … maths.

A) needs to study
B) need to studies
C) needs studying
D) needs study

4808) I go … with my friends in the evening.

A) out
B) in
C) over
D) to

4809) L’espressione “lend” significa:

A) prestare
B) terra
C) lente
D) atterrare

4810) This pasta is … nice.

A) very
B) much
C) many
D) such

4811) Palermo is … Milan.

A) worse than
B) more worse than
C) worser then
D) worse ten

4812) The exam I … was really difficult.

A) took
B) made
C) gave
D) held

4813) I stay … at night usually.

A) in
B) for
C) on
D) over

4814) Il termine “time” significa:

A) tempo
B) era
C) orario
D) ora
4815) She … a big car.
A) has
B) have
C) ’s
D) ’ve

4816) Il plurale di “potato” è:

A) potatoes
B) potata
C) potatos
D) potattos

4817) He travels … often.

A) overseas
B) out the country
C) broad
D) intercontinental

4818) I think I have all the pieces but i’m not … .

A) sure
B) uncertain
C) confident
D) able

4819) I want to travel … the world.

A) around
B) off
C) on
D) in

4820) Jenny got … , she’s in bed now.

A) sick
B) happy
C) up
D) back

4821) L’espressione “to take off” significa:

A) togliersi
B) mettersi
C) abbordare
D) scendere

4822) I … her name wrong again.

A) got
B) told
C) spoke
D) gave

4823) I’ve worked … day.

A) all
B) all the
C) for
D) the
4824) I like … with my friends so I left him some of my lunch.
A) to share
B) to divide
C) to give
D) to save

4825) If I … more in the past, I wouldn’t have problems now.

A) had studied
B) studied
C) did study
D) have studied

4826) The cake is made … cream and sugar.

A) with
B) in
C) at
D) off

4827) If I was sick, I … take some medicine.

A) would have to
B) should
C) must
D) could have to

4828) I’m able … in a team.

A) to work
B) work
C) working
D) to working

4829) I have a … you are right.

A) feeling
B) impression
C) idea
D) thought

4830) If people were more respectful, we … some many wars in the past.
A) wouldn’t have had
B) wouldn’t have
C) didn’t have
D) haven’t had

4831) Mark … watched a fantastic movie recently.

A) has
B) have
C) had
D) having

4832) We flew … the Atlantic.

A) over
B) on
C) up
D) off
4833) He works … every day.
A) hard
B) hardly
C) fine
D) finely

4834) This bar is a nice … .

A) place
B) local
C) room
D) post

4835) Usando la forma per dare consigli, completa la frase: “you … write to your grandparents”.
A) should
B) would
C) could
D) may

4836) My boss … me many concessions.

A) allows
B) permits
C) presents
D) gifts

4837) Il termine “advice” significa:

A) consiglio
B) favore
C) aiuto
D) raccomandazione

4838) Have you … met a famous person?

A) ever
B) never
C) sometime
D) always

4839) Would you like a burger or a hot dog? Mmm. ...are fine
A) both
B) either
C) neither
D) no one

4840) You and Phil are … .

A) alike
B) like yourselves
C) as each other
D) like

4841) You studied yesterday, … ?

A) didn’t you
B) you didn’t
C) you did
D) did you
4842) L’espressione “worker” significa:
A) lavoratore
B) impiegato
C) dipendenti
D) sottoposto

4843) What … earth are you doing?

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) for

4844) Il termine “at least” significa:

A) perlomeno
B) a meno che
C) di meno
D) minore di

4845) L’espressione “wedding” significa:

A) matrimonio
B) sposa
C) sposo
D) cerimonia

4846) I will … tomorrow.

A) come
B) coming
C) to come
D) coming

4847) What kind … car do you have?

A) of
B) a
C) at
D) on

4848) Il termine “weather” significa:

A) tempo
B) ora
C) periodo
D) meteo

4849) Il termine “hair” significa:

A) capelli
B) sedia
C) la sua
D) cappello

4850) My … name’s Julie

A) sister’s
B) sisters
C) sister
D) sister is
4851) Do you know … computers?
A) about
B) of
C) for
D) the

4852) … you have a big car?

A) Do
B) Does
C) Is
D) Has

4853) I … sport.
A) do
B) make
C) go
D) have

4854) Il termine “smile” significa:

A) sorriso
B) icona
C) piccolo
D) odore

4855) Anne … at the best university in the country.

A) will study
B) wills study
C) will studies
D) ’ll studys

4856) Il plurale di “wife” è:

A) wives
B) wifes
C) wiffes
D) wivves

4857) Il termine “top” significa:

A) cima
B) ratto
C) su
D) fondo

4858) … time is it?

A) What
B) Which
C) when
D) how

4859) Il termine “hat” significa:

A) capello
B) mazza
C) capelli
D) caldo
4860) Carl shouldn’t smoke, …?
A) should he
B) he shouldn’t
C) he should
D) should he not

4861) … dog is brown.

A) Her
B) She’s
C) She
D) They’re

4862) Do you want … wine?

A) some
B) a
C) no
D) not

4863) Il termine “up” significa:

A) su
B) giù
C) sopra
D) sotto

4864) Il termine “society” significa:

A) societa’
B) compagnia
C) socievole
D) negozio

4865) Hello, my …. Alan.

A) name’s
B) names
C) neim’s
D) neims

4866) Il termine “ticket” significa:

A) biglietto
B) numeretto
C) ricetta
D) turno

4867) My … at the hotel was excellent.

A) accommodation
B) system
C) place
D) venue

4868) I’m … England, but I live … Italy.

A) from/in
B) from/over
C) in/over
D) in/from
4869) I suggest … to that restaurant.
A) going
B) to go
C) go
D) to going

4870) Il termine “sunny” significa:

A) soleggiato
B) ombroso
C) mite
D) luminoso

4871) Hello john, how are you?

A) I’m fine, and you?
B) i’m hungry, let’s eat!
C) I’m a student, and you?
D) I’m Roman

4872) Excuse, this is my hat. Ah yes, I …

A) see
B) watch
C) look
D) sea

4873) I drive … school.

A) to
B) at
C) towards
D) toward

4874) Excuse me that’s my pen. Oh sorry, I didn’t … .

A) realise
B) understand
C) comprehend
D) see

4875) Do you like …?

A) it
B) …
C) some
D) none

4876) Il termine “window” significa:

A) finestra
B) sistema
C) porticato
D) programma

4877) Il termine “husband” significa:

A) marito
B) fidanzata
C) fidanzato
D) moglie
4878) Metti nell’ordine corretto la seguente frase: want/you/to/the/to/go/do/cinema?
A) Do you want to go to the cinema?
B) Want you do go to the cinema?
C) Do want you to go the to cinema?
D) You do want to go to the cinema?

4879) I … the piano.

A) play
B) do
C) sound
D) touch

4880) How … brothers and sisters do you have?

A) many
B) much
C) …
D) quantity

4881) I have 3 pens. … do you want?

A) Which
B) what
C) how
D) how much

4882) Does … want a sandwich?

A) anyone
B) someone
C) no one
D) any person

4883) I must … a new shirt.

A) buy
B) to buy
C) buying
D) to buying

4884) Why … you not come tonight?

A) can
B) can’t
C) cannot
D) …

4885) Jacob … to school early.

A) goes
B) go
C) gos
D) goe

4886) What … for the school project?

A) are you going to do
B) you are going to do
C) are you do
D) you are doing
4887) Metti nell’ordine corretto la seguente frase: Got/a/you/siter/have
A) Have you got a sister?
B) Have you a sister got?
C) Got you have a sister?
D) A sister got have you?

4888) I don’t have … money

A) any
B) some
C) a
D) many

4889) Il termine “furniture” significa:

A) mobili
B) fornitura
C) forno
D) equipaggiamento

4890) … on that chair!

A) Sit
B) Sat
C) Sut
D) Set

4891) Il termine “but” significa:

A) ma
B) pipistrello
C) forse
D) cattivo

4892) Where is Mark?

A) he is there
B) he is that
C) he is those
D) he is this

4893) … we go now?
A) Shall
B) …
C) Shell
D) Sholl

4894) Cosa significa il termine “anything” in una frase di tipo negativa?

A) niente
B) qualcosa
C) qualsiasi cosa
D) del

4895) I speak … my friends every day.

A) to
B) at
C) for
D) by
4896) Sorry I can’t come, i’m studying … .
A) at the moment
B) actually
C) in this moment
D) this time

4897) … go to work tomorrow?

A) will you
B) you will
C) you’ll
D) you

4898) Where are you …?

A) going?
B) go?
C) to go?
D) go to?

4899) Ed is … Michael.
A) less tall than
B) less taller than
C) less tall ten
D) less taller then

4900) Per rispondere al telefono, cosa si dice?

A) Hello?
B) who is?
C) whose?
D) who’s it?

4901) Il termine “learn” significa:

A) imparare
B) studiare
C) insegnare
D) leggere

4902) They… happy.

A) aren’t
B) isn’t
C) are’nt
D) is’nt

4903) The Ferrari is … car in the world

A) the best
B) the most best
C) the bestest
D) the bester

4904) Matthew is watching TV, …?

A) isn’t he
B) is not he
C) he is not
D) he isn’t
4905) I need … the doctor.
A) to see
B) seeing
C) to seeing
D) see to

4906) I’m late … my appointment.

A) for
B) at
C) in
D) by

4907) Quali, tra le seguenti, è un invito in Inglese:

A) Shall we go Jogging?
B) We go jogging
C) Do we go jogging?
D) We shall go jogging

4908) L’espressione “lecture” significa:

A) lezione
B) lettura
C) lettiera
D) meeting

4909) I … like to see a movie.

A) wouldn’t
B) would’nt
C) would’nt to
D) wouldn’t to

4910) The phone is out … order.

A) of
B) for
C) at
D) in

4911) Are Maria … cats black?

A) ’s
B) is
C) his
D) her

4912) Il termine “ship” significa:

A) nave
B) pecora
C) negozio
D) barca

4913) I … to your house tomorrow.

A) won’t come
B) won’t to come
C) woun’t come
D) won’t coming
4914) She is never .. time.
A) on
B) in
C) of
D) at

4915) I think … my mum very often.

A) of
B) at
C) for
D) in

4916) I wonder … he likes seafood.

A) if
B) when
C) at all
D) what

4917) Il termine “thank you” abbreviato si dice:

A) thanks
B) thank
C) thanking
D) thankes

4918) Il termine “hot” significa:

A) caldo
B) freddo
C) posta
D) incandescente

4919) I have … bad news.

A) some
B) a
C) an
D) any

4920) My 2 history … are difficult subjects.

A) modules
B) subjects
C) topics
D) semesters

4921) La terza persona singolare di “watch” è:

A) watches
B) watchs
C) watchis
D) watchess

4922) Sam … now.

A) is studying
B) studies
C) is to study
D) is study
4923) We want to go … a trip.
A) on
B) in
C) at
D) under

4924) Il termine “boyfriend” significa:

A) fidanzato
B) amico
C) nubile
D) marito

4925) He is afraid … people with bad tempers.

A) of
B) by
C) from
D) as

4926) I like going … vacation.

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) of

4927) How do I … to Victoria Station?

A) get
B) got
C) go
D) arrive

4928) Il plurale di “person” è:

A) people
B) persons
C) persones
D) peoples

4929) I can’t … say that again!

A) ever
B) never
C) no
D) always

4930) There are many trees … the road.

A) along
B) by
C) for
D) on

4931) They … a modern house.

A) have
B) has
C) havs
D) ’re
4932) Where … Sheila…?
A) does/work
B) do/works
C) does/works
D) do/work

4933) L’espressione “get something right” significa:

A) azzeccare
B) districare
C) fare
D) colmare

4934) Il termine “annoy” significa:

A) infastidire
B) annoiare
C) interessare
D) divertire

4935) I like … coffee.

A) italian
B) Italy
C) from Italy
D) for italian

4936) I will … a pizza, thank you.

A) order
B) ordin
C) want
D) book

4937) What do the ... show? Well, some data about money.
A) charts
B) info
C) designs
D) drawings

4938) Il termine “together” significa:

A) insieme
B) con
C) giunto
D) arrivato

4939) Il termine “cousin” significa:

A) cugino
B) casino
C) zia
D) casinò

4940) Il termine “show” significa:

A) mostrare
B) spettacolo televisivo
C) doccia
D) provare
4941) Il plurale di “life” è:
A) lives
B) lifes
C) liffes
D) livves

4942) Il termine “watch” significa:

A) osservare
B) scrutare
C) sveglia
D) notare

4943) Il plurale di “church” è:

A) churches
B) churchs
C) churchis
D) churchees

4944) Il termine “can” significa:

A) potere
B) volere
C) fare
D) cane

4945) … help you with the shopping?

A) shall I
B) I
C) do I
D) will I

4946) Il termine “early” significa:

A) presto
B) tardi
C) orecchio
D) occhio

4947) Tell me … nice.

A) something
B) nothing
C) some thing
D) no things

4948) … is a big cat in the house.

A) there
B) here
C) this
D) that

4949) Il termine “slow” significa:

A) lento
B) veloce
C) neve
D) basso
4950) I am Alan. Nice … you.
A) to meet
B) to meeting
C) meeting
D) meet

4951) How do I … to Piccadilly Circus?

A) get
B) got
C) arrive
D) go

4952) Give … me the book.

A) …
B) to
C) for
D) at

4953) Cosa significa il termine “anything” in una frase di tipo affermativa?

A) qualsiasi cosa
B) niente
C) qualcosa
D) del

4954) I don’t know the man … next door.

A) living
B) being
C) is
D) lives

4955) Il termine “few” significa:

A) pochi
B) tanti
C) meno male
D) almeno

4956) We will check … in the afternoon.

A) out
B) over
C) at
D) on

4957) He … TV.
A) watches
B) watch
C) watchs
D) watchis

4958) I … jogging in the park.

A) go
B) play
C) make
D) run
4959) Il termine “stay” significa:
A) rimanere
B) stare
C) partire
D) essere

4960) Il termine “street” significa:

A) strada
B) stretto
C) largo
D) viale

4961) L’espressione “wonder” significa:

A) chiedersi
B) immaginarsi
C) pensare
D) meravigliarsi

4962) Come si traduce la frase:“che facciamo sabato sera”?

A) What shall we do on saturday night?
B) What do we do on saturday night?
C) What will we do on saturday night?
D) What can we do on saturday night?

4963) I have a … at the hotel.

A) booking
B) book
C) prenotation
D) reserve

4964) Where is … house?

A) their
B) they’re
C) theirs
D) those

4965) They live … Picadilly Circus, imagine that!

A) in
B) on
C) at
D) of

4966) Il termine “young” significa:

A) giovane
B) anziano
C) adolesciente
D) bambino

4967) L’espressione “argument” significa:

A) litigio
B) argomento
C) soggetto
D) dissertazione
4968) Jenny Works hard, …?
A) doesn’t she
B) does she
C) she does
D) she doesn’t

4969) Il termine “front” significa:

A) facciata
B) fronte
C) faccia tosta
D) davanti

4970) I … the same shoes for years.

A) ’ve had
B) ’ve been having
C) had
D) ’m having

4971) Come si traduce in inglese la frase: “hai molta fantasia”?

A) you have a lot of imagination
B) you have a lot of fantasy
C) you have a lot of vivacity
D) you have a lot of marvels

4972) L’espressione “against” significa:

A) contro
B) di nuovo
C) nuovamente
D) per

4973) L’espressione “skill” significa:

A) capacità
B) inventiva
C) ingegno
D) bravura

4974) … cat is black.

A) His
B) He’s
C) Is
D) Him

4975) Il termine “child” significa:

A) bambino
B) adolescente
C) ragazzo
D) ragazza

4976) Il termine “wear” significa:

A) indossare
B) dove
C) guerra
D) casa di moda
4977) I’m interested … politics.
A) in
B) to
C) for
D) by

4978) I’ve studied science … September.

A) since
B) from
C) for
D) last

4979) … are you?

A) How old
B) How much old
C) How many years
D) How much years

4980) Can I pay … credit card?

A) by
B) with
C) from
D) for

4981) I read … .
A) Books
B) the books
C) the book
D) book

4982) The plane leaves … N.Y.C. .

A) for
B) at
C) to
D) by

4983) Il termine “hand” significa:

A) mano
B) piede
C) braccio
D) gamba

4984) I like cars … Ferrari.

A) like
B) similar
C) as
D) equal to

4985) Il termine “only child” significa:

A) figlio unico
B) solitario
C) bambini
D) figli
4986) This is … friend.
A) my
B) mine
C) you’re
D) he’s

4987) Il termine “some” significa:

A) del
B) molto
C) nessuno
D) alcuno

4988) We are arriving … Rome now.

A) in
B) at
C) on
D) to

4989) Il plurale di “money” è:

A) non esiste
B) moneys
C) monny
D) monies

4990) Juilia is … Anne.

A) prettier than
B) more pretty than
C) prettier then
D) more pretty then

4991) Il termine “basket” significa:

A) cesto
B) pallacanestro
C) contenitore
D) palllamano

4992) You are … incredible person.

