Solutions 4 (продолжение) Unit 5

The Radfords of Morecambe, in Lancashire, are in some ways ​ (a)   ordinary British family. Parents Sue and Noel run ​ (b)   bakery business, and older members of ​ (c)   family, who are in their twenties, help out when they can. However, there is one thing about the Radfords which makes them very unusual. Sue and Noel have eighteen children! They are the biggest family in ​ (d)   Britain!

• an
• a
• the
• -
• some
• many
• few

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articles

I have two brothers and although ___________ of them love sport, only one of them is good at it.

• both

• few

• no

• many

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indefinite pronouns

___________ of my classmates signed the card when I left school. Every single one of them! I’ll keep the card forever.

• many

• each

• both

• no

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indefinite pronouns

We had to cancel the show because only ___________ people bought tickets.

• no

• many

• both

• a few

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indefinite pronouns

___________ students arrived late because they all wanted to be early to get a good seat.

• no

• many

• much

• few

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indefinite pronouns

There aren’t ___________ westerns I really like.

• many

• both

• a few

• each

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indefinite pronouns

I didn’t want to get a part-time job, but my friends ___ applying for one. I’m glad they did.

• talked me into

• turned me down

• picked me up

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phrasal verbs

Gary promised to help organise the trip, but in the end, he ___ . He went away for the weekend and didn’t help at all.

• called me off

• let me down

• put me down

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phrasal verbs

I won’t ___ all that noise any longer! Turn the music down! I won’t ask you again!

• get over

• make up

• put up with

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phrasal verbs

I felt very upset when we lost in the final. It’s not easy to ___ such a big disappointment. It takes time to stop thinking about it.

• get over

• put through

• bring up

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phrasal verbs