Put the verb in brackets into the correct form.
1. The floor in the house (to wash) every other day. Mrs Simpson (to wash) it herself.
2. The document (to arrive) at 5 o’clock yesterday. It (to translate) by Miss Osborn at once.
3. She told us that he (to have) a car accident a week before and (to take) to hospital.
4. He says that I (to invite) to take part in the next conference too.
5. The boy told us that his grandparents (to die).
6. I was sure that I (to follow). When I (to come out) I (to see) two suspicious looking people.
I (to pass) them by but when I (to turn) round the people (to disappear).
7. I can’t scan the texts for you now, my computer (to use).They said it (to be) free in an hour.
8. I (not to be) to your place for a long time. Now I see it (to change). The rooms (to redecorate)
and a new suite of kitchen furniture (to buy).
9. The car must (to repair) as soon as possible.
– They promise that everything (to do) by the weekend.
10. If I (finish) earlier tomorrow we (to eat out) together.
Translate into English .
1. У тебя есть свободное время сегодня? Давай пойдем в оперный театр. Я не был там целую вечность. Его недавно отреставрировали и, говорят, он изменился до неузнаваемости. Нам потребуется примерно полчаса, чтобы добраться туда на автобусе. Остановка в пяти минутах ходьбы от здания театра.
2 . У меня было странное чувство, что за мной следят. На перекрестке я оглянулся, но увидел только нескольких прохожих, которые шли по тротуару по направлению к подземному переходу. Когда я оглянулся опять, они исчезли.
3. Они решили остановиться в гостинице «Россия». На следующий день они поехали осматривать достопримечательности. Москва произвела на них большое впечатление. Особенно они интересовались историческими памятниками известным людям.
4. Был час пик. Даже на окраине движение было гораздо интенсивнее, чем обычно. Обычно я езжу на работу на трамвае № 17, а потом пересаживаюсь на автобус № 4. Но вчера все трамваи были переполнены, и я не мог войти. На остановке я увидел своего соседа. «Я не могу тебя подвезти, мою машину ремонтируют», сообщил мне он. «Когда ты будешь ездить на своей новой машине?» поинтересовался он. « Я только учусь её водить. Надеюсь, что получу права к следующему месяцу», объяснил я.
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5. – Извините, как добраться до университета? Я приезжий и мне кажется, я сбился с пути.
- Это недалеко отсюда. Пройдите один квартал по этой улице и поверните направо на перекрестке. Вы увидите здание университета слева. Вы его не пропустите.
6. Будь осторожнее, когда пойдешь в школу, соблюдай правила дорожного движения. Если тебе надо перейти улицу, пользуйся переходами. Сначала посмотри налево, потом направо. Если есть светофор, дождись, когда загорится зелёный свет.
7. Он пожаловался, что застрял в пробке вчера и опоздал на работу.
8. В три часа будет уже полчаса, как он учит этот диалог. Он должен быть выучен к завтрашнему дню.
9. Ему пришлось закрыть все двери и окна в доме самому, не так ли?
10. Она предложила ему купить эти серые туфли в тон его новому костюму-тройке. Он померил их, и сказал, что они ему малы.
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11. Много новых дач построено в нашей деревне, с тех пор как ты уехал.
12. У него болит голова, он слишком долго писал сочинение. Ему надо сделать перерыв и отдохнуть.
13. Мы можем пойти пешком, но если у вас мало времени, мы возьмём такси.
TEST REVISION KEYS
KEY 1
Task 1
1. Let’s hang the mirror between these two shelves. 2. What is there in the middle of the bedroom? 3. On the right there is a wash basin, to the left of the wash basin there is a bath. 4. The picture is above the desk. 5. They moved inat the beginning of the week. 6. Mum is back to work after the holidays. 7. Their flat is on the outskirts of London. 8. I’ve tidied the room and everything is in its place now. 9. Their flat is in the suburbs, quite far from the city. 10. Take the notebook out of the bag and put it into / in the desk drawer.
Task 2
Sentence 1
1. There are two large windows in the room, aren’t there? 2. Are there two large windows in the room? 3. Are there two or three windows in the room? 4. What is there in the room? 5. How many windows are there in the room? 6. What kind of windows are there in the room?
Sentence 2
1. His shirts are in the drawer, aren’t they? 2. Are his shirts in the drawer? 3. Are his shirts in the drawer or on the shelves? 4. What is in the drawer? 5. Where are the shirts? 6. Whose shirts are in the drawer?
