We can see the model “from …to…” that indicates the distance between two objects. Distance means range (meters/kilometers/miles, etc.) So, we should choose the optiona

31We can see the model “from …to…” that indicates the distance between two objects. Distance means range (meters/kilometers/miles, etc.) So, we should choose the optiona

32First, from the list, you need to understand what the test's authors want to train of you. Highly likely, they need your skill in using prepositional questions. Often, prepositions composing question sentence, are attributed to the end, plus, the authors of the tests want to see that you know how to use Present Simple form (3rd person, singular noun) correctly in questions. So, we should choose the option b

33The context of the sentence makes us understand that the action has literally JUST(a short moment ago) done, the result is obvious, then this is the use of the Present Perfect Tense. According to the formation model of this form, noun + have +verb in the past. Often it is in the Perfect Present that the adverb of time (already, yet, so far, recently, etc.) is used between have and the past verb. So, we should choose the option d

34The sentence gives us the context that there was a moment (the graduation of their school) from which the time is counted. From some moment means “since” here. So, we should choose the option а

35This is the common practice of usage English. (The test checks how well do you know this). In this case, if we answered this question, we would say: Mr. Brown has already arrived. But in the question specifies: whether he has made his arrival yet or not. Therefore, it is correct to use 'yet' in the question. So, we should choose the optiond

36Active verbs that manage the second following verb behind them, such as 'start', 'continue', 'quit', 'stop', 'hold' ,etc. can be combined only in two variants: 1)a verb + a second verb in an infinitive with 'to' before it; or 2)as a process - a verb without 'to' that is put with the end '-ing': stop to run, or stop running.With 'to' it will mean a shorter-term action, and with '- ing' it will mean a little longer in time, but the difference is not so critical. Therefore, we should choose the option b

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