A) an
B) a
C) the
D) what

4993) You speak too much. … .

A) shut up
B) shut on
C) shut down
D) shut off

4994) Il termine “late” significa:

A) tardi
B) presto
C) svelto
D) lato
4995) Qual è la risposta breve più appropriata per la domanda: “Can you swim?”?
A) yes, I can
B) yes
C) I can swim
D) yes, I can do

4996) Con lo scopo di dare aiuto, completa la frase: “… I show you how it works?”.
A) shall
B) will
C) …
D) could

4997) I don’t want pasta. i’ve changed … .

A) my mind
B) my heart
C) my idea
D) my opinion

4998) Il termine “sun” significa:

A) sole
B) luna
C) figlio
D) figlia

4999) To … it may concern.

A) whom
B) who
C) someone
D) anyone

5000) Does Maria … cheesecake?

A) like
B) likes
C) to like
D) liking

5001) I am … the bathroom.

A) in
B) at
C) to
D) on

5002) My girfriend … me clean the house!

A) makes
B) lets
C) does
D) allows me

5003) People … nice.

A) are
B) is
C) ’re
D) ’s
5004) I have 2 bicycles. … do you like?
A) which one
B) what one
C) one
D) what

5005) The … times at the mall are incoherent.

A) opening
B) starting
C) hours
D) shopping

5006) We are grouping students … ability and age.

A) by
B) from
C) at
D) of

5007) I’m a … size.

A) medium
B) middle
C) biggest
D) smallest

5008) I hope you pass the exam. The same … you!

A) to
B) at
C) for
D) off

5009) Il termine “say” significa:

A) dire
B) sapere
C) parlare
D) stare

5010) You have the … shirt … me,

A) same/as
B) same/of
C) equal/as
D) equal/of

5011) Il termine “girlfriend” significa:

A) fidanzata
B) amica
C) nubile
D) moglie

5012) Il termine “notice” significa:

A) avviso
B) notizia
C) notiziario
D) inviato
5013) I’m going to school … Spanish.
A) to learn
B) for learn
C) for to learn
D) learn

5014) Is … house nice?

A) his
B) he’s
C) she’s
D) hers

5015) Il termine “novel” significa:

A) romanzo
B) novella
C) libro
D) fumetto

5016) They like … .

A) us
B) we
C) they
D) she

5017) Il termine “caramel” significa:

A) caramello
B) caramella
C) salsa di crema
D) mentina

5018) … she have a nice dog?

A) does
B) do
C) did
D) is

5019) Give the phone … him.

A) to
B) at
C) for
D) from

5020) Il termine “cold” significa:

A) freddo
B) caldo
C) tiepido
D) gelato

5021) Il termine “if” significa:

A) se
B) forse
C) ma
D) esso
5022) Please call me when … are ready.
A) you
B) I
C) us
D) he

5023) I like to give … .

A) poor people money
B) to poor people money
C) money at poor people
D) money poor people

5024) Who did yo speak …?

A) with
B) at
C) for
D) off

5025) L’espressione “faculty” significa:

A) facoltà
B) capacità
C) destrezza
D) opzionale

5026) I’ve … my best friend for 15 years. We still get on well.

A) known
B) been knowing
C) had known
D) was knowing.

5027) … Michael studied his lesson?

A) Has
B) Have
C) has
D) have

5028) Il termine “put on” significa:

A) indossare
B) mettere
C) appogiare
D) togliere

5029) I looked but … see anything.

A) couldn’t
B) wouldn’t
C) wasn’t able
D) can’t

5030) L’espressione “less” significa:

A) meno
B) minore
C) maggiore
D) più
5031) Il termine “rude” significa:
A) maleducato
B) rude
C) grezzo
D) selvaggio

5032) Il termine “get to” significa:

A) arrivare
B) prendere
C) ricevere
D) entrare

5033) il termine “allow” significa:

A) permettere
B) concedere
C) dare
D) regalare

5034) The cake is made … cream and sugar.

A) with
B) in
C) of
D) off

5035) I … for things before they happen!

A) plan
B) imagine
C) think
D) do

5036) … Mark?
A) Where’s
B) Where
C) Is where
D) Were is

5037) Where’s Barcelona? … in Spain.

A) It’s
B) Is
C) Is it
D) Its

5038) … that?
A) Who’s
B) Who
C) Is it
D) Whose

5039) Mmmm. The pasta is … .

A) nice
B) horrible
C) yellow
D) bad
5040) Moscow is … Russian city.
A) a
B) an
C) in
D) its

5041) Go … page 7.
A) to
B) at
C) on
D) in

5042) … your book and read it.

A) Open
B) Close
C) Have
D) Give

5043) … smoke here.

A) Don’t
B) Not
C) Non
D) Doesn’t

5044) Do you like pasta? Yes, … nice.

A) It’s
B) its
C) it
D) is

5045) Do you eat meat? Yes … .

A) I do
B) I do not
C) I eat
D) eat it

5046) What’s the … of Italy?

A) capital
B) capitol
C) capitel
D) capetal

5047) Who … pasta?

A) likes
B) do like
C) does like
D) like

5048) Who … TV?

A) watches
B) watch
C) watchs
D) watching
5049) Who … in Rome?
A) lives
B) live
C) life
D) lifes

5050) Mark … in Milan.

A) lives
B) live
C) life
D) lifes

5051) Is this hat … ?

A) yours
B) your
C) you
D) you’re

5052) Is that cat … ?

A) theirs
B) their
C) there
D) they

5053) … house is spacious.

A) Their
B) Theirs
C) there
D) They’re

5054) … my friend
A) Tony’s
B) Is Tony
C) Tony’s is
D) Tonys

5055) Do you like … ?

A) animals
B) the animals
C) animal
D) the animal

5056) Do you eat … ?

A) fish
B) the fish
C) fishes
D) the fishes

5057) I do … karate.
A) some
B) the
C) at
D) a
5058) I wake … early.
A) up
B) on
C) in
D) down

5059) I read … books.

A) no
B) the
C) a
D) these

5060) Do you play … video games?

A) any
B) at
C) the
D) some

5061) I study in … UK
A) the
B) their
C) at
D) there

5062) Jim writes well. He’s a … .

A) journalist
B) photographer
C) doctor
D) web designer

5063) I’m in Germany … work.

A) for
B) at
C) of
D) from

5064) Let’s eat … the restaurant.

A) at
B) in
C) to
D) on

5065) I have a … at the hotel.

A) reservation
B) book
C) appointment
D) work

5066) Are you Mr Stevens?

A) Yes, I am
B) Yes, am it
C) Yes, am I
D) Yes, I am me
5067) It’s 18 pm. … .
A) Good evening
B) Good morning
C) Good Afternoon
D) Good night

5068) Are You Ms White?

A) Yes, that’s right
B) Yes, I is
C) Yes, that’s wrong
D) Yes, Ms White is me

5069) She’s from … . She’s Asian.

A) China
B) Cina
C) Chaina
D) Chine

5070) She’s … . She’s from Asia.

A) Chinese
B) Chanese
C) Chainese
D) Cinese

5071) I like to write … .

A) letters
B) characters
C) comics
D) clothes

5072) … here.
A) They’re
B) There
C) Their
D) They

5073) He … from Germany.

A) isn’t
B) is’nt
C) he’snt
D) is no

5074) Where … Jane and Jack from?

A) are
B) ’re
C) here
D) is

5075) I’m from Italy. Are you from Italy … ?

A) too
B) also
C) to
D) so
5076) Goodbye sir. … a nice day
A) Have
B) Do
C) Make
D) Are

5077) Can I … you, sir?

A) help
B) give
C) have
D) attend

5078) My … plays video games. He’s very young.

A) son
B) aunt
C) daughter
D) uncle

5079) We’re late, let’s … .

A) go
B) stay
C) eat
D) watch TV

5080) Hey Sam, How are you? I’m … thank you.

A) fine
B) sad
C) good
D) hungry

5081) Hi Jim, How are you? i’m very well, … ?

A) and you
B) you
C) you are
D) so you

5082) Bye jack, … you soon!

A) see
B) watch
C) look
D) listen

5083) I live … 9 Lincoln Road, London.

A) at
B) in
C) on
D) to

5084) I live … Lincoln Road.

A) in
B) on
C) at
D) to
5085) I go to school … Regina Christis.
A) at
B) in
C) to
D) on

5086) How old are you?

A) I’m 20
B) I’m 20 years
C) I’m 20 year old
D) I’m 20 old

5087) Are you … ? yes, this is my wife.

A) married
B) happy
C) single
D) young

5088) What’s your email … ?

A) address
B) post
C) i.p.
D) number

5089) Is John Married? Yes, that’s his … .

A) wife
B) girlfriend
C) friends
D) classmate

5090) The afternoon comes before …

A) the evening
B) the morning
C) the night
D) the day

5091) The morning comes before …

A) the afternoon
B) the day
C) the night
D) the evening

5092) The morning comes after …

A) the night
B) the day
C) the afternoon
D) the evening

5093) It’s … . Go to sleep.

A) late
B) early
C) soon
D) nice
5094) Can you … your name in Spanish?
A) say
B) speak
C) spell
D) do

5095) Can you … from 1 to 10 in Chinese?

A) count
B) spell
C) speak
D) say

5096) Ask … a pen.

A) for
B) from
C) to
D) at

5097) … me a pen please.

A) Give
B) take
C) have
D) do

5098) … me your name, please.

A) Tell
B) say
C) speak
D) Get

5099) We don’t speak Italian in English … .

A) class
B) room
C) institute
D) scool

5100) I want to eat … 9 pm.

A) at
B) to
C) in
D) on

5101) Do you want to … a table at the restaurant?

A) book
B) take
C) have
D) like

5102) Never give … information to people you don’t know.

A) personal
B) many
C) much
D) personnel
5103) … about a sandwich?
A) How
B) Why
C) Will
D) Shall we

5104) What do you want … breakfast?

A) for
B) at
C) on
D) in

5105) Let’s check … a hotel.

A) into
B) in
C) at
D) out

5106) We can … from the menu.

A) order
B) take
C) get
D) ask

5107) I’m hungry! We can get … from the menu.

A) something
B) anything
C) nothing
D) everything

5108) I love novels. I … them all the time.

A) read
B) watch
C) see
D) look

5109) My name’s Mary. … , what?

A) Sorry
B) Excuse me
C) You
D) How

5110) I can’t open the door. I don’t have … .

A) my keys
B) my gloves
C) my wallet
D) my purse

5111) He’s an artist. He … very well.

A) paints
B) designs
C) sings
D) speaks
5112) I have a lot of furniture. I get … at Ikea.
A) it
B) them
C) the furniture
D) the things

5113) I can’t get alcohol. I don’t have my … .

A) ID card
B) keys
C) cash
D) coat

5114) How do you … “banana” in english?

A) say
B) tell
C) speak
D) make

5115) Is … friend French?

A) her
B) she’s
C) she
D) here

5116) Whose car is this? Oh sorry, it’s … .

A) mine
B) my
C) mys
D) mine’s

5117) Whose car is this? I think it’s … .

A) theirs
B) them
C) them’s
D) their

5118) I want a rest. Let’s have a … .

A) break
B) game
C) play
D) stop

5119) At work, I usually take 3 … breaks a day.

A) coffee
B) snack
C) rest
D) stop

5120) She’s old. She’s … .

A) eighty
B) eighteen
C) eighth
D) height
5121) He’s young. He’s … .
A) eighteen
B) eighty
C) height
D) eighth

5122) Mormons can have many … .

A) wives
B) wife
C) wifes
D) wive

5123) If you’re hungry, … the menu and get something.

A) read
B) look
C) watch
D) write

5124) There are many things, I don’t know what to … .

A) choose
B) select
C) make
D) decision

5125) Newspapers always have … bad news.

A) some
B) a
C) an
D) many

5126) Can you give me … information about the metro, please?

A) some
B) a
C) an
D) any

5127) Today is the … of June.

A) eighteenth
B) eighteen
C) eighty
D) eightieth

5128) Can I pay … credit card?

A) by
B) with
C) at
D) from

5129) Can I pay … cash?

A) in
B) at
C) from
D) with
5130) I like to see Rome … foot.
A) on
B) at
C) by
D) from

5131) I like to drive around Rome … scooter.

A) by
B) on
C) by my
D) with

5132) I like to drive around Rome … car.

A) by
B) by my
C) on
D) with

5133) I usually go to work … car.

A) with my
B) by my
C) with
D) in

5134) When I … , I want to be a policeman.

A) grow up
B) grow
C) am big
D) become big

5135) Hi my name’s John. I work … bank. And you?

A) in a
B) at
C) in the
D) at the

5136) Who’s … ? it’s my turn.

A) next
B) after
C) before
D) soon

5137) Can I have a Coca Cola? Yes, of course. Here you … .

A) are
B) have
C) comes
D) make

5138) Do you want anything … ?

A) else
B) more
C) other
D) again
5139) Do you want an ice cream? No thanks, I’m … .
A) ok
B) hungry
C) happy
D) well

5140) There are many … in this gym.

A) men
B) mans
C) man
D) mens

5141) There are many … in the streets.

A) people
B) persons
C) peoples
D) person

5142) Do you want some more … ?

A) potatoes
B) potato
C) potatos
D) potattos

5143) I don’t like horrible … .

A) bosses
B) boss
C) boss’s
D) bossis

5144) My … hurt!
A) feet
B) foots
C) foot
D) feets

5145) I don’t like … .

A) tomatoes
B) tomatos
C) tomattos
D) tomatto

5146) Don’t … it with your hand or you will get an electric shock.
A) touch
B) contact
C) make
D) watch

5147) When I … , I want to do it in an old church.

A) marry
B) pray
C) sing
D) confess
5148) Is Martha married? Yes, that’s her … .
A) husband
B) boyfriend
C) friend
D) classmate

5149) There are many … in this yoga class.

A) women
B) womans
C) womens
D) woman

5150) I don’t understand the … “have a coke”!

A) phrase
B) frase
C) sentence
D) phase

5151) This is my dog. Oh, What’s … name?

A) its
B) it
C) it’s
D) it is

5152) Can you … the question?

A) answer
B) tell
C) make
D) do

5153) I … that you are working at the moment.

A) hear
B) listen
C) say
D) tell

5154) Do you … jogging in the park?

A) do
B) make
C) have
D) run

5155) I have a very … car.

A) old
B) brand
C) strong
D) smart

5156) The Ferrari is a … car.

A) fast
B) slow
C) tall
D) cheap
5157) The Fiat 500 is a … car.
A) small
B) big
C) tall
D) smart

5158) Mexican food is very … .

A) hot
B) cold
C) fat
D) lovely

5159) Indian food is very … .

A) spicy
B) cold
C) vegetarian
D) vegan

5160) You can find many … in vegetarian food.

A) vegetables
B) vegtables
C) meats
D) meat

5161) He is two metres … .

A) tall
B) short
C) big
D) high

5162) This film is 2 hours … .

A) long
B) short
C) take
D) big

5163) It’s very sunny, I need my … .

A) sunglasses
B) glasses
C) scarf
D) sandals

5164) I don’t like to … alcohol.

A) drink
B) has
C) order
D) pay

5165) There is … in a cappuccino.

A) milk
B) salt
C) sweet
D) cream
5166) Lions are … animals.
A) wild
B) pet
C) friendly
D) prey

5167) Do you take … in your cappuccino?

A) sugar
B) sweet
C) succar
D) shuga

5168) Do you live in a house? No, I live in a … .

A) flat
B) apartment
C) rulotte
D) attic

5169) See you later Mark. … a good day.

A) have
B) Do
C) make
D) Pass

5170) We are boarding at … 52 of the airport.

A) gate
B) door
C) passage
D) window

5171) The Cinema is … of the Park.

A) in front
B) near
C) close
D) behind

5172) A sales assistant … things

A) sells
B) buys
C) takes care of
D) makes

5173) I like to … people.

A) help
B) speak
C) listen to the
D) assist the

5174) I … work at 7 pm today.

A) finish
B) stop
C) terminate
D) end
5175) Do you … Joe is beautiful?
A) think
B) thing
C) know
D) say

5176) I go to Florence 3 … a year.

A) times
B) ways
C) episodes
D) holidays

5177) In professional football, you need … very fit.

A) to be
B) be
C) the
D) a

5178) I usually … 3 showers a day.

A) have
B) do
C) make
D) like

5179) I go … home late sometimes.

A) back
B) to
C) here
D) at

5180) I usually leave the house … 8 am.

A) before
B) near
C) almost
D) first

5181) I don’t eat fish. I … it

A) hate
B) ate
C) like
D) taste

5182) I like to watch … episodes. 15 minutes maximum.

A) short
B) court
C) long
D) nice

5183) There is a lot of smoke, … your mouth and nose.

A) cover
B) open
C) shot
D) cooper
5184) The sun is too bright. You should … some cream.
A) put on
B) put
C) give
D) get on

5185) Stand … when the judge comes in.

A) up
B) down
C) in
D) at

5186) Where can I … the car? there’s a space there.

A) park
B) parking
C) put in
D) take

5187) What does that sign … ?

