Elementary justice in the first comers having their seats. Dora decided not to give up her seat. She…

Put in prepositions or adverbs. The teacher asked the pupils to put their lunches . the desks. 2. She walked . . the first desk and asked: «Did you forget your lunch?» 3. «Here is some money», she said . Walter. «Go and eat . town, you may pay me . tomorrow». 4. «He is one . the Cunninghams», said Jean. 5. The teacher asked one . the pupils to walk . . the blackboard. 6. . a while she understood everything. 7. What do they live ? 8. «I’ve had enough . you this morning,» said the teacher and she told Jean to stand . the corner. 9. When the children had left the room, the teacher fell . her chair and put her head . her hands. 10. «Where is the class?» «They have just left . lunch».​

Поставить слов правильно some,any, somebody

1. I want to feel you interesting 2. Theme ate innen trees near my house. 7. I have not dome At) upset you. 4. Have you seen from your relatives differe? 5. They haven’t spent of their money, 6 has through this letter for him. 7. There were. in the corner of the room, I couldn’t see it. 8. You need buy some oranges there are nothing loftin be bucket. 9. There isti’t srow on the ground this year. 10. Hacre were crowded people near the office but the woman didn’t know

11. When we entered home was talking with my mother. 12. Hes pene to she theatne todity? naked the teacher the children. 13. The chaldren have no les tons today and they may go unywhere.

14. His mother is more charming than hers. 15. This town west, stronger than ours and it was a splendid victory for them

ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА !

Преобразуй предложения из прямой речи в косвенную:

1. “My uncle lives in New York”, Dora said.

2. “We travelled around the Europe last year”, Cindy told us.

3. “I’ll come to you tomorrow”, Alan said to Mark.

4. “My sister can swim really well”, Frank told me.

5. “They are sleeping in this room now”, mum told dad.

6. “Anna has returned from London!”, Nick said.

7. “He danced at the party yesterday”, Ron said to her.

8. “I am glad I am here!”, Nancy told us.

Чим It was another nice summer day. The sun (1)

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(to go) down behind the hills when I (2)

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(to get) a village which (3)

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(to be) only a few miles from the city. The working day (4)

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(to be) over. The people (5)

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(to come) back home. Along the road cars (6)

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(to drive) in the direction of the city. I (7)

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(to come) to a group of people standing near the road and (8)

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(to ask) them if I could find a place in the village to spend the night. An old man (9)

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(to advise) me to stay at a small inn at the far end of the street. A fire (10)

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(to burn) in the fireplace when we (11)

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(to enter) the house. One girl of about eighteen (12)

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(to prepare) supper in the kitchen while two other girls (13)

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(to lay) the tables for their guests. The old man was an owner of that inn and he (14)

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(to invite) me to have supper with him and his family. They all (15)

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(to seem) to be nice people and we (16)

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(to have) a friendly talk. After supper my new friends and I

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(17) (to go) out into the garden. The moon (18)

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( to shine) high in the sky, and the night (19)

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(to be) warm and beautiful. That evening (20)

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(to be) really pleasant.

Task1 Choose the correct variant:
1. Don’t present her with books. She (not like) to read.
A-isn’t like;
B-doesn’t like;
C-don’t likes;
2. Be quick! I (to wait) for you.
A-waits;
B-waited;
C-am waiting;
D-wait;
3. They think Nick (not to buy) a car next year.
A-won’t buy;
B-don’t buy;
C-isn’t buy;
4. I’ll give Jess the magazine if I (to see) her.
A-shall see;
B-will see;
C-see;
D-saw;
5. There isn’t the sun in the sky but it (to be) sunny yesterday.
A-were;
B-will be;
C-was;
6. I’m afraid you (to forget) your keys at home.
A-have forgotten;
B-forgot;
C-has forgotten;
D-forgotten;
7. What … your address?
A-are;
B-do;
C-does;
D-is;
8. When I came Ben (to sit) at the table and (to speak) with his mother.
A-is sitting, is speaking;
B-was sitting, was speaking;
C-sat, spoke;
9. Mary (to wake up) early and cleaned her teeth.
A-woke up;
B-have woken up;
C-wake up;
10. Everybody is waiting for you. You (to watch) TV for two hours already.
A-are watching;
B-has been watching;
C-have been watching;
D-have watched;
11. That evening he went out after he (to phone) somebody.
A-phoned;
B-has phoned;
C-have phoned;
D-had phoned;
12. The Petrovs are going to buy a house. By the end of next year their family (to save) money for it.
A-will save;
B-will have saved;
C-will be saving;
13. This time the day after tomorrow we (to drive) the car.
A-will drive;
B-will be driving;
C-will have driven;
14. We (to stay) at home for a week before we received the telegram from Bob.
A-stayed;
B-has stayed;
C-had been staying;
D-was staying;
15. By 3 p.m. Dad (to read) the book already for an hour.
A-will read;
B-will have read;
C-will be reading;
D-will have been reading;​

Open the brackets and use the required past tense. 1. It was the poorest room he ever (see). 2. No sooner she (come) at the station than a fast London train (arrive). 3» I (finish) my work by afternoon and (sit) quietly in my armchair, thinking of the days that (pass) by, 4. The storm already (die) away, but very far off the thunder still (mutter). 5.1 already (go) into the bed and (fall asleep) when my mother (knock) at the door and (ask) me to get up. 6. By the time the guests (come), she still (not be ready). 7.1 (not listen)s so I missed what she (say). 8. By 9 o’clock he (finish) work. He (go) outside. The rain (stop) but it (be) rather cool. 9. By the time I (come) the shop already (close), 10. Hardly we (leave) when our bicycle (break) down.

