(Копія) К4 22

Connect the tools and the sport

Choose the odd word in each line

running, jumping, chess, hockey      

billiards, golf, chess, football         

skiing, sledging, skating, surfing        

volleyball, tennis, cricket, running        

swimming pools, sports centres, sports clubs, stadiums         

a fan, a playground, a sportsman, to play tennis               

to go boating, to climb mountains, to ride a horse, to run       

a match, a ticket, a player, to ski       

Correct the mistakes, write the word correctly

a booking-ofice                 

a studiumn          

lagguge        

a suvenir           

to roler skate                

scateboarding             

sirfing        

to go boting              

to prefere          

skinig       

unforgetable               

organaized          

Translate the words into English.

1) стадіон          

2) культуризм              

3) організований          

4) крикет        

5) кататися на санках          

6) кататися на ковзанах         

7) реклама                 

8) замість           

9) пошук       

10) змагання              

11) катання на скейті              

12) той, що знаходиться у приміщенні       

Choose the correct forms with so, neither, too, either to complete the sentences below.

I haven't written the essay yet. Tom hasn`t        [either, so, too]

I'm very thirsty.         [either, So, neither]am I

Sam won't help us. Bob won`t         [either, neither, so]

4I can't forgive them for what happened.I can't forgive them         [so, either, neither]

5A: 'I drink too much coffee.        [too, so, either]do I

Mum was very proud of us. And        [either, so, too] was dad'

7Ann will be there and        [either, too, so] will her sister

8You didn't tell the truth. Jack didn`t         [too, either, neither]

9A: 'I watched the match in a pub.        [so, Too, either]did my brother

10A: 'I would really like to go.        [too, so, either]would Bob

Combine the following sentences using neither…nor…

там, де два місця для заповнення, в першому - половина речення до nor, в іншому - залишок речення

1. He cannot speak English. He cannot write English.                                         

2. He did not eat . He did not let others eat.                                       

3. You should not meet him. You should not talk to him.                                               

4. She has not eaten anything in two days. She hasn’t slept either.

5. The old woman cannot walk. She cannot talk.

6. She is not beautiful. She is not intelligent.

7. He does not attend the class regularly. He does not learn his lessons either.

8. This book is not interesting. It is not useful either.

9. James did not pass the test. Peter did not pass the test.

10. Mike does not play cricket. His brother also does not play cricket.

Define the correct tense of the sentence.

1) I`m not making a tour of the city either.                    [Present Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple]

2) Did you see the famous monuments, too?                    [Present Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple]

3) My sister will go to Kyov neither by plane, nor by ship. She will go by bus.                    [Present Continuous, Present Simple, Future Simple]
4) This busy street is not so attractive as that one.                [Present Simple, Future Simple, Past Simple]

5) Yesterday the children made a wonderful snowman.                    [Future Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple]

6) In winter you usually do not sunbathe. You do not swim tn the river either.                    [Present Simple, Present Continuous, Future Simple]

7) The boys are neither playing snowballs, nor making a snowman.                    [Present Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple]

8) Do you want to go in for body building?                    [Present Simple, Present Continuous, Future Simple]

9) Did you sledge last wimter? - No, I was ill.                    [Futire Simple, Past Simple, Present Continuous]

10) I was afraid, that I was not healhy.                    [Future Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple]

11) He cleaned this spacipus flat as quickly as he could.                    [Present Continuous, Present Simple, Past Simple]

12) My niece doesn`t like to ski, I don`t like to ski either.                    [Future Simple, Present Simple, Present Continuous]

Open the brackets and translate the words.

1) Where are you going _______           [travel, to travel, travelled]__(подорожувати) this summer?

2) I (не змогла покататися на санчатах) ____________                 [could sledge, can`t sledge, couldn`t sledge]____last winter, because there was no snow.

3) What kinds of sport (ти надаєш перевагу)_____                 [are you prefer, do you prefer, does you prefer]________?

4) I (захоплююся) ____               [am fond of, fond of, to be fond of]______indoor games.

5) I am going to (здійснити тур по)                     [will make a tour of, making a tour of, make a tour of]America.

6) Last year I (подорожував до Карпат)__                                  [was travelled to the Carpathians, travel to the Carpathians, travelled to the Carpathians]__________________________with my family.

7) I hope, the weather (буде сонячна)__               [will be sunny, was sunny, is sunny]___________.

8) We have (таку сильну команду) ____                    [such a strong team, so strong team, such strong team]______________.

9) Will you win or (програєте) __       [loose, lost, lose]__, to your mind?

