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ЕГЭ 30-36 Part 1

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  • We will ____ your situation and decide how we can help you. 1review 2recite 3remind 4remain
    review
  • She ____ seeing him outside the shop on the night of the robbery. 1reviewed 2recited 3reminded 4recalled
    recalled
  • He's funny, bright, handsome - everything a girl could ____ for really. 1)long 2)please 3)wish
    wish
  • A home should be ____ and friendly. 1)convenient 2)comfortable 3)competent 4)compassionate
    comfortable
  • More than anything, I want to ____ you. (=make you happy) 1)long 2)please 3)wish
    please
  • I'll make/do a ____ with you - you wash the car and I'll let you use it tonight. 1)subject 2)matter 3)deal 4)event
    deal
  • You eat a huge plate of food for lunch, ____ I have just a sandwich. 1)though 2)whereas 3)besides 4)therefore
    whereas
  • I knew a lot about the subject already, but her talk was interesting ____. 1)however 2)moreover 3)nevertheless 4)otherwise
    nevertheless
  • Could I talk to you about a personal ____? 1)subject 2)matter 3)deal 4)event
    matter
  • My secretary will call you to arrange a ____ time to meet. 1)convenient 2)comfortable 3)competent 4)compassionate
    convenient
  • She won't mind if you're late - ____, it's hardly your fault. 1)though 2)whereas 3)besides 4)therefore
    besides
  • Some of the food crops failed. ____, the cotton did quite well. 1)however 2)moreover 3)nevertheless 4)otherwise
    However
  • The whole report is badly written. ____, it's inaccurate. 1)however 2)moreover 3)nevertheless 4)otherwise
    Moreover
  • Ignore the early warnings and illness could ____ in something terrible. 1)achieve 2)deal 3)manage 4)matter 5)result
    result
  • My father was a deeply ____ man. (=felt pity for everyone in trouble) 1)convenient 2)comfortable 3)competent 4)compassionate
    compassionate
  • We have ____ what we set out to do. 1)achieved 2)dealed 3)managed 4)mattered 5)resulted
    achieved
  • I ____ know you. (=I don't know you) 1)hardly 2)merely 3)nearly 4)rarely
    hardly
  • Francis Watson was far from being ____ a furniture expert. (=she was more than that) 1)hardly 2)merely 3)nearly 4)rarely
    merely
  • My favourite ____ at school was English. 1)subject 2)matter 3)deal 4)event
    subject
  • This year's Olympic Games will be the biggest ever sporting ____. 1)subject 2)matter 3)deal 4)event
    event
  • ____ after me: 'Tomorrow is just another day.' 1review 2recite 3repeat 4remain
    Repeat
  • There’s a chance he’ll recover, ____ the doctors can’t say for certain. 1)though 2)whereas 3)besides 4)therefore
    though
  • I very ____ wear a raincoat because I spend most of my time in a car. 1)hardly 2)merely 3)nearly 4)rarely
    rarely
  • Most couples would agree that for a marriage to ____, both parties have to work at it. 1)achieve 2)succeed 3)manage 4)matter
    succeed
  • She ____ a poem that she had learnt at school. 1reviewed 2recited 3reminded 4remained
    recited
  • I ____ died from salmonella poisoning. 1)hardly 2)merely 3)nearly 4)rarely
    nearly
  • How do you ____ to stay so slim? 1)achieve 2)deal 3)manage 4)matter 5)result
    manage
  • Muscle cells need lots of fuel and ____ burn lots of calories. 1)though 2)whereas 3)besides 4)therefore
    therefore
  • Steve ____ for the good old days. (= wanted to experience them again) 1)longed 2)pleased 3)wished
    longed
  • One in five hip fractures ____ in death. 1)achieves 2)deals 3)manages 4)matters 5)results
    results
  • She has shown herself to be a highly ____ manager. 1)convenient 2)comfortable 3)competent 4)compassionate
    competent
  • I'd better write it down, ____ I'll forget it. 1)however 2)moreover 3)nevertheless 4)otherwise
    otherwise