(Копія) К4 55

Unscramble the words.

1. odju -     

2. ntapeit -        

3. aludinivi -           

4. uflilks -        

5. hgstuard -         

6. lonteiv -        

7. ngxibo -       

8. ictelaht -         

Translate the words and write them down. Mind the usage of articles and particle "to".

1. Вигравати -       

2. Програвати -        

3. Небезпечний, загрозливий -      

4. курити -         

5. Тримати, дотримуватися -        

6. Потребувати -        

7. Небезпечний -          

8. Починати -         

9. Вага -       

10. Дієта, харчування -       

11. Пропорційний, збалансований -         

12. Низькокалорійний -            

Choose the correct answer.

1. to be keen    [on, in, at]

2. to be satisfied      [of, from, with]

3. to be tolerant    [in, of, at]

4.    [in, of, at] break time

5. to run       [at, along, about]

6. to be good     [for, in, at] smb/smth

7. to be    [in, on, at] a diet

8. a slice      [from, in, of] bread

9.     [for, of, in] a long time

10. to cheer      [in, up, down]

11. instead      [from, in, of]

12. to win      [in, on, with] competition

Fill in the table with different forms of the verbs.

Match the sentence with the tense.

Complete the sentences to make disjunctive questions.

1. The food in the café was not tasty,        ? – Yes, it was. It was tasty and fresh.

2. We can’t do aerobics in this athletic club,        ? – Yes, we can. We can go in for different sports here.

3. This trainer doesn’t work very well,         ? – No, he doesn’t. To tell the truth, he is not very qualified and tolerant of people.

4. Ann didn’t wear a black blouse yesterday,         ? – No, she didn’t. She wore a red dress yesterday.

5. Tommy, you haven’t brushed your teeth yet,          ? – Yes, I have. I have already brushed my teeth and washed my face and hands.

6. Your father won’t walk to the factory,         ? – No, he won’t. He’ll drive to the factory.

7. A little boy didn’t find any flower under the tree an hour ago,        ? – Yes, he did. He found many beautiful flowers there.

8. The Dnieper is a short river,          ? – No, it isn’t. It’s so long and wide.

9. You haven’t got any cricket equipment,          ? – No, I haven’t. I have never played cricket.

10. Yesterday you met the famous hockey players at the railway station,            ? – Yes, we did. We were glad to meet them.

Put the verbs into the correct form (Mind the time markers).

1. My friend's aunt bakes pies with stewed vegetables every week.

1. The Present Continuous Tense
My friend's aunt           pies with stewed vegetables now.

2. The Future Simple Tense

My friend's aunt           pies with stewed vegetables tomorrow.

3. The Present Perfect Tense

My friend's aunt           pies with stewed vegetables recently.

4. The Past Simple Tense

My friend's aunt       pies with stewed vegetables last Friday.

2. My friend buys two litres of milk every week.

1. The Present Continuous Tense
My friend           two litres of milk now.

2. The Future Simple Tense
My friend          two litres of milk tomorrow.

3. The Present Perfect Tense
My friend            two litres of milk lately.

4. The Past Simple Tense
My friend        two litres of milk yesterday.

Choose the correct answer.

