(Копія) BC2 26

Write the English equivalents of the words and phrases. Mind the usage of articles and particles 'to'.

1. пасувати       

2. ідеальний        

3. касир          

4. бути у продажу              

5. робити вибір                 

6. передумати                     

7. каса            

8. продаж     

9. знижка           

10. примірювальна               

Match the words with the pictures.

Decipher the words and type them in the blanks. Mind the article and particle “to"

1.elas no eb            
2. tnemtraped              
3.elas     
4.dnim s'eno egnahc                      
5.tnuocsid a ta               
6. tif         
7.eciohc a ekam                   
8.tcefrep        

Fill in the gaps with the correct preposition.

1. be          sale

2.    a discount

3. a wide choice    

4. to pay     smth

5. to pay    cash

6. a lot   

7. to pay    credit card

8. to buy smth    sale

9. to be good   

10. to get a mark   

Fill in the table with the forms of the verbs.

Tick all the tense indicators of Past Continuous

Open the brackets. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the predicate.

1. They (to write)              the test at this time yesterday.
2. He (to work)             in the garden from six till nine o'clock.
3. We (to watch)               television the whole evening.
4.      You (to play)         chess at six o'clock?
5.      You (to drink)          tea at seven o'clock?
6.     He (to draw)         from three till five o'clock?
7.     It (to rain)         the whole day yesterday?
8.       They (to skate)         at five o'clock?
9. She (not to help)                 mother about the house from two till seven.

Define the tense form of the following sentences.

e.g. Present Simple. Past Continuous/Past Simple.

Sam was trying a new shirt on in the shop at 5 o’clock yesterday.                

This shop offers a lot of different products.                

Look! Alice is trying that fashionable black coat!                   

We chose a smart suit for my brother yesterday.            

My parents were not having breakfast when I came.                            

This light jacket costs too much.               

The shop-assistant is offering a nice T-shirt to that beautiful woman.                   

Were you selling clothes or food when the manager phoned?                

Open the brackets. Use Past Simple or Past Continuous Tense

Choose the correct variant.

1. When we were in Canada, we       [go, went, to go]skiing almost every day.

2. About four years ago I to              [decide, decided, was deciding]become a restaurant manager.

3. When I was younger I       [eat, ate, eated]pizza almost every day.

4. George            [take, took, was taking]a shower when someone              [knock, knocked, was knocking]suddenly at the door.

5. Two men             [argued, was arguing]outside so I went to see what it was

6. At midnight I              [slept, was sleeping] , but Mary               [listened, was listening] to music

7. Daniel             [call, called, was calling]you yesterday afternoon.

8. Penny             [run, ran, was running]to catch the bus when she             [fall, fell, was falling] down.

9. We             [ate, were eating]breakfast when the message            [come, came, was coming]

10. I              [dream, was dreaming]about my favourite dish when the alarm clock         [start, started]ringing

11. While I               [listened, was listening] , a neighbour      [come, came]to visit me .

12. She      [go, goed, went]to Australia in 1994 and she liked it very much.

13. My father usually       [liked, likes, like] his steak well-done.

14. The dog       [eat, eated, ate]its toy last night.

15. The policeman        [talked, talk] to that man yesterday.

16.              [Do you have, Did you have]a test last week?

17. I often see her mother but she never         [speak, speaks, speaked] to me.

18. The gentleman         [speak, speaked, spoke]to his servant 2 hours ago.

19. The kangaroo always         [carries, carry]its baby.

20. My friend            [talk, talks, is talking] a lot every day.

21. The man        [drive, drives, drove] to the supermarket last weekend.

22. My brothers      [go, went, goes] to England last week.

23. My sisters      [go, goes, went] for England every year in June.

24. I              [doesn't like, don't like] that man because he often .

25. Her sister never        [smoke, smokes].

26. The cat     [is, are]usually hungry.

7. Read the texts.

she is getting married – вона виходить заміж

a church – церква

Christmas – Різдво

ginger cookies – імбирне печиво

ISABEL

“On Saturday mornings I usually get up late and do the housework: wash up, cook tasty dishes, dust the furniture, iron the clothes and vacuum the carpets. Then I meet my friends at the city café’ for lunch and we do shopping together in the afternoon.”

But this Saturday is different. This morning Isabel doesn’t clean the house because she is getting married.She is in the church with all her family and friends. She is wearing a white dress and her husband is standing next to her wearing a black suit. They are very happy.

