Read the text and complete the gaps A-F with the parts of the sentences marked by numbers 1-7. One part…

Explain the words/phrases in bold. Use some to
complete the sentences.
1 You mustn’t be rude to your teachers. You
should . them.
2 Lucy gave her parents a . and then went
to bed.
3 Being impolite to others is not . behaviour.
4 Apart from the ., he didn’t know anyone
at the party.
5 She kissed her daughter on the . before
she left for work.​

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

1. Factory work is often and boring — especially when you have to do the same actions all day long. REPEAT

2. Our phone call was because there was an electricity cut and all land lines stopped working. CONNECT

3. There was an smell coming from the kitchen because we had burnt the food. PLEASANT

4. Has Frank always wanted to work in people in need? VOLUNTEER sector and help

5. The economy of our country isn’t doing well at the moment and many car companies have closed. MANUFACTURE

6. Schools take important steps to ensure that all employees follow proper standards. SAFE

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Complete the sentences with the correct form of the word.

1. The government is trying to ……. new industries. GROW

2. So you’d rather ………. cabbages? AMBITION

3. We need …… talk and more work! DEVELOP

4. Day by day, your work ………… . PROVE

5. Who’s the ………. boy? LESS

Fill in “the” where necessary.

1. The current legislation of …. Republic of Cuba observes and respects the rights of the individual.

2. …. Bosnia and ……. Herzegovina still has neither a flag nor a common currency.

3. ……. Chinese language is difficult to learn.

4. ……. Italian is the language of love.

5. …… India has a population of more than 1 billion.

Complete the gaps in the sentences below with the correct form of the passive voice.

1. He …….(tell) everything that he knows.

2. The workbooks …….(bring) tomorrow.

3. Peter …….(meet) at the station.

4. The Mona Liza ………( paint ) by Leonardo da Vinchi.

Read the text and choose the best options to fill in the gaps.

Old man’s story

One evening several tourists who were staying at a (1) ……in Manchester were having dinner in the hotel restaurant. Fish was brought and while they were (2)…… it, some of them told interesting stories about finding rings and other things inside fish. An old man who had only listened to their stories and never spoken a word, suddenly said that he would like to tell them an interesting story, too. And this is what he told them:

«When I was a young man, I lived in New York and was going to marry a beautiful young (3)…. , whose name was Alice. About two months before our marriage I was sent to England for a fortnight. I went to say (4)…………to Alice and gave her a ring. She gave me hers and said that she would be waiting for me. But I had to stay in England six months and not a fortnight as I had planned. Late in September my work was done at last and I was able to leave for New York.

Next morning, when I was already aboard the steamer, I was looking through the morning newspaper, and what do you think I saw? Alice was going to (5)………another man! I couldn’t believe my eyes, but it was true. I was so angry that I threw her ring into the sea.

I was having dinner at a restaurant in New York a few days later, and while I was eating the fish, I bit on something hard. What do you think it was?»

«The ring!» all the listeners cried out at once.

«No,» said the old man sadly, «it was a fish-bone».

1. A. shop B. hotel C. hospital D. museum

2. A. waiting B. drinking C. eating D. planning

3. A. girl B. boy C. woman D. housewife

4. A. Good morning! B. hello C. goodbye D. Hi!

5. A. marry B. love C. live D. choose

I. For questions 1 to 10, read the text and decide which answer (a, b, c or d) fills the blank.

Although doctors have been warning about the dangers of cigarettes (1)_____ over fifty years, the number of people who smoke is still disturbingly high. These people are not (2) _____; they do worry (3) _____ their health; they know the risks they are (4) _____ with their lives. They also realise how much money they are (5)_____ on cigarettes, yet they still find it almost impossible to give them (6) _____.

Smoking is also much more socially unacceptable now. A lot of people (7) _____ to others smoking in public places – I personally can’t (8)_____ sitting next to a smoker in a restaurant, and I just don’t go into (9) _____ bars anymore because I know what the air will be like. But we have to remember that most smokers do want to stop. Instead of criticising them, perhaps we should give them a (10) ____.

1)a)from b) for c) since d) during

2) a) ridiculous b) silly c) senseless d) childish

3) a) about b) over c) with d) around

4) a) doing b) making c) having d) taking

5) a) earning b) making c) wasting d) saving

6) a) in b) up c) out d) to

7) a) oppose b) protest c) object d) disagree

a) let b) stand c) allow d) like

9) a) crowded b) blocked c) filled d) solid

10) a) help b) support c) hold d) hand

Fill in the gaps with the following prepositions ! AT, BY, FOR, IN, INTO, OF, OFF, ON, OUT(OF), TO, UNDER, WITH

1. How do I get . the public library? — Go to the end . this street and turn right ; turn left . the next traffic lights and then take the second turning . your right. This will bring you . Brook Street, and you’ll find the library . your left/

2. The boy was leaning against the wall . his hands . his pockets. «Take you hands . your pockets , » his father said to him.

3. When she was getting . the car one . her buttons fell . . Although we were . a hurry she insisted . stopping to look . it.

