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/ get lost / first day / school 4. She / be / new school / two months.

How can we stop people from littering?

1) we have got ...
2) he has got ...
3) they have got ...
4) she has not got ...
5) it has got ...
6) I have not got ...

9.3) Wtite these sentences with got (I've got / have you got ete.).The meaning is the same.

1)They have two children. .....
2) She doesn't have a key. .....
3) He has a new job. ....
4)They don't have much money. .....
5) Do you have an umbrella? ....
6)We have a lot of work to do. ....
7)I don't have your phone number. ....
8) Does your father have a car? ....
9) How much money do we have? .....


9.4) Wtite have got ('ve got),has got('s got), haven't got or hasn't got.

2)They like animals. They ... three dogs and two cats.
3) Charles isn't happy. He ... a lot of problems.
4)They don't read much. They ... many books.
5)'What's wrong?' 'I .... something in my eye.'
6)'Where's my pen?' 'I don't know. I .... it.'
7) Julia wants to go to the concert,but she ... a ticket.

9.5) Complete the sentences. Use have/has got or haven't/hasn't got with: a lot of friends , four wheels , six legs , much time , a key .

1)Most cars ....
2) Everybody likes Tom. He ....
3) I can't open the door. I ....
4) An insect ...
5)We must hurry. We ....

music? What kind of music do you prefer? Do you collect anything( stamps, records, coins, etc.)? What time do you usually go to bed?

forms).

1) The meeting (to start) at 10 o’clock.

2) We (to discuss) our project on Monday.

3) The employer (to plan) a series of interview with the applicants.

4) What you (to do)? I (to surf) the net.

5) We (to supply) you with all necessary equipment tomorrow.

6) The train (not to arrive) at 6 p.m. It goes behind the schedule.

7) Your working hours (start) at8 a.m. and (to end) at 5 p.m. Please, be punctual, tomorrow (to be) your fist time at work.

8) (to go) anywhere this week? No, fortunately I haven’t got any business trips.

9) You (not to sell) your car, right? It is new!

10) He (to join) us later, don’t worry.

2. Our new neighbours invited me in for a cup of tea. I must say they seem a very (nice/sympathetic) couple.

3. Was it Bell who (invented/discovered) the telephone?

4. I wonder if I might have a (recipe/receipt) for the things I’ve bought.

5. Oh, Jan, could you (remember/remind) me to phone the dentist this afternoon?

6. I wonder if you’d mind (bringing/fetching) John from next door? He’s wanted on the phone.
7. What (more/else) did you do in Spain, apart from swimming and sun bathing?

8. I’ve just bought a record of Beethoven’s Fifth symphony (conducted/directed) by Karajan.
9. When we moved into our new flat I had to sell my (grand/wind) piano.

10. We’ll have to change the curtains, darling. They don’t (pass/match) the new suite.

11. A (classical/classic) example of actors and actresses playing
love scenes was when Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor were filming
‘Anthony and Cleopatra’.

12. Many people nowadays are changing from large cars to small ones because they are far more (economic/economical).

13. If you try long enough then you’ll (eventually/possibly) succeed.

Foundation

What does construction of a building start with? Construction of any building usually starts with excavation. Excavation is a process necessary for the construction of every modern building.

It is well-known fact that there exist different kinds of soil. It is also a well-known fact that the structure of the upper stratum of the soil is of great importance for excavation. The foundation of a building should never be placed on organic soils because soils of this kind are easily decomposed. They are decomposed because water and wind change their structure. So, if the upper stratum of soil is organic, it must be removed from the construction area in order to guard the foundation of the building against water and wind erosion. Further excavation may take place only after the upper organic stratum has been removed. In colder climates the foundations of buildings should be placed below the level to which the ground freezes in winter.

What are the major parts of building? Modern buildings have three major parts. These are the superstructure, the substructure, and the foundation. The superstructure is the above-ground part of a building; the substructure – its below-ground part. As to the third part – foundation – its function is of great importance as it serves to transfer the loads of a building into the upper stratum of earth – its soil.

It is well-known fact that every building needs permanent stability. In order to have stability, buildings should have foundations. We know that the function of a foundation is to transfer the loads of a building into the soil. ^