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GRAMMAR
Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. Example: They________fromRome.They’refrom
Florence.
A n o t ■ ■ B a r e n ’ t ■ ■✓ C i s n ’ t ■ ■
1 ‘Have you finished that report?’ ‘No, not ________.'
A just■ B already■ C yet■
2 What ________ you do yesterday afternoon?
A are■ B did■ C do■
3 I ________ in the park when it started raining.
A sat ■ B wassitting ■ C sit ■
4 ‘________ you ever been to the museum?’ first time.’
‘No, this is the
A Had■ B Has■ C Have■
5 He couldn’t remember where he ________ his car.
A had parked ■ B was parking ■ C hasparked ■
6 We ________ work tomorrow.
A haven’tto ■ B don’thaveto ■ C mustto ■
7 I ________ the gym on Thursday evenings.
A go usually to ■ B always go ■ C oftengoto ■
8 I put ________ salt in the pasta.
A alittle ■ B toomany ■ C afew ■
9 Hello! Come in. I’ve ________ made some coffee. Would you like some?
A just■ B already■ C yet■
10 ‘I don’t want to rent a horror film.’ ‘________ do I.’
A Neither ■ B So ■ C Either ■
11 ________ in the sea makes you really strong.
A Swim ■ B Swimming ■ C Swiming ■
12 It’s snowing. ________.
A Putting your hat on ■ B Your hat put on ■ C Putyourhaton ■
13 A key is a thing ________ you use to open doors.
A where■ B which■ C who■
14 ________ to the basketball match on Saturday?
A Areyougoing ■ B Doyougo ■
C Willyougo ■
15 She ________ invite him if she didn’t want him to come.
A won’t ■ B not ■ C wouldn’t ■
16 I need some advice. What ________ I do? A should ■ B must ■ C could ■
17 This castle ________ in 1600.
A was built ■ B built ■ C was build ■
18 I don’t have ________ money left, because I bought a new jacket.
A much■ B many■ C lots■
19 He ________ me not to tell anyone.
A say■ B told■ C said■
20 What ________ you do if she doesn’t reply to your email?
A will■ B would■ C do■
21 Let’s order a pizza. We don’t have ________ to cook for dinner.
A nothing ■ B anything ■ C something ■
22 They’ve lived in the same house ________ forty years.
A for■ B since■ C ago■
23 I ________ come and see you tonight if I can borrow Joe’s car.
A must ■ B might ■ C haveto ■ 24 I think this is the ________ song on the CD.
A better ■ B mostbest ■ C best ■ 25 That case is too heavy for you. I ________ you.
A ’llhelp ■ B help ■ C ’mgoingtohelp ■

времени.(Fill in the blanks with the verb TO BE in the PRESENT SIMPLE.)
1.What---your name? My name---Ann.
2.Where---you from? I---from London.
3.My father---not a teacher, he---a physician.
4.---they at home? No, they---not at home, they---at the college.

America was discovered bu Columbus in 1492.9.by whom is your French class
tought?10.this room can be used for our cinema club. 11. what kind of
clothes must be worn in the morning?12.the key to this room has been
lost.13.the door was closed with a long(by Edward).14.the glassed bookcases
were filled with files and records of bills paind.15.the letter will be sent
tomorrow in the afternoon (by Mary)

Task 3 Translate the dialogue.

Job Hunting.

