Тест на знание лексики и предложного управления по 2 разделу учебника Лапицкой Л.М. для 9 класса

The Final Test for the 9^th Form(Unit II)

1. (In,from,on) the one hand she’s beautiful, (in,from,on) the other hand she’s very lucky to have me.

2. You should take care (out of,off,of) your family and put yourself (at,in,of) their shoes.

3. He was a bad man, he never kept his word, lied (about,in,on) everything (for,with,to) everyone and ended (out,in,up) ( at,on,in) prison.

4. Force cannot bring people together if they don’t have love (to,for,of) each other. It will only move them (to,for,with) hating each other.

5. You should work (with,at,on) your reading. Take it (out,in,up) as a hobby.

6. Bear (with,at,in) mind, I’ll check you(up,in,out)(in,on,at) lunch time.

7. I’m (at,with,in) need of your help.I went (to,for,on) a ride and the bike broke (out,off,down).

8. What are you looking (at,into,for) in my room?Does the word “private” mean anything (to,for, -) you?

9. -Why don’t they speak (at,with,of) each other?-They have fallen (on,off,out).

10. –What does it look like?-It’s similar (to,with,in) a screwdriver.

11. I don’t feel comfortable (to,for,with) him.And he’s (on,out of,in) love (at,on,with)me. I don’t know what to do.

12. I can’t stop you (in,from,out of) making mistakes but I can help you not to get (into,in,on) trouble.

13. – What have you learnt (with,from,of) me?-I learnt never to put (of,on,off) until tomorrow what I can do today.

14. -Make sure, she’ll not hear the information.-(To,on,in) the contrary, instead of talking (outside,opposite,behind)her back it’s better to tell the truth right away.

15. Hold (out,to,on) a minute. It can be useful (with,-,to) you.

16. –Have you heard (at,-,about) it? They are really coming.-Yes,they do.And I’m thankful (of,with,to) them.Let’s not gossip (of,on.about) it.

17. My effort to help turned (out,in,into) nothing. That man never asks (-,for,of) advice.Why should I care (of,for,with) him?

18. We never hang (on,in,out) (on,in,at) week days.

19. Your ill conduct will lead you (at,to,for) a conflict. Talk (at,with,to) me!

20. I trust you (with,in,of) my life but I wouldn’t us to live (on,at,in) each others’ pockets.

21. Bend (out,off,over) the chair for me to pass (off,into,by). I want to look (out of,onto,down) the window.

22. She’s looking forward (for,of,to) meeting her son (on,in,at) Christmas. (For,on,at) this day they usually have hearty talks.

23. Your clothes are thrown (at,off,around) your room.Pick them (off,out,up), we’ll have some guests.

24. She had been ill (in,at,for) several days when he walked (away,off,in).

25. The child was taken (of,out,away) (of,fof,from) his mother (at,in,for) 8.40.

The Final Test for the 9^th Form(Unit II)

1. (In,from,on) the one hand she’s beautiful, (in,from,on) the other hand she’s very lucky to have me.

2. You should take care (out of,off,of) your family and put yourself (at,in,of) their shoes.

3. He was a bad man, he never kept his word, lied (about,in,on) everything (for,with,to) everyone and ended (out,in,up) ( at,on,in) prison.

4. Force cannot bring people together if they don’t have love (to,for,of) each other. It will only move them (to,for,with) hating each other.

5. You should work (with,at,on) your reading. Take it (out,in,up) as a hobby.

6. Bear (with,at,in) mind, I’ll check you(up,in,out)(in,on,at) lunch time.

7. I’m (at,with,in) need of your help.I went (to,for,on) a ride and the bike broke (out,off,down).

8. What are you looking (at,into,for) in my room?Does the word “private” mean anything (to,for, -) you?

9. -Why don’t they speak (at,with,of) each other?-They have fallen (on,off,out).

10. –What does it look like?-It’s similar (to,with,in) a screwdriver.

11. I don’t feel comfortable (to,for,with) him.And he’s (on,out of,in) love (at,on,with)me. I don’t know what to do.

12. I can’t stop you (in,from,out of) making mistakes but I can help you not to get (into,in,on) trouble.

13. – What have you learnt (with,from,of) me?-I learnt never to put (of,on,off) until tomorrow what I can do today.

14. -Make sure, she’ll not hear the information.-(To,on,in) the contrary, instead of talking (outside,opposite,behind)her back it’s better to tell the truth right away.

15. Hold (out,to,on) a minute. It can be useful (with,-,to) you.

16. –Have you heard (at,-,about) it? They are really coming.-Yes,they do.And I’m thankful (of,with,to) them.Let’s not gossip (of,on.about) it.

17. My effort to help turned (out,in,into) nothing. That man never asks (-,for,of) advice.Why should I care (of,for,with) him?

18. We never hang (on,in,out) (on,in,at) week days.

19. Your ill conduct will lead you (at,to,for) a conflict. Talk (at,with,to) me!

20. I trust you (with,in,of) my life but I wouldn’t us to live (on,at,in) each others’ pockets.

21. Bend (out,off,over) the chair for me to pass (off,into,by). I want to look (out of,onto,down) the window.

22. She’s looking forward (for,of,to) meeting her son (on,in,at) Christmas. (For,on,at) this day they usually have hearty talks.

