К4 89

1. Use the vowels to make up words

Cnnct –           

Rcv-           

Lplp-         

Vrul-        

Jn-        

Dwnld-            

Chg-            

Prchs-           

Rsnbl-           

Ttntv-          

1. Fill in the sentences with the words from the table

1. The foreign tourists haven`t            their adresses yet

2. Last month Annie           a fashionable fur coat as a birthday present

3.         friends can`t take place of real ones

4. The bridge          two parts of the river

5. You can          everything from the Internet

6. Jim            with some Americans during his summer holidays

7. Most of ny friends prefer         to computers

8. Don`t worry! I`ll      you in some minutes

Sign the pictures

Guess the words

1. People usually pay for their purchases in the          

2. Every shop assistant can       you their goods

3. If you want to buy something very expensive you should         the money

4. Mostly girls wear them to make their look finished            

5. a person who makes purchaces           

6. an adjective , you wear such clothes in winter or when it is very frost       

7. A place in the shop where you can try clothes on               

8. When you want to do something and then suddenly you want something instead                     

Put the verbs into the correct form

1. I(to see)     Mike when he (to climb)              the tree

2. John (to tease)              his niece all day long yesterday

3. Sid (to try on)            a suit at that time

4. Margaret (to do)           purchses all day long yesterday

5. The doctor (to examine )               the man when the nurse came in

6. Ann (to watch )              TV when her mother phoned her

7. Ann`a brother hurt his leg when he (to play)             football

8. The pupils (to wait)              for the bus the whole evening yesterday

9. His mother (to cook)             the whole morning

10. Lily (to read)             all day long yesterday

Connect the facts and the time tenses

Choose the correct time marker

1. The tourists have made a tour of the USA               [recently, 2 days ago, the other day]

2. The woman has          [often, already, in a day]done shopping

3. I was swimming in the pool                       [all evening yesterday, yesterday, 2 hours ago]

4. Max is studying                         [recently, at the moment, the whole day yesterday]

5. She lost her key               [recently, the other day, in a week]

6. We were walking along the street             [yesterday, all evening, soon]

7.               [While, at the moment, Since] Jane was driving her sister was reading the book

8. It was raining                         [the whole day yesterday, yesterday, the other day]

9. They were selling the goods at a reasonable price                     [the whole last week, 2 hours ago, lately]

10. This boy               [always, never, at the moment]saves up

General test

1. When I met my friend she           [did, doing, was doing]shopping

2. What      [were, was, did]you doing when your parents came?

3. It is raining, put on your          [suit, raincoat, pullover]

4. It is better to buy    [on, by, at]a reasonable price

5. The time marker of the Past Continuous                        [while, when, whole, often, seldom, every, recently, just, always]

6. He looked                [attentive, attentively, more attentive]at the teacher

7. We usually pay for our purchases                       [in the booking office, in the bank, in the cash desk]

8. to pay      [by, with, for]a credit card

9. to pay      [in, by, with]cash

10. to be        [on\for, by, in]sale

11. Stay here until the doctor       [come, came, comes]

12. The weather will be fine if it         [stops, stopped, stop]

13. If I don`t feel well tomorrow, I      [am, will, -]miss the classes

14. I      [will, am, call]the doctor if the temperature will bw high

15. We will get up if it       [will, shall, is]necessary

16. She is very nervous , angry and             [ill-bread, illbread, ill-breaded]

17. Peter is always ready to help. He is        [witty, pretty, honest]

18. We often laugh at your husband`s jokes, he is so        [witty, greedy, polite]

19. Sam is           [much more, more, the most] skilful than his brother

20. Chips are           [little, the least, less]useful than vegetables

21. Traveling by plane is                       [more comfortable, the most comfortable, much more comfortable]than by train

22. Bad pupils are          [less, the less, least]hard-working than good one`s

23. Any       [among, with, of]these dresses fit me

24. We can understand French, can`t we? (ні)              [Yes, we can, No, we can`t, Yes, we do]

25. James must follow the trainers advice, must not he? (Так)                 [Yes, he do, Yes, he must, No, he must not]