A) mean
B) signify
C) speak
D) tell

5188) I like to … at the beach.

A) sunbathe
B) sunbath
C) take the sun
D) have the sun

5189) That information is very … .

A) useful
B) nice
C) good
D) useless

5190) Open your … and listen well.

A) ears
B) hears
C) ear
D) here

5191) Il termine “sign” significa:

A) cartello
B) segnare
C) sognare
D) cartella

5192) Il termine “useful” significa:

A) utile
B) inutile
C) usi
D) pieno
5193) Il termine “sunbathe” significa:
A) prendere il sole
B) scottarsi
C) bagnarsi
D) abbronzarsi

5194) Il termine “booking” significa:

A) prenotazione
B) libreria
C) libraio
D) accettazione

5195) Il termine “remeber” significa:

A) ricordare
B) memoria
C) membro
D) rimedio

5196) We can have dinner in the … tonight.

A) garden
B) balcony
C) park
D) grass

5197) I like heavy metal. What … you?

A) about
B) around
C) do
D) are

5198) I like to feel … .

A) relaxed
B) relaxing
C) relaxation
D) relax

5199) Don’t talk to me. I had a … day at work today.

A) bad
B) good
C) nice
D) tired

5200) Il termine “feel” significa:

A) sentire
B) sentimenti
C) tatto
D) sentore

5201) Il termine “begin” significa:

A) iniziare
B) pachino
C) finire
D) pechino
5202) Il termine “garden” significa:
A) giardino
B) gardenia
C) gara
D) carta

5203) Il termine “hard” significa:

A) duro
B) sentire
C) udito
D) capelli

5204) Let’s go … a walk.

A) for
B) at
C) from
D) the

5205) He’s a good musician. He … guitar really well.

A) plays
B) touches
C) sounds
D) makes

5206) What would you like sir? I … the meat, please.

A) ’ll have
B) have
C) ’m have
D) having

5207) How long does it ... to get to work from your house?
A) take
B) put
C) have
D) go

5208) Hi Mark, can you call me back later? I … to the station.

A) am driving
B) will drive
C) have driven
D) drove

5209) Excuse me, where is the cinema? Go … and it’s on the left.
A) straight
B) strict
C) behind
D) towards

5210) I have so much … . The teacher was very strict.

A) homework
B) housework
C) homeworks
D) houseworks
5211) I’ll … you a text message in 5 minutes.
A) send
B) give
C) deliver
D) bring

5212) If you come to my house tonight, … your new friend.

A) bring
B) take
C) go with
D) have

5213) You are very smart today. Where did you buy that … .
A) suit
B) suite
C) sweet
D) clothes

5214) Il termine “suit” significa:

A) completo
B) tailleur
C) gonna
D) giacca

5215) There are many … in this school.

A) rules
B) laws
C) regulations
D) policies

5216) I wrote a … of an article from my school book.

A) summary
B) resume
C) piece
D) story

5217) My PC doesn’t … . I can’t use it now.

A) work
B) function
C) go
D) brake

5218) What’s your motorbike … ?

A) like
B) love
C) as
D) how

5219) If you eat too much, you will … sick.

A) become
B) stay
C) come
D) transform
5220) He eats too much, that’s why he’s so … .
A) fat
B) slim
C) nice
D) tall

5221) Il termine “hate” significa:

A) odiare
B) mangiare
C) otto
D) possedere

5222) Il termine “nurse” significa:

A) infermiere
B) cavallo
C) nuovo di zecca
D) portafoglii

5223) Italy is … than Switzerland.

A) bigger
B) biger
C) more big
D) more biger

5224) Costa Rica is … than England.

A) hotter
B) hoter
C) more hoter
D) more hot

5225) May is … Spring.

A) in
B) on
C) at
D) of

5226) Il termine “summer” significa:

A) estate
B) autunno
C) inverno
D) primavera

5227) Il termine “spring” significa:

A) primavera
B) estate
C) inverno
D) autunno

5228) Select the word that is different.

A) kitchen
B) towel
C) bathroom
D) toilet
5229) Select the word that is different.
A) wheel
B) apartment
C) building
D) flat

5230) Select the word that is different.

A) socks
B) head
C) arm
D) hand

5231) Select the word that is different.

A) keys
B) trousers
C) shirt
D) hat

5232) Select the word that is different.

A) bin
B) pen
C) pencil
D) notebook

5233) Il termine “wheel” significa:

A) ruota
B) bene
C) salute
D) volante

5234) I hate … to the dentist.

A) to go
B) to going
C) go
D) went

5235) Select the word that is different.

A) a few
B) much
C) many
D) a lot of

5236) I wanted to call you but my phone … working.

A) wasn’t
B) didn’t
C) was
D) did

5237) I’ve just found my keys, so I … in the house.

A) can get
B) can’t get
C) won’t get
D) get
5238) Nice to meet you. It’s a … to meet you too.
A) pleasure
B) please
C) pleased
D) pleasured

5239) I live in Parioli. Wow, it’s an expensive … .

A) place
B) post
C) part
D) local

5240) Wow, your English has … .

A) improved
B) better
C) bettered
D) become

5241) I stopped playing football … a while.

A) for
B) to
C) in
D) at

5242) I’ve forgotten … my textbook to class.

A) to bring
B) bringing
C) bring
D) to bringing

5243) The Joneses are a very nice … .

A) couple
B) pair
C) marriage
D) people

5244) I’ve been to Paris … French.

A) to study
B) for study
C) for studying
D) study

5245) The plane … at 9 am.

A) took off
B) took up
C) took down
D) took on

5246) I’ve seen two … with children in this resort.

A) families
B) familys
C) familyis
D) familise
5247) I’ve studied … at university.
A) economics
B) economy
C) economic
D) economical

5248) I want to change the channel, pass me the … .

A) remote control
B) tele command
C) remote command
D) tele changer

5249) Caracas is the capital of Venezuela. You are … .

A) right
B) wrong
C) write
D) rite

5250) My teacher asked me … up during lessons!

A) to shut
B) shut
C) shutting
D) to shutting

5251) I … 2 plates of curry at the restaurant last night.

A) ate
B) eaten
C) eat
D) have eaten

5252) I’m … a diet.

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) up

5253) I live in Rome … but I will move to another city soon.

A) at the moment
B) actually
C) this year
D) for this moment

5254) Would you like … help you?

A) me to
B) that I
C) me
D) me that

5255) He gave … .
A) me a gold ring
B) a gold ring me
C) to me a gold ring
D) me to a gold ring
5256) Oh sorry, I didn’t see you. it’s ok, … mind.
A) never
B) don’t
C) I
D) always

5257) Thank you … you help.

A) for
B) about
C) of
D) around

5258) I like you. You are … .

A) terrific
B) terrible
C) horrible
D) bad

5259) Napoleon … in the battle of Waterloo.

A) died
B) dead
C) death
D) deaded

5260) Welcome … my house.

A) to
B) at
C) into
D) in

5261) Where … you born?

A) were
B) are
C) did
D) do

5262) Where … she born?

A) was
B) is
C) does
D) did

5263) I went sailing on my uncle’s … .

A) ship
B) sheep
C) shop
D) shep

5264) I’ve studied at this school … September.

A) since
B) from
C) for
D) of
5265) This Burger is really … . Do you want some?
A) tasty
B) taste
C) delicios
D) fantastic

5266) I usually … time with my friends at the shopping center.

A) spend
B) pass
C) have
D) pay

5267) You should … attention to the road when you drive.

A) pay
B) give
C) spend
D) have

5268) Il termine “dish” significa:

A) piatto
B) posate
C) vaso
D) bichiere

5269) Il termine “place” significa:

A) posto
B) piacere
C) gusto
D) ubicato

5270) I had a difficult … , growing up.

A) childhood
B) childness
C) child
D) chidren

5271) John is … because he didn’t get the job.

A) upset
B) setup
C) downset
D) setdown

5272) Doctors say that the sun … .

A) is good for you
B) does good to you
C) is good
D) does good

5273) If you watch too much TV, you’ll go … .

A) blind
B) four eyes
C) sick
D) tired
5274) I like to … fun with my friends.
A) have
B) make
C) do
D) get

5275) I need … 8 and 10 hours sleep every night.

A) between
B) around
C) about
D) circa

5276) Have you sent them a text? No, I don’t … , I call them usually.
A) text
B) send
C) do
D) message

5277) Il termine “text” significa:

A) mandare messaggi
B) tessuto
C) test di ingegneria
D) mandare pacchi

5278) Have a … at my car, please. It has a problem.

A) look
B) see
C) watch
D) eye

5279) It’s the best … to make pasta sauce.

A) way
B) system
C) manner
D) mode

5280) your glass is empty. Let me … .

A) fill it
B) full it
C) fall it
D) fell it

5281) Put the … in the bin for me please.

A) rubbish
B) refuse
C) refute
D) rubble

5282) My room is dirty I need to … it.

A) clean
B) cleaner
C) wash
D) polish
5283) Your room is chaotic. You are very … .
A) messy
B) disordinate
C) dirt
D) clean

5284) The streets in my city are … . It’s difficult to drive on them.

A) narrow
B) strict
C) thin
D) large

5285) The streets are dirty. There is a lot of … .

A) rubbish
B) people
C) refuse
D) bins

5286) The food in this restaurant is … nice.

A) quite
B) quiet
C) nearly
D) near

5287) Pedestrians walk on the … .

A) pavement
B) street
C) feetwalk
D) sideway

5288) A musician is a … .
A) performer
B) worker
C) labourer
D) employee

5289) I’m looking for a place … .

A) to sit
B) sit
C) sitting
D) to sitting

5290) My friends are angry. They are not talking to me … .

A) at the moment
B) in the moment
C) actually
D) about now

5291) What time … ?

A) does the market open
B) is the market opened
C) is the market open
D) does the market opening
5292) Trafalgar Square is … .
A) huge
B) hug
C) haggis
D) humongus

5293) There is a … of Lord Nelson in Trafalgar Square.

A) statue
B) statua
C) statu
D) static

5294) I got some flowers from a … .

A) stall
B) kiosk
C) box office
D) local

5295) Il termine “local” significa:

A) del posto
B) locanda
C) basso
D) aria aperta

5296) I like to … with my friends.

A) hang out
B) hang up
C) hang on
D) hang in

5297) I like to spend … with my family at home.

A) time
B) hours
C) money
D) cash

5298) I play football really … .

A) well
B) good
C) nice
D) nicely

5299) Rome is … more international.

A) becoming
B) transforming
C) being
D) coming

5300) A policeman is a person … arrests criminals.

A) who
B) whose
C) what
D) which
5301) That is a … Gucci bag.
A) fake
B) false
C) copy
D) unreal

5302) These are the shoes … I use for tennis.

A) which
B) who
C) what
D) where

5303) I wear these shoes … running.

A) to go
B) for go
C) for going
D) to going

5304) He’s my mechanic. He … my car.

A) fixes
B) adjusts
C) modifies
D) breaks

5305) We have to … the grass in the garden.

A) cut
B) lower
C) adjust
D) slash

5306) Il termine “grass” significa:

A) erba
B) erbaccia
C) grasso
D) strutto

5307) My smartphone is very … .

A) powerful
B) energy
C) power
D) energyful

5308) If you want to wash your hands there’s a … in the bathroom.

A) basin
B) washer
C) lavender
D) basket

5309) The floor is dirty, I need a … .

A) brush
B) scope
C) toothbrush
D) pan
5310) If you have dirty clothes you can put them in the … .
A) washing machine
B) wash machine
C) clean machine
D) the cleaner

5311) You can put your clean clothes in that … .

A) chest of drawers
B) credenza
C) cabinet
D) towel

5312) What’s … Tv tonight?

A) on
B) in
C) at
D) of

5313) I usually do shopping … .

A) online
B) on internet
C) off line
D) inline

5314) Can you buy some cigarettes … home?

A) on the way
B) in the way
C) before to come
D) at the way

5315) Excuse me, where’s the bathroom? … that door.

A) Through
B) Further
C) In
D) At

5316) How far is the cinema? It’s about a 5 minute … from here .
A) walk
B) walking
C) run
D) running

5317) There is a lot of … in Rome. There are too many cars.

A) pollution
B) chemicals
C) drivers
D) bad air

5318) Il termine “pollution” significa:

A) inquinamento
B) pollame
C) pozione
D) aria pulita
5319) Il termine “carpet” significa:
A) tappeto
B) animale domestico
C) arpa
D) fornello

5320) Il termine “oven” significa:

A) forno
B) pasticceria
C) paradiso
D) lavandino

5321) Il termine “sheet” significa:

A) lenzuolo
B) trapunta
C) tappeto
D) fazzoletto

5322) Il termine “brush” significa:

A) spazzola
B) aspirapolvere
C) comodino
D) credenza

5323) I don’t like to … food. We produce too much and we need very little.
A) waste
B) buy
C) spend
D) throw

5324) I was a good student … a kid.

A) as
B) when
C) like
D) at

5325) I need to … my clothes. They are all wet.

A) dry
B) clean
C) wash
D) try

5326) Which team do you like the … ? A.C. Roma is my favourite, of course!
A) best
B) more
C) less
D) worse

5327) Il termine “dry” significa:

A) asciutto
B) provare
C) bagnato
D) usare
5328) Il termine “waste” significa:
A) sprecare
B) giro vita
C) aspettare
D) risparmiare

5329) Il termine “safe” significa:

A) sicuro
B) salvare
C) selvaggio
D) detto

5330) I like to exercise … music.

A) in
B) to
C) at
D) on

5331) Shall we go out for a … ?

A) meal
B) dinner
C) restaurant
D) meeting

5332) The sun will … at 6 am tomorrow.

A) rise
B) come
C) come
D) raise

5333) The sun will … at 7 pm today.

A) set
B) go
C) disappeared
D) finish

5334) He … out of the car and surprised me!

A) jumped
B) went
C) arrived
D) exited

5335) She kept driving … in circles. She arrived 3 hours late.

A) round
B) towards
C) along
D) across

5336) They went for a walk … the canal.

A) along
B) long
C) round
D) around
5337) They went … the park because it was quicker.
A) through
B) along
C) cross
D) in

5338) They didn’t know the way but they were driving … the right destination.
A) towards
B) to
C) through
D) at

5339) Il termine “along” significa:

A) lungo
B) corto
C) insieme
D) solo

5340) Il termine “towards” significa:

A) verso
B) a
C) per
D) sopra

5341) She walked … the room.

A) into
B) in
C) out
D) along

5342) They drove straight for some time and when they realized it wasn’t the right way, they went … .
A) back
B) over
C) out
D) away

5343) Get … the swimming pool, we are leaving.

A) out of
B) out
C) away from
D) over

5344) Run! The criminal is getting … .

A) away
B) forward
C) over
D) toward

5345) Il termine “forward” significa:

A) avanti
B) indietro
C) via
D) sopra
5346) Il termine “away” significa:
A) via
B) indietro
C) avanti
D) strada

5347) Il termine “across” significa:

A) attraverso
B) attraversare
C) verso
D) per

5348) Il termine “cross” significa:

A) attraversare
B) storto
C) superare
D) intruppare

5349) Go … the bridge and turn left.

A) over
B) on
C) through
D) forward

5350) Walk … the tunnel and turn right.

A) through
B) forward
C) over
D) on

5351) Walk … the field. It’s quicker.

A) across
B) over
C) in
D) forward

5352) Michael is walking … you. You’ll see him soon.

A) towards
B) by
C) with
D) forward

5353) I decided … to university in Bologna.

A) to go
B) going
C) go
D) to going

5354) Can you help me … the shopping?

A) do
B) doing
C) to doing
D) does
5355) It’s such a … evening.
A) pleasant
B) pleasantly
C) pleasantness
D) please

5356) We had a … night yesterday.

A) lovely
B) love
C) loving
D) loved

5357) It was … . He ate 4 plates of pasta.

A) incredible
B) incredibile
C) incredibly
D) incredulous

5358) I feel so much … .

A) joy
B) joyous
C) joyful
D) joyness

5359) I … my phone and it broke.

A) dropped
B) left
C) gave
D) put

5360) The sun … at 6 am.

A) rises
B) raises
C) comes
D) arrives

5361) The sun … at 7pm.

A) sets
B) goes
C) leaves
D) setting

5362) The door was broken, so I … down the window.

A) climbed
B) exited
C) lifted
D) walked

5363) I have an exam … the 12th of April.

A) on
B) at
C) in
D) of
5364) You can see the … wall of China from the moon.
A) great
B) big
C) grand
D) high

5365) Horror movies are very … .

A) scary
B) scared
C) scaring
D) scareful

5366) I’m afraid of … out at night.

A) going
B) go
C) to go
D) to going

5367) I like to … new food.

A) taste
B) test
C) experiment
D) do

5368) If you drive too fast you will … .

A) crash
B) bang
C) hit
D) brake

5369) Senna died in a car … .

A) accident
B) incident
C) bang
D) hit

5370) Do you have a cigarette? … I don’t.

A) unfortunately
B) unfortunate
C) unlucky
D) unluckily

5371) I married … 24 years old.

A) at
B) on
C) in
D) for

5372) I married at the … of 24.

