1. There / be / enough / young / boys / start / a cricket team. A. There are enough young boys around to start a cricket team. B. There are boys enough young around to start a cricket team. C. There are young boys enough around to start a cricket team. D. There are enough youngest boys around to start a cricket team. 2. I / make / one or two mistakes / but / of my answers / correct. A. I made one or two mistakes, but more of my answers were correct. B. I made one or two mistakes, but few of my answers were correct. C. I made one or two mistakes, but most of my answers were correct. D. I made one or two mistakes, but much of my answers were correct. 3. I / have / problem. / you / help me? A. I have a problem. Were you able to help me, please? B. I have a problem. Could you help me, please? C. I have a problem. Should you help me, please? D. I have a problem. Will you be able to help me, please? 4. Our neighbour / go / travel / Ireland. A. Our neighbour going to travel to Ireland. B. Our neighbour is going to travel to Ireland. C. Our neighbour is going travel to Ireland. D. Our neighbour is go to travel to Ireland. 5. train / you / take / express to Nha Trang / or to Phan Thiet? A. How train are you taking, the express to Nha Trang or to Phan Thiet? B. Which train are you taking, the express to Nha Trang or to Phan Thiet? C. Whose train are you taking, the express to Nha Trang or to Phan Thiet? D. Who train are you taking, the express to Nha Trang or to Phan Thiet? 6. We / not get / Polish friends. A. We haven’t got any Polish friends. B. We haven’t got some Polish friends. C. We haven’t got no Polish friends. D. We haven’t got any of Polish friends. 7. they / finish / work / yet? I don’t think … A. Have they finished working yet? I don’t think this. B. Have they finished working yet? I don’t think such. C. Have they finished working yet? I don’t think that. D. Have they finished working yet? I don’t think so. 8. Somebody / steal his wallet / so / he / money / a friend. A. Somebody stole his wallet, so he lent money from a friend. B. Somebody stole his wallet, so he earned money from a friend. C. Somebody stole his wallet, so he borrowed money to a friend. D. Somebody stole his wallet, so he borrowed money from a friend. 9. He / be /friend of … A. He’s a friend of there’s. B. He’s a friend of them. C. He’s a friend of theirs. D. He’s a friend of their. 10. Who / woman / you / speak to? A. Who was the woman spoke to you? B. Who was the woman spoke to you? C. Who was the woman that you were speaking to? D. Who was the woman that you were spoken to?