Module №7 Focus 2 Unit 7

Level 1

Task 1. Choose the correct answer :

I think there is _____ advertising on TV. I can’t stand it

Choose the correct answer :

_____ homework do you get every day?

Choose the correct answer :

She’s got _____ money to buy designer clothes, but she often goes window shopping.

Choose the correct answer :

______ of their debtors have returned the money yet.

Choose the correct answer :

The T-shirt didn’t fit my brother, so I sent it back and asked for a _____ .

Choose the correct answers to replace the underlined part of the sentence.

I'm really hungry because I haven't eaten all day.

Choose the correct answers to replace the underlined part of the sentence.

Sorry, but I've already sold my watch.

Task 2. Complete the mini-dialogues with the correct words. The first letters are given.

Kim: I saw this advert for an interesting flat. It was in the window of the n             this afternoon when I went to buy my bus ticket and some chocolate.

Mike: I think it's safer to go to an e        a         when looking for somewhere to live.

Complete the names of the places from the adverts . The first and last letters are given.

1. We offer free eye tests. o            s

2. The best sausages in town! b           s

3. Today only - 10% off all cakes. b           s

Level 2

Task 3 .Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in capitals.

1. Stanley has saved half of his            for a new computer. EARN

2. A modern water park was built last year, which was the best                in our city. INVEST

3. I don’t use any cash. All my          are made by credit card. PAY

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first.(The passive) sentence

For example : How much does the factory pay the workers? ----- How much are the factory workers paid?

1. They keep their investments secret.

   Their investments          secret.

2. He painted more than 100 pictures in this studio.

   More than 100 pictures              in this studio.

Find and correct the mistakes. (Quantifiers)

For Example : There are too much things on the menu. I can't decide what to order. many

1. Very little people can afford to buy a private island.            

2. A lots of the students are sick this week.                 

Complete the sentences with the correct word. Use Idefinite pronouns.

1. Honestly, there was           in the clothes shop that suited me.

2. Oh, no! I’ve lost my ballet fl ats. They could be            .

3. I know they make green Dr Martens so they have to sell them           .

Level 3

Task 4. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. Use between two and five words, including the word in capitals. For example :

I have got almost no money left. VERY

I have very little money left.

1. Did we sell the last cashmere jumper to Mr Smith? WAS

   Do you know if the last                             Mr Smith?

2. Today, all of the things on this shelf are half-price. IS

   Today,                             half-price.

Translate into English

1. Коли я не можу знайти те, що хочу в магазинах, я йду в інтернет магазини

2. Я впевнений, що тут десь є квітковий магазин.

3. Я ніколи не ходжу в той газетний кіоск. Усі там такі грубі!

Complete the text with the correct form of the words from the box. There are two extra words.

( any create custom logo organise produce sell shop qick )

The online          website that we know today as eBay was         in 1995. Its first name was AuctionWeb, and it started life as a small part of the personal website of the company's inventor, French-American Pierre Omidyar. The first item for sale on the site was a broken laser pointer. When Pierre found a          who was happy to pay $14 for this, he asked him why he wanted it. The answer was simple - the man collected laser pointers. Because of this experience, Pierre believed that he could sell          through his new online shop - and it didn't matter whether the item was working or broken.

Pierre's idea became a huge success and the company grew         after he invited other people to sell their items on his website. In 1997, Pierre changed the name to eBay and, one year after this, only three years after the company had started, Pierre was a billionaire.

Today eBay is worth about $10 billion, operates in 30 countries and has between 20-25 million         who advertise their things for sale. And now, you can buy anything from broken laser pointers to the latest          of technology and high street fashions.

Level 4

Task 5 . Answer the questions.

When was the last time you bought an item on special offer? What did you buy?

Why do you need to keep your receipts?

What's your favourite shop? Why?