4.C.Check your knowledge of sentence structure. Which of the words is wrong here?

1 – He used to live there when he was the boy.

      (a)             (b)             (c)                 (d)

2 – We went for a walking with the dog which was very funny.

            (a)         (b) (c)                (d)

3 – Who of them could answer all the teacher’s questions correctly?

       (a)                   (b)    (c)                      (d)

4 – The money is over there, take them to buy some sweets.

       (a)             (b)                           (c)   (d)

5 – Who play the new computer game best of all?

      (a)     (b)   (c)                                    (d)

6 – How long time does it take you to get to school on a bus? 

      (a)     (b)   (c)                                                           (d)

7 – It were in the thick bushes where the girl found her lost puppy. 

          (a)        (b)                        (c)                                   (d)

8 – If you comes a little earlier you would catch the boss in the office.

                 (a)     (b)         (c)               (d)

9 – He had got up, washed his face and went out for a walk.

      (a) (b)  (c)                                                            (d)

10 – The film is really worth  being seen.

       (a)    (b)                  (c)      -----(d)----

11 – She realized that she left her purse at home only in a taxi.

                  (a)       (b)        (c)                 (d)

12 – Where have you come from? – I’m from the UK, however I am not English. 

          (a)      (b)           (c)                                                   (d)

4. D. Complete the sentences in the text. Some times more than one variant is possible.

Health on Holiday.

Nobody wants to deal (1 -      ) a medical emergency when they are on holiday. In practice you may not have (2 -     ) choice in the matter, and it is best to be as (3 -      ) prepared as possible. If you’re traveling independently that means taking a medical kit.

The whole idea of the kit (4 -     ) that you can carry it around with you, therefore it needs to be both light and compact. You can buy a pre-packed kit (5 -        ) includes the main essential items, and this should be adequate in most situations. The problems that you are most likely to encounter will be minor inconveniences – cuts, stings, blisters, and so (6 -       ), and these can be sorted out easily by using the things in the kit.

If you do decide to put your own kit together, however, do bear (7 -     ) mind that it’s pointless including items that you don’t know (8 -      ) to use; complicated bandages for example that only a trained nurse can put on correctly. It’s much (9 -    ) important to buy, read and preferably pack a good basic first aid book. This will help you to know (10 -       ) to do in any less familiar situations as well as in any possible emergencies.

Finally, keep your first aid kit in a pocket of your bag in (11 -     ) you need to find it in (12 -      ) hurry.

1 -                               5 -                              9 –

2 -                               6 -                            10 –

3 -                               7 -                            11 –

4 -                               8 -                            12 -