- Good morning, sir.
- Good morning. Come in, come right in. Mr. Sidorov, isn’t it? Please take a seat. You will have to excuse me a moment while I finish signing thses letters. Meanwhile, please fill in the application form, Mr Sidorov. Tell me how long were you in your last job with Alpha?
- Five years. I am only leaving because the firm is moving to Sevastopol, but I think a change will do me good.
- What do you know about our company?
- I know that this is a very promising company.
- And we are going to expand our activity on English-spaking countries, mainly on England, to buy equipment and technologies from them and run training programs here. We need a team of creative persons to make our company competitive in the world market.
- What responsibilities and obligations do you suggest during first year?
- Well, first of all you’ll be responsible for our contracts with English partners. You will have to travel very much. Besides, we are expecting a new fair in London soon and maybe you will have a chance to go there.
- Yes, I see.
- Si tell me what are your three main strengths?
- I think they are: reliability, loyality, energy.
- All right. Now, Mr Sidorov, I am quite prepared to offer youa job with us. You have excellent references from your previous job. What do you find a fair salary?
- Equivalent to $500.
- I think we’ll start from $450 for a trial period and if you do well we’ll review it by the end of three months. Working hours are from nine to five thirty, with an hour for lunch and a fortnight’s holiday. Does that suit you? Any questions?
- What about traveling on business?
- Mostly to England for not longer than a month.
- All right. When do you want me to start, sir?
- In a week, if possible.
- Yes, certainly. Thank you very much.
- Goodbye.

Find the English equivalents for the following words and word combinations.
Заявление, претендент, должность, вакансия, оборудование, ярмарка, перспективный, творческий, конкурентоспособный, усилие, ответственность, опытный, испытательный срок, обязательства, рекомендации, зарплата, командировка, надежность.

Now London is one of the biggest cities in the world. Its population is about 8 million people. It's not only a capital of Great Britain, it's a large business and commercial centre. London stands on the Thames.
As an ancient city London has a great number of places of historic interest. They attract tourists from all the world.
London is traditionally divided into four main parts. They are Westminster, the City, the West End and the East End.
Westminster is the historical area in London. Famous monuments and buildings are there. One of the most beautiful places is Westminster Abbey.
Many greatest poets and writers are buried there. Chauser, Dickens, Kipling are among them. Newton and Darwin are buried there too.
Another place which is worth seeing in London is the Tower. In different times this castle was a fortress, a royal palace, a prison. Now it is a museum.
London is rich in famous palaces. Buckingham Palace is the official residence of the Queen. Westminster Palace is the seat of the British Parliament.
The greatest of English churches is St. Paul's Cathedral. It was built by a famous English architect, Sir Christopher Wren.
Trafalgar Square is considered to be the very centre of London. In the middle of it stands the monument to admiral Nelson.
London is famous for its streets and squares as well. Fleet Street is known for the newspaper offices situated there. Regent Street is famous for the richest shops and supermarkets.
Speaking about London it is impossible to say nothing about its museums. The British Museum shows works of art from ancient Asia, Egypt, Rome and Greece side by side with those of Great Britain and other countries.

I think celebrating “Mother’s Day” once a year is a very good idea.

So we decided to have a special celebration of Mother’s Day.
We thought it a fine idea. We knew how much Mother did for
us and so we decided that we should do everything we could
to make Mother happy.
We decided to decorate the house
with flowers. We asked Mother to arrange the decoration
because she always does it on holidays. My sisters got new
hats for such an important day. We wanted to buy a new hat
for Mother too, but she said that she liked her old hat
better and didn’t want a new one.
Well, after breakfast we
decided to take Mother for a beautiful drive away into the
country. Mother is never able to go to the country because
she is busy in the house nearly all the time.
But then we changed the plan a little.
Father decided to take Mother fishing.
When everything was ready for the trip we asked Mother to prepare some sandwiches.

Well, when the car came to the door, we saw that there was
not enough room in it for us all. Father said that he could
stay at home and work in the garden. Then the two girls,
Anne and Mary, said that they could stay at home, but as
they had new hats, it would be a pity if no one looked at
them.
In the end it was decided that Mother could stay at home and make dinner. Mother doesn’t like fishing.
So we all drove away, and Mother stood and watched us from the verandah as long as she could see us.

Well, we had a very nice day in the country. Father caught
a lot of big fish and the girls met some friends and they
talked about hats. It was quite late when we got back.
At
last everything was ready and we sat down to a wonderful
dinner. Mother got up and down many times during dinner; she
brought things from the kitchen and carried the dishes away.

When the dinner was over all of us wanted to help Mother
to wash the dishes. But Mother said that she could do it
herself, and so we let her because we wanted to make her
happy.
It was quite late when it was all over, and we
all kissed Mother before going to bed. She said it had been
the most wonderful day in her life.