Task 3
1. We are going to the house-warming party to our relatives today. They moved in somewhere at the end of last month. As far as I know, now they have a comfortable full-sized flat with separate rooms. It’s much larger than ours. They are a little upset that the flat is on the outskirts of the town, rather far from the centre. But this can’t be helped and, besides, there is a bus stop and an underground station just round the corner. There is very little furniture and a lot of room in their flat so far. There is little else I can say about it, hope to see it all for myself soon.
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2. Their country house is cosier and more comfortable than hers. This is a modern two-storey (two-storeyed) cottage in the suburbs. It has all modern conveniences: gas, electricity, central heating, hot and cold water supply. The windows overlook a river. The house is planned so as to make housekeeping easy. The floor is covered with laminate and parquet, the walls are painted or papered.
3. Her elder sister’s name is Kate. She is four years older than her. They are very different. Kate is taller, thinner at the waist, her hair is fairer and longer. I think, she is the prettiest and the most intelligent girl in the group. All the family is very proud of her.
4. Look at the photos. There is our kitchen in this photo. It’s the smallest room in the flat, there isn’t much furniture in it, only the most necessary things, but the light suite of kitchen furniture and the bright curtains on the windows make it cosy. There is a new electric cooker to the left of the sink. The walls are tiled.
5. Our flat is in a new high-rise fourteen-storey block of flats. There is a lift and a rubbish chute in the house. The windows of the flat overlook a busy street. The largest and the most beautiful room is our lounge. There is a wall unit in it consisting of several sections: a sideboard, a wardrobe and a glass-fronted bookcase. On the left there is a settee and a small table. There is a television in the right hand corner. Nothing is more pleasant than to watch a good film in your free time.
6. There is a great deal of milk in the fridge. The milk is in the fridge. The students are in the room. There are plenty of students in room one-two-three. We sang and danced a lot. I have no chalk, give me a little. There are as many desks in this room as in that one. My test is worse than yours. Your test is better than mine.
KEY 2 / 3
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1. We shall go to the library during the break or after classes. 2. They arrived in Rome on a sunny summer morning last week. 3. He woke upat eight in the morning, but he didn’t get up at once. 4. Though it was half past two, he was not in a hurry to leave _ the office. 5. She rests from two till six every day. 6. He will return in four days. 7. - _What time did Fred arrive at the meeting? – At a quarter to (past) five. We were waiting for him. 8 She is too pressed for time to tidy up her flat on weekdays, she does it at weekends. 9. You can enter _the university _ any time. 10. Come to my place on Sunday. 11. He’ll stay in Rome for a day or two.
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1. It is three months since he began driving his new car.
2. She has never made fish pies, but she has baked meat pies several times.
3. He has wanted to travel about the world for many years.
4. I will boil the potatoes as soon as you peel them.
5. Hardly had I tasted the salad when the waiter brought the second course.
6. She hopes she will have laid the table by the time the guests come.
7. It’s the second time Jim has failed his History exam.
3.
1) The later you get up the less time you will have to get ready. 2) If you don’t take more exercise you will get fat. 3) Ask her if she will wash the dishes. If she washes up and dusts the furniture I shall wash the floor and water the houseplants. 4) I am going to do the shopping. Will you come with me? 5) Yesterday she washed the bed linen and now she is ironing it. 6) - I hear you were at the new hairdresser’s yesterday. You have such a nice haircut! I am glad you like it. 7) Neither my friends nor I make our own clothes. 8) She felt so bad yesterday and today she feels (is feeling) even worse. 9) He is so lazy. He doesn’t help his parents about the house at all. 10) I have neither time nor wish to knit or to sew, but I enjoy cooking. 11) Yesterday she fell and sprained her ankle, now she is lying on the sofa and watching TV. 12) He vacuums carpets every month. So do we. He doesn’t do his exercises. Neither do I. 13) Last year he did repairs (redecorated) himself. 14) - What’s the time? (What time is it?) – It’s half past seven already. It’s time to wake up and get up. – I am getting up already. 15) If you oversleep and miss your bus you will arrive at the university later than usual and will be late for your classes. 16) Today I am going to my nephew’s housewarming. I must go to the hairdresser’s. 17) - Tomorrow he has his birthday. What shall I give him? – Last year he entered the Institute of Foreign Languages. Give him some good English book in the original. 18) He gave me such good advice! This advice is so good! This is such wonderful news! There are so many people here. He speaks French so well! You look so wonderful! 19) I left my exercise book at home. So did he. He never drinks coffee. Neither does she. Her granny doesn’t see well. Neither does mine. They are not listening to music now. Neither are we. 20) You can answer these questions quicker (more quickly) and easier (more easily) than me. 21) Neither he nor I am tired. Neither I nor he is tired. Neither he nor they go to bed so early. Neither my parents nor John goes to the country on weekdays. 22) She hasn’t laid the table yet. She is still cutting bread. I hope she’ll have prepared everything before guests come. 23) Sit down to table. – I’m not very hungry. I just want to have a bite. – You are such a light eater! Are you on a diet? 24) I prefer apples to oranges. Bananas are out of the question. 25) I like fried potatoes. – So do they. I don’t eat pancakes in the canteen. They aren’t tasty. – Neither do I. He drinks vegetable juice, and I prefer fruit juice. 26. Who goes shopping in your family? – Mother does. Who decorates the fir tree? – I do. Who is at home now? – My parents are. Who prepared dinner? – Granny did.
