a. pointless b. have c. that d. repair > d 39. The sea was so rough that the ferry can’t sail. a. The b. was c. that d. can’t > d 40. He lives for the others and he finds his life meaningfully. a. for b. others c. finds d. meaningfully > d 41. You needn’t to make an appointment to see the bank manager. a. needn’t b. to make c. to see d. bank > b 42. If you don’t want Sally to be angry with you, I suggested you apologise. a. If b. don’t c. to be d. suggested > d 43. It was careful of you to leave the window open last night. a. was b. careful c. to leave d. open > b 44. The train journey from London to Bristol take two hours. a. journey b. to c. take d. hours > c 45. George is not nearly as energetic than he used to be. a. nearly b. as c. than d. be > c 46. He can speak France well enough to go to the conference. a. France b. well c. enough d. to > a 47. If only you had tried harder, you might pass the exam. a. If only b. had tried c. might pass d. exam > c 48. She was dismissed because her typing was poorly. a. was b. dismissed c. typing d. poorly > d 49. She doesn’t know the difference between margarine with butter. a. doesn’t b. difference c. between d. with > d 50. The man in which painting bears a strong resemblance to my uncle. a. which b. bears c. strong d. to > a 51. Karajan was the first person recognizing her extraordinary musical gift. a. was b. first c. recognizing d. musical > c 52. Its lack of irregular verbs makes Esperanto an unique language. a. Its b. verbs c. makes d. an > d 53. Perhaps no one will ever know what did happened that fateful night. a. Perhaps b. ever c. did d. that > c 54. There was another revolutionary in microchip technology in 1971. a. was b. revolutionary c. technology d. in > b 55. No one stands a chance of beating Mansell in this year’s champion. a. stands b. of c. this year’s d. champion > d 56. If he had done his homework, his parents might have let him to go to the party. a. had done b. parents c. let d. to go > d 57. In the event, the extra insurance we took out wasn’t be necessary. a. In b. insurance c. took d. be > d 58. He speaks more persuasive than his brother does. a. speaks b. more c. persuasive d. does > c 59. He forgotten about the gun until he got home. a. forgotten b. gun c. until d. got > a 60. Alan worked too hard at the office, and this led to his ill. a. worked b. hard c. this d. ill > d 61. I haven’t enjoyed myself so many for years. a. haven’t b. myself c. many d. for > c 62. Immediately after his arrival, things went to wrong. a. Immediately b. arrival c. things d. to > d 63. You can eat as much as you like at the newly lunch-bar. a. eat b. much c. at d. newly > d 64. It takes a ship approximately eight hours to complete the trip through the canal and cost an average of fifteen thousands dollars. a. approximately b. complete c. through d. thousands > d 65. You think that fat people is always jolly, but you are wrong. a. that b. is c. jolly d. wrong > b 66. My parents prefer to live in the countryside because they dislike the noisy and traffic of the city. a. prefer b. in c. dislike d. noisy > d 67. I have to use the public telephone because my is out of order. a. use b. public c. my d. of > c 68. There have been an increase in road-accidents in the last few years. a. have b. increase c. road-accidents d. few > a 69. It began to rain when the manager had got out of the office this morning. a. began b. when c. had got d. this > c 70. When the boy was twelve, his father died of a dangerous diseases. a. When b. was c. of d. diseases > d 71. Most of doctors agree that smoking is bad for your health. a. of b. that c. smoking d. for > a 72. It’s a waste of time to try and explain anything with Tony. a. a b. to try c. anything d. with > d 73. Everyone but to Jane failed to produce the correct answer. a. Everyone b. to c. produce d. correct > b 74. Thank you very much for your letter who arrived a few days ago. a. you b. for c. who d. a few > c 75. I’m sorry I haven’t wrote for such a long time but I’ve been very busy. a. sorry b. wrote c. such d. been > b 76. It was in very bad conditional and it needed a lot of work. a. in b. conditional c. needed d. a lot of > b 77. We have finished most of the it now and it looks very nice. a. finished b. the c. and d. very > b 78. Peter and I have decided to give an hour-warming in May 3 rd . a. have b. to give c. hour-warming d. in > d 79. Please be give me a ring and let me know if you can make it. a. be b. let c. know d. make > a 80. I was reluctant making a promise to buy more goods from the same company. a. reluctant b. making c. to buy d. more > b 81. Everyone who comes to this city notice the beauty of its architecture. a. who b. comes c. notice d. its > c 82. Tina has an habit of upsetting people unintentionally. a. has b. an c. of d. unintentionally > b 83. I think you should be tolerant of other people’ weaknesses. a. think b. be . sorry b. wrote c. such d. been > b 76 . It was in very bad conditional and it needed a lot of work. a. in b. conditional c. needed d. a lot of > b 77 . We have finished most of the it now. began b. when c. had got d. this > c 70 . When the boy was twelve, his father died of a dangerous diseases. a. When b. was c. of d. diseases > d 71 . Most of doctors agree that smoking is. health. a. of b. that c. smoking d. for > a 72 . It’s a waste of time to try and explain anything with Tony. a. a b. to try c. anything d. with > d 73 . Everyone but to Jane failed to produce