The car is … to drive that’s why I have bought it.
a) easily
b) easy
c) light
d) lightly
After a long break the friends were glad … each other again.
a) to look
b) to see
c) to examine
d) to watch
The family … the summer in the mountains far from civilization.
a) spent
b) spread
c) spared
d) spelt
June was … the whole week preparing for her final exams.
a) engaged
b) busy
c) occupied
d) angry
They carried their luggage to the car which was … them near the platform.
a) expecting
b) waiting for
c) hoping
d) trying
Usually farmers … trees in spring when the earth is warm.
a) plant
b) grow
c) breed
d) take
He … to help me in my difficult work.
a) said
b) advised
c) offered
d) asked
Ann … her purse at home and couldn’t do shopping.
a) brought
b) left
c) put
d) took
Pete can’t … a car that’s why he had to take a taxi.
a) drive
b) ride
c) go
d) lead
A proverb «Out of sight, out of …» means that a person doesn’t want to be aware of unpleasant things.
a) mind
b) view
c) look
d) point
Students often … their homework in the library where they can get additional information.
a) make
b) carry out
c) do
d) read