1. “It’s cold in the room. Please __________ the heating!”
“But I’ve just __________!”
a). turn on / turned it off
b). turn off / turned it on
c). turn up / turned it down
d). turn down / turned it up
2. The music is too loud; it’s disturbing the neighbours. Could you please __________ the volume? You can _________ up again tomorrow morning.
a). turn on / turn it off
b). turn off / turn it on
c). turn up / turn it down
d). turn down / turn it up
3. The bus is about to leave. Hurry up and __________ before it’s too late. Don’t forget to __________ at the next stop.
a). get in / get out of
b). get out of / get on
c). get on / get off
d). get off / get on
4. The airplane has landed at the airport. Passengers are requested to remain seated until the aircraft comes to a complete stop and the seatbelt sign is __________. Once the sign is off, you can ______ the plane.
a). turned off / get off
b). turned on / get out of
c). got off / get out of
d). got on / get off
5. Emily can’t find her keys anywhere. She’s been __________ them all morning and she still can’t believe she hasn’t __________ them.
a). looking after / taken off
b). looking for / taken care of
c). looking for / taken on
d). looking after / taken care of
6. As the new CEO, your responsibility is to __________ the company’s operations and __________ the business.
a). takeover / look after
b). look after / take over
c). take over / look after
d). take off / look for
7. The kids want to go to the park. Let’s _________our tracksuits and __________ the car!
a). put out / get into
b). put on / get on
c). take off / get on
d). put on / get in
8. The two neighbours finally managed to __________ their arguments and now they ____________ with each other quite well.
a). get over / get along
b). get down / get on
c). get along / get over
d). get down to / get along
9. The weather forecast predicted rain, so I decided to ________ my plans for a picnic and _________ the situation.
a). put on / put up
b). put off / put on
c). put on / put off
d). put off / put up with
10. Sarah wants to __________ a new hobby. She’s __________ some ideas online.
2. They couldn’t find _____ good books at the library and they decided to buy _____ .
a). anything / something
b). any / some
b). some / something
d). any / any
3. “Is there _____ we can do for him?” “Well, I’m afraid there is _____ we can do. He wants to solve _______ of the problems himself.”
a). anything / something / some
b). something / nothing / some
c). anything / anything / something
d). anything / nothing / some
4. Mary can’t find her keys ______. She remembers leaving them _______, but she doesn’t remember _______ after that.”
a). anywhere / somewhere / anything
b). somewhere / somewhere / nothing
c). anywhere / somewhere / something
d). somewhere / anywhere / anything
5. “Did you drink _______?” “I didn’t want to drink _____, although I was invited to have _____ juice, but you know I drink _______ but water.”
a). anything / anything / some / some
b). anything / anything / any / anything
c). something / anything / no / something
d). anything / anything / some / nothing
6. “There were hardly ______ people I knew at the party and I didn’t even manage to make _______ new friends. That was the reason why I hadn’t wanted to go _______ that night.”
a). some / some / nowhere
b). some / any / anywhere
c). any / any / anywhere
d). any / any / nowhere
7. ________ could have done better than you in this project and this is why the manager chose you to do it! So, don’t worry if _________ is envious of your success!”
a). Anybody / somebody
b). Nobody / anybody
c). Somebody / nobody
d). Nobody / somebody
8. He keeps telling us that ________ is impossible and we can do ________ we dream about.