MARK

“On Christmas Day we usually go to my parents’ house to spend this holiday together with our family. We open our presents and have a big lunch at 2 p.m., eat some chicken, fried fish, backed meat, fresh vegetables and tasty cakes and ginger cookies.”

But this Christmas is different. Mark and his wife are in Australia. They’re visiting their friends. This morning they were in the church and now they are having a barbecue at the swimming pool. Mark and his wife like to swim. The weather is hot, it isn’t windy and cold. They are having a good time.

Tick the correct answers:

1. What does Isabel usually do on Saturday mornings?   [a, b, c]

a) she washes the dishes, dusts the furniture

b) she sweeps and mops the floor

c) she airs the rooms

2. What does Isabel usually do in the afternoon?   [a, b, c]

a) she does shopping, meets his friends

b) she vacuums the carpets

c) she visits her parents

3. What is she doing this Saturday?   [a, b, c]

a) She is wearing a black dress

b) she is getting married

c) she is visiting her friends and family

4. What does Mark usually do on Christmas Day?   [a, b, c]

a) he visits his parents’ house

b) he visits his friends in Australia

c) he has Christmas dinner at 5 p.m.

5. What does Mark eat every Christmas Day?   [a, b, c]

a) fresh vegetables,some chicken and meat

b) sweet candies

c) boiled fish

6. What is he doing this Christmas?   [a, b, c]

a) he is having a barbecue in the wood

b) he is having a good time at the swimming pool

c) he is sitting at the table and eating tasty dishes.

Shopping for clothes

Before listening review the unknown words:

а changing room - роздягальня, примірочна

to pay - платити

Task 1. Put the questions in the order that you hear them.

  [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] Where are the changing rooms?

  [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] Would you like a bag for that?

  [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] What size do you need?

  [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] Can I help you?

  [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] How much is this?

  [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] Can I pay by credit card?

Task 2. Match the answers with the questions.

1. Can I help you?                            [Yes, you can. Of course., It’s £29., I’m just looking, thanks., Yes, please., They’re over there., Extra small, please.]

2. Where are the changing rooms?                            [Yes, you can. Of course., It’s £29., I’m just looking, thanks., Yes, please., They’re over there., Extra small, please.]

3. What size do you need?                            [Yes, you can. Of course., It’s £29., I’m just looking, thanks., Yes, please., They’re over there., Extra small, please.]

4. How much is this?                            [Yes, you can. Of course., It’s £29., I’m just looking, thanks., Yes, please., They’re over there., Extra small, please.]

5. Can I pay by credit card?                           [Yes, you can. Of course., It’s £29., I’m just looking, thanks, Yes, please., They’re over there., Extra small, please.]

6. Would you like a bag for that?                            [Yes, you can. Of course., It’s £29., I’m just looking, thanks., Yes, please., They’re over there., Extra small, please.]

7. Read the text and choose the correct item.

free time – вільний час

almost – майже

money – гроші

a gym – спортивний зал

to feel – почувати себе

What do you do with your free time?

I’m almost 19 years old, and I finished my first year of university. I’m on holiday, and I have a lot of free time. Having free time is nice, but the problem is that when you are a student, you never have money. And when you have a lot of free time, but you don’t have much money, it can get boring.

Every morning I go to the gym, and I read in the afternoons. But I still have a lot of free time. Going to the gym takes me about two hours. And I usually read for one hour. Another activity that I do is watch documentaries. I study history, and I love historical documentaries. I learn a lot from them. I watch documentaries for one and a half hours four or five times a week.

But those activities are a small part of my day. When I’m not at the gym or reading, I get bored, and I often play video games for hours. I enjoy playing video games, but I don’t think it’s good. When I play for a long time, I feel bad. I live in a small town, and there aren’t many things to do.

1. He ...

                    [a. is working, b. is not a student, c. is eighteen.]

2. He ...

                          [a. doesn’t have free time, b. is travelling, c. doesn’t have money]

3. He ...

                       [a. is very happy, b. is sad, c. is sometimes bored.]

4. Every day, he ...

                          [a. watches documentaries., b. goes to the gym., c. reads for two hours.]

5. He ...

                                         [a. teaches history., b. studies history at the university., c. reads history books four times a week]

6. He doesn't

                                     [a.like playing video games., b.think video games are interesting., c.think playing video games is good.]

7. He wants ...

                                      [a. to do more things in his free time, b. to live in a big city., c. to find a job.]