10) I`m fond of (ігор на вулиці) _____                [out door games, outdoors games, outdoor games]________.

11) My friends like to play volleyball (на пляжі)____              [in the beach, on the beach, by the beach]________.

12) Did you (ліпили сніговиків) __              [make snowmen, do snowmen, made snowmen]__________or skate?

Put the verb into the correct form

to travel

Usually fans        with their favourite teams

Last year we           with our favourite teams

We             with our favourite team next month

As far as I know, they                with their favourute teams now

to enjoy

She often         the match

Last weak we were at the stadium and         the game

Look! He             playing football

I am sure, we             our travelling

Open the brackets and put the verbs into the Present Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple or Future Simple.

1. My friend      [goes, go, went] to the library every Wednes day.
2. He              [did not went, did not go, does not go]to the country yesterday.
3. Why               [did you to go, do you go, did you go] to the shop yesterday?
4. We           [grew, grow, will grow] tomatoes next summer.
5. What               [is you doing, do you do, are you doing] now?
6. He (to sleep) now. ____             [sleeping, is sleeping, sleeps]
7. Where                        [did your father worked, did your father work, your father worked] last year?
8.               [Will she goes, Shall she go, Will she go] to the south next summer?
9. He                 [did not watched, did not watch, not watched] TV yesterday.
10. Yesterday we (to write)        [wrote, write, writed]a newspaper.
11. I        [bought, buy, buyed] a very good book last Tuesday.
12. Granny      [goes, go, went]shopping yesterday.
13. What (you to buy)               [shall you buy, will you buy, is you buy]in the supermarket tomorrow? -A lot of things.

14. Don't make noise! Father (to work).            [works, wirking, is working]
15. We      [goed, go, went] on a tramp last Sunday.
16. (Your brother to go)          [Shall go, Will go, Does go]to the country with us next Sunday?
17. Granny (not to cook)                [is not cooking, aren`t cooking, does not cook]dinner now.
18. We (to cook)         [to cook, cook, cooked]our meals on a fire last summer.
19. My sister (to wash)            [is washing, washed, washes]the dishes every morning.
20. When (you to go)             [will you go, do you go, did you go]to school last month?
21. What (you to cook)                [will you cook, shall you cook, are you cook] for breakfast tomorrow?

22. (You to invite)                  [Shall you invite, will you invite, are you invite]_your cousin to stay with you next summer?
23. How (you to help)                [did you help, did you helped, were you help]your sister last summer?
24. I (to send) ________            [sent, shall send, will send]_a letter to my friend tomorrow.
25. Every morning on the way to school I (to meet)         [meet, met, meeting] ____ my friends.
26. His grandfather (to listen)____              [listening, listens, is listening]______ to rock'n'roll music. That is strange!

read the text and do the tasks

Snowboarding

Snowboarding is the fastest growing winter sport and is set to become even more popular than skiing. It is hard to say who actually "invented" the first snowboard because it was influenced by many different people including Sherman Poppen, Demetrije Milovich, Tom Sims and Jake Burton Carpenter. Snowboarding's roots, however, may be traced back to the early 1920's. Then children in Vermont built what would now be considered makeshift snowboards out of barrel staves and rode them sideways down a snowy hill.

Later, there were some people, who built snowboard like sleds. One of them was M.J. "Jack" Burchett. He cut out a plank of plywood in 1929 and tried to secure his feet with some clothesline and horse reins. Burchett came up with on of the first "snowboards".Another snowboard inventor is Sherman Poppen. In 1965 Poppen, a chemical gases engineer in Muskegon, Michigan, invented "The Snurfer" (a mix between the two words "snow" and "surfer") as a toy for his daughter. He made the Snurfer by strapping two skis together and attaching a rope to the front tip of the snurfer, so the rider could hold it and keep it more stable. Many of his daughters friends wanted one of those new Snurfers, and soon Poppen lincensed his new idea to a manufacturer.

Short after that Jake Burton Carpenter (a today's most popular snowboard factory "Burton Snowboards) used ski technology in snowboards. In 1977, at the age of 23, Jake Burton founded his own company in Londonderry, Vermont, and experimented continually with new materials and designs. Eventually, he was building a snowboard made of steam-bent wood and fiberglass, with high-back bindings and metal edges.

Another snowboard manufacturing pioneer is the former skateboard champion Tom Sims. Back in 1963, as an eighth-grader, Sims made a snowboard out of plywood in his shop class. He called it a "skiboard". After years of improvements, he opened Sims Snowboards in 1977 and with the help of his friend and employee Chuck Barfoot started making snowboards. Barfoot, who actually made the snowboards, came up with the "Flying Yellow Banana".

