Choose the best answer for the following situation:
If you need to make an urgent phone call, what do you say to your host?
A. Where is your phone?
B. Could I use your phone, please?
C. Have you got a phone?
D. I will make a phone call now.
Identify the intonation pattern which is marked in the bold printed parts in the following utterances:
- We are going to visit the grandparents tonight (1).
- Will the grandparents be having their regular meeting then (2)?
- No, they won’t (3). They have changed the time for this (4).
- What time will we depart (5)?
- At about 6.30pm, as usual. Take your coat (6). It’s going to be cold.
- It is raining out (7)side?
A. (1)glide-up / (2)take-off / (3)glide-down / (4)glide-down / (5)glide-down / (6) glide-down / (7) take-off
B. (1)take-off / (2)take-off / (3)glide-down / (4)glide-down / (5)glide-down / (6) glide-down / (7) glide-up
C. (1)glide-down / (2)take-off / (3)glide-down / (4)glide-down / (5)glide-down / (6) glide-down / (7) glide-up
D. (1)glide-down / (2)glide-up / (3)glide-up / (4)glide-down / (5)glide-down / (6) glide-down / (7) glide-up
Choose the best answer for the following situation:
How do you reply to the question ‘Would you let us know your decision as soon as possible?’
A. OK, I can get on well with team members.
B. OK, I can let you know at the end of this week.
C. OK, I can go on business frequently.
D. OK, I can use this software package fluently.
Choose the best answer: In English, Wh.interrogatives which ask for information, use ……………….. .
A. high rising tune
B. high falling tune
C. low falling tune
D. low rising tune
English exclamatory sentences use ……………….. to express the speaker’s emotion.
A. high falling tune
B. low rising tune
C. high rising tune
D. low falling tune
Choose the best answer for the following situation:
Your Marketing Manager introduced a new marketing plan. You want to give your opinion.
A. I think the new marketing plan is unsuccessful.
B. Sorry, I have no idea.
C. Why do you change the marketing plan?
D. Do you mean the old plan is inefficient?
Choose the best answer for the following situation:
“ I’m ringing to complain about the DVD player which I bought from you a few weeks ago”
A. I’m sorry but could you replace the product?
B. What’s the problem exactly?
C. I’m afraid it’s not quite right.
D. It’s not our policy to care about customers’ complaints.
Choose the best answer for the following situation:
How do you reply to the question ‘Would you mind sharing an office with other people?’
A. Alright, I’ll do it for you.
B. That’s fine, as long as it’s non-smoking area.
C. Yes, I’ll call you as soon as I hear anything.
D. Certainly, I’m free to start as soon as you like.
Choose the best answer for the following situation:
How do you say to give advice to an online retailer on his website?
A. Your website has to be designed by a professional.
B. Your website must be colorful and informative.
C. Your website has many images.
D. Your website shouldn’t be too complicated.
Which is not used to talk about common interest?
A. You both like/ enjoy/ are interested in…
B. You and Heinz have something in common.
C. I know you like playing golf but I enjoy watching it.
D. She’s very keen on skiing. So you two have the same interest.
Choose the best answer for the following situation:
You want some more details of the new model, you say:
A. Let’s get some details.
B. Why do you give me details?
C. I want something in details.
D. Could you give me a few details?
Which is not used to introduce someone else?
A. Can I introduce you to Marian?
B. Robert, have you met Vladimir?
C. I’d like you to meet Marian.
D. I’m in charge of a sales team.
Choose the best answer for the following situation:
You want to take back a produt you’ve bought to the shop for another better one.
A. I’d like to change this book. There’re some missing pages & Can I change this book? There’re some missing pages.
B. Can I change this book? There’re some missing pages.
C. I’d like to change this book. There’re some missing pages.
D. I’d like to buy another book.
Choose the best answer: “d” in the sentence “The first car company’d started in Germany before the time Henry Ford designed theModel T in the United State in 1908.” is the ……………….. form for “had” in the past perfect tense.
A. extract
B. contract
C. contraction
D. contracted
Choose the best response for the following situation:
Hello Julie. Nice to see you again.
A. I work for Softel. We’re in telecommunications.
B. Really? That’s great. Congratulations!
C. Thanks. I’ll give you mine.
D. Hi Tom. How are you?
Choose the best answer for the following situation:
Where do you suggest I stay?
A. I recommend the Hilton?
B. You should stay at the Hilton.
C. All answers are possible.
D. Why don’t you stay at the Hilton?
The word “hadn’t” in the sentence “Peter hadn’t played tennis at Wimbledon until 2010 when he first played there.” is pronounced ……………….. .
A. loudly
B. with a strong form
C. clearly
D. with a weak form
Choose the best answer for the following situation:
What do you say if you want to mention selling points of your new kind of light?
A. A very useful feature is the energy-saving design.
B. It’s made of good material, so it’s long-lasting.
C. It’s mass produced, so the price is low.
D. All answers are possible.
Choose the best response for the following statement:
This is Tom Sanders.
A. What?
B. Sorry?
C. Who are you?
D. Repeat please
Choose the best answer: Negative contracted form “hadn’t” of the auxiliary HAVE in the past perfect ……………….. stress in speech.
A. rejects
B. receives
C. puts
D. places
