(Копія) K3 78

Match the picture with the right word.

1. Guess the words. Write them down. Mind the usage of the particle to and articles.

1. [ˈsuːpəmɑːkɪt]              

2. [ˈɒpəzɪt]         

3. [ˈdraɪvə]         

4. [fraɪd]      

5. [ˈiːvnɪŋ]           

6. [ˈspeɪʃəs]         

7. [streɪt]         

8. [ˈlaɪbrərɪ]          

9. [ɪkˈspensɪv]          

10. [raɪt]         

11. [juːnɪˈvɜːsɪtɪ]             

12. [ˈpælɪs]         

Unscramble the words and phrases. Mind the usage of articles and particles 'to'.

1. I ma resu          

2. I vebeeil          

3. I peho       

4. itvena       

5. owtorrmo         

6. onso     

7. dernmo       

8. atgre      

9. ot teg ot          

10. xten     

Translate the phrases.

1. збиратись щось робити               

2. столиця Великобританії                             

3. оживлене місто            

4. фешенебельні готелі                   

5. розкішні пам’ятники                   

6. розташовуватися на річці Темза                                   

7. повертати ліворуч             

8. йти прямо               

9. на розі вулиці                            

10. дешеве кафе             

11. сучасний кінотеатр                

12. рідне місто              

Complete the sentences.

1. They (відвідувати Карпатські гори)                            next week.

2. I (не пити смачну каву)                              (в затишному кафе просто неба)                           tomorrow.

3. Jack (брати цікаву книгу)                                    (з найсучаснішої бібліотеки міста)                                          the day after tomorrow?

4. My sister and I (зустрічати своїх батьків)                         (біля станції метро)                            in two hours.

5. Kate (купувати)          (розкішний автомобіль)                soon.

6. Our manager (не приносити)                (новий комп’ютер в офіс)                              tomorrow.

7. Your relatives (відпочивати)                                 (на півдні нашої країни)                             next summer?

8. He (не їхати на вокзал)                                    (автобусом)        in some minutes.

9. My daughter (носити привабливі сукні)                              next spring.

10. You (малювати (фарбами))                (найбільш відомі визначні місця)                                     next Saturday?

11. Her nephew (вчитися в університеті)                                  next year.

12. Bill (плавати в Дніпрі)                                     in three days?

Open the brackets. Use the Future Simple Tense

Put the questions to the underlined words.

1. My friends will go to a fashionable shop to buy new clothes next Sunday.

                          to a fashionable shop to buy new clothes?

My friends will go to a fashionable shop to buy new clothes next Sunday.

                         to a fashionable shop next Sunday?

2. My grandparents and I will have a great time in the Carpathian Mountains in some days.

                           in the Carpathian Mountains in some days?

My grandparents and I will have a great time in the Carpathian Mountains in some days.

                                     have a great time in some days?

3. Nick’s sister will dance at the party next Wednesday.

                           at the party next Wednesday?

Nick’s sister will dance at the party next Wednesday.

                        at the party next Wednesday?

Correct the mistakes.

1. Shall      Jack go to the circus at the weekend? - I hope, he is     

2. They will going    to Scotland next week.

3. Which of your relatives shall      visit that modern museum? - My cousin did      .

4. He are    going to learn French in a month.

5. I saw that interesting film two month        ago.

6. It took       her fifteen minutes to get to school every day.

7. Which of your friend         will have a great time tomorrow?

8. Kyiv stand        on the Dnieper.

9. Ukraine borders with    Poland.

10. Who did visit         a modern circus last month?

11. I believe you went         to the post office with me the day after tomorrow.

12. His cousin gets     only good marks in German last week.

Open the brackets. Use the structure to talk about intentions and plans.

Fill in the table with two forms of the verbs. Mind the usage of the particle 'to'

Choose the correct item to complete the sentences.

1. How long               [do it takes, does it takes, does it take] us to go to the supermarket? – It       [take, takes, took]us fifteen minutes to get there by car.

2. We                  [mustn’t to speak, mustn’t speak, mustn’t speaks] on the phone in the bank.

3. That driver             [didn’t have, didn’t had, didn't has]to eat fried fish yesterday evening.

4. My son             [consider, considers, considering] that spacious hotel is the best in our city.

5. Go along this street,               [turn right, turn in right, turn to right] and you can see a library opposite the university.

