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Write sentences using the correct time expressions.

Kyiv     [is, are] the city with a history that                   [have been spaning, has been spaning] more than a millennium. It     [is, are]one of the most picturesque cities in the world. Green streets fully            [harmonise, harmonises]) with its impressive architecture.

Prince Volodymyr the Great        [build, built] the first stone church in Ukraine during his reign. The Golden Gate, built in the 11th century and restored in 1989,      [was, were]very famous in Eastern Europe.

St Sophia’s Cathedral         [locate, locates]not far from the Golden Gate. It       [face, faces]a square in the centre of which there     [is, are]a monument to Bohdan Khmelnitskiy, the Hetman of the Ukrainian Cossacks.

You             [can to find, can find] the first school and library in it as well.

Choose the right form of the verb.

1. My friend           [likes, is liking, liked, has liked] pies very much.

2. When I met him in the street yesterdy, he            [eats, ate, was eating] a pie.

3. He told that he            [bought, has bpught, had bought] pie at the corner of the street.

4. Look! He           [eats, ate, is eating] a pie now again.

5. She                         [is already eating, has already eaten, has already been eating] for 20 minutes, we'll late!

6. He just it            [bought, has bought, buys]at a bakery.

7. I            [bought, has bought, was buying]a pie yesterday. It was delicious!

8. Realy? I          [buy, bought, will buy]it tomorrow too!

Listen and read the paragraphs the guide book and choose the right word.

St. Paul’s Cathedral

The Great Fire of London          [in 1646, in 1656, in 1666] burnt the medieval cathedral to the ground, so Londoners needed a new one. Sir Christopher Wren started building St Paul’s          [in 1675., in 1685., in 1695.] It took him          [25 years, 35 years, 45 years] to finish it. St Paul’s Cathedral has a 48 m high dome (a rounded roof). You can       [drive, ride, walk] around its base on the inside. This part is called the Whispering Gallery. When you whisper against its wall, your friend can hear your whisper on the other side —             [48 m away., 58 m away., 68 m away.]That means that the church has got very       [bad, good, poor] acoustics.

The Houses of Parliament

This       [huge, small, long] building is the home of the British parliament. Members of Parliament are also called MPs. People choose them in elections which take

place                      [every 2 to 3 years., every 3 to 4 years., every 4 to 5 years.] The task of Parliament is to make laws.

Big Ben is the name of the bell (13.7 tonnes) inside the Clock (Elizabeth) Tower which forms part of the                       [Houses of Parliament., Tower of London., Westminster Abbey.]

The Gherkin.

The Gherkin is one of the most famous           [high-rise, low-rise, long-rise] buildings in London. It was designed by the famous British           [engineer, designer, architect] Norman Foster. You can see its top from far away. Some people say it looks like a        [pen, rocket, pocket], but most people simply call it the Gherkin. It was built in such a way as to save        [energy, light, water], so the heating and cooling costs are not too high.

The Millennium Bridge

The Millennium Bridge is a bridge over the Thames. People like         [driving, riding, walking] over it because there is no traffic on it. It’s       [134 m, 144 m, 154 m] long. The bridge has got the nickname - ‘Wobbly Bridge’. When it first opened          [in 2000,, in 2005,, in 2010,] thousands of people who walked across felt a gentle movement underfoot. The bridge was closed, the problem fi xed and it was reopened on 2          [December, January, February], 2002. In the film Harry Potter and the Half-Blood-Prince, Lord Voldemort’s Death Eaters try            [to build, to destroy, to charm] the bridge and after some twisting, it collapses into the Thames. Luckily, that was just a film!

Read the text, match the headlines with the parts of the text.

Read and complete the text with the words from the box.

«Now You See Me» was (1)            [characters, title, directed, comedy, actors, exciting, plot]by Louis Leterrier in 2013, and gathered $117.7 million in the US box offices. The main (2)            [characters, title, directed, comedy, actors, exciting, plot]are played by Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Isla Fisher, Mark Ruffalo, Melanie Laurent and Dave Franco. Besides them, one of my favourite Hollywood actors — Morgan Freeman — has also starred in «Now You See Me», so I felt content with the actors. The movie’s (3)            [characters, title, directed, comedy, actors, exciting, plot] develops around a group of four professional illusionists, led by so-called Atlas. They use their perfect skills to steal money and rob banks. This group of four is chased by FBI agents, who want to reveal the illegal activities of the four magicians. The atmosphere of the film is (4)            [characters, title, directed, comedy, actors, exciting, plot], especially in the beginning, when it shocks viewers with its novelty. But closer to the middle of the movie the tension weakens, and then simply fades away.

Look at the photos of food and match to the sentences.

Insert a missing word or a phrase.

Listen to the dialogue. Choose the correct answers.

Sam doesn't want to go ice skating because                              [he's busy., he doesn't like ice skating.]

Sam is free on                   [Saturday morning., Saturday evening.]

They agree to meet at 10:30 at             [the cafe., the cinema.]

They agree to have lunch                  [before the film., after the film.]