KEY 4
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1 Somebody struck the man on the head when he was going to his car.
2 He will get married some day if he meets a girl of his dream.
3 They are celebrating their engagement next Saturday.
4 He seldom called on us when he was living (= lived) next door.
5 I know very well what my grandparents will be doing when I come to their place tonight: Grandma will be knitting and Granddad will be watching football on TV.
6 – Why are you walking so fast? Are you following anybody?
- No, I am hurrying to the Drama theatre. The play begins in 5 minutes.
7 – What were you doing at 7 yesterday? I was phoning you, but nobody took the receiver.
- No wonder. I was having a bath and listening to the radio and didn’t hear the phone.
8. He is tired. He has been walking for two hours.
9. Her hands were dirty. She had been working in the garden all day long.
10. They will have been selling books for ten years by the next January.
2.
1. The headmaster of our school’s son is a fifth-year student already. Neither his fellow-students nor he knows where they will work when they graduate from the university
2. What should I do? I have problems with grammar. I haven’t passed the oral test.
– The monitor may (=might) help you. He is at home in English and tests come easy to him.
3. You don’t have to borrow the book on Home Reading from the library. (=You needn’t borrow the book ...) I’ll give you out the books myself. When do we have our next class in Home Reading according to our timetable?
4. They met when they were taking their entrance exams. He lent her his spare pen. When they entered our faculty they both got into one group. Now they are best friends and she helps him with his pronunciation – they listen to dialogues, practise their sounds and intonation.
5. Our hostel is ten minutes’ walk from the university. (= Our hostel is a ten-minute walk from the university.)
6. He had to take a lot of extra classes and learn by heart not to fall behind the group.
7. You didn’t take notes at the lecture on Psychology again! You are so lazy and slap-dash! You must hang on the teacher’s every word.
8. Take your group register and hand in your record books to the dean’s office.
9. Will you take a preliminary course at the beginning of July to improve your knowledge?
10. He does well in English, but his speech lacks fluency.
11. – Why does he sit up late every evening? – He learns German. He wants to try to translate from German. He may be able to do it.
12. At the seminar on Linguistics the teacher told us that all the students had to do some research work.
13. You stayed away from several classes in Phonetics without a good excuse, didn’t you? When are you going to catch up with the group and get rid of your mistakes?
14. Did we have to translate orally or in writing? (= Were we to translate…).
15. Let’s get down to business. Today we are asking questions about the text and acting out the dialogue on page forty-four. Who wants to begin? Take your time. Do it on your own.
16. Today we’ll finish the lesson earlier than usual. Let’s do a test. Leave a margin on the left-hand side. Number your sentences, please. I hope you’ll make fewer mistakes in it than you made in your last one. You may go home when you put your names on your papers and give them to me. Don’t cheat, work on your own.
17. Any problems? Don’t all answer at once. One at a time, please. Let’s take a look at it together and see if we can figure it out. That’ll do. Let’s move on now. Let’s quiet down now. Let’s ask questions to this sentence.
KEY 5
1. Johnny begged his mother to give him another glass of juice
2. The lady offered Mary some more salad.
3. The teacher reminded the children that it’s never too late to learn.
4. Wendy promised her mother to dust the furniture the next day.
Wendy promised her mother she would dust the furniture the next day.
5. The officer ordered Bill to put the knife on the floor and not to say a word.
6. Father suggested having a picnic on Saturday.
Their father suggested they (should) have a picnic on Saturday.
7. Paul denied he had ever been to that place before.
8. Mrs Roberts wanted to know if Harry was playing golf that day.
9. Meg complained to her cousin that her children never stopped running and shouting.
10. Mike wondered whose car that was and added that it looked very strange.
1. – Why are you so sad? – I have a headache. I have been shopping for too long. – Did you buy anything? – A three-piece suit and a tie to match.
2. - I had to drop in at the baker’s on the way home. – So did I. We had run out of bread.