6. My sister and I mustn’t go to school         [by taxi, on taxi, in taxi] because it’s expensive.

7. This student                   [is going write, is going to write, is going writing] an interesting story about his university.

8. Last year the girls visited famous palaces             [at the west, on the west, in the west]of England.

9.Turkey is washed by               [Black Sea, the Black Sea, a Black Sea]

10.Germany             [border, will border, borders] on France

11.That wonderful island is          [situated, situatid, setuated] in the ocean.

12.They     [am, is, are] going to swim in the pool next Friday.

13.I'm       [sue, sure, shure] , he will get a good mark.

14.I hope, they              [will visit, wil be visit, visit]that modern museum in a week.

15.My sister likes to walk along                       [the Shevchenko Street, Shevchenko Street, a Shevchenko Street]

16.This post office is             [modern, moderner, more modern] that that cinema.

17.They saw wonderful bridges       [in, over, under] the river Dnieper.

18.There     [is, are, was] many wonderful fountains in this city.

19.His family likes to have dinner in this new            [restaurent, restourant, restaurant]

20.His car is                    [expensive, more expensive, the most expensive] than my car.

21.It often       [take, takes, took] them 20 minutes to get to the railway station.

22.His cousin likes to get to school         [on foot, by foot, at foot]

23.There      [is, are, were] a lot of underground stations in the city 10 years ago.

24.She had          [good, better, the best] day in her life the day before yesterday.

25.That church is very popular      [at, with, in] old people.

Read the text.

a finger – палець

quite – досить, цілком, зовсім

usual - звичайний

to illustrate – показувати, ілюструвати

a traveller– мандрівник

for the first time in his life – вперше в житті

a fool– дурень, телепень, дурний

nature – природа

enough – достатній

to joke – жартувати

a pocket – кишеня

Forks and Fingers

Now when you eat with fork, you think it’s quite a usual thing. But it was different many years ago. Not always did people eat with forks.

Here is a story to illustrate it.

It was many years ago, in 1608. Thomas Coryat, an English traveller, went to Italy. There, for the first time in his life, he saw forks. People in Italy ate meat with them.

When Thomas Coryat came back to England, he brought some forks with him. He showed them to his friends and told them that people in Italy ate meat with forks. His English friends laughed very much. They said that people in Italy were fools. “It’s very good to eat with fingers,” they said. Then Thomas Coryat said, “Look here! It’s very good to eat with forks, not with fingers, because people don’t always have clean hands”.

“Do you think that people in England don’t wash their hands before eating?” asked one of his friends.

“Aren’t the ten fingers that nature gave us enough for us?” asked his second friend.

Then Thomas Coryat got angry. He wanted to show them how to eat with a fork. He took some meat with a fork but the meat fell down. His friends laughed and laughed and joked about it. So Thomas Coryat put the fork back into his pocket.

We are sure you can eat with a fork, can’t you?

Match two parts of the sentences.

Connect the Ukrainian phrases with the English equivalents.

Listen to the dialogue and complete the sentences.

-Hello, what is           ?

-My      is John. And yours?

-My name is     . Where are you      , John?

-I'm from         . I want to tell you            about my         .

-Oh, it is very             , tell me, please.

-England             on a            . It is        by the Atlantic Ocean in the north and            , by the North Sea in the      and by the English         in the       and south-west.

-           that your country is very            and           . Do you like it?

-I like my                most of all.

-I'm going to visit          and       next summer.

-        I shall see you there soon.

Listen to the dialogue and complete the sentences.

-Hi, Tom! I haven't seen you for ages!

-                  , Ben! Last month I was in     

-Oh, I'm going to visit it              . What                    are there? Did you       all of them?

-No, I didn't. I visited St.Andrew        , St.Sophia Cathedral, Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, St.Volodymyr Cathedral. I liked Khreschatyk        very much. It is in the        of the city.

-Oh, are there any         , museums in the         ?

-Yes,           .

-I'm sure they are           . I'd like to visit them.

-Have a good weekend.

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