A. Fill in the blanks with who, which, that or whose. There may be more than or 1. That man is the writer….

Fill in the blanks with who or which.
1. I met a woman —- can speak six languages
2. What’s the name of the man —- lives next door?
3. Where is the picture —- was on the wall? went to the party enjoyed it very much.
4. Everybody —
5. Do you know anybody —- wants to buy a car?
6. What’s the name of the river —- goes through the town?
7. She always asks me questions —- are difficult to answer.
8. I have a friend —- is very good at repairing cars.
9. A coffee-maker is a machine —- makes coffee.
10. Why does he always wear clothes —- are too big for him?
11. The man —- won the first prize last week will be very rich.
12. The girl —- had an accident yesterday is my father’s secretary.
13. The books —- are lying on the table are very interesting.
14. The doctor —- usually attends my mother is on holiday now.
15. The airplane —- frightened the students was flying very low over the school.​

III. Complete the questions using supelative adjectives and the predicate (is). Answer the questions. 1.Who / good-looking / actor in the world? 2.What / funny / comedy on TV? 3. Who / beautiful / actress in the world? 4.What / boring / programme on TV? 5.Who / good / film director in your country? 6. What / scary / film that you’ve ever seen? 7.What / good / film that you’ve ever seen? IV. Open the gaps, using Passive or Active Voice of the verb. 1. That door 2. Michelangelo (paint) yesterday. (paint) the Sistine Chapel. 3. Michael Schumacher Ferrari in 2003. 4. In the UK everyone 5. Inter-city trains_ 6. The ‘La Stampa’ newspaper by two million people in Italy. 7. My car 8. The thieves 9. The Queen 10. The bridge last night. 11. (learn) Japanese when I was in Tokyo. 12. I (teach) by an old Japanese man. (should/type), not 13. This letter handwritten! 14. The new secretary. (type) at 100 wpm. V. Write down a dialogue about a film or a book. (drive) for (drive) on the left. (usually/drive) by men. (read) (steal)! Call the police! (steal) the gold last week. (open) the bridge tomorrow. (destroy) by the storm​

4. fill in the gaps using who, which or whose where necessary, as in the example.
1 can you tell me who took the newspapers from the table?
2 the woman made the cake is ann’s mum
. 3 that is the girl has just sold her bike to me.
4 what do you think of the new teacher started this year?
5 john’s the man car broke down last week. 6 have you got any money you can lend me? 7 she’s the woman brother is a soldier.
8 i lost the necklace my grandmother gave me last summer.
9 when are you going to move those boxes are in the hall?
10 the man owns that shop is retiring next year.​

A, B, or C to complete the sentences.5 Tick
Example: We eat in the ________.
 C dining room B bedroom A bathroom

1 My mother’s sister is my ________.
C uncle B nephew A aunt

2 My sister works in a hospital. She’s a ________.
C builder B nurse A receptionist

3 I don’t see Claire very much, but we often ________at weekends.
C search B download A skype

4 Can I pay by credit ____, please?
C ticket B money A card

5 I work with sick animals. I’m a ________.
C politician B vet A lawyer

6 I got your email but I couldn’t open the ________.
C wifi B Internet A attachment

7 My father’s a ________. He flies all over the world.
C nurse B pilot A builder

8 I need some ________ for this letter, please.
C stamps B keys A coins

9 My son’s daughter is my ________.
C niece B sister A granddaughter

10 You can buy medicine at a ________.
C post office B market A pharmacy

Task 2 Fill in the blanks with suitable interrogative pronouns 1. do you want to do? 2. of these books will you take? 3. is you dad from? 4. is that guy with Mary? 5. students are there in your classroom? Пжжжжжжж​

b Complete the questions with does, do, is, or are. Then match the questions to the answers. 1 What does 2 What 3 4 What 5 6 Where 7 8 What she do? they do? he a builder? you do? they policemen? she work? she a student? he do? a He’s an actor. b In a restaurant — she’s a waitress. c-She’s a doctor. d No, they’re lawyers. e I’m a hairdresser. f No, he’s an engineer. g They’re pilots. h No, she’s a teacher.​