Spotlight 9. Module 2. Variant 1.
Fill in: washing, surburbs, caravan, floor household chores,
neighbourhood, basement, mop. Two words are extra.
1. Of all the doing the washing is the one Jenny hates most.
2 Is your new . very crowded and noisy?
3. Jenny would like a house with a . to keep vegetables.
4. My mom does . and cleaning in our family.
Where do you live in the centre or in the ?
6. I prefer living in the cottage, if you like you may live in the . .
II. Complete the sentences using the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
1. Do you mind .(get) off the phone ? I need to make a call.
2. Sam avoids (shop) at the corner shop because it’s a bit expensive.
3. George has offered . (take) the dog for a walk while I’m busy with the
chores
4. They are tired of . (live) in the dirty, noisy city.
5. Danny wants.(become) an astronaut when he grows up.
6. Mark’s parents never let him . (stay) out late on weeknights.
7. They are always glad .(find) a warm place.
8. He stopped. (smoke).
9. They stopped . (rest) and continued the work.
10. You must . (tidy) up your own room.
* porticle Gun for out of. off with, up).​

Complete the sentences using the Past Perfect. 1. We told her that he (to buy a TV-set). 2. The man station said that the train (to leave already). 3. Mary told me that she . (not to get a letter from her son yet). She said

that she (not to hear from him for some weeks).4. He under- stood that he (to get off at the wrong station).5. He said that his parents. (always to live in the country).6. I didn’t know that she (to change her address).7. He didn’t remember how it all (to happen).8. We were sure that she (to tell the truth).9. I saw that the child (to catch a cold).10. She hoped that I. (to pay for the tickets already).I1.When he woke up next morning and looked out of the window he understood that it. (to rain heavily during the night).12. When we came back the telegram (to arrive already).13. When I got to the station the train (already to leave).14. The rain .(already to stop) when we started.15. When I finished school hy elder sister (to be a teacher for two years. 16. We. (to make all the ar- rangements already) when we learned that he wouldn’t coma 17. I knew her immediately becausemy brother (to describe her to me very well). 18. The militiaman stopped her because she (to cross the street in the wrong place). 19. I was not hungry because I (to have lunch just an hour before). 20Nobody knew when he came in because he (to enter the house through the back door). 21. I thought he knew English well because he (to live in England for some years). 22. It happened to him because he.(always to be too sure of self). 23. As soon as they. (to take a decision) they could dis cuss less important questions. 24. After we (to make a fire) it became warm. 25. WhenI. (to throw out all the old newspa- pers and magazines). I could arrange my new books nicely on the shelf. 26. After he (to pay the money for the plane tick ets) he had very little left inhis pockets. 27. I met her soon after I. (to learn the news).28. When he (to finish his work) he went to bed.29. By three o’clock yesterday he (already, ar- range) everything for the trip.30. Nobody (finish) their course- papers by the appointed time.31. The authorities (settle) all the transport problems by the end of the last year.32. The letter still (not arrive) by the end of the wеек

Помогите пожалуйста !
Open the brackets Past perfect simple or Past perfect continuous.
1. They . (drive) for two hours before they finally reached their destination.
2. Emily . (write) five letters by lunchtime.
3. The doctor told John to stay in bed until he . (fully/recover)
4. He . (iron) all morning when his wife arrived.
5. Peter . (already/learn)
to read and write before he started school.
6. The baby . (cry) for
half an hour before it finally fell asleep.
7. The children . (wait) for
an hour when the school bus arrived.
8. The burglar . (get away) by the time the police arrived.
9. She . (dig) in the garden
for three hours when she stopped for a break.
10. By the time he was eighteen he . (become) a professional athlete.
11. How long . (they/dance) in competitions when they retired?​

помогите, пожалуйста. Это английский
2. Complete the sentences. Use must, may or can ‘t and the infinitive in the correct form.
1) A: We only moved in a month ago.
B: We (know) many people.
2) A: Look. Nick is putting on her jacket
B: He (go) out.
3) A: Are we having brunch soon?
B: You (be) hungry already.
4) A: Where’s Ann?
B: l’m not sure. She (go) out.
5) A: l’ve been working all day.
B: You (be) tired.
6) A: why are those people in the street
B: I don’t know. There (be) an accident.
7) A: I can’t find my gloves.
B: You (leave) it at home.

3.Fill in the gaps with the correct preposition.
1) You shouldn’t be mean_______ others or no one will want to be your friend.
2) Never blame other people_______your mistakes.
3) I met a new girl at school who comes_____ Japan.
4) Nancy really cares other people, she’s so kind.
5) If you are going to be absent school you must bring a note from your parents.
6) We met new boys at school who come_____ Canada.

4) Complete the sentences with the correct modal.
may •might • must • could • should • needn’t• don’t have to • mustn’t• can’t•need •
1) We_________to decide who will be class president.
2) You_________do all your homework today, you can finish it tomorrow.
3) I didn’t see Maria today, she________have taken the day off.
4) “__________ I leave early today, please?” Taria asked.
5) Diana looked pale in the doctor’s office. She_________ be ill.
6) «__________you move over a bit so I can sit down, please?» she asked.

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