4. Mrs Jones is very keen . punctuality. Her lessons start dead . time and you get . terrible trouble if you are late.

5. Don’t leave your luggage . the corridor. It’ll be . everyone’s way. Bring it . the compartment and put it . the rack.

6. He sits . his desk all day . his head . his hands. It gets . my nerves.

7. . mistake I opened Maria’s letter instead . my own. She was very angry . me and said that I’d done it . purpose.

8. I always buy a newspaper . my way . the station and read it . the train. By the time I get . London I’ve read most . it.

9. He was charged . driving while . the influence . alcohol.

10. People who drop litter . the pavement are liable . a fine . € 50.

1. He explained the plan to us . detail.

2. . my opinion, the film was excellent .

3. Call the fire brigade quickly. The house is . fire !

4. Why are you so anxious . There is nothing to worry. .

5. Do you believe . monsters ?

6. Mr Jackson can’t speak to you right now. He’s . the phone.

7. The post office is closed because all the workers are . strike.

8. I’ve been . touch . the manager about the problem.

9. Marianne congratulated me . winning the race.

10. I’ll discuss the matter . my lawyer.

11. She loves the countryside because she was brought up . a farm.

12. She’ll never forgive me . lying to her.

13. My parents took me . a tour of Italy.

14. Tom is really fed up . his job.

15. The bank robber was sentenced . two years in prison.

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Fill in the gaps with the right variant: mustn’t / don’t have to / doesn’t have to

This window is broken. You ___________ open it.
It’s Sunday tomorrow. I __________ get up early.
You _________ eat the soup if you don’t want to.
Mr. Brown is a very rich man. He ___________ work.
Your dog ____________ sleep in your bed. 
This museum is free. We _____________ buy any tickets.
Stop! You are crossing the border! You don’t have to_______ step beyond this sign!
Your partner ___________ sign every page. He may just sign the first one.
Passengers _________ leave their kids unattended at the airport.
You _________ text while driving. It’s illegal in our state.
You _________ help me. You owe me nothing.​

Ребят, выручите? Пожалуйста Choose the most suitable word or phrase to complete each sentence.
1. Most schools in my country no longer have (physical/ capital/ bodily/ corporal)
punishment.
2. The policemen following the robbers were in (plain/ ordinary/ normal/ simple)
clothes.
3. The two old ladies were (stolen/ attacked/ robbed/ snatched) of their purses.
4. At the end of the story, the hero manages to arrest the (offenders/ villains/
wrongs/ evils).
5. I had to answer question A because it was (compulsoryl necessaryl a must/ an
obligation)
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Tasks I. Use the text «Global Crisis” and its active vocabulary to answer the following questions. 1. In what way did leading causes of death at the end of XX c. changed compared to the beginning of the century? 2. What factors influenced the changes? 3. Have people all over the world benefited equally from health improvements? Why? 4. What diseases still represent around 90 % of all avoidable mortality in almost all age-sex groups of the developing countries? 5. Have medical scientists and practitioners found the tools and approaches to address all kinds of communicable diseases? 6. What is ― unemployment‖? Do you agree that unemployment is not just social, but also political problem? 7. Does holding a job guarantee that a worker and his or her family will not be poor? 8. Do you agree that not having a means to keep a roof over one‘s head is the most hazardous opportunity the poor may face? 9. What are the two sides of the problem of water use? III. Match the following challenges (1 – 7) with some of the opportunities (A – O) that may contribute to the solution of the former. Then discuss in pairs / groups and complete a list of opportunities.

In law, it is important to distinguish between the parties involved in a

transaction or an action. Complete the sentences below, using words from the

box. Not all words will be needed.

Cлова: signatories, buyer/seller, borrower/lender, supplier/producer,

wholesalers/retailers, lawyer/client, teacher/student, plaintiff/defendant,

licensee/licensor, franchiser/franchisees, undersigned,

parties to the agreement

1. Everyone promises to obey the treaty – all major countries are …signatories… to

it.

2. The beer can be produced under licence but the ……………………. must fulfil

all the requirements imposed by the ……………………. .

3. Many projects require the cooperation of various partners. If they all agree to work

together, they become ……………………………. .

4. The price was negotiated between the ………………………… and the

………………… of the house, in a private sale.

5. Some clothes companies sell their products on a franchise basis: each country has

a main ……………………., with numerous people working as

……………………. .

6. The bank agreed that the ……………………. should pay 12% on the loan, so the

………………………… made a fair profit!

7. In the civil case, the ……………………. brought an action against the

…………………. for damaging his car on purpose.

8. Manufacturers sell their goods to ……………………., and in turn,

……………………. buy from them.

9. The relationship between a ……………………. and ……………………… is

bound by confidentiality.

10. A letter was sent to the manager complaining about working conditions. All the

members wrote their names. The letter read: ‘We, the ……………………….,

strongly protest about conditions at work.’

6.4.4.1 6.4.6.1 Answer the questions. Why should we avoid using our cars? What means of transport are less harmful to the environment? 3 What can we do if we can’t use an item again? 4 Who can help you to clean up your neighbourhood? 5 Why are trees important? 2 1 2 6 What should we do if we see rubbish on the ground? 7 THINK! What do we need to do to keep our own neighbourhood clean? In three minutes write a few sentences. Read them to your partner. 8 What is the author’s attitude?​