A) age
B) old
C) era
D) young
5373) My journey … Fuerteventura was very long.
A) to
B) at
C) in
D) of

5374) When I have an exam, I feel … .

A) anxious
B) anxiety
C) anxieting
D) anxieted

5375) Maths can be so … .

A) confusing
B) confused
C) confuse
D) confusion

5376) There is a lot of … regarding the Maths assignment!

A) confusion
B) confusing
C) confused
D) confuse

5377) That situation was very … .

A) embarrassing
B) embarrassed
C) embarrassment
D) embarrass

5378) I felt very … .

A) embarrassed
B) embarrassing
C) embarrass
D) embarrassment

5379) That was a long lesson. I am … .

A) exhausted
B) exhausting
C) exhaust
D) exhaustive

5380) I’m very … when I’m waiting for my test results.

A) stressed
B) stress
C) stressing
D) stressful

5381) Where is the … room?

A) changing
B) change
C) changed
D) changer
5382) My phone doesn’t … . Maybe it’s broken.
A) work
B) job
C) function
D) go

5383) Il termine “disappointed” significa:

A) deluso
B) illuso
C) stanco
D) esausto

5384) Il termine “taste” significa:

A) assaggiare
B) provare
C) testare
D) testata

5385) Il termine “accident” significa:

A) incidente
B) accidente
C) fatto
D) malore

5386) Il termine “crash” significa:

A) scontrare
B) riscontrare
C) rumore
D) rumoroso

5387) Il termine “quick” significa:

A) veloce
B) calcio
C) coda
D) fulmine

5388) Il termine “already” significa:

A) già
B) ancora
C) presto
D) appena

5389) Il termine “just” significa:

A) appena
B) ancora
C) presto
D) già

5390) Il termine “yet” significa:

A) ancora
B) appena
C) presto
D) quasi
5391) Il termine “almost” significa:
A) quasi
B) ancora
C) appena
D) presto

5392) Il termine “washing up” significa:

A) lavare i piatti
B) lavare i panni
C) lavare per terra
D) spolverare

5393) The lights went … when the concert finished.

A) out
B) off
C) on
D) in

5394) I’m … because I want to watch an action film but my girlfriend doesn’t.
A) annoyed
B) annoying
C) annoyance
D) annoy

5395) Il termine “annoyed” significa:

A) infastidito
B) annoiato
C) deluso
D) illuso

5396) Il termine “annoying” significa:

A) fastidioso
B) noioso
C) deludente
D) annotazione

5397) This book is very … .

A) interesting
B) interested
C) interest
D) interactive

5398) I play tennis … .

A) badly
B) bad
C) worse
D) worst

5399) I eat … .
A) healthily
B) healthy
C) health
D) healthiest
5400) I walk … .
A) fast
B) speed
C) fastly
D) fastest

5401) I drive … all the time.

A) carefully
B) careful
C) care
D) most careful

5402) I’m a … football player.

A) bad
B) badly
C) worst
D) horror

5403) I’m a … runner.

A) fast
B) fastly
C) fastest
D) speedily

5404) I am an … tennis player.

A) average
B) regularly
C) always
D) regularity

5405) I am a … person.
A) quiet
B) quietly
C) quiteness
D) quietful

5406) I found the supermarket … .

A) easily
B) easy
C) easiest
D) easyness

5407) He speaks English … .

A) fluently
B) fluent
C) most fluent
D) fluenter

5408) He speaks … English.

A) fluent
B) fluently
C) fluenter
D) most fluent
5409) He spoke to me me very …. .
A) politely
B) polite
C) politeness
D) politer

5410) He is a … person.
A) polite
B) politely
C) politer
D) politeness

5411) The supermarket is … to find.

A) easy
B) easily
C) easyness
D) most easy

5412) I said hello but she didn’t … me.

A) recognise
B) renown
C) watch
D) look

5413) He reacts … when you speak about his school results.

A) angrily
B) angry
C) anger
D) angerness

5414) She sings … .

A) beautifully
B) beautiful
C) beauty
D) beutifuly

5415) Il termine “polite” significa:

A) cortese
B) politico
C) leggero
D) poliglotta

5416) That’s … Mark did.

A) what
B) which
C) how
D) when

5417) Hi John, … great to see you last week.

A) it was
B) was
C) this was
D) those was
5418) Il termine “sand” significa:
A) sabbia
B) triste
C) mano
D) allegro

5419) We arrived … Milan late.

A) in
B) at
C) on
D) to

5420) I … like Italian food.

A) really
B) very much
C) incredibly
D) much

5421) We saw a wolf cross the road so we stopped … it. It was incredible.
A) to watch
B) watching
C) watch
D) to watching

5422) I always … when I see Carlo Verdone films.

A) laugh
B) laff
C) lough
D) laffe

5423) I imagine my brother … the competition.

A) winning
B) to win
C) win
D) to winning

5424) He has such good … .

A) manners
B) education
C) ways
D) modes

5425) I … to the email I received from work.

A) responded
B) answered
C) sent
D) questioned

5426) I think … English food is terrible.

A) that
B) the
C) an
D) there
5427) I want to learn … .
A) to drive
B) driving
C) drived
D) to driving

5428) I want to follow the same career … my father.

A) as
B) of
C) at
D) from

5429) I wanted a job in Law but I found a job in Marketing … .

A) instead
B) in the place
C) in fact
D) at the end

5430) I hope … you soon.

A) to see
B) seeing
C) see
D) to seeing

5431) I can’t stand … to the doctor’s.

A) going
B) to go
C) go
D) to going

5432) If you keep … , I will kill you!

A) talking
B) talk
C) to talking
D) to talk

5433) My … job is not very nice.

A) current
B) actually
C) at the moment
D) momentary

5434) I have to … my CV.

A) update
B) better
C) adjourn
D) lift

5435) I want to … for a job I saw online.

A) apply
B) ask
C) make question
D) upload
5436) Il termine “update” significa:
A) aggiornare
B) postdatare
C) fare domanda
D) ammettere

5437) Where is my bag? … in the living room.

A) check
B) check out
C) watch out
D) watch

5438) I … a lovely holiday.

A) had
B) made
C) did
D) went

5439) Il termine “share” significa:

A) condividere
B) prestare
C) prendere in prestito
D) agire

5440) Do you worry about internet … ?

A) security
B) secure
C) safe
D) safer

5441) Do you like Twitter or do you prefer Facebook? I like … .

A) both
B) either
C) something
D) not

5442) I won’t … your excuses.

A) accept
B) access
C) asset
D) axes

5443) We’re having a party … our anniversary.

A) to celebrate
B) celebrating
C) for celebrate
D) for to celebrate

5444) I’m excited … next week’s party.

A) about
B) of
C) for
D) from
5445) I want to take some days … to have a holiday.
A) off
B) out
C) on
D) in

5446) They are talking about … on holiday.

A) going
B) to going
C) go
D) to go

5447) Do you want to come to dinner with me tonight? Sorry, I have other … .
A) arrangements
B) intentions
C) oblige
D) desires

5448) I … home early on Wednesdays.

A) get
B) get to
C) get at
D) get in

5449) I didn’t find my bag. Well, look … .

A) again
B) newly
C) as new
D) against

5450) The palace is 50 metres … .

A) high
B) height
C) higher
D) highest

5451) He is 2 metres … .
A) tall
B) high
C) height
D) big

5452) The truck is 10 metres … .

A) long
B) length
C) width
D) lung

5453) I like the idea … a long holiday.

A) of
B) off
C) for
D) at
5454) They produce Fiat cars in a big … near Turin.
A) factory
B) fabric
C) industry
D) farm

5455) I’m going to … tonight.

A) relax
B) relaxed
C) relaxing
D) relaxation

5456) I want to take … a new sport.

A) up
B) down
C) in
D) out

5457) Il termine “retire” significa:

A) andare in pensione
B) ritirarsi
C) ristringere
D) stancante

5458) I met my girlfriend … I was skiing.

A) while
B) during
C) which
D) how

5459) Houdini … famous when he went to America.

A) got
B) went
C) had
D) made

5460) It’s very … in here, shall we go outside?

A) crowded
B) crowd
C) crowding
D) crowdly

5461) I feel … in my knee.

A) pain
B) hurt
C) bad
D) worst

5462) He … him in the face!

A) hit
B) crashed
C) banged
D) shocked
5463) Plants … fast in summer.
A) grow
B) grow up
C) go up
D) rise up

5464) Are you … in that chair?

A) comfortable
B) comfort
C) comode
D) comfortably

5465) This computer chip is … .

A) tiny
B) engineering
C) micro
D) nano

5466) It’s incredible … you eat when we go to the restaurant.

A) how much
B) how
C) how many
D) many

5467) Thailand is … .
A) amazing
B) amazed
C) amaze
D) amazement

5468) I am … that you can’t read English!

A) amazed
B) amazing
C) amaze
D) amzement

5469) … mobile phones were very basic.

A) Early
B) First
C) Firstly
D) Earliest

5470) Il termine “useful” significa:

A) utile
B) inutile
C) utilitaria
D) utilizzo

5471) Il termine “skin” significa:

A) pelle
B) cuoio
C) foglio
D) scannerizzare
5472) The … of your phone is very ergonomic.
A) shape
B) form
C) dimension
D) appearance

5473) Get … the sofa and do some exercise.

A) off
B) up
C) down
D) on

5474) This shopping bag is very … . I can’t carry it.

A) heavy
B) light
C) weight
D) weigh

5475) Do you like my new … screen TV?

A) flat
B) thin
C) plate
D) platt

5476) It’s father’s day. I need to get … present for my dad.

A) a
B) an
C) the
D) some

5477) I liked … meal we had last night.

A) the
B) a
C) an
D) this

5478) Yesterday was … special day. It was my birthday.

A) a
B) the
C) an
D) some

5479) We always … healthy food.

A) eat
B) eat the
C) eat a
D) eat an

5480) We need to buy … new television.

A) a
B) the
C) some
D) an
5481) The yogurt is … fridge.
A) in the
B) in
C) in a
D) in an

5482) I like to … public transport.

A) use
B) use the
C) use a
D) use an

5483) Do you … antique furniture?

A) have
B) have an
C) have a
D) have the

5484) I … gossip news.

A) hate
B) hate the
C) hate a
D) hate an

5485) I … important news for you.

A) have
B) have an
C) have a
D) have the

5486) I live … New Zealand.

A) in
B) in the
C) in a
D) in an

5487) Be quiet. Don’t … a sound.

A) make
B) do
C) produce
D) say

5488) They are good students but … of them studies differently.

A) each
B) every
C) all
D) both

5489) The … is singing in the trees.

A) bird
B) volatile
C) fly
D) flight
5490) Can I … some money from you?
A) borrow
B) lend
C) let
D) receive

5491) I want to save … to buy a house.

A) up
B) on
C) in
D) down

5492) I … you some money.

A) owe
B) own
C) our
D) us

5493) You need to pay me … from last week, remember?

A) back
B) out
C) in
D) to

5494) Il termine “enough” significa:

A) abbastanza
B) oltre
C) almeno
D) inoltre

5495) Il termine “lend” significa:

A) prestare
B) terra
C) richiedere
D) prendere in prestito

5496) Il termine “borrow” significa:

A) prendere in prestito
B) richiedere
C) prestare
D) sotterrare

5497) You took the wrong … .

A) decision
B) decide
C) deciding
D) decided

5498) Do you have any … for the weekend?

A) arrangements
B) arrange
C) arranging
D) arranged
5499) The dinner was very … .
A) enjoyable
B) enjoy
C) enjoying
D) enjoyed

5500) Did you pay your … last month?

A) rent
B) house
C) room
D) affix

5501) That colour really … you!

A) suits
B) dresses
C) is well on
D) looks well on

5502) Do you have a … for student life? Yes, don’t wake up late for school.
A) tip
B) counsel
C) advice
D) idea

5503) If you don’t remember the lesson, you should … it.

A) memorize
B) memory
C) memorial
D) remind

5504) How … say hello in Italian?

A) do you
B) do we
C) does it
D) do they

5505) Il termine “keep” significa:

A) tenere
B) stare
C) ottenere
D) essere

5506) I didn’t pass my exam. … result, I didn’t go on holiday.

A) As a
B) For
C) Like a
D) For a

5507) I … summer clothes because it’s hot.

A) am wearing
B) wear
C) am dressing
D) dress
5508) This is … what I’m looking for.
A) exactly
B) exact
C) exacted
D) exacting

5509) What’s that thing … ?

A) called
B) calling
C) call
D) name

5510) Please … why guns are dangerous.

A) explain
B) describe
C) tell
D) speak

5511) Teachers think my son is stupid but actually he is very … .

A) smart
B) sociable
C) lazy
D) tidy

5512) I’m a bit nervous around people because I’m … .

A) shy
B) clever
C) tidy
D) sociable

5513) My friend doesn’t talk too much. He’s a bit … .

A) quiet
B) smart
C) sociable
D) untidy

5514) I hate working and getting up early. People say I’m … .

A) lazy
B) shy
C) sociable
D) tidy

5515) Il termine “clever” significa:

A) intelligente
B) stupido
C) febbre
D) giammai

5516) Il termine “tidy” significa:

A) ordinato
B) disordinato
C) vergognoso
D) socievole
5517) Il termine “quiet” significa:
A) silenzioso
B) chiassoso
C) ordinato
D) abbastanza

5518) Il termine “lazy” significa:

A) pigro
B) disordinato
C) asociale
D) vergognoso

5519) My job is very … .

A) tiring
B) tired
C) tiredness
D) tire

5520) This week is … than last week.

A) drier
B) dryer
C) dryier
D) driere

5521) It’s … than a sauna in here!

A) hotter
B) more hot
C) hoter
D) hot

5522) My house is … than yours.

A) smaller
B) smaler
C) more small
D) small

5523) My neighbourhood is … place I know.

A) the liveliest
B) the more lively
C) the most lively
D) the livelyest

5524) My dad is … person I know.

A) the happiest
B) the more happy
C) the most happy
D) the happyest

5525) Lead is … metal in the world.

A) the heaviest
B) the more heavy
C) the most heavy
D) the heavyest
5526) Il termine “heavy” significa:
A) pesante
B) piombo
C) testata
D) allegro

5527) There are many … between English and French.

A) similarities
B) simile
C) similaritys
D) similar

5528) Do you have a car? No, I don’t have … .

A) one
B) this
C) it
D) that

5529) My house is a long … from here.

A) way
B) distance
C) distant
D) far

5530) Do you have any sisters? No, I don’t have … .

A) any
B) some
C) them
D) those

5531) Why … come to the cinema tonight? Ok, then. What shall we watch?
A) don’t you
B) not you
C) do you
D) you don’t

5532) Have you ever … the movie “Scarface”?

A) seen
B) watch
C) looked
D) heard

5533) Have you ever … to the Eiffel Tower?

A) been
B) gone
C) saw
D) watched

5534) I’m looking for my keys. I haven’t … them yet.

A) found
B) encountered
C) looked
D) lost
5535) I’ve … lunch. There was a big lasagna.
A) had
B) ate
C) made
D) done

5536) I’ve … my leg. I can’t walk now.

A) hurt
B) hurted
C) pained
D) pain

5537) I … to the cinema last week.

A) went
B) gone
C) been
D) driven

5538) I did some … yesterday.

A) running
B) run
C) ran
D) runned

5539) I got a … to Malaysia.

A) flight
B) fly
C) flying
D) flew

5540) Did you … late last night?

A) work
B) worked
C) worken
D) working

5541) I’ve … since I was a child.

A) been having headaches
B) had a headache
C) been having a headache
D) been a headache

5542) He has given her a present and … her he loves her.

A) told
B) has told
C) tell
D) had told

5543) She is my dad’s wife. She’s my … .

A) stepmother
B) half mother
C) mother-in-law
D) bad mother
5544) I like him because he’s very … .
A) friendly
B) friend
C) friendlier
D) friendship

5545) He’s so … . everyone likes him.

A) polite
B) formal
C) unsociable
D) rude

5546) Il termine “polite” significa:

A) educato
B) sgarbato
C) sondaggio
D) percentuale

5547) How do you … fit?

A) keep
B) maintain
C) stay
D) continue to be

5548) I can’t … to meet Mark next week. I’m so happy.

A) wait
B) expect
C) see the time
D) anticipate

5549) … I am tall I have small feet.

A) Although
B) Even
C) Since
D) Given

5550) I never … my boss.

A) obey
B) oblige
C) listen
D) hear

5551) There wasn’t any … at the demonstration in the city centre.

A) trouble
B) incidents
C) accidents
D) arrests

5552) There was a big … in the city centre because of the carnival.
A) crowd
B) crowded
C) folly
D) crow
5553) I continued … TV after mum had gone to bed.
A) watching
B) watch
C) to watching
D) watched

5554) Il termine “crowd” significa:

A) folla
B) gente
C) corvo
D) corona

5555) … and tell me what happened.

A) Calm down
B) Calm
C) Calm on
D) Calm in

5556) I like to walk … the main road and look at people.

A) down
B) over
C) in
D) at

5557) There weren’t … people at the convention.

