初中英语语法综合测试题1. They want their daughter to go to university, and they also want her toget summer job.A. /; aB. the; aC. an; aD. a; the2.—Would your younger brother go for a picnic this Sunday?—If I don’t go, .A. so does heB. so will heC. neither does heD. neither will he3. —Are these books ?—No, they are not mine, they belong to .A. your, herB. yours, herC. you, hersD. yours, she4. People went to the concert which was held in People’s Square the night of May day.A. Thousands of, inB. Thousand, onC. Many thousand, inD. Thousands of, on5. The more you smile, the you will feel.A. happyB. happilyC. more happilyD. happier6. I will send you an e-mail as soon as I in Canada.A. am arrivingB. will arriveC. arriveD. arrived7. Jack dislike the weather in Beijing in spring, because there is so much wind and sand. But now he it.A. is used to, used toB. used to, is used toC. was used to, is used toD. used to, uses to8. There on the wall. They are very beautiful.A. are photosB. are photoesC. is a photoD. is photos9. This kind of car made in Shanghai.A. isB. areC. wereD. has10. The of the cottage were covered with .A. roofs; leafsB. roofs; leavesC. roves; leafsD. roves; leaves11. Something was wrong with car, but luckily they knew how to fix it.A. Jim’s and Tom’sB. Jim and Tom’sC. Jim’s and TomD. Jim and Tom12. There are four and two in the group.A. Japanese; GermenB. Japaneses; GermenC. Japanese; GermanD. Japanese; Germans13. That’s photo.A. a actress’sB. an actress’sC. a actress’D. an actress’14. The boys have got already.A. two breadB. two breadsC. two pieces of breadD. two piece of bread15. The old man wanted .A. seven boxes of matchesB. seven boxes of matchsC. seven boxes of matchD. seven boxs of matches16. There some in the woods.A. is; deerB. are; deersC. is; deersD. are; deer17. The whole box of matches wet. We can’t light any one.A. isB. areC. wasD. were18. We should clean twice a day.A. our toothB. our toothsC. teethD. our teeth19. —How far is it from your home to the school?—It’s about .A. 10 minutes walkB. 10 minute’s walkC. 10-minutes walkD. 10 minutes’ walk20. Mrs. Jenny gave us on how to learn English well.A. some advicesB. many advicesC. some adviceD. an advice21. Let’s stop by the on the way home.A. books storeB. book’s storeC. bookstoreD. store of books22.—Thanks for giving me I wanted.—You are welcome.A. the adviceB. an adviceC. the advicesD. advice23. Miss Smith is a friend of .A. Mary’s mother’sB. Mary’s motherC. Mother’s of MaryD. Mary mother’s24.—What’s the today?—It’s June 22.A. timeB. dayC. dateD. month25. He takes active part in our school activities.A. aB. theC. anD. /26. Have you ever seen as tall as this one?A. a treeB. such treeC. an treeD. tree27. Tom likes playing violin. Frank likes playing bridge.A. the; /B. /; theC. /; /D. the; the28. His father is old doctor. He often tells him not to smoke in public.A. a; /B. an; /C. an; theD. /; the29. singer and dancer is to attend the gathering.A. The; theB. The; /C. The; aD.A; a30. What fine weather we are having these days!A. aB. anC. theD. /31. He left for Qingdao by .A. a shipB. the shipC. shipD. an ship32. Have second cup of tea, please.A. theB. aC. /D. an33. John Smith is honest man.A. oneB. anC. theD. a34. The cartoon “Mulan” is interesting film and story happened in China.A. a; theB. an; theC. the; aD. an; a35.—Do you have bike?—Sorry, I don’t have one.A. aB. theC. /D. an36.—You’ve dropped “s” in the word.—Oh, sorry, letter “s” should be doubled like this “glass”.A. a; aB. an; aC. an; theD. the; the37.—Excuse me. Is there park nearby?—Yes. It’s over there next to post coffice.A. a; /B. a; theC. /; theD. the; a38. is a very great Party.A. OursB. OurC. MyD. Your39. Merry Christmas, George! Here is a card for , with best wishes.A. you; ourB. us; yourC. you; yourD. us; our40.—How about the movie you saw yesterday?—Some people think it’s boring, think it’s exciting.A. restB. otherC. other oneD. others41.—May Ihelp you with some jeans, sir?—Yes, I’d like to try on those blue .A. pairB. oneC. twoD. ones42. Who taught math last year?A. theyB. theirC. themD. theirs43. There is on Channel 6. Please try to find it.A. important somethingB. something importantC. important anythingD. anything important44.—Have you any friend in Paris?—Yes, I have there.A. fewB. a fewC. littleD. a little45.—Uncle John is too busy to help us.—Never mind. Let’s do it .A. himselfB. myselfC. ourselvesD. itself46.—My prize is different from .—But is the same as mine.A. Dick; yoursB. Dick’s; yourC. Dick; yoursD. Dick’s; yours47.—How many pens do you have?—.A. NoneB. NothingC. NoD. No one48.—WHO taught her French?—! She learned it by herself.A. NobodyB. AnybodyC. SomebodyD. Everybody49. We have two bedrooms, but of them is big enough for six people to live in.A. noneB. bothC. anyD. neither50.—When shall we meet again?—Make it day you like. It’s all the same to me.A. oneB. anotherC. someD. any51. I’ve read several books, but of them is funny.A. neitherB. eitherC. noneD. all52.—Paul, is that sweater?