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GRAMMAR (8 points)
2. Join the following nouns using the Genitive. Make all necessary changes.
1. the design / Charles Eames; 2. the scientist / the lab work; 3. the features / the substance; 4. the researchers /
the aims; 5. the blueprints / the engineer I met yesterday.
3. Which of these nouns exist? Mark Y (yes) the existent ones and N (no) the non-existent ones.
phisic ……; lenses ……; bases ……; pieces ……; calculs ……; scissor ……; fourty-two …… .
3. Use much/many/ little/ few/ a few. Each of them can only be used once.
1. How ………………………………… screw nuts are in each box? 2. I have very ………………………
money left for next month’s expenditures. 3. There wasn't ……………………………… noise in the machine
room at that time. 4. I’ve made ……………………… dollars – not too many, but enough to manage for a while.
5. …………………………………… people can work with such a demanding team manager.
4. Fill in with the appropriate form of the adjective or adverb. If there is no need to change the word in
parentheses, use it as such:
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Course One: Initial Test, part 1. GRAMMAR (8 points)
John has been doing his job very thoroughly ………………………………………………… (late). For our last
project, he found the …………………………………………… (astonishing) solution to our human resources
management problem anyone could think of and did a ………………………… (good) job than any of us in the
lab. I must admit that he has recovered much …………………………… (quick) than we would have thought and
his career prospects look more and ………………………… (promising).
1. To …………………………………… did you show that print? 2. The mathematician I told you about,
……………………………… is a renowned specialist and …………………………………… I had asked for an
opinion, has called to say he wants to meet me in person. 3. ………………………… is the name of that
substance? 4. …………………………………… of the five applicants seemed to be the most qualified?
1. You won over me and my team because ………………… project had better financing than …………….. .
2. I can’t lend you this saw. It belongs to those technicians, you see. It’s not mine to give, it’s ………………… .
1. Don’t visit …………………………………… rooms over there, try …………………………, they’ve been
recently restored.