A) many
B) much
C) little
D) some

5558) You need … British pounds if you’re going to England.

A) some
B) any
C) much
D) a little

5559) Il termine “issue” significa:

A) questione
B) fazzoletto
C) argomento
D) telo

5560) Select the word that is different.

A) cash
B) leather
C) metal
D) plastic

5561) Select the word that is different.

A) antique
B) confident
C) lazy
D) sociable
5562) Select the word that is different.
A) engaged
B) special
C) useful
D) valuable

5563) Select the word that is different.

A) divorced
B) smart
C) creative
D) tidy

5564) She is my father’s wife’s daughter. She is my … .

A) stepsister
B) half-sister
C) sister-in-law
D) bad sister

5565) He is my father’s wife’s son. He is my … .

A) stepbrother
B) half-brother
C) brother-in-law
D) bad brother

5566) She is my brother’s wife. She is my … .

A) sister-in-law
B) stepsister
C) half-sister
D) bad sister

5567) Select the word that is different.

A) card
B) bank account
C) cash
D) valuable

5568) Select the word that is different.

A) friend
B) uncle
C) aunt
D) niece

5569) Il plurale di “half” è …

A) halves
B) halfs
C) hallves
D) halfes

5570) You should always cross the roads … the traffic lights.
A) at
B) on
C) in
D) of
5571) The teacher caught me … my classmate’s paper.
A) copying
B) to copy
C) copy
D) to copying

5572) The air in Rome is … .

A) polluted
B) pollution
C) polluting
D) pollute

5573) They should introduce a … tax for big cars.

A) fuel
B) full
C) benzine
D) petroleum

5574) My car is old but is very … .

A) reliable
B) rely
C) relied
D) relying

5575) You are a very … person.

A) knowledgeable
B) know
C) knowledge
D) knowing

5576) I rely … my knowledge to pass tests.

A) on
B) at
C) for
D) in

5577) Naples is the worst city in Italy for … .

A) driving
B) drive
C) to drive
D) driver

5578) I hate driving during the … hour. The city is so congested.

A) rush
B) quick
C) fast
D) point

5579) I … ever have to wait more than 10 minutes for a bus.

A) hardly
B) non
C) not
D) nearly
5580) Select the word that is different.
A) fare
B) fuel
C) steering wheel
D) head lights

5581) How much is the … to Piccadilly metro station?

A) fare
B) price
C) ride
D) money

5582) How … are trains in your city?

A) frequent
B) frequently
C) frequency
D) frequented

5583) You didn’t finish your work in time again. You are so … .
A) unreliable
B) unreliability
C) unrely
D) unrelated

5584) You … finish the steak. We can take it home with us.
A) don’t have to
B) don’t
C) needn’t to
D) mustn’t

5585) We should … the fire after we finish the barbecue. The park rangers are very strict.
A) put out
B) turn off
C) put off
D) turn out

5586) There are not many people to talk … here.

A) to
B) at
C) for
D) by

5587) Which places did you go … on holiday?

A) to
B) in
C) at
D) from

5588) Is that Jack, sitting … the swimming pool?

A) by
B) at
C) on
D) in
5589) When I travel I like to go … .
A) sightseeing
B) visit places
C) interesting places
D) sight see

5590) Before we go to the US we need to … for a visa.

A) apply
B) demand
C) ask
D) submit

5591) Without a … it’s difficult to get around a foreign city.

A) guidebook
B) textbook
C) exercise book
D) map book

5592) Il termine “sightseeing” significa:

A) giro turistico
B) visita oculistica
C) miope
D) gita

5593) Rome is fantastic. … in Italy is more historical.

A) Nowhere
B) Somewhere
C) Anywhere
D) Everywhere

5594) I like to travel … .

A) cheaply
B) cheap
C) cheaper
D) cheapest

5595) If you don’t book in advance, you won’t find … to stay.

A) anywhere
B) somewhere
C) nowhere
D) everywhere

5596) How much is this postcard? It’s free of … .

A) charge
B) acquire
C) spend
D) buy

5597) He has … many things in his life.

A) done
B) made
C) did
D) make
5598) He … over and twisted his ankle.
A) fell
B) fallen
C) falled
D) fall

5599) I … you in a long time. You look great.

A) haven’t seen
B) didn’t see
C) don’t see
D) can’t see

5600) I have so much to study this year. I … never … to graduate from uni.
A) will/be able to
B) can/be able to
C) won’t/be able
D) can’t/ be able to

5601) He … the room with a nice candle. It was so romantic.

A) lit
B) light
C) litted
D) lighted

5602) I can’t finish the project … the end of the week.

A) by
B) at
C) in
D) from

5603) I can come … your house at the end of the week.

A) by
B) at
C) for
D) in

5604) I might … see you on Friday.

A) be able to
B) can
C) am able to
D) can

5605) Il termine “sunbathing” significa:

A) prendere il sole
B) crema solare
C) bagno asciuga
D) abbronzatura

5606) He has a lot of money and property. He’s a very … man.

A) wealthy
B) wellness
C) well of
D) healthy
5607) Il termine “wealthy” significa:
A) benestante
B) benessere
C) salute
D) frugale

5608) My mum is brilliant … problems.

A) at solving
B) In solve
C) to solve
D) to solving

5609) She gave a good … at the ceremony.

A) speech
B) speak
C) talk
D) chat

5610) Select the word that is different.

A) sightseeing
B) sunbathing
C) sun cream
D) beach

5611) Il termine “fair” significa:

A) giusto
B) sbagliato
C) tariffa
D) esperienza

5612) Il termine “awful” significa:

A) terribile
B) giustizia
C) delizioso
D) piacevole

5613) I work … fashion.

A) in
B) at
C) on
D) of

5614) I’m … by nature. I want to be a biologist one day.

A) fascinated
B) fascinate
C) fascinating
D) fascination

5615) Select the word that is different.

A) votes
B) grades
C) degree
D) campus
5616) I’m a good … .
A) problem solver
B) problem solving
C) solving problems
D) solving of problems

5617) What do you mean … that?

A) by
B) of
C) at
D) off

5618) Sorry can you explain that again. I’ll just … a map, it’s easier.
A) draw
B) write
C) design
D) paint

5619) You have to study from page 7 to 20. Did you … that?
A) get
B) comprehend
C) take
D) have

5620) The party … an hour ago.

A) started
B) has started
C) had started
D) start

5621) I can’t understand you; you’re breaking … . the signal on this phone is really bad.
A) up
B) down
C) in
D) out

5622) What’s your …? It’s Brown.

A) surname
B) forename
C) pseudonym
D) nickname

5623) What’s your … mr White? I’m single.

A) marital status
B) civil status
C) married status
D) relationship status

5624) Select the word that is different.

A) nickname
B) surname
C) forename
D) middle name
5625) I have … in my shoulder.
A) an ache
B) hurt
C) painful
D) a sore

5626) Her … twist when she smiles. She’s so cute.

A) lips
B) mouth
C) teeth
D) gums

5627) I can’t move my hand because I have broken my … .

A) wrist
B) polls
C) shoulder
D) fist

5628) Select the word that is different.

A) glove
B) shoulder
C) wrist
D) arm

5629) She made the paper … an aeroplane.

A) into
B) in
C) at
D) out of

5630) Be careful … on the stairs.

A) not to fall
B) to not fall
C) not fall
D) not falling

5631) Can you tell me where … going?

A) you are
B) are you
C) will you be
D) are going to

5632) Il termine “shoulder” significa:

A) spalla
B) dovere
C) polso
D) piacere

5633) Il termine “ache” significa:

A) dolore
B) malore
C) ascia
D) asso
5634) Il termine “solve” significa:
A) risolvere
B) solvente
C) anima
D) abbronzatura

5635) Il termine “grades” significa:

A) voti
B) gradi
C) livelli
D) risultati

5636) Italians kiss on the … when they meet.

A) cheek
B) face
C) forehead
D) mouth

5637) You can learn English … if you live or work in England.

A) more quickly
B) quicklier
C) quicklyer
D) most quickly

5638) I found … that Jenny does yoga near my school.

A) out
B) in
C) on
D) at

5639) Where’s the locker room?I need to change … my gym clothes.

A) into
B) in
C) on
D) up

5640) I work … a big company.

A) for
B) to
C) of
D) from

5641) Do you believe … aliens?

A) in
B) of
C) at
D) about

5642) What time are you coming tonight? Well, it depends … what time I finish work.
A) on
B) of
C) about
D) from
5643) I succeeded … passing my exams.
A) in
B) at
C) of
D) for

5644) That cold is quite bad. You should take 3 … a day.

A) tablets
B) blisters
C) pastils
D) dose

5645) Try … 5 pieces of fruit and veg a day.

A) to eat
B) eat
C) to eating
D) ate

5646) My leg hurts. Can you give me some … doctor?

A) painkillers
B) anti-hurt
C) anti-pain
D) hurtkillers

5647) I want to work … a photographer.

A) as
B) from
C) at
D) like

5648) I’m … for the position of hotel receptionist.

A) applying
B) asking
C) requesting
D) questioning

5649) This mp3 player I bought is broken. I want a … .

A) refund
B) reimburse
C) money back
D) change

5650) Walking is healthier than … .

A) running
B) run
C) runs
D) to running

5651) We usually end the meal … having a coffee.

A) by
B) about
C) of
D) for
5652) The bill … to 200 pounds. Imagine that!
A) came
B) went
C) was
D) arrived

5653) I don’t like what the boss proposed because it … we have to work on Saturdays.
A) means
B) signifies
C) will be
D) makes

5654) I need 4 … of tomatoes to make lasagna.

A) tins
B) cans
C) boxes
D) jars

5655) The container is made … plastic.

A) of
B) at
C) for
D) in

5656) Most mineral waters come … plastic bottles.

A) in
B) of
C) at
D) from

5657) It’s a ready meal. Just … hot water and it’s ready to eat.
A) add
B) plus
C) adjust
D) get

5658) Il termine “form” significa:

A) modulo
B) forma
C) fattoria
D) uniforme

5659) Il termine “add” significa:

A) aggiungere
B) pubblicità
C) probabilità
D) togliere

5660) I … where Mark is. He must be with his friend.

A) wonder
B) wander
C) ask
D) think
5661) We … this bread yesterday.
A) baked
B) cooked
C) roasted
D) boiled

5662) Millions of holidays … online this year.

A) have been booked
B) booked
C) were booked
D) are booked

5663) Millions of Apple products … last year.

A) were bought
B) bought
C) have been bought
D) are bought

5664) Millions of links … on Facebook this year.

A) have been posted
B) were posted
C) posted
D) are posted

5665) Pizzas are made … pizza makers.

A) by
B) for
C) at
D) from

5666) Many cars … in Rome last year.

A) were stolen
B) have been stolen
C) are stolen
D) stolen

5667) Il termine “way” significa:

A) modo
B) pesare
C) tecnica
D) andare

5668) I am … high prices in supermarkets. Not everybody can afford them.

A) against
B) contrary
C) on
D) at

5669) My diet consists … meat and vegetables.

A) of
B) from
C) in
D) on
5670) Basil is a … .
A) herb
B) odour
C) smell
D) smelly

5671) I love the sweet and … sauce at this Chinese restaurant.

A) sour
B) agre
C) rancid
D) soup

5672) Calzone is a … pizza.

A) sort of
B) kind
C) type
D) similar to

5673) We’ll have pasta … a starter.

A) as
B) of
C) at
D) on

5674) What university do you go … ?

A) to
B) at
C) in
D) for

5675) I study economics. Oh, really? What year are you ...
A) in
B) at
C) on
D) to

5676) I … sport magazines.

A) read
B) look at
C) study
D) write

5677) Put the question in the correct order: from where teacher is the?
A) Where is the teacher from?
B) From where is the teacher?
C) Where the teacher is from?
D) From where the teacher is from?

5678) I will ask you … you answer me.

A) until
B) up to
C) to
D) for
5679) I learned … politics yesterday.
A) about
B) of
C) in
D) at

5680) Do you want to continue … your studies or not?

A) with
B) at
C) for
D) from

5681) The … of the songs on my playlist is random.

A) order
B) quantity
C) method
D) system

5682) I am a professional tennis player but I … many sports .

A) practise
B) make
C) have
D) train

5683) Put the question in the correct order: did somewhere go nice Sunday on you?
A) Did you go somewhere nice on Sunday?
B) Somewhere nice did you go on Sunday?
C) You did go somewhere nice on Sunday?
D) Somewhere nice you did go on Sunday?

5684) I … touch with my all my friends from my college days.

A) stay in
B) get
C) contact
D) am on

5685) Choose the sentence with the adverb of frequency in the correct place.
A) Do you often play tennis?
B) Often do you play tennis?
C) Do you play often tennis?
D) Do often you play tennis?

5686) Do you have friends … the UK?

A) from
B) of
C) at
D) off

5687) Choose the sentence with the adverb of frequency in the correct place.
A) I always play football at school with my friends.
B) Always I play football at school with my friends.
C) I play football at school with my friends always.
D) I play football at school always with my friends.
5688) London has a … of 8 million.
A) population
B) populous
C) populate
D) populates

5689) What are you two talking … ?

A) about
B) off
C) on
D) at

5690) Your friend looks … Kiera Knightly.

A) like
B) as
C) the same
D) similar

5691) What’s the plural of “capelli” in English?

A) hair
B) hairs
C) haires
D) hairrs

5692) Select the word that is different.

A) arm
B) eyes
C) nose
D) ear

5693) Tell me about her … .

A) appearance
B) appear
C) appearing
D) appeared

5694) Who … you better? Your sister or your friend?

A) knows
B) does know
C) know
D) do know

5695) Who … football in your class?

A) plays
B) does play
C) play
D) do play

5696) I feel … watching a movie.

A) like
B) that
C) as
D) I want
5697) Martha is very friendly and … .
A) sociable
B) social
C) socially
D) sociably

5698) I … on well with my work colleagues.

A) get
B) go
C) have
D) do

5699) Mandy has a good sense of … .

A) humour
B) humorous
C) humore
D) humoristic

5700) What do you like … on weekends?

A) doing
B) do
C) to doing
D) of do

5701) He … maths.
A) teaches
B) teach
C) teachs
D) teachese

5702) She … to school at Saint Mary’s.

A) goes
B) go
C) gos
D) gose

5703) … at the photos. They are beautiful.

A) Look
B) Watch
C) See
D) Observe

5704) I bought a lovely pair of .. .

A) boots
B) skirt
C) shirt
D) clothes

5705) I love to wear short … in summer.

A) tops
B) shirts
C) jackets
D) coats
5706) Luke … some eccentric clothes. He looks funny.
A) is wearing
B) wears
C) wear
D) do wears

5707) I … new trousers.

A) need
B) need a
C) need an
D) need a pair

5708) Select the word that is different.

A) skirt
B) sweater
C) cardigan
D) shirt

5709) Select the word that is different.

A) belt
B) trainers
C) boots
D) sandals

5710) You need to focus … your studies.

A) on
B) at
C) in
D) of

5711) My wife and I … married in July.

A) got
B) were
C) get
D) are

5712) She is wearing a fantastic … .

A) dress
B) clothes
C) cloth
D) clothe

5713) Picasso … in July 1985. He left his daughter all his fortune.
A) died
B) dead
C) death
D) passed out

5714) I fell asleep … the middle of the film.

A) in
B) at
C) on
D) of
5715) There is a bar … the shoe shop and the supermarket.
A) between
B) middle of
C) In the centre of
D) half of

5716) There is a carpet … the chair.

A) under
B) below
C) down
D) beyond

5717) Who is your favourite … ? I love Degas.

A) painter
B) painting
C) painted
D) paint

5718) What do you think … Mark? He’s nice.

A) of
B) about
C) on
D) at

5719) Mark has many … .

A) qualities
B) quality
C) qualitys
D) qualitties

5720) Il termine ”painter” significa:

A) pittore
B) vernice
C) quadro
D) stampante

5721) My friend is coming tomorrow so I will show him … the city.

A) around
B) about
C) in
D) at

5722) Mark came to visit … last!

A) at
B) of
C) for
D) in

5723) When Mark comes I will … him with a smile.

A) greet
B) see
C) welcom
D) watch
5724) I want a hotel room with a beautiful … of the city.
A) view
B) sight
C) see
D) look

5725) … the way, did you meet Sandra last week?

A) By
B) At
C) In
D) For

5726) Can you … who is coming to dinner tonight? Is it Jack Nicholson?!

A) guess
B) know
C) say
D) tell

5727) Il termine ”guess” significa:

A) indovinare
B) sbagliare
C) vestiario
D) ospite

5728) You don’t know a person … you travel together.

A) until
B) up to
C) for
D) when

5729) Yesterday we … on the beach all day.

A) sunbathed
B) went sunbathing
C) sunbathing
D) sunbath

5730) I am a flight … .
A) attendant
B) crew
C) hostess
D) waiter

5731) I showed my new car … my friends. They loved it.

A) to
B) at
C) for
D) from

5732) I like to go for … in the countryside.

A) walks
B) the walk
C) a walk
D) the walks
5733) You are so … to your sister. Say sorry now.
A) mean
B) bad
C) terrific
D) unice

5734) We went … lunch in a rustic pizzeria.