—No, it’s not .A. your; Bob’sB. your; mineC. Bob’s; yoursD. Bob’s; mine53. I have apples than you, but are better than yours.A. few; myB. few; mineC. fewer; myD. fewer; mine54. Chinese are looking for ways to learn English well before Beijing 2008 Olympics.A. ThousandB. ThousandsC. Thousand ofD. Thousands of55. It is said that SARS has killed more than people worldwide.A. two hundredsB. two hundreds’C. two hundred’sD. two hundred56. In our class of the students are girls.A. three fifthsB. three fifthC. third fiveD. third fifths57. of the newspapers in the world are written in English.A. Three quarterB. Three fourthsC. Three fourthD. Third four58. There are students in our school.A. three thousandB. three thousand ofC. three thousandsD. three thousands of59. The water behind the Three Gorges Dam should be higher than downstream.A. sixty-five meterB. sixty-fifth meterC. sixty-five metersD. sixty-fifth meters60. Mrs Smith got this train and got on one.A. off; secondB. in; secondC. off; a secondD. out; the second61. “Three” is three times “one” and twice “one”.A. as much as; as much asB. as much as; more thanC. more than; more thanD. more than; as much as62. This incident took place in the .A. 1960B. 1960s’C. 1960s’sD. 1960s63. —Which of the caps will you take?—I’ll take _______, one for my father, the other for my brother.A. neitherB. bothC. all64. —Who helped you clean the classroom yesterday?—_______.I cleaned it all by myself.A. SomebodyB. NobodyC. Everybody65. _________of the hats suited him, so Jack had to try on the third one.A. NeitherB. EitherC. Both66. —Could you please tell me_________in today’s newspaper?—Sorry,________.A. something special; special nothingB. special something; special nothingC. something special; nothing special67. How is your father? Please say hello to ______ for me.A. sheB. himC. itD. her68. –______ schoolbag is this? –I guess it’s Lily’s.A. WhatB. WhoC. WhoseD. Which69. There are teachers in my house. But all of them have time to have dinner togetherA. a few; littleB. few; littleC. a few; a littleD. few; a little70. Most of like eatting a lot of .A. heroes; tomatoesB. heros; tomatoesC. heros; tomatosD. hero; tomato71. Mr Brown always makes his class _________ and keeps his students _________ in class.A. alive; interestingB. lively; interestingC. alive; interestedD. lively; interested72. — What do you think of the lecture of Li Yang’s Crazy English?— I think it’s _______ , but someone thinks it’s much too ________.A. wonderful enough; boredB. enough wonderful; boringC. wonderful enough; boringD. enough wonderful; bored73. I believe that these mountains with trees in a few years’ time.A. are coveredB. will be coveredC. are coveringD. will cover74. Everyone except Bill and Jim there when the meeting began.A. wasB. isC. areD. were75. — Where is your mother?— She bank.A. has gone toB. have been toC. has been toD. go to76. Don’t you think there is no fun the whole day nothing?A. spending; to doB. spending; doingC. to spend; doing77. She wants to go to America to have a study.A. farthestB. furtherC. fartherD. furthest78. Tom never does his homework Marry. He makes lots of mistakes.A. so careful asB. as carefully asC. carefully asD. as careful as79. This hotel is too expensive, and I want to have one.A. a cheapB. a cheaperC. the cheapD. the cheapest80. —Do you like western food?— No. The food of our country is that of western countries.A. rather good thanB. much better thanC. more better thanD. not so good as81. The old ____well looked after by the government in China.A. isB. areC. has beenD. was82. The secretary and manager ____very busy now.A. isB. areC. wasD. were83. Both the secretary and the manager _____agreed to attend the meeting.A. hasB. haveC. areD. was84. Tom as well as two of his classmates _____invited to the party.A. wasB. wereC. have beenD. had been85. There _______ a big cake and many candies at the party yesterday.A. wasB. wereC. isD. are86. —Do you know the boy over there?—Sure. I_______him for years.A. knewB. will knowC. have knownD. known87. —_______ do you _______ about spring?—The flowers and the green trees.A. How, likeB. How, thinkC. What, thinkD. What, like88. —It’s too hot. Would you mind _______ the door?—_______. Please do it now.A. to open, OKB. opening, Certainly notC. opening, Of courseD. to open, Good idea89. She is _______of the two.A. the cleverestB. the clevererC. the cleverD. cleverest90. —How far is the factory from here?—It’s about 4 kilometres _______.A. farB. longC. awayD. near91. —Do you have enough men to carry these chairs?—No. I think we need _______ men.A. anotherB. other twoC. more twoD. two more92. There are a lot _______ people today than yesterday.A. ofB. /C. mostD. more93. “Excuse me, are you _______? ”“No, we are _______. ”A. American, EnglishmanB. American, GermansC. American, GermenD. Englishman, Americans94. —And y isn’t going out this evening, is she?—_______. She has to stay at home to look after her sick mother.A. Yes, she isB. No, she isn’tC. Yes, she isn’tD. No, she is95. —Hello. May I speak to Mr. Wang?—Who’s calling, please.—_______.A. I’m Mr. WangB. Mr. Wang is hereC. This is Mr. Wang speakingD. Mr. Wang is calling。