Choose the correct sentence
I'm afraid of spiders
I'm afraid about spiders
I'm afraid on spiders
I'm afraid off spiders
Choose the correct sentence
My classmates are interested at English
My classmates are interested about English
My classmates are interested in English
My classmates are interested of English
Choose the correct sentence
My friend is fond on reading science fiction books
My friend is fond of reading science fiction books
My friend is fond at reading science fiction books
My friend is fond in reading science fiction books
Choose the correct sentence: Я с нетерпением жду твоего письма.
I'm looking forward to your letter
I look forward to your letter
I looking forward to your letter
I had looked forward to your letter
Choose the correct verb.
I enjoy __________ to music.
reading
hearing
listening
seeing
Choose the correct option.
This book is worth reading.
This book is worth to read.
This book is worth being reading.
This book is worth to reading.
Choose the line where all the verbs are used with presposition of
to be sure, to be afraid, to look forward, to rely
to hear, to be surprised, to think, to depend
to be sure, to think, to be afraid, to hear
to be sure, to think, to be afraid, to be pleased
Choose the correct sentence.
Can we depending on you coming on Sunday?
Can we depend on you coming on Sunday?
Can we depends on you coming on Sunday?
Can we depend on you come on Sunday?
Choose the correct meaning of the verb to insist on
to be sure or expect that something will happen
to rely on somebody/something and be able to trust them.
to continue doing something even though other people think it is annoying.
to be thinking with pleasure about something that is going to happen (because you expect to enjoy it)
Choose the correct meaning of the verb to look forward to:
to be thinking with pleasure about something that is going to happen (because you expect to enjoy it)
to be worried about what might happen
to like one thing or person better than another; to choose one thing rather than something else because you like it better
to continue an activity, especially after a pause or break
Choose the line, where all the verbs are used with preposition on
to depend, to insist, to hear
to depend, to agree, to insist
to depend, to insist, to be afraid of
to rely, to depend, to insist
Choose the correct translation.Просто он терпеть не может, когда его зовут мистер Дисней.
It's just that he doesn't mind being called Mr Disney.
It's just that he can't stand to be called Mr Disney.
It's just that he can't stand being called Mr Disney.
It's just that he enjoys being called Mr Disney.
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