3. I don’t want to put on either a hat or kerchief on such a fine spring morning.
4. – I suggest going to the ladies’ wear department. I want a skirt and a blouse in pastel shades. – And I want to buy an evening velvet dress.
5. – She can’t afford this beige silk suit. It’s too expensive. – She can buy it on credit. It’s becoming to her and fits her perfectly.
6. I’d like to buy leather shoes and not suede ones. They are more practical and wear better. No wonder they are in great demand.
7. She has good taste in clothes. I have never seen her badly-dressed.
8. You should make this skirt yourself. It will be much cheaper.
9. All the casual clothes are here. Choose and try them on. The prices are reasonable.
10. Why do you still have your dressing gown and slippers on? I see you aren’t in a hurry. And the performance starts at seven sharp.
11.- Have you been to the food shop? – Yes, and I’ve also bought the latest newspaper on the newsstand. – Where is Mom? – She has also gone shopping. She wants some buttons and undies.
12. I have never worn pyjamas. At home I wear a T-shirt and shorts.
13. When I saw him he was wearing dark-blue jeans, a dark-grey striped pullover and trainers.
14. These leather gloves don’t go with your new hat. Besides, they are tight on you. What size gloves do you wear?
15. - I wonder where my money is? – I’ve seen it on the small table in the sitting room. – I want to buy high-heeled court shoes with a tapered toe. They are in fashion now.
– How much are they? Let me give them to you for your birthday. – You’d better give me a silver chain or French perfume.
16. The doctor said she wouldn’t get better until she kept to a diet. She weighs 70 kilos.
17. She made her new trousers all day yesterday. She said that she would have finished them by the weekend.
18. Scarcely had we entered the footwear department when I saw these sandals. Unfortunately they didn’t have my size.
19. He paid in cash, took his shopping and left.
20. She has been married since last year. Her husband is six years older than her.
KEY 6
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1. The floor in the house is washed every other day. Mrs Simpson washes it herself.
2. The document arrived at 5 o’clock yesterday. It was translated by Miss Osborn at once.
3. She told us that he had had a car accident a week before and had been taken to hospital.
4. He says that I will be invited to take part in the next conference too.
5. The boy told us that his grandparents had died.
6. I was sure that I was being followed. When I came out I saw two suspicious-looking people.
I passed them by but when I turned round the people had disappeared.
7. I can’t scan the texts for you now, my computer is being used. They said it would be free in an hour.
8. I haven’t been to your place for a long time. Now I see it has changed. The rooms have been redecorated and a new suite of kitchen furniture has been bought.
9. The car must be repaired as soon as possible.
– They promise that everything will have been done by the weekend.
10. If I finish earlier tomorrow we will eat out together.
2.
1. Do you have spare time today? Let’s go to the opera house. I haven’t been there for ages. It has recently been restored and they say it has changed out of all recognition. It will take us about half an hour to get there by bus. The bus stop is five minutes’ walk from the building of the theatre.
2. I had a strange feeling that I was being followed. On the crossroads I turned round, but I only saw some passers-by who were going on the pavement in the direction of the subway. When I turned round again they had disappeared.
3. They decided to put up at the hotel “Rossiya”. The next day they went sightseeing. Moscow made a great impression on them. They were especially interested in historical monuments to famous people.
4. It was the rush hour. Even on the outskirts the traffic was much heavier than usual. Generally I go to work by tram 17 and then change to bus 4. But yesterday all the trams were overcrowded and I couldn’t get on. I saw my neighbour at the stop. “I can’t give you a lift, my car is being repaired”, he informed me. “When will you ride in your new car?” he wondered. “I am just learning to drive. I hope I will have got my driving licence by next month,” I explained.
5. Excuse me, how can I get to the university? I am a stranger here and I think I am out of my way.
– It's not far from here. Walk one block down this street and turn right on the crossroads. You will see the building of the university on the left. You won't miss it.
6. Be more careful when you go to school, observe the traffic rules. If you have to cross the street use the crossings. First look to the left, then to the right. If there are traffic lights, wait till the light changes to green.
7. He complained that he had got stuck in the traffic jam the day before and had been late for work.
8. By three o'clock he will have been learning this dialogue for half an hour already. It must be learned by tomorrow.
9. He had to lock all the doors and windows in the house himself, didn't he?
10. She suggested he should buy these grey shoes to match his new three-piece suit. He tried them on and said they were tight on him.
11. Many new country houses have been built in our village since you left.
12. He has a headache, he has been writing his essay for too long. He should have a break and take a rest.
13. We can go on foot, but if you are pressed for time we shall take a taxi.
REVISION EXAMINATION TEST
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