Snowboarding continued to increase in popularity over the next years but for a long time, snowboarders were seen as society's outcasts. Ski resorts banned them and the upper-middle-class ski community looked down upon them. In 1985 snowboarding was only allowed in 7% of U. S. ski areas and story was much the same in Europe. As equipment and skill levels improved, though, snowboarding gradually became more acceptable. Most of the major ski areas had separate slopes for snowboarders by 1990. Now, about 97% of all ski areas in North America and Europe allow snowboarding and more than half of them have ramps and pipes. The number of snowboarders increased from about 2 million in 1990 to more than 7 million in 2000. It is predicted that the snowboarders will outnumber skiers by 2015.

Choose if the statement is true or false.

1) Sherman Poppen, Demetrije Milovich, Tom Sims and Jake Burton Carpenter helped starting skateboarding   [T, F]
2) Jake Burton founded his own company in 2000   [T, F]
3) Sims made a snowboard out of plywood in his shop class. He called it a "skiboard".   [F, T]
4) The number of snowboarders increased from about 2 million in 1990 to more than 7 million in 2000.   [T, F]
5) In 1900 Poppen, a chemical gases engineer in Muskegon, Michigan, invented "The Snurfer"   [T, F]
6) In 1985 snowboarding was only allowed in 7% of U. S. ski areas   [T, F]

Choose the correct variant.

1) Snowboarding is ________             [the slowest, the fastest]_________ growing winter sport
2) about 97% of all ski areas ___                             [in North America and Europe, in South America and Europe]________________________ allow snowboarding and more than half of them have ramps and pipes.
3) The number of snowboarders increased from about _           [3 million, 2 million]______ in 1990 to more than ______           [7 million, 8 million]__ in 2000.
4) Barfoot, who actually made the snowboards, came up with ___                         ["Flying Red Banana"., "Flying Yellow Banana".]________________________
5) In 1965 Poppen, a chemical gases engineer in Muskegon, Michigan, invented _______               ["The Snurfer", "The Gnurfer"]______
6) Most of the major ski areas had separate slopes for snowboarders___         [by 1990, by 1999]____

Listen to the speaker and decide if the statements are true (T) or false (F).

1. Glasgow is the capital of Scotland.   [T, F]

2. The tourists decided to take a walking tour of Kyiv.   [T, F]

3. The Crimea is washed by the ocean.   [T, F]

4. It takes my father 45 minutes to get to the factory.   [T, F]

5. Mathematics is my favourite subject.   [T, F]

6. The Carpathian Mountains are higher than the Crimean Mountains.   [T, F]

7. There is a church in my street.   [T, F]

8. Kyiv stands on the river Uzh.   [T, F]

9. There is a fountain in a spacious square in the city centre.   [T, F]

10. My uncle prefers to stay at cheap hotels.   [T, F]

11. Turn right near the post office.   [T, F]

12. Her husband can speak neither French nor English.   [T, F]

13. The film was terribly boring!   [T, F]

14. The little boys could not climb the rock.   [T, F]

15. You can book the tickets in the shop.   [T, F]

16. The nearest supermarket is not far from here.   [T, F]

17. Shakespeare was born in l852.   [T, F]

18. Tourists from different countries like to visit the Houses of Parliament in London.   [T, F]

19. Let's meet at the railway station at half past five.   [T, F]

20. There are many bushes and trees in front of this modern building.   [T, F]

21. How many people are standing at the bus stop?   [T, F]

22. The old man slept badly and got up very early.   [T, F]

23. I sometimes meet my friends at the railway station or see them off.   [T, F]

24. The train will arrive in 25 minutes.   [T, F]

CORRECT THE MISTAKES IN THE STATEMENTS. wRITE ONLY THE CORRECTED PHRASE\WORD.

1. Glasgow is the capital of Scotland.          

2. The Crimea is washed by the ocean.                                  

3. It takes my father 45 minutes to get to the factory.         

4. There is a church in my street.                              

5. Kyiv stands on the river Uzh.                  

6. My uncle prefers to stay at cheap hotels.          

7. Turn right near the post office.     

8. The film was terribly boring!               

9. You can book the tickets in the shop.                      

10. Shakespeare was born in l852.     

11. Let's meet at the railway station at half past five.                

12. How many people are standing at the bus stop?                            

13. The train will arrive in 25 minutes.