1. Alice             [has drunk, drank, has drinken] a glass of milk.

2. It     [are, is, be] necessary to eat rice and vegetables to be healthy.

3. My family           [lived, lives, has lived] in this flat since 1998.

4. Last year we made a tour      [at, near, of] Europe.

5. Our train arrived    [to, at, in] the station at 6 o’clock.

6. I decided to go to the airport to see my friend      [off, of, from] .

7. Let’s walk       [from, to, along] the main street of our town.

8. When will the tourists arrive        [at, in, to the] Kyiv?

9. Can I book a ticket    [in, on, to] Madrid, please?

10. My room in the hotel was      [so, such, as] comfortable.

11. Bob’s bus tour was more expensive than      [my, mine, me].

12. I want to keep fit. I want to be healthy         [either, too, neither].

13. My little nephew can ride             [neither nor, either, neither] a scooter nor a bike.

14. Our new car is      [such, as, so] expensive!

15. What is your favourite ways      [from, in, of] travelling?

16. Where      [did, does, do] you usually buy tickets?

17. He is        [so, not so, such] a good football player!

18. The tour of Europe was      [so, such, as] interesting!

19. Our basketball team is not    [so, as, -] good as yours.

20. He has never been    [in, at, on] a diet.

21. My mother      [do, is, does] not like        [stewed, boiled, fried] fruit.

22. I think that            [vegetables, fries, fruit] is unhealthy food.

23. We               [have not seen, did not see, did not seen] Bill for many years.

24. My sister           [consider, conside, considers] that vitamins are not very useful for her health.

25. My family              [do not eat, do eat, does not eat] low-calorie food.

26. Our school team took part    [in, on, of] the swimming competitions last month.

27. The children will run on the playground       [in, along, at] their break time tomorrow.

28. Boxing is a very violent sport,            [doesn't it, is it, isn’t it]? – Yes, it is.

29. Swimmers mustn’t be well-built,              [must they, mustn't they, mustnt they]? – Yes, they must.

30. You                [have smoked, haven’t smoked, did not smoke] for a long time, have you? – No, I have not.

31. Team sports teach us to be tolerant,              [do they, don’t they, doesn't they]? – Yes, they do.

32. Children             [do not like, likes, like] to play computer games, don’t they? – Yes, they do.

33. Yesterday my niece bought          [a packet, a tin, a can] of Cola.

34. I do not always feed my dog      [of, in, with] necessary food.

35. My Granny            [is baking, are baking, bakes] a pie in the kitchen at the moment.

Read the text and mark if the statements are T (true) or F (false) as in the example.
the Statue of Liberty – статуя Свободи
Carnegie Hall – Корнегі Хол, концертний зал у Нью-Йорку
A neighbourhood – район
a skyline – горизонт
a shore – узбережжя
a scenery – пейзаж
Cosmopolitan – багатонаціональний
а harbor - гавань

US CROSS-CONTINENT TOURS

Operate all year round, and offer you the opportunity of a lifetime to visit five of the greatest US cities, crossing nine states in our 15-days tour!

Days 1-4. The tour begins with three days in New York City, the largest and busiest city in the USA. You can see the Statue of Liberty, visit the city’s museums and spend an evening at Carnegie Hall, one of the best concert halls in the world. The city has a rich and Varied culture, so there is plenty to see and do.

Days 4~7. In Washington, DC, the capital of the USA, you will tour the most famous building in the city and home to the President. You will also visit oldest neighbourhood in Washington, DC. For history lovers, Washington, DC has more than 3000 memorials and statues, and there are several museums.

Days 7-9. Our next stop is beautiful Chicago, which is the third city. Its skyline contains one of the tallest buildings in the world, the Sears Tower. The shore of Lake Michigan offers beautiful scenery with open parks and beaches.

Days 9-12. We will spend three days in the wonderful dessert resort of Las Vegas, visiting the city’s most famous attraction, The Strip — a collection of luxury hotels and casinos for fantastic entertainment.

Days 12-15. The last stop on our tour is one of the country’s most cosmopolitan cities. San Francisco is full of amazing sights, from San Francisco Bay, one of the finest natural harbours, to the Twin Peaks of mount Davidson and mountSutro the largest of the city’s hills. You will also eat out in the Chine town, the largest Chinese community outside Asia.

TRUE OR FALSE

1. The company offers tours of America once a year.       [True, False]

2. Carnegie Hall is a famous museum in New York.       [True, False]

3. Washington, DC is the capital of the USA.       [True, False]

4. Georgetown is a new neighbourhood.       [True, False]

5. There are heaches in Chicago.       [True, False]

6. Las Vegaş is in the desert.       [True, False]

7. MountDavidson is one of the largest hills in San Francisco.       [True, False]

Choose the correct variant:

1. The tour begins with...               [Washington DC, New York, Chicago]

2. The country's most cosmopolitan city is ...               [Los Angeles, Las Vegas, San Francisco]

3. A collection of luxury hotels and casinos is located in...           [Chicago, Las Vegas, New York]

4. One of the tallest buildings in the world is...                 [the Sears Tower, China Town, the Star Tower]

5. The largest Chinese community outside Asia is ...                [The China Town, The China Hall, China Street]

6. One of the best concert halls in the world is...                 [Museum Hall, Carnegie Hall, Washington Hall]

Set the correct order of the cities according to the information of the tour.

Washington   [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Chicago   [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

New York   [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Las Vegas   [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

San Francisco   [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Choose the proper sight for every city.

Las Vegas                       [the Statue of Liberty, The Strip, Carnegie Hall]

Washington                       [Carnegie Hall, Lake Michigan, home to the President]

Chicago                       [the Sears Tower, San Francisco Bay, home to the President]

New York                       [the Statue of Liberty, the Chine town, the Sears Tower]

San Francisco                                  [the Chine town, the Twin Peaks of mount Davidson, The Strip]

Listen to the text and find the correct answer.

1. Cricket...
  [a, b, c]

a.was the most popular sport in the UK.

b.is not very popular in Scotland.

c.is very popular in the UK, especially in Scotland.

2. Cricket can be confusing because...
  [a, b, c]

a.all the player's uniforms are the same color.

b.it's complicated to understand.

c.the rules change constantly.

3. Which sentence is correct?
  [a, b, c]

a.Cricket is only played in the UK and Asia.

b.England is not always the best cricket team.

c.England normally beats the other national cricket teams.

4. 'Rounders' ...
  [a, b, c]

a.is played in the United States.

b.is only played by girls.

c.is similar to baseball and cricket.

5. Which sentence is correct?
  [a, b, c]

a.More than one million people practice jogging.

b.People go jogging in the evening.

c.Jogging is popular in areas with modern offices.

6. In the UK,...
  [a, b, c]

a.there is an important tennis tournament in July.

b.it's not easy to play tennis because of the weather.

c.you can play tennis in most parks.

7. Rollerblading...
  [a, b, c]

a.was more popular in the past.

b.is very popular.

c.is dangerous.