26. Sue is not feeling dizzy at the moment, is she? (так)               [yes, she is, no, she isn`t]

27. The dog doesn`t like to stay at home           [it`s self, itself, it self]

28. I sould do this task         [meself, my self, myself]

29. We shall have dinner as soon as mom       [came, come, comes]

30. She bought that dress    [at, by, in]a discount

Watch the video and learn the vocabular

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWq58Abc7zk

items - речі, товар

grocery store - гастроном, супермаркет

to be worth - бути вартим чогось

local - місцевий

convenience store - магазин

a cart - візок

aisles - ряди, проходи

1. Walmart is a small shop   [T, F]

2. You can find literely everything in Walmart   [T, F]

3. Supermarkets can be named as grocery shops   [T, F]

4. You can`t find clothes in the grocery   [T, F]

5. When an item is om sale it means that has a lower price   [T, F]

6. Organic stores are cheaper than supermarkets   [T, F]

7. Organic food is more expensive then nonorganic   [T, F]

8. Walmart sells many items   [T, F]

Task 2

1. Supermarkets are also called                

2. In Walmart they sell food, clothes , electronics and          

3. In big supermarkets there are a lot of            

4. I prefer smaller supermarkets because they often have                

5. That`s why I go to small              

6. There are also very small stores, we call them                   

7. 7-Eleven sell                 but they don`t have a lot of items

8. Some people don`t go to the groceries , they buy their                 

Read the text and learn the words

significance — значение

the majority — большинство

There are very many Holidays in Britain. The most famous of them are Christmas and Easter. Christmas is a holiday that has practically no religious significance for the majority of the population. It is perhaps, the most colourful holiday of the year. The decorated Christmas tree first appeared in England, when Queen Victoria used it. This was a German tradition, and the Queens husband, Prince Albert, who was German, brought this tradition to England. The branches of the tree are usually decorated lights, small toys and candies.

Easter is celebrated as a religious festival and as the start of spring, when a new life comes to the earth. In England it is the time for giving and receiving presents. The presents traditionally have a shape of eggs, baby-rabbits and spring flowers.

There are also some funny holidays. All Fools' Day is celebrated on the 1st April. By tradition it is the day of jokes. People make each other believe something that is untrue. Children sometimes decide to tell their parents that the house is on fire, or that some other disaster has happened. Pancake Race on Shrove Tuesday is another funny tradition. Shrove Tuesday is the day of pancakes. Everyone has them for dinner on that day, people race with them and fight for them. A pancake is tossed into the air, the one who has the biggest piece is the winner. Harvest festival is traditionally held on the Sunday near or of the Harvest Moon. This is the full Moon that occurs closest to the autumn equinox (22 or 23 September). The celebrations on this day usually include singing hymns, praying, and decorating churches with baskets of fruit and food in the festival known as Harvest Festival. A community form of celebration known as Harvest Home has been observed in England since medieval times. The festival historically involved the local farmer giving dinner to those who helped to bring in the crops.

Make your choice

1. Christmas is a holiday that has practically no religious significance for the majority of the population   [T, F]

2. The presents traditionally have a shape of heart, baby-rabbits and spring flowers.   [T, F]

3. The decorated Christmas tree first appeared in England, when Queen Elizabeth used it   [T, F]

4. By tradition it is the day of jokes   [T, F]

5. Easter is celebrated as a religious festival and as the start of spring, when a new life comes to the earth   [T, F]

6. Pancake Race on Shrove Thursday is another funny tradition.   [T, F]

7. The celebrations on Harvest Festeval usually include singing hymns, praying, and decorating churches with baskets of fruit and food   [T, F]

8. A community form of celebration known as Harvest Home has been observed in England since medieval times   [T, F]

Finish the sentences from the text

1. The most famous of them are Christmas and       

2. This was a                  , and the Queens husband,               , who was German, brought this tradition to England

3. The branches of the tree are usually decorated lights,                       

4. Easter is celebrated as a religious festival and                        , when a new life comes to the earth. In England it is the time for                                

5. People make each other believe something that is       

6. The celebrations on this day usually include singing hymns, praying, and decorating churches with                           in the festival known as                 

7. Shrove Tuesday is the day of         

8. A pancake is tossed into the air, the one who has the biggest piece is the