9th сімейна форма навчання

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A lot of people got / took part in the event.

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Can you give / do me a hand with this
homework?

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These criminals will be locked up / out for many
years for their crimes.

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The Prime Minister showed / pointed out that the
problems were caused by the previous
government.

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You shouldn’t beat / put yourself up for making
that mistake. It could have happened to anyone.

Complete the sentence with words formed from the words given: shoplif / distract / entertain / encourage / imagine / wide / view

The new show is really good               [entertain, entertainment, entertainer, distract, distraction] for all the family.

Complete the sentence with words formed from the words given: shoplif / distract / entertain / encourage / imagine / wide / view

There were so many               [distraction, distract, distractions, entertainment, entertainer] during
the exam that I couldn’t concentrate.

Complete the sentence with words formed from the words given: shoplif / distract / entertain / encourage / imagine / wide / view

When the boy was accused of              [shoplift, shoplifter, shoplifting, distractions, distracted]
he insisted that he was innocent.

Complete the sentence with words formed from the words given: shoplif / distract / entertain / encourage / imagine / wide / view

They are planning to               [view, widen, width, encouraging, encouragement] our
street to make room for bicycle lanes.

Complete the sentence with words formed from the words given: shoplif / distract / entertain / encourage / imagine / wide / view

She was grateful for all the               [imagination, imagine, encourage, encouragement, entertainment]
from her friends and neighbours when she ran
for a seat in parliament.

Complete the text with the correct words. (cross / enhance / laugh / stir / record

I don’t often read non-fiction books, but last week I
picked up a memoir by a young man who had
c _ _ _ _ ed         [record, crossed, stirred, enhance, laugh]the African continent in a wheelchair,
and it was fascinating. The unique thing about his
adventure was that he wasn’t trying to break a
r_ _ _ _ d         [laugh, record, crossed, enhance, stirred] of any kind, he was just trying to prove a
person with a disability can do almost anything.

It was not an easy journey for him, and reading
about it s _ _ _red         [laugh, stirred, record, enhance, crossed] up many emotions in me, but
the book also made me l _ _ _ h         [enhance, stirred, laugh, crossed, record] because the writer
has such a unique sense of humour. The many
photographs in the book e _ _ _ _ _ e         [enhance, resord, laugh, crossed, stirred] the reading
experience by giving you a first-hand view of his
adventures. I highly recommend this book!

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I gave / was given an injection by the doctor.

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Alan asked me if I will / would help him with his
project.

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If only I didn’t / wouldn’t waste so much time in
the evenings, I could go to bed earlier and feel
better.

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I had two teeth took / taken out yesterday.

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If I had / would have more time, I would learn
another language.

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By this time next week, I w=== h=== f=======                    (finish) all my exams. I can’t wait!

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If we had taken a map with us, we w======= h=== g==                   (not / get) lost.

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Over fifty people             
(invite) to the party last year.

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Simon told me that he                 
(already / do) all his homework.

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Sue asked me             (not / tell)
anyone her secret.

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I believe that the freedom is very important.

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Sara asked me where did I live.

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I need to get cut my hair.

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I didn’t use to watch much TV when I was young.

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My teacher asked me if had I done my homework.

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Desmond Drummond is a singer-songwriter who has
had a number of       [big, known, high, hit] singles and two best-selling
albums, but it turns out that acting was his first love,
and he is about to         [arrive, appear, deliver, release] in a new television series
called ‘Hell Street’. In the show, he         [plays, does, makes, creates] the part of a
homeless man who knows some vital government
secrets which people in power want to keep secret.
The unique thing about his character is that he tries
to do good         [actions, favours, deeds, help] for others while trying to protect
himself and his secrets. Desmond says, ‘Success isn’t
easy to achieve in any field, but I think it’s mostly
just luck. There are so       [much, lot, many, a lot] talented people out
there, and I wish they could all succeed.’

Complete the text with one word in each gap.

I was so thrilled when I reached the final of the X
Factor. The judges      [told, said] me that I had a
really good voice and I had a good chance of
winning. On the evening of the show, I was really
excited. My parents      [have, had] been invited to
the show and I was looking forward to seeing them.
They always told me     [yes, not] to worry about
the result. They always      [told, said] that I should
just concentrate on doing my best. The song I sang,
      [who, which] the judges had chosen for me, was
very difficult. Unfortunately, I didn’t sing very well
and so I didn’t win. Oh, well. Maybe next year!

Complete the text with the correct form of the words.

Read the article. Complete the gaps 1-4 with fragments A-F. There are two extra fragments.

I love to travel, and I get away from home as often
as I can. But when I choose a place to visit, it’s
usually because I’ve heard great things about the
food, the scenery or the museums.   [A, B, C, D, E, F] The
purpose of my travels has always been to learn more
about the world and to immerse myself in the
culture of unfamiliar places.
Until I met Ted, I never imagined that people might
travel just to watch a sporting event. I like watching
football and basketball, sure, but would I ever travel
thousands of miles for no other reason?   [A, B, C, D, E, F] We
were to go to Barcelona for a long weekend where
there were several football matches scheduled, with
great teams playing. Why not give it a try?
Several things impressed me during the weekend.
First off, I’d had no idea how many people follow
sports.   [A, B, C, D, E, F] I admit that it seemed inconceivable to
me that they wouldn’t take advantage of what being
in another country has to offer. To my amazement,
however, most of them behaved exactly as if they
were at home. They showed surprisingly little
interest in anything Spanish. When it came to food,
most of them chose the so-called ‘English’ pubs and
refused to try anything local. Why travel at all when
you can watch the same matches on television at
home or with friends at the local pub?
By the time we got to the third match, though, I was
beginning to see their point of view. There is an
amazing energy at live matches between rival
countries that is impossible to find in any other
situation. It was definitely a battle between
opposing sides. But the sometimes rude behaviour
of fans in the UK was absent. Instead, there seemed
to be an enjoyment of the skills of the players on
both sides that was hard to imagine during a game
at home.   [A, B, C, D, E, F] Still, an authentic Spanish meal after
the match, and a chance to mix with the Spanish
fans, would have improved the experience a lot for
me.

A It could also be a place I’ve read about in a novel
or biography and have been inspired to visit.

B These fans travel from country to country just to
support their favourite teams.

C I have to admit I was disappointed by the quality
of the playing, though. Perhaps the absence of
local supporters reduced the players’
enthusiasm.

D I certainly didn’t think so. Out of interest, though,
I decided to accept Ted’s invitation.

E My enjoyment of the matches was spoiled a bit,
however, because I kept thinking about all of the
sights I could be seeing.

F The fact that our teams won two out of three
matches was great, of course.