HS1 2021 unit5 p82 act23

Match the words to the pictures.

There are 3 missing letters in each word below. Complete these words with the missing letters.

1. illus     tions;

2. a book     m;

3. to p     ish;

4. a book     re;

5. an ar     le;

6. a re     t;

7. fi     on;

8. an enc     opedia;

9. a har     ver;

10. a pap     ack;

11. to bo     w;

12. a li     ry.

Choose ONE proper word from the given variants which applies to the definition.

1. a book with the words (typically in alphabetical order), their meaning, or the equivalent words in another language -                 [an atlas, a dictionary, an encyclopedia]

2. a story of a person's life -             [a biography, a fairytale, a novel]

3. a book or set of books giving information on many subjects or on many aspects of one subject -                 [a bibliography, a magazine, an encyclopedia]

4. a reference book with maps of the world -                [a bibliography, an atlas, a poem]

5. a person who enjoys reading -             [a librarian, a reader, a bookworm]

6. a publication that comes out weekly or monthly -            [a story, fiction, a magazine]

7. a book with recipes of dishes -                 [a cookery book, a textbook, a paperback]

8. a short piece of writing (usually rhymed) expressing a deep feeling or thought -             [a novel, a poem, a biography]

9. a book used to study a school subject -             [a magazine, a hardcover, a textbook]

10. a piece of writing in a newspaper -            [a picture, an article, a story]

11. a picture in a book or magazine -                 [an atlas, a cover, an illustration]

12. a children's story about magical and imaginary beings and lands -                  [a reference book, a fairytale, an e-book]

Open the brackets and translate the words into English. Mind singular, plural and the tense forms.

1. My granny is a real (книголюб)          , she reads a lot of (художної літератури)         every week.

2. I (взяв/позичив)          this book from the (бібліотеки)         yesterday.

3. You’ll have to look the meaning up in the (словнику)            .

4. Our teacher always reads a lot of (періодичної літератури)          .

5. I believe that books with the (казками)            must be in every home, especially with the (народними казками)            .

6. Do you like (позичати)         books to your groupmates?

7. My grandfather read me (байки)        before going to bed when I was a child.

8. I can’t choose between a (книжкою в м'якій палітурці)           and a (книжкою в твердій палітурці)           .

9. They studied 6 new (міфи)       at their last History lesson.

10. You may take a new (атлас)       out of my bag.

Mark the time indicators of The Present Perfect Continuous Tense. Check yourself! There are 10 of them.

Open the brackets and put the verbs into the Present Perfect Continuous Tense.

1. Tom (to read)                  romantic novels in a cosy living room for forty minutes.

2. I (to write)                   the articles on different topics since morning.

3. Dan’s uncle (to travel)                     all his life.

4. The poet (not, to write)                      romantic poems for several hours.

5. He (to buy)                 expensive paperbacks all these years.

6. We (to watch)                    the concert for an hour.

7. Their teacher (to correct)                     mistakes in their copy-books since then.

8. We (not, to speak)                        on the phone the whole morning.

9. You (to lay)                  the table for an hour.

10. She (to work)                  as a doctor for two years.

11. We (to look)                    for her book since we came home.

12. I (not, to wait)                       for you for half an hour.

Choose the correct tense form (the Present Perfect Tense or the Present Perfect Continuous Tense). Mind the time indicators.

•                         [Have you listened, Have you been listening] to realistic songs since morning?

• The fans                 [have gone, have been going] to the stadium this morning.

•                        [Have you been watching, Have you watched] any interesting film this week?

• We                    [have been watching, have watched] a movie in this Cineplex for two hours.

• I                   [have been helping, have helped] him to do the task for an hour.

• This man                    [hasn't been buying, hasn't bought] any ice-cream for the children yet.

•                             [Have you ever spent, Have you ever been spending]your holidays in the Crimea?

• She                  [has been looking, has looked] for a new dress since morning.

• My mom                  [has cooked, has been cooking] roasted beef with cabbage this evening.

•                          [Has he just been feeding, Has he just fed] his hamster? – No, he hasn’t.

• The poet                  [has written, has been writing] romantic poems since the beginning of his career.

• Pam                 [has been saving, has saved] money for a new e-book for three months.

Match the halves of the sentences according to the forms of the verbs and time indicators in them. Mind: there is ONLY ONE possible variant to join the parts.