Entry Test Use the proper form. Nouns:

1. Both my (brother-in-law) work in a bank which is situated on the (outskirt/outskirts) of town.

2. Look! Two (aircraft) are flying in the dark sky.

3. My (grandmother) favourite TV series (be) 'Santa Barbara'.

4. When (be) the latest news on TV? - (It, They) (be) at 9 a. m.

5. Two kilometres (be) a long way to go on foot.

6. The police (be) after the escaped prisoners.

7. Oh dear. Measles (be) quite a serious illness.

8. My (sister-in-law) family is not very large.

9. Cambridge University was exclusively for (man) until 1871 when the first (woman) college was opened.

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Entry Test Use the proper form. Nouns:

1. Both my (brother-in-law) work in a bank which is situated on the (outskirt/outskirts) of town.

2. Look! Two (aircraft) are flying in the dark sky.

3. My (grandmother) favourite TV series (be) 'Santa Barbara'.

4. When (be) the latest news on TV? - (It, They) (be) at 9 a. m.

5. Two kilometres (be) a long way to go on foot.

6. The police (be) after the escaped prisoners.

7. Oh dear. Measles (be) quite a serious illness.

8. My (sister-in-law) family is not very large.

9. Cambridge University was exclusively for (man) until 1871 when the first (woman) college was opened.

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1. Both my brothers-in-law work in a bank which is situated on the outskirts of town.

2. Look! Two aircrafts are flying in the dark sky.

3. My grandmother's favourite TV series is 'Santa Barbara'.

4. When is the latest news on TV? - It is at 9 a. m.

5. Two kilometres is a long way to go on foot.

6. The police are after the escaped prisoners.

7. Oh dear. Measles is quite a serious illness.

8. My sister-in-law's family is not very large.

9. Cambridge University was exclusively for men until 1871 when the first women's college was opened.