A) to have
B) have
C) having
D) to having

5735) … I like movies, I never watch any.

A) Although
B) Tough
C) Even
D) Almost

5736) I loved our holiday in Thailand. I want to go … one day.

A) back
B) to
C) there
D) forward

5737) My girlfriend and I have a great … .

A) relationship
B) relation
C) relating
D) related

5738) What did Mary say … the dinner?

A) about
B) of
C) for
D) from

5739) My mother and I … all the time.

A) argue
B) litigate
C) are agree
D) discussion

5740) Il termine ”argue” significa:

A) litigare
B) conversare
C) argomento
D) soggetto

5741) Select the word that is different.

A) hang out
B) relationship
C) relative
D) family
5742) What’s your opinion … immigration?
A) on
B) of
C) for
D) at

5743) We … a lot of money on holiday last year.

A) spent
B) spended
C) spented
D) spend

5744) What’s the … of this word?

A) pronunciation
B) pronounce
C) pronouncement
D) pronoun

5745) The accident happened at the same time … I stopped to look at the shop window.
A) as
B) of
C) which
D) when

5746) Look, people are … hands in prayer.

A) holding
B) touching
C) shaking
D) feeling

5747) I’m waiting for the exam results. I’m a bit … and nervous.
A) tense
B) tension
C) tens
D) tesion

5748) Which preposition do you use before a date (e.g. the 4th of november)?
A) on
B) at
C) in
D) of

5749) Which preposition do you use before a time (e.g. 4 o’clock)?

A) at
B) on
C) of
D) in

5750) Which preposition do you use before a year(e.g.1984)?

A) in
B) at
C) of
D) on
5751) Which preposition do you use before a month(e.g. July)?
A) in
B) of
C) on
D) at

5752) Which preposition do you use before the word “night”?

A) at
B) in
C) of
D) on

5753) I … this picture on holiday.

A) took
B) did
C) made
D) clicked

5754) I … when I see sad movies.

A) cry
B) laugh
C) sneeze
D) smile

5755) Il termine ”shout” significa:

A) gridare
B) dovere
C) chiacchierare
D) obligo

5756) I was … a meeting with the boss when you called.

A) having
B) doing
C) making
D) taking

5757) I was … a meeting when you came.

A) in
B) on
C) during
D) under

5758) You can see … from those seats in the front.

A) better
B) nicer
C) good
D) nice

5759) Do you have a photo … a screensaver on your PC monitor?

A) as
B) like
C) for
D) at
5760) The music was … at the club last night. We left very soon.
A) awful
B) terrific
C) good
D) cool

5761) It’s very loud in here. Do you want to go somewhere … ?

A) else
B) more
C) other
D) another

5762) Where’s Jim? He’s … there.

A) over
B) among
C) farther
D) upper

5763) Il termine ”farther” significa:

A) più lontano
B) padre
C) bisnonno
D) li giu

5764) I want to eat at a … on Saint Valentine’s day.

A) very romantic French restaurant
B) French restaurant very romantic
C) very French romantic restaurant
D) romantic very French restaurant

5765) Why didn’t you see the movie? …, I was studying.

A) As usual
B) Usual
C) Usually
D) As usually

5766) I didn’t understand … then he explained better and it was all clear.
A) at first
B) firstly
C) first
D) in first

5767) He ran very … .

A) quickly
B) quick
C) fastly
D) speedy

5768) When you drive, it’s important to use the … often.

A) brakes
B) breakes
C) breaks
D) bricks
5769) Select the word that is different.
A) cover
B) text
C) phrase
D) sentence

5770) The book has a beautiful … .

A) ending
B) end
C) finish
D) finishing

5771) What time do you usually … home?

A) get
B) get to
C) get at
D) get in

5772) When I arrived, my friends … on the couch.

A) were sitting
B) was sitting
C) were sit
D) was siting

5773) We had dinner … we decided to go for a walk to digest.

A) then
B) after
C) when
D) while

5774) Mark couldn’t see because he … his glasses.

A) wasn’t wearing
B) didn’t wear
C) didn’t wearing
D) wasn’t wore

5775) Select the word that is different.

A) beard
B) straight
C) long
D) blonde

5776) Select the word that is different.

A) lazy
B) generous
C) nice
D) kind

5777) What’s … your mind Mark? Well, I’m worried about my mum. She’s not well.
A) on
B) in
C) at
D) over
5778) When I … met Martha she was having coffee at a bar.
A) first
B) at first
C) firstly
D) the first time

5779) I … another way of solving this problem.

A) suggest
B) advice
C) counsel
D) say

5780) Can you guess the meaning of the words from the … ?
A) context
B) contest
C) history
D) tell

5781) Traffic in Rome can be … .

A) irritating
B) irritate
C) irritated
D) irritation

5782) If you … me, I will fall down the stairs.

A) push
B) hold
C) shake
D) take

5783) Why are you sitting all … in your car?

A) alone
B) lonely
C) lone
D) only

5784) Il termine ”alone” significa:

A) da solo
B) solitario
C) alone
D) ala

5785) Please, leave me … .

A) alone
B) lone
C) only
D) lonely

5786) I am … to speak with the manager.

A) here
B) there
C) this place
D) near
5787) Go through the security … and show your passport.
A) gate
B) door
C) portal
D) arrival

5788) We landed in Rome at 6 pm, got to the … area at 7 pm and then left the airport by taxi.
A) arrivals
B) departures
C) baggage drop off
D) check-in

5789) The flight … at 6 pm.

A) departs
B) goes
C) flies
D) leave

5790) I think it … rain tonight.

A) will
B) shall
C) must
D) has to

5791) What are your … for tonight?

A) plans
B) intentions
C) purposes
D) engagements

5792) It’s a long stop-over. We have to wait … 5 hours to get our flight.
A) at least
B) the least
C) least
D) for least

5793) My flight was … .I’m going to be late.

A) delayed
B) delay
C) delaying
D) lateness

5794) Our flight is leaving soon. We have to … at gate 17.

A) board
B) go
C) depart
D) check in

5795) There are dozens of bathrooms … the airport.

A) all over
B) over
C) for all
D) about
5796) What’s the quickest … to get to Termini station?
A) way
B) direction
C) path
D) passage

5797) Her hair looks terrible. She should go to the … .

A) hairdresser’s
B) hair shop
C) barber’s
D) hairdryer

5798) Il termine ”seat” significa:

A) sedile
B) sedersi
C) poltrona
D) sedia

5799) We have a 2 hour … so let’s relax in the seating area.

A) wait
B) waiting
C) waited
D) attend

5800) I’m annoyed … people who smoke near me.

A) by
B) from
C) of
D) for

5801) Il termine ”board” significa:

A) imbarcarsi
B) sbarcare
C) annoiato
D) barba

5802) What shall we do … we are waiting for the train?

A) while
B) when
C) as
D) during

5803) Did you make … for our trip to Ischia?

A) arrangements
B) engagements
C) intentions
D) agreements

5804) Where shall we eat? What … Carluccio’s pizzeria? It’s really nice.
A) about
B) of
C) say
D) do you say of
5805) … me know what time you are arriving tomorrow.
A) Let
B) Make
C) Do
D) Have

5806) Rome is a wonderful city to live … .

A) in
B) on
C) at
D) for

5807) Would you like to come for dinner tonight? Yes, I’d … . What time shall we meet?
A) love to
B) love do
C) love
D) to

5808) I fell … love with Paula when I met her.

A) in
B) to
C) at
D) on

5809) Light is the … of dark.

A) opposite
B) opposition
C) inversely
D) inversed

5810) I like to … loud music on my stereo.

A) play
B) put
C) listen
D) get

5811) I will … you a message when I get there.

A) text
B) compose
C) mail
D) post

5812) There was … I could do to help him. He was too sad.

A) nothing
B) anything
C) something
D) everything

5813) I would like … to eat. I’m famished.

A) something
B) anything
C) nothing
D) everything
5814) Would you like something to drink sir? No, … for me thanks.
A) nothing
B) anything
C) something
D) everything

5815) Listen, someone’s … on the door.

A) knocking
B) calling
C) answering
D) ringing

5816) I’ve been in America for 2 weeks. I’m flying … home on Monday.
A) back
B) return
C) via
D) to

5817) Stop arguing you two. You should … say sorry and make up.
A) both
B) two
C) either
D) neither

5818) We’re not all here; we’re … John. I think he’s still in the bathroom.
A) missing
B) left
C) lost
D) neither

5819) I had to pay … my excess baggage.

A) for
B) about
C) of
D) at

5820) I hate doing the washing … . There are so many dishes.

A) up
B) out
C) in
D) on

5821) When I eat at the restaurant I order … pasta … pizza.

A) either/or
B) or/or
C) neither/or
D) either/nor

5822) Would you like a snack or drink while we wait for Anna to get ready? … , thank you. I would like to see your photo collection.
A) Neither
B) Either
C) Both
D) Each
5823) You should take off your … . It’s very hot in here.
A) jumper
B) t-shirt
C) trousers
D) socks

5824) My shoes are … the bed.

A) under
B) below
C) above
D) aloft

5825) I haven’t finished my homework. Well, hurry up … . We need to leave in 20 minutes.

A) then
B) so
C) in fact
D) there

5826) You should be careful, you … killed me with that broken glass!
A) almost
B) quite
C) enough
D) yet

5827) Your English isn’t good. You should … more.

A) practise
B) do
C) exercise
D) apply

5828) Fendi is my favourite fashion … .

A) designer
B) person
C) artist
D) creative

5829) I was diagnosed … dyslexic when I was young.

A) as
B) like
C) with
D) the same

5830) She has fallen … because she is wearing stiletto shoes.

A) over
B) in
C) out
D) on

5831) Don’t walk … foot, the floor is cold and dirty.

A) bare
B) bear
C) beer
D) bar
5832) I bought a jacket without trying it … . It was too small.
A) on
B) in
C) up
D) over

5833) I want to change a jacket at the shop but I don’t have the … .
A) receipt
B) receive
C) recipe
D) received

5834) The new toaster was broken so I brought it … to the shop.

A) back
B) along
C) over
D) front

5835) What floor is your flat … ?

A) on
B) at
C) in
D) of

5836) This weather makes me … depressed. I want to stay home.

A) feel
B) be
C) sound
D) look

5837) A … about fashion shows that people prefer Italian brands.

A) survey
B) statistic
C) sondage
D) review

5838) I don’t like this party but everyone … does. I don’t understand why.
A) else
B) other
C) more
D) each

5839) Il termine ”detail” significa:

A) dettaglio
B) coda
C) detto
D) ritaglio

5840) Select the word that is different.

A) socks
B) pen case
C) textbook
D) exercise book
5841) Is that the shop … sells vintage records?
A) which
B) who
C) where
D) what

5842) I … food to people’s houses. I work for Just Eat.

A) deliver
B) delivery
C) delivere
D) deliberate

5843) There was a … at the bank. They took a lot of money.

A) robbery
B) rob
C) robber
D) thief

5844) Il plurale di “thief” è:

A) thieves
B) thiefs
C) thieffes
D) thievs

5845) A thief … things.

A) steals
B) takes
C) catches
D) gets

5846) I hate … the ironing.

A) doing
B) making
C) getting
D) having

5847) Il termine ”catch” significa:

A) afferrare
B) capire
C) fare a pugni
D) abbordare

5848) The … time I spend studying is 1 hour.

A) average
B) medium
C) media
D) more

5849) I … angry when people don’t stop at traffic lights.

A) get
B) am
C) feel
D) became
5850) I have no time … this discussion. I’m leaving.
A) for
B) of
C) about
D) on

5851) Il termine ”waste” significa:

A) sprecare
B) giro vita
C) impiegare
D) attesa

5852) Diabetes is a serious … .

A) illness
B) ill
C) badness
D) maleness

5853) I got a bit fat over the Christmas holidays. I’m not in … now.
A) shape
B) form
C) fit
D) health

5854) Read the section of the book on … healthily. You should find some useful information.
A) living
B) live
C) to live
D) to living

5855) Il termine ”foreigner” significa:

A) forestiero
B) immigrato
C) estero
D) sconosciuto

5856) I have a problem … people’s names.

A) remembering
B) remember
C) to remember
D) to remembering

5857) Do you have these shoes … an 8? Yes we do, sir.

A) in
B) on
C) at
D) to

5858) Do you have any strawberry Jam? I’m … we don’t, sir.

A) afraid
B) scared
C) frightened
D) fear
5859) Shall we meet at 7 pm? No, let’s … it 8 pm, ok?
A) make
B) do
C) have
D) take

5860) “Cream” is the music band … Eric Clapton played the guitar.
A) in which
B) where
C) in what
D) whose

5861) Amy Winehouse was a … singer.

A) talented
B) talent
C) talenting
D) talentuous

5862) I’m very … . Can I have some water please?

A) thirsty
B) thirst
C) drinky
D) first

5863) I’m a pessimist. I always think … will happen.

A) the worst
B) the worse
C) bad
D) unlucky

5864) Can you keep this secret? Yes, I … tell anyone, don’t worry.
A) won’t
B) don’t
C) can’t
D) mustn’t

5865) The shoes are 90 pounds. Do you want them? Yes, I … take them.
A) will
B) want
C) do
D) can

5866) If I lend you some money, you have to pay me … .

A) back
B) in return
C) away
D) front

5867) I’m going to Italy for … .

A) work
B) working
C) job
D) jobbing
5868) I’m taking a long-… flight to the Caribbean next week.
A) distance
B) distant
C) hall
D) hold

5869) You’re using my phone again! No I’m not, it’s … .

A) mine
B) my
C) me
D) myself

5870) Is this ring … ? I found it in the bathroom.

A) yours
B) your
C) you’re
D) yous

5871) I borrowed a book … Jessica and lost it!

A) from
B) to
C) at
D) for

5872) What is Steve Jobs famous … ?

A) for
B) by
C) at
D) from

5873) I’m bad … maths. I usually get terrible grades.

A) at
B) in
C) to
D) by

5874) This t-shirt is … small. I need a new one.

A) too
B) too much
C) too many
D) such

5875) I’ve spent … explaining. You should understand by now.

A) enough time
B) much time
C) time enough
D) many time

5876) It’s hot in here. I … the window.

A) ’ll open
B) open
C) ’m opening
D) may open
5877) My son … a lot of time playing on his playstation.
A) wastes
B) loses
C) misses
D) passes

5878) We … a lot of time watching TV.

A) spend
B) take
C) pass
D) lose

5879) My friend is … me to play Poker.

A) teaching
B) learning
C) showing
D) introducing

5880) I work … time.

A) part
B) par
C) part of
D) pass

5881) When I met Jim he didn’t … he had won the lottery. Maybe he wants to keep it secret!
A) mention
B) tell
C) remind
D) speak

5882) I don’t eat … fruit. I should change my diet.

A) enough
B) quite
C) many
D) lots

5883) Mary … me a promise. She will never smoke again.

A) made
B) did
C) gave
D) got

5884) Il termine ”improve” significa:

A) migliorare
B) incrementare
C) provare
D) accusare

5885) Il termine ”enough” significa:

A) abbastanza
B) scarso
C) enoteca
D) nulla
5886) It’s incredible what smokers do to their … .
A) bodies
B) bodys
C) boddies
D) bodyes

5887) … athletes eat 3000 calories a day.

A) Top
B) Best
C) High
D) Hit

5888) Today I have to do … homework.

A) extra
B) plus
C) another
D) supplement

5889) You really … tell your girlfriend that you have been fired.
A) should
B) ought
C) will
D) can

5890) I have a train tomorrow morning. It … at 9 am.

A) is leaving
B) will leave
C) can leave
D) must leave

5891) Trova l’errore nella frase: “I’m going to go shopping tomorrow.”

A) non ci sono errori
B) shopping
C) ’m going
D) go

5892) We are going to wait … he is ready to go.

A) until
B) when
C) if
D) as soon as

5893) I always like to make a good … on my first day of school.

A) impression
B) impressed
C) impressive
D) impressing

5894) I like to eat pasta, … I never order it at restaurants.

A) however
B) if though
C) despite
D) even
5895) Kids are really annoying. It’s not true. You shouldn’t say … .
A) that
B) this
C) it
D) such

5896) He is the person … dog bit me.

A) whose
B) who
C) that
D) which

5897) Seleziona la frase giusta.

A) Is this yours, Mark?
B) Is yours this, Mark?
C) This is yours, Mark?
D) Is this Mark yours?

5898) When you meet my dad, try … about politics.

A) not to talk
B) to not talk
C) not talk
D) talk not

5899) I broke Mary’s phone. I don’t know what … to her.

A) to say
B) say
C) saying
D) to saying

5900) If you meet my parents, they … want to know everything about you.
A) will
B) certain
C) would
D) should

5901) I’m planning … on holiday for 6 months.

A) to go
B) going
C) go
D) to going

5902) I … to bring my notes. I’m going to fail the test.

A) have forgotten
B) forgot
C) forget
D) had forgotten

5903) … I work as a company employee, I have managerial responsibilities.

