Foreign language (basic)

Lesson number 1


Question №1. Select the correct translation of the following suggestions: How about yourself?

1) How are you?

2) Thank you, good.

3) Thank you, good.


Question №2. Select the continuation of the following sentence: So-so, thank ...

1) ... you. And you?

2) ... you.

3) ... you. And how are you?


Question №3. Select the correct translation of the following sentence: How are you?

1) How are you?

2) How are you?

3) How are you?


Question №4. Select the correct answer to the following question: How are you?

1) Can not complain, thanks.

2) Much better, thank you.

3) Not bad, thanks.


Question №5. Select the correct answer to the following question: How are you getting on?

1) Can not complain, thanks.

2) Well, thank you.

3) Not bad, thanks.


Question №6. Select the correct translation of the following sentence: I have to be going.

1) Did you need to go?

2) I have to go.

3) Stay a little longer.


Question №7. Select the correct translation of the following sentence: Are you sure you have to go?

1) Did you need to go?

2) I have to go.

3) Stay a little longer.


Question №8. Select the correct translation of the following sentence: Oh, stay a little longer.

1) Did you need to go?

2) I have to go.

3) Stay a little longer.


Question №9. Select the continuation of the following sentence: It was nice to ...

1) ... but I'm afraid it could be worse.

2) ...: glad you could come.

3) ... meet.


Question №10. Select the continuation of the following sentence: literal translation ...

1) often replaced not suitable within the meaning of the expression in this situation, however, adopted in the Russian language.

2) it is often replaced by a suitable within the meaning of the expression in this situation is not accepted in the Russian language.

3) it is often replaced by a suitable within the meaning of the expression in this situation adopted in the Russian language.


Question №11. Select the continuation of the following sentence: Allow me to introduce

1) ... Mr. John Bank?

2) ... Ms Ann Cook.

3) ... to Mr. Dave Reed


Question №12. Select the continuation of the following sentence: May I introduce ...

1) ... Mr. Joh