23. Your clothes are thrown (at,off,around) your room.Pick them (off,out,up), we’ll have some guests.

24. She had been ill (in,at,for) several days when he walked (away,off,in).

25. The child was taken (of,out,away) (of,fof,from) his mother (at,in,for) 8.40.

The Final Test for the 9^th Form(Unit II)

1. (In,from,on) the one hand she’s beautiful, (in,from,on) the other hand she’s very lucky to have me.

2. You should take care (out of,off,of) your family and put yourself (at,in,of) their shoes.

3. He was a bad man, he never kept his word, lied (about,in,on) everything (for,with,to) everyone and ended (out,in,up) ( at,on,in) prison.

4. Force cannot bring people together if they don’t have love (to,for,of) each other. It will only move them (to,for,with) hating each other.

5. You should work (with,at,on) your reading. Take it (out,in,up) as a hobby.

6. Bear (with,at,in) mind, I’ll check you(up,in,out)(in,on,at) lunch time.

7. I’m (at,with,in) need of your help.I went (to,for,on) a ride and the bike broke (out,off,down).

8. What are you looking (at,into,for) in my room?Does the word “private” mean anything (to,for, -) you?

9. -Why don’t they speak (at,with,of) each other?-They have fallen (on,off,out).

10. –What does it look like?-It’s similar (to,with,in) a screwdriver.

11. I don’t feel comfortable (to,for,with) him.And he’s (on,out of,in) love (at,on,with)me. I don’t know what to do.

12. I can’t stop you (in,from,out of) making mistakes but I can help you not to get (into,in,on) trouble.

13. – What have you learnt (with,from,of) me?-I learnt never to put (of,on,off) until tomorrow what I can do today.

14. -Make sure, she’ll not hear the information.-(To,on,in) the contrary, instead of talking (outside,opposite,behind)her back it’s better to tell the truth right away.

15. Hold (out,to,on) a minute. It can be useful (with,-,to) you.

16. –Have you heard (at,-,about) it? They are really coming.-Yes,they do.And I’m thankful (of,with,to) them.Let’s not gossip (of,on.about) it.

17. My effort to help turned (out,in,into) nothing. That man never asks (-,for,of) advice.Why should I care (of,for,with) him?

18. We never hang (on,in,out) (on,in,at) week days.

19. Your ill conduct will lead you (at,to,for) a conflict. Talk (at,with,to) me!

20. I trust you (with,in,of) my life but I wouldn’t us to live (on,at,in) each others’ pockets.

21. Bend (out,off,over) the chair for me to pass (off,into,by). I want to look (out of,onto,down) the window.

22. She’s looking forward (for,of,to) meeting her son (on,in,at) Christmas. (For,on,at) this day they usually have hearty talks.

23. Your clothes are thrown (at,off,around) your room.Pick them (off,out,up), we’ll have some guests.

24. She had been ill (in,at,for) several days when he walked (away,off,in).

25. The child was taken (of,out,away) (of,fof,from) his mother (at,in,for) 8.40.

The Final Test for the 9^th Form(Unit II)

1. (In,from,on) the one hand she’s beautiful, (in,from,on) the other hand she’s very lucky to have me.

2. You should take care (out of,off,of) your family and put yourself (at,in,of) their shoes.

3. He was a bad man, he never kept his word, lied (about,in,on) everything (for,with,to) everyone and ended (out,in,up) ( at,on,in) prison.

4. Force cannot bring people together if they don’t have love (to,for,of) each other. It will only move them (to,for,with) hating each other.

5. You should work (with,at,on) your reading. Take it (out,in,up) as a hobby.

6. Bear (with,at,in) mind, I’ll check you(up,in,out)(in,on,at) lunch time.

7. I’m (at,with,in) need of your help.I went (to,for,on) a ride and the bike broke (out,off,down).

8. What are you looking (at,into,for) in my room?Does the word “private” mean anything (to,for, -) you?

9. -Why don’t they speak (at,with,of) each other?-They have fallen (on,off,out).

10. –What does it look like?-It’s similar (to,with,in) a screwdriver.

11. I don’t feel comfortable (to,for,with) him.And he’s (on,out of,in) love (at,on,with)me. I don’t know what to do.

12. I can’t stop you (in,from,out of) making mistakes but I can help you not to get (into,in,on) trouble.

13. – What have you learnt (with,from,of) me?-I learnt never to put (of,on,off) until tomorrow what I can do today.

14. -Make sure, she’ll not hear the information.-(To,on,in) the contrary, instead of talking (outside,opposite,behind)her back it’s better to tell the truth right away.

15. Hold (out,to,on) a minute. It can be useful (with,-,to) you.

16. –Have you heard (at,-,about) it? They are really coming.-Yes,they do.And I’m thankful (of,with,to) them.Let’s not gossip (of,on.about) it.

17. My effort to help turned (out,in,into) nothing. That man never asks (-,for,of) advice.Why should I care (of,for,with) him?

18. We never hang (on,in,out) (on,in,at) week days.

19. Your ill conduct will lead you (at,to,for) a conflict. Talk (at,with,to) me!

20. I trust you (with,in,of) my life but I wouldn’t us to live (on,at,in) each others’ pockets.

21. Bend (out,off,over) the chair for me to pass (off,into,by). I want to look (out of,onto,down) the window.

22. She’s looking forward (for,of,to) meeting her son (on,in,at) Christmas. (For,on,at) this day they usually have hearty talks.

23. Your clothes are thrown (at,off,around) your room.Pick them (off,out,up), we’ll have some guests.

24. She had been ill (in,at,for) several days when he walked (away,off,in).

25. The child was taken (of,out,away) (of,fof,from) his mother (at,in,for) 8.40.