A) Although
B) However
C) Despite
D) Even
5904) I feel happy … I meet you.
A) whenever
B) ever
C) whoever
D) whatever

5905) When I listen to music, I feel like … .

A) dancing
B) dance
C) to dance
D) to dancing

5906) Is there a particular director … movies you love?

A) whose
B) of which
C) what
D) who

5907) I have … to do a new yoga position today.

A) learnt
B) learnet
C) learn
D) learnte

5908) My yoga course … 2 weeks.

A) lasted
B) took
C) was
D) was long

5909) I … all day. I’m incredibly tired.

A) have been reading
B) have been read
C) read
D) am reading

5910) I’ve been playing tennis since I … a match at Wimbledon.

A) saw
B) have seen
C) had seen
D) see

5911) It’s so easy to use an Iphone. … can do it.

A) Anyone
B) Someone
C) No one
D) A few

5912) You … pay to watch this show. It’s free.

A) don’t have to
B) mustn’t
C) shouldn’t
D) can’t
5913) You … park your car here. It’s not allowed.
A) mustn’t
B) don’t have to
C) won’t
D) needn’t

5914) … an experiment, I tried to learn Japanese in a month.

A) As
B) For
C) Like
D) While

5915) I’m a … worried that James will not find a good job.
A) bit
B) very
C) lot
D) much

5916) I was worried when I started studying English, but I … found many similarities with Italian.
A) soon
B) fast
C) quick
D) while

5917) I have … pay a lot for that parking ticket.

A) had to
B) have
C) have to
D) had

5918) I have 2 bicycles in this parking lot. Oh really? Which … are yours?
A) ones
B) one
C) two
D) twos

5919) When I was young I … be a football player.

A) used to
B) was used to
C) had
D) would

5920) I have work meetings … .

A) weekly
B) the week
C) for week
D) to weekly

5921) Who do you agree with … ? Me or James?

A) most
B) better
C) the best
D) the more
5922) I find your friend difficult to get on … .
A) with
B) to
C) by
D) for

5923) This car is old. It’s not … much.

A) worth
B) value
C) cost
D) efficient

5924) You seem … you have seen a ghost.

A) as if
B) as
C) like
D) how

5925) Gary Oldman is a …-known actor. He has won an academy award.

A) well
B) good
C) nice
D) best

5926) I … I will go on holiday next week.

A) think
B) am thinking
C) was thinking
D) thought

5927) I … you were joking when you said you were only 18.
A) thought
B) thinked
C) though
D) taught

5928) How did you … so fit Jenny? You look great!

A) get
B) have
C) do
D) make

5929) What time did you … back home? About 7 pm.

A) get
B) arrive
C) came
D) stay

5930) I got many emails today but I … reply tonight. I’m not in a rush.
A) am going to
B) am
C) have
D) need
5931) Carl has gone … on holiday, he is back next week.
A) away
B) to
C) for
D) aside

5932) The colours of your clothes … perfectly.

A) match
B) combine
C) connect
D) go

5933) We’ll go to the park, if it … rain.

A) doesn’t
B) won’t
C) shouldn’t
D) mustn’t

5934) I think Jenna … a lie when she was spoking about her age.
A) told
B) said
C) spoke
D) was

5935) I think something went … with our experiment.

A) wrong
B) bad
C) badly
D) mistaken

5936) Il termine ”wrong” significa:

A) sbagliato
B) squillato
C) telefonato
D) errore

5937) Which of the following, isn’t a synonym for the word “get”?
A) stay
B) receive
C) arrive
D) become

5938) It rained incredibly … yesterday.

A) heavily
B) heavy
C) much
D) many

5939) If the weather … fine tomorrow, we could go for a mountain trek.

A) is
B) will be
C) would be
D) is going to be
5940) He has run … from the suburbs to the centre. He must be exhausted.
A) all the way
B) the way
C) way
D) all way

5941) He offered … me home but I declined. I like to walk.

A) to take
B) take
C) taking
D) to taking

5942) Where’s my Phone? … , Michael.

A) Here it is
B) Here is it
C) Is here it
D) It here is

5943) He said he … go to meet his friends. You should believe him.

A) didn’t
B) doesn’t
C) won’t
D) isn’t going to

5944) Eat your vegetables Nathan … I won’t give you any ice cream.
A) otherwise
B) although
C) however
D) even though

5945) I need … a stylish dress for the party.

A) to find
B) find
C) finding
D) to finding

5946) She … a lot of jewellery when she goes for a night out.
A) wears
B) carries
C) puts
D) takes

5947) Could you try not … a mess please?

A) to make
B) make
C) making
D) to making

5948) Seleziona la frase giusta.

A) I rarely travel abroad in summer.
B) I travel abroad in summer rarely.
C) Rarely I travel abroad in summer.
D) I travel rarely abroad in summer.
5949) I … my car since I was 18 years old. It still works fine.
A) ’ve had
B) been having
C) been had
D) had had

5950) I … all day.

A) ’ve been working
B) been worked
C) worked
D) am working

5951) I’m scared of … .

A) heights
B) high
C) height
D) highness

5952) I’ve had many smart phones. … , the best one was a Samsung.
A) However
B) Although
C) Even if
D) After all

5953) I … at Oxford University.

A) graduated
B) am graduated
C) was graduated
D) graduate

5954) I left school … 18 years old.

A) at
B) to
C) on
D) by

5955) How … have you been to Rome? About five.

A) many times
B) long
C) much time
D) how frequent

5956) Excuse me, where is the train station? It’s easy, just … the first turning on the left.
A) take
B) go
C) have
D) get

5957) A new cocktail bar … on Upper Street today.

A) has been opened
B) was opened
C) is opened
D) had been opened
5958) I was stopped … a strange man who asked me for a chewing gum.
A) by
B) from
C) of
D) at

5959) Apple computers … all over the world today.

A) are used
B) were used
C) have been used
D) used

5960) Everyone loves MacDonald’s. I don’t understand what’s special … it.

A) about
B) of
C) at
D) in

5961) Who was America discovered … ?

A) by
B) to
C) from
D) of

5962) One of the … information in the text is wrong. Can you see which one?
A) pieces of
B) portions of
C) slices of
D) parts of

5963) The main … in Harry Potter is a little wizard.

A) character
B) personage
C) figure
D) person

5964) You talk … . Listen sometimes too.

A) a lot
B) much
C) really
D) many

5965) Which … did you enjoy most at school?

A) subjects
B) materials
C) themes
D) topics

5966) I … paint for this picture.

A) used
B) used to
C) used a
D) used any
5967) You … be more clear when you talk otherwise people won’t understand you.
A) must
B) can
C) will
D) may

5968) … I go to the bathroom, miss?

A) Could
B) Would
C) Will
D) Shall

5969) What … you do, if you had a million euros?

A) would
B) will
C) should
D) shall

5970) Stop wasting other … time.

A) people’s
B) persons
C) person
D) ’s

5971) Quale, tra le seguenti frasi, è usata per descrivere una possibilità?
A) I might go to the party
B) I must go to the party
C) I shall go to the party
D) I will go to the party

5972) Quale, tra le seguenti frasi, è usata per formulare una richiesta?
A) Could you help me with my homework?
B) Should you help me with my homework?
C) Shall you help me with my homework?
D) Do you help me with my homework?

5973) Quale, tra le seguenti frasi, è usata per chiedere un permesso?

A) Could I ask a question?
B) Shall I ask a question?
C) Would I ask a question?
D) Must I ask a question?

5974) Quale, tra le seguenti frasi, è usata per esprimere una decisione presa?
A) I will have a cheese and ham sandwich.
B) I can have a cheese and ham sandwich.
C) I would have a cheese and ham sandwich.
D) I have a cheese and ham sandwich.

5975) Quale, tra le seguenti frasi, è usata per offrirsi di fare qualcosa per qualcuno?
A) Shall I show you how to use the computer program?
B) Will I show you how to use the computer program?
C) Do I show you how to use the computer program?
D) Would I show you how to use the computer program?
5976) What are you doing tonight? I’m not sure. I … watch TV.
A) might
B) will
C) maybe
D) should

5977) I … for the 3 week english course.

A) opted
B) option
C) optional
D) optioned

5978) It was a very difficult … to make.

A) decision
B) decide
C) decided
D) deciding

5979) I’d like to … you that the shop is closing in 15 minutes.

A) inform
B) information
C) informed
D) informing

5980) The … of the event was perfect.

A) organisation
B) organise
C) organised
D) organising

5981) He is a well-… scholar.

A) educated
B) education
C) educate
D) educating

5982) Quale, tra i sequenti verbi, è anche un verbo modale?

A) have
B) do
C) be
D) must

5983) Quale, tra i sequenti verbi, non è un verbo ausiliare?

A) will
B) be
C) do
D) have

5984) … a coffee in a modern coffee shop is very confusing.

A) Buying
B) Buy
C) To buy
D) Bought
5985) If I … a wild animal, I’d be terrified.
A) saw
B) see
C) have seen
D) had seen

5986) I … married for 15 years. I still enjoy every moment I spend with my wife.
A) have been
B) am
C) was
D) have

5987) I … on the phone when the electricity went off.

A) was speaking
B) spoke
C) am speaking
D) had spoken

5988) When I was a young child I … be fat.

A) used to
B) use to
C) used
D) was use to

5989) I have been … Italy for 15 years. I speak Italian like a native now.
A) in
B) to
C) at
D) by

5990) The boat trip was disrupted by a storm but we … the port safely.
A) reached
B) got
C) arrived
D) came to

5991) I took a … to Manchester for 15 pounds.

A) coach
B) pullman
C) lorry
D) truck

5992) Can you take your father’s car? Yes, I … allowed that sometimes.
A) am
B) have
C) do
D) can

5993) … that I am not 18 yet, I can only drive under the supervision of an experienced driver
A) Given
B) Give
C) To give
D) Gave
5994) What time do you usually … your alarm clock?
A) set
B) put
C) do
D) fix

5995) Someone has left the TV … .

A) on
B) up
C) in
D) at

5996) I love Italian food. Yes, me .. .

A) too
B) so
C) like
D) as

5997) What time shall I pick you … from school today?

A) up
B) in
C) off
D) on

5998) I usually go to bed early … the week.

A) during
B) in
C) at
D) while

5999) These clothes are too old. You should … .

A) throw them away
B) throw away them
C) throw away
D) throw away clothes

6000) You two look just like … .

A) each other
B) the other
C) another
D) yourselves

6001) Jim and Jack can’t drink alcohol. Neither … 18 yet.

A) is
B) are
C) has been
D) has

6002) Both Jill and Lucy … old enough to drive.

A) are
B) is
C) has
D) have been
6003) After she … to Mark, she felt sad.
A) had spoken
B) spoke
C) has spoken
D) was speaking

6004) The poker game was played on a table I … that morning.

A) had bought
B) have bought
C) bought
D) would buy

6005) … you met Mr white before we had the dinner party?

A) Had
B) Have
C) Did
D) Was

6006) I flew on an Airbus 380 last month. It was the first time I … on such a huge plane.
A) had flown
B) have flown
C) flew
D) was flying

6007) Choose the sentence with the adverb of time in the correct place.
A) I hadn’t met him yet
B) I yet hadn’t met him
C) I hadn’t met yet him
D) Yet I hadn’t met him

6008) If I … Spanish at school, now I wouldn’t have any problems ordering a coffee in a bar.
A) had learnt
B) learnt
C) have learnt
D) learn

6009) If I wasn’t such an honest person, I would … the wallet I found on the floor.
A) have kept
B) keep
C) had kept
D) kept

6010) If Rob hadn’t gone so fast, he … a fine.

A) wouldn’t have gotten
B) wouldn’t get
C) couldn’t get
D) shouldn’t have gotten

6011) Mary said that she … the gym.

A) was going to join
B) is going to join
C) will join
D) joins
6012) I’ve never … before.
A) been arrested
B) arrested
C) be arrested
D) was arrested

6013) Where’s Emma’s dog? She said that she … it at home.

A) had left
B) has left
C) left
D) was leaving

6014) “I have a problem” … Julie.

A) said
B) told
C) spoke
D) talked

6015) I think that … , people are honest.

A) generally
B) general
C) generically
D) generate

6016) The ball went … the goal and the players celebrated.
A) into
B) in
C) onto
D) on

6017) I have lost my dog. Can you help me …

A) look for it
B) look after it
C) look it
D) look it after

6018) Tell me where … that beautiful suit.

A) you have bought
B) have you bought
C) bought
D) did you buy

6019) J.K. Rowling’s new book is … good.

A) quite
B) enough
C) such
D) neither

6020) Your maths results aren’t good … .

A) enough
B) quite
C) at least
D) such as
6021) Can you … me my coat?
A) get
B) take
C) have
D) put

6022) I look forward … you next year.

A) to seeing
B) to see
C) see
D) seeing

6023) I … martial arts.

A) do
B) play
C) train
D) make

6024) I can’t punish him, … he is my son.

A) after all
B) above all
C) anyhow
D) somehow

6025) I don’t know why, but … this new PC is broken.

A) somehow
B) anyhow
C) above all
D) after all

6026) I don’t like maths, and … , the teacher is terrible.

A) in addition
B) further
C) after all
D) above all

6027) I can see that you have hurt yourself, but shouldn’t play with fire … .
A) in the first place
B) in primis
C) firstly
D) in first

6028) You two are similar … appearance. You look the same.
A) in
B) at
C) of
D) by

6029) The match will be … at 7 pm.

A) over
B) about
C) under
D) around
6030) Mary ran … when she saw that big dog.
A) off
B) of
C) from
D) for

6031) The radio is too loud. Could you … for me?

A) switch it off
B) switch off it
C) switch off
D) it switch off

6032) I have to … my bag for school.

A) prepare
B) get ready
C) start
D) do

6033) We like to have a … meal together at home on Sunday.

A) family
B) lunch
C) funny
D) parent

6034) My partner is on a … trip.

A) business
B) please
C) funny
D) job

6035) There are many … in Trastevere where you can have a good night.
A) clubs
B) locals
C) place
D) locands

6036) An igloo is made … snow

A) out of
B) by
C) off
D) in

6037) Put the potatoes in the … .

A) oven
B) stove
C) toaster
D) cabinet

6038) Lessons with Prof White are … .

A) exhausting
B) exhausted
C) exhaustion
D) exhaust
6039) He didn’t say … to the police.
A) anything
B) something
C) nothing
D) whatever

6040) I have … company.

A) my own
B) mine
C) personnel
D) myself

6041) I can’t … the noise at the market.

A) stand
B) make any more
C) take
D) support

6042) after you mix the flour and the eggs, … some sugar. The cake will be sweet.
A) add
B) more
C) do
D) plus

6043) I’m going to … a new car.

A) get
B) take
C) do
D) make

6044) I’m getting wet. This umbrella is … .

A) useless
B) used
C) using
D) use

6045) Il termine “leather” significa:

A) cuoio
B) tempo
C) partenza
D) tela

6046) Your coat is in … closet.

A) the
B) these
C) an
D) those

6047) Please … your coat in the hall.

A) hang
B) let
C) take
D) bring
6048) I do … exercise.
A) a lot of
B) lots
C) many
D) few

6049) I have … money to get a new car.

A) enough
B) quite
C) much
D) lots

6050) Do you have an opinion … the scandal?

A) on
B) at
C) of
D) around

6051) Il termine “size” significa:

A) taglia
B) taglio
C) altezza
D) fetta

6052) Have you ever … Indian food?

A) tried
B) proved
C) ate
D) proven

6053) I went … last month.

A) snowboarding
B) snowboard
C) snowboarded
D) the snowboard

6054) The place i’m staying … is close to the station.

A) in
B) by
C) on
D) from

6055) I’m looking for … exciting for my next holiday.

A) somewhere
B) everywhere
C) some place
D) nowhere

6056) How long … here?

A) have you been
B) are you
C) have you been being
D) had you been
6057) I studied … . I want to be an actor.
A) drama
B) act
C) recite
D) actor

6058) I … a lot of new friends at the dinner last night.

A) made
B) did
C) knew
D) took

6059) What’s your … ? I was born in Rome.

A) place of birth
B) birth place
C) birth town
D) town

6060) What’s your … Mr Morrison? I was born in the 27th of December 1979.
A) date of birth
B) birth day
C) born date
D) date of born

6061) Can you think … any nice books to read?

A) of
B) at
C) to
D) in

6062) I love pasta. … , I don’t eat it every day.

A) However
B) since
C) Unless
D) If

6063) Il termine “make up” significa:

A) inventare
B) cipria
C) trovare
D) proporre

6064) Il termine “sort” significa:

A) sorta
B) sorgere
C) ordine
D) organizzazione

6065) Which is the correct question?

A) What colour are her eyes?
B) What are colour her eyes?
C) What colour does she have eyes?
D) What does she have colour eyes?
6066) I’m going to … you out tonight. Dress smart!
A) take
B) deliver
C) have
D) invite

6067) If you want to solve the problem use your … .

A) imagination
B) fantasy
C) thought
D) creative

6068) Il termine ”lonely” significa:

A) solo
B) inoltre
C) anche se
D) amabile

6069) Which of the … sentences are false?