GRAMMAR 1 Tick the correct sentence. Example: A Real Dahlisa author. O B Roald Dahlisan author. 1 Alisabone o B Ir’s an bouse 2. A Thesis our desoom. This is cordassroom 3 A Two bons of paper, please. O B Tanbors of paper please. D 4 A Kim and Tony are students. I B Kim and Tom is students. O 5 A It’s an English dictionary. B It’sa English dictionary 6 A They’re diarys. O B They’re diaries. D 7 A ‘What are these? They’re a headphones.’ B What are these? ‘They’re headphones.’ 8 A is that your tissues? B Are those your tissues?​

B. Choose the proper answer 1. She usually English at home a) is speaking b) speaks e) has spoken d) spoke t 2. She . her parents yesterday a) has visited b) visits e) is visiting d) visited 3. Look! He. the piano. a) is playing b) plays e) played d) has played 4. My Granny is the. cook in the world! a) good b) goodest c) best d) better 5. Peter wondered if Tom. to London the following year. a) will go b) would go c) went d) is going C. Choose the from his bad cold and can go out tomorrow. proper answer 1. He has house face the river. A. suffered B. worried C. recovered 2. They have a big house. Some windows of A. themselves their C. their 3. My cat is black. A. his B. my C. its paws are white. 4. Where is Helen? I want to speak to A. her B. you C. myself 2. My Granny grew beautiful flowers. They are A. her B. hers C. herselves 3. My elder brother likes tea nor the coffee. A. neither B. either C. or lick your fingers. 4. You A. should B. should to C. shouldn’t 5. How much is it? A. Here you are. B. Three pounds, please. C. I’d like to have a look at this shirt. 6. A person who sells pork and beef is a A. greengrocer B. grocer C. butcher makes laws about the policy of the country, taxes and many other things. 7. A. The Queen B. The House of Commons C. The House of Lords 8. The book about Tom Sawyer was written by A. Jack London B. William Shakespeare C. Mark Twain L Rewrite sentences into reported speech. J. Nina said: «I bought a new Jacket yesterday.» K. They said: «We are going to keep to a diet, Sam.» L. Frank said: «< It’s hard to get tickets for the match». M. «Have you bought any food?» said Dad to his son. N. «Where are you from?» she asked. O. The teacher said to her pupils: «Don’t open your books!». P. David said to his friend, «Will you join me?» Q. The weatherman said, «The weather will be warmer in two days» J. Rewrite the sentences in the Passive Voice. 1) We cooked a cake yesterday. 2) They are drawing the pictures. 3) We plant a lot of trees every month. 4) They will buy this apartment next week. 5) The butcher sells meat, beef, pork. 6) He will wash his car in 2 days

Fill in the gaps with correct verb form from the box. 6. Somebody has. this window. 7. Have you . your book yet? 8. She’s a good friend of mine. I’ve. her a long time. 9. I have.some coffee. Would you like some? 10. I know George but I’ve never.his wife.
1. known 2. saw 3. finished 4. cost 5. broken 6. slept 7. seen 8. made 9. went 10. met​

Complete the sentences
1 A: Maya
the sentences with the verbs in
brackets in the past simple or the present perfect.
. (win) a new
laptop on the quiz show last night.
B: Yeah. I
UCKY
(just/hear). Isn’t she lucky?
2 A: . (you/see)
my new profile picture on Facebook?
B: Yes,
. (be)
on Facebook last night. It’s a cool photo.
3 A: My dad .
. (have) this
laptop for years. He needs to get a new one.
B: You can get cheap ones now. My dad .
. (buy) a new one last month.
4 A: Boris . . (not/visit)
us for ages. Is he all right?
B: Yeah. I
(chat)
with him online the other day.
5 A: Olaf
me you got a new smartphone.
B: Yes, it’s great.
(tell)​