A) following
B) follow
C) followed
D) follower

6070) Il termine ”builder” significa:

A) costruttore
B) costruzione
C) palazzo
D) portiere

6071) When he … I can show him around the city.

A) arrives
B) will arrive
C) shall arrive
D) may arrive

6072) If you do that again, I … tell your parents.

A) am going to
B) am
C) am able to
D) am about to

6073) Your friend … fantastic.

A) is
B) is so
C) is very
D) is such

6074) If I … an animal, i’d be a lion.

A) were
B) would be
C) have been
D) am
6075) last week I … finish my new book in 3 days.
A) was able to
B) was capable
C) managed
D) knew

6076) British is … international language.

A) an
B) such
C) a
D) so

6077) Can you believe it? He did … what I told him not to do.
A) exactly
B) exact
C) exacting
D) exacted

6078) Mark said that he … to the school meeting today.

A) wasn’t coming
B) isn’t come
C) doesn’t come
D) didn’t come

6079) How are you Nick? I’m fine. Everything … well.

A) is
B) stays
C) are
D) go

6080) Where is the bar? I think you have just walked … it.
A) past
B) into
C) over
D) along

6081) I come ... England.

A) from
B) to
C) at
D) in

6082) There aren’t ... people here.

A) many
B) much
C) some
D) a lot

6083) Is Jo ... Chris?

A) as tall as
B) taller
C) more tall
D) tallest
6084) You should ... your homework.
A) do
B) make
C) give
D) work

6085) He’s interested ... learning Spanish.

A) in
B) for
C) on
D) to

6086) The doctor gave me a ... for some medicine yesterday.

A) prescription
B) note
C) receipt
D) recipe

6087) We arrived ... England two days ago.

A) in
B) to
C) on
D) at

6088) You ... better see a doctor.

A) had
B) did
C) would
D) should

6089) You should ... swimming.

A) take up
B) start up
C) get off
D) take off

6090) The best way to learn a language is ... a little every day.
A) by speaking
B) speak
C) in speaking
D) to speaking

6091) I ... a reply to my letter in the next few days.

A) expect
B) get
C) wait
D) hope

6092) After ten years working for the same company, she ... from her job yesterday
A) resigned
B) renounced
C) reconsidered
D) reneged
6093) She has been ... of murdering her husband.
A) accused
B) charged
C) arrested
D) blamed

6094) You ... the cleaning. I would have done it tonight.

A) needn’t have done
B) couldn’t have done
C) can’t have done
D) wouldn’t have done

6095) They have put speed bumps on the road to ... accidents.
A) prevent
B) prohibit
C) forbid
D) evade

6096) The tree ... by lightning.

A) was struck
B) was flashed
C) flashed
D) struck

6097) If only I ... richer.

A) were
B) would be
C) will be
D) am

6098) … the better team, we lost the match.

A) Despite being
B) Despite of being
C) Despite
D) Although

6099) By this time next year, I ... all my exams.

A) will have taken
B) have taken
C) take
D) will take

6100) Julia’s grandmother died recently … the age of 79

A) at
B) on
C) in
D) for

6101) I wouldn’t like his job. He spends most of his time talking … the phone
A) on
B) in
C) at
D) for
6102) Jenny’s brother is an engineer, but he is out of work … the moment
A) at
B) in
C) on
D) for

6103) Hurry up! We have got to go … five minutes

A) in
B) at
C) on
D) between

6104) The telephone and the doorbell rang … same time

A) at
B) in
C) for
D) on

6105) Henry is 65. He will be retiring from his job … two years time
A) in
B) about
C) at
D) for

6106) She works quite hard. You can’t accuse her … being lazy
A) of
B) for
C) to
D) on

6107) You remind me … somebody I knew a long time ago

A) of
B) to
C) too
D) by

6108) The places … we spent our holidays were really beautiful

A) where
B) who
C) whose
D) whom

6109) This school is for children … first language is not English

A) whose
B) were
C) was
D) will

6110) Everything is going well. We … any problems so far

A) haven’t had
B) hasn’t had
C) didn’t have
D) didn’t to have
6111) Margaret … to work yesterday. She wasn’t feeling well
A) didn’t go
B) hasn’t gone
C) don’t go
D) haven’t gone

6112) Look! That man … the same sweater as you

A) is wearing
B) weared
C) wear
D) wears

6113) Your son is much taller than when I last saw him. He … a lot
A) has grown
B) have grown
C) grew
D) grewed

6114) I still don’t know what to do, I … yet

A) haven’t decided
B) hasn’t decided
C) didn’t decide
D) haven’t decide

6115) I wonder why Jim … so nice to me today

A) is being
B) is
C) be
D) was

6116) Jane had a book open in front of her, but she … it

A) wasn’t reading
B) didn’t read
C) weren’t reading
D) didn’t reading

6117) When Sue heard the news she … very pleased

A) wasn’t
B) haven’t been
C) weren’t
D) hasn’t been

6118) I need a new job. … the same job for too long
A) I’ve been doing
B) I am doing
C) I’ve been do
D) I’ve been to doing

6119) Ann has gone out. Oh, has she? What time … ?
A) has she gone
B) did she go
C) she has gone
D) have she gone
6120) … with that newspaper yet? No, I am still reading it
A) Have you finished
B) Do you have finished
C) Did you finish
D) Do you finish

6121) They gave me a form and told me to …

A) fill in
B) give away
C) give back
D) turn down

6122) Kate is going to Australia tomorrow. I am going to the airport to …

A) see off
B) grow on
C) seen him
D) see it

6123) The bus was full. We couldn’t …

A) get on
B) drive off
C) come back
D) turn round

6124) How was the exam? How did you … ?

A) get on
B) take off
C) cut down on
D) get up

6125) I was very tired this morning. I couldn’t …

A) get up
B) get on
C) take off
D) cut down on

6126) It’s two years … Joe

A) since I saw
B) that I don’t see
C) that I haven’t seen
D) since I didn’t see

6127) The Chinese … printing

A) invented
B) have invented
C) had invented
D) invent

6128) It’s late. It’s time … home

A) we go
B) we must go
C) we should go
D) we went
6129) There is plenty of time. You … hurry
A) needn’t
B) don’t have to
C) mustn’t
D) don’t need

6130) What was wrong with you? Why … go to hospital?

A) did you have to
B) must you
C) did you has to
D) had you to

6131) Take an umbrella with you when you go out. It … rain later
A) might
B) may
C) can
D) could

6132) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Tim watches television all the time
B) Tim television all the time watches
C) Tim all the time watches television
D) Tim all the time television watches

6133) Choose the correct sentence:

A) We found some interesting books in the library
B) In the library we some interesting books we found
C) We in the library found some interesting books
D) Some interesting books in the library we found

6134) Choose the correct sentence:

A) They are building a new hotel opposite the park
B) They a new hotel are building opposite the park
C) They are building opposite the park a new hotel
D) They opposite the park a new hotel are building

6135) It was good party. … enjoyed it

A) Everybody
B) Everything
C) Everyone
D) All

6136) … I have eaten is a sandwich

A) All
B) Everybody
C) Everything
D) Everyone

6137) Nothing has changed. … is the same as it was

A) Everything
B) Everyone
C) All
D) Everybody
6138) Why are you always thinking about money? Money isn’t …
A) All
B) Everybody
C) Everything
D) Everyone

6139) When the fire alarm rang … left the building immediately
A) Everyone
B) All
C) Everybody
D) Everything

6140) We all did well in the examination. … of us passed

A) All
B) Everything
C) Everyone
D) Everybody

6141) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Peggy took the children to the zoo
B) To the zoo Peggy took the children
C) Peggy took to the zoo the children
D) Peggy to the zoo took the children

6142) Choose the correct sentence:

A) I haven’t been to the cinema recently
B) Recently I haven’t been to the cinema
C) To the cinema I haven’t been recently
D) I haven’t recently been to the cinema

6143) Choose the correct sentence:

A) We walked around the town all morning
B) We walked all morning around the town
C) We around walked the town all morning
D) All morning we walked around the town

6144) … it rained a lot, we enjoyed our holiday

A) Although
B) In spite of
C) Because
D) Because of

6145) She only accepted the job … the salary, which was rather low
A) in spite of
B) because
C) because of
D) although

6146) … she can’t drive, she has bought a car

A) Even if
B) Even
C) If
D) Even though
6147) … I hadn’t eaten anything for 24 hours, I wasn’t hungry
A) Even though
B) Even if
C) Even
D) If

6148) … it didn’t rain anymore, the weather was very bad

A) Even though
B) Even
C) Even if
D) If

6149) Where … ? In London

A) were you born
B) did you born
C) have you been born
D) are you born

6150) Where … ? Which hairdresser did you go to?

A) did you have your hair cut
B) did you cut your hair
C) have you cut your hair
D) did you have cut your hair

6151) Do you want … with you or do you want to go alone?

A) me to come
B) me coming
C) that I come
D) that I will come

6152) I am sure I locked the door. I clearly remember … it

A) to have locked
B) locking
C) to lock
D) having lock

6153) I wish I … a car. It would make life so much easier

A) had
B) have
C) would have
D) were

6154) We … by a loud noise during the night

A) were woken up
B) were waking up
C) woke up
D) are woken up

6155) There is somebody walking behind us, I think …

A) we are being followed
B) we are following
C) we are followed
D) we are being following
6156) I ran in a marathon last week, but I wasn’t fit enough. I … after 15 km
A) dropped out
B) move in
C) show off
D) turn up

6157) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Do you live in Manchester?
B) When do you are leave?
C) Do you have got a black cat?
D) Does he is your husband?

6158) Choose the correct sentence:

A) I don’t believe in ghosts
B) I doesn’t believe in ghosts
C) I believe not in ghosts
D) I believes not in ghosts

6159) Can you pass me those ..., please?

A) brushes
B) brushs
C) brush
D) bushies

6160) I have three …: a son and two ...

A) children - daughters
B) childrens - daughteres
C) childs - daughters
D) childes - daughters

6161) Your … are really nice

A) sisters-in-law
B) sister-in-law
C) sister-in-laws
D) sisters-in-laws

6162) Choose the correct sentence:

A) I love red roses
B) I love rose reds
C) I love reds roses
D) I love roses red

6163) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Are your parents British?
B) Are your parents Britishes?
C) Are your parents Britishs?
D) Do you are parent British?

6164) I want to introduce you to Mary and … brother

A) her
B) hers
C) his
D) the
6165) Whose book is this? It is ...
A) his
B) its
C) hims
D) her

6166) Tell the police the truth please, or … will arrest you!
A) they
B) them
C) it
D) their

6167) Give … the right wage for … work

A) us - our
B) ours - our
C) his - him
D) us - ours

6168) Choose the correct sentence:

A) This is my grandparents’ garden
B) This is the my grandparent’s garden
C) This is my grandparents’s garden
D) This is the garden of my grandparents

6169) I’m sorry but I can’t look … your children tonight, I have a date
A) after
B) about
C) then
D) for

6170) I’m ashamed … what I’ve done

A) of
B) for
C) about
D) around

6171) Indicare la grafia corretta: 3˚, 5˚, 11˚, 5, 33

A) third, fifth, eleventh, five, thirty-three
B) third, fifth, eleventh, five, theerty-three
C) thirth, fifth, eleventh, five, thirty-tree
D) thirth, fifth, eleventh, five, three-thirty

6172) The film starts at ...

A) half past eight
B) half eight
C) eight and half
D) past eight

6173) Select the wrong sentence:

A) What the hour is?
B) What is the time?
C) What time is it?
D) What’s the time?
6174) Select the wrong sentence:
A) It is noon a.m.
B) It is ten to eleven
C) It is eleven a.m.
D) It’s ten to eleven

6175) Select the wrong sentence:

A) Watch’s mine is runs
B) My watch is slow
C) My watch is fast
D) My watch has run down

6176) You must learn the poem ... heart

A) by
B) of
C) at
D) with

6177) The workbook is … the bag

A) in
B) into
C) of
D) at

6178) ... the table there is a cat

A) Under
B) In
C) At
D) Below

6179) David is not … home

A) at
B) in
C) into the
D) of

6180) I am happy to be … friends again

A) among
B) between
C) in
D) in the

6181) Turn … left and then go straight ...

A) -; on
B) to - on
C) on - away
D) on; -

6182) Select the wrong sentence:

A) I haven’t no friends here
B) I have no friends here
C) I haven’t any friends here
D) I have some friends here
6183) Select the wrong sentence:
A) Do you want a tea?
B) Do you want some tea?
C) Have you any tea?
D) Will you have some tea?

6184) Select the wrong sentence:

A) Who will give me any coffee?
B) Why did you buy some coffee?
C) Do you want some coffee?
D) Who will give me some coffee?

6185) Choose the correct sentence:

A) They also came to the cinema with us last night
B) They too came to the cinema with us last night
C) They as well came to the cinema with us last night
D) They came also to the cinema with us last night

6186) You know … I spend my time

A) how
B) as
C) like
D) that

6187) Do … you like

A) as
B) how
C) like
D) if

6188) Choose the correct sentence:

A) I always get up at seven o’ clock in the morning
B) I get up always at seven o’ clock in the morning
C) always I get up at seven o’ clock in the morning
D) I get always get up at seven o’clock in the morning

6189) Choose the correct sentence:

A) Have you ever been to America?
B) Are you never been to America?
C) Do you have never been to America?
D) Don’t you have never be to America?

6190) Choose the correct sentence:

A) The twenty-first of October
B) The october the twenty-first
C) October the twenty-one
D) The twenty-one of October

6191) … Sundays Robert is in the country

A) On
B) At
C) In
D) An
6192) I always feel happier … the spring
A) in
B) at
C) over
D) on

6193) I was born … 1967

A) in
B) at
C) on
D) over

6194) … they at school yesterday? No they …

A) Were - weren’t
B) Was - were not
C) Were - wern’t
D) Were - don’t were

6195) I only … in London for three months

A) lived
B) have live
C) live
D) lives

6196) I … tomorrow at 7.30

A) am leaving
B) will leave
C) shall leave
D) shall to leave

6197) Yesterday Tom … the newspaper all the day

A) read
B) readed
C) has read
D) have readed

6198) John … all around Europe last year

A) travelled
B) traveled
C) have travelled
D) had travelled

6199) When I … to school I … very hard

A) went - studied
B) gone - was studying
C) went - had studyed
D) came - study

6200) What time … yesterday?

A) did you leave
B) do you leaved
C) left you
D) leave you
6201) While I … someone knocked at the door
A) was sleeping
B) am sleeping
C) slept
D) was sleepying

6202) Where do you keep the butter? The butter is … here

A) kept
B) keeped
C) keep
D) keept

6203) My hair is … yours

A) less curly than
B) less curly
C) least curly than
D) less curly of

6204) This summer is … last year

A) warmer than
B) more warm than
C) warmer of
D) more warm of

6205) His … son is still at school

A) eldest
B) bigger
C) younger
D) the young

6206) A boy of sixteen is often … his father

A) as tall as
B) tall as
C) tall like
D) so tall as

6207) Joe and Ted are good friends. The … lives in England, the … lives in America
A) former - latter
B) first - second
C) the first - the second
D) first - last

6208) You can take … book. … of them are interesting

A) either - both
B) both - either
C) either - either
D) both - both

6209) When they entered the room, the children were … TV

A) watching
B) seeing
C) looking at
D) watch
6210) I’ll … you very much
A) miss
B) miss to
C) lack
D) feel

6211) He … me a nice present

A) brought
B) fetched
C) took
D) broughted

6212) … the children to school, please

A) Take
B) Take to
C) Carry
D) Fetch

6213) Select the wrong sentence:

A) The man who speak
B) The man I speak of
C) The man who speaks
D) The man I see

6214) Select the wrong sentence:

A) They can’t speak English, don’t they?
B) She should study, shouldn’t she?
C) They did not go to school, did they?
D) Her parents will leave tomorrow, won’t they?

6215) Select the wrong sentence:

A) He received a letter from Mary, and did I
B) She can read very well. So can I
C) I don’t like music. Neither do I
D) We shall not go to school, nor will they

6216) Choose the correct sentence:

A) You can stay as long as you like
B) You can to stay as long as you like
C) You can stay as soon as you like
D) You can stay as far as you like

6217) I have eaten nothing … bread and cheese since Sunday

A) but
B) less
C) than
D) of

6218) My brother is very brilliant … speaking English

A) in
B) at
C) to
D) by
6219) During the fourteen days cruise, seven days will be spent … sea, and seven in port
A) at
B) to
C) by
D) on

6220) Mary was very disappointed … her examination

A) with
B) for
C) of
D) to

6221) I won’t wait … him a minute more

A) for
B) to
C) about
D) by

6222) He was charged … murder

A) with
B) for
C) of
D) to

6223) He often listens … some music before sleeping

A) to
B) at
C) for
D) of

6224) What are you looking …?

A) for
B) of
C) at
D) about

6225) Would you take care … my cats, please?

A) of
B) on
C) after
D) at

6226) Indicare la grafia corretta: 100

A) one hundred
B) hundred
C) hundered
D) the hundered