Task 2. Mark statements (1-5) as True or False. 1. The woman went to the hospital because she had a…

Answer the questions using short form: 1. Was Mr. Smith a mechanic? No, 2. Were you ill? No, 3. Was I right? Yes, 4. Was your father at home? No, 5. Was it expensive? Yes,. 6. Was your mother a doctor? Yes, 7. Were the children naughty? No, 8. Was Sheila angry? No, 9. Was i tall? Yes, I 10. Was the dog on the tree? Yes, OMITIA​

Listen again. Mark the sentences true or false

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Прочитайте текст. Определите, какие из приведенных ниже утверждений соответствуют содержанию текста (True), какие не соответствуют (False) и о чем в тексте не сказано, то есть на основании текста нельзя дать ни положительного, ни отрицательного ответа (Not stated).

The Clown Doctor

When a child is in hospital, away from his parents and his home, he usually feels sad, lonely and in pain. This is where clown doctors can help. They treat children in hospitals with medicines of a different kind… fun and laughter! Children can forget about their illnesses for a moment and return to a world of happiness and play. It is hard to keep a sad face when clown doctors come in! This is what Liz, a 23-year-old clown doctor from London, says. “With children who are ill I am a clown doctor. I spend two days a week in children’ s hospitals. It’s not enough just to feel sorry for children. I play with sick children, sing songs, make funny faces and do tricks. I tell them funny stories about different things. I often meet children who look really sick one week, then I come back the next week and they run about looking happy.

I am a very happy person by nature. I’ve a been a clown for several years. In fact, my father is a clown too. I started working with him when I was eight years old. I became a clown doctor because I think it’s great to help sick children in hospitals. I wear an unusual coat, a yellow shirt and trousers with big stars. I’ve got a big red nose and my hair is red, too.

To be a clown in a hospital is very hard. I have learnt not to show what I feel. To the children I am always happy, I laugh all the time. But I know that some children are very ill. It makes me unhappy.

At lunchtime I meet nurses and doctors. They tell me about the children who need my help, the children who have terrible pains or run a high temperature, the children who don’t want to take medicines and don’t let doctors examine them.

At six o’clock in the evening I change my clothes. I am very tired. I often go out with my friends and tell them about my little patients. When I finally go to bed, I sometimes can’t fall asleep. I understand my problems are really small when I remember those sick children. When I am among them, they forget about pain. In fact, I am proud to be a clown doctor because I do my best to help them to recover.

1.Clown doctors visit sick children in their homes.

a)True

b)False

c)Not stated

2.Clown doctors work in Europe, Australia and many other countries.

a)True

b)False

c)Not stated

3.Liz treats sick children every day.

a)True

b)False

c)Not stated

4.Liz decided to become a clown like one of her parent.

a)True

b)False

c)Not stated

5.Lis thinks her work is quite easy.

a)True

b)False

c)Not stated

6.Doctors often tell Liz about their patient’s illnesses.

a)True

b)False

c)Not stated

Listen to the short conversations about sports twice and decide are the following

for the term 1

statements true or false. Underline the right answer.
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Listen to the passage and mark
sentences as True or folse​

3 Read the text again and mark the sentences
true (T) or false (F).
1 You can’t get to the Marine Park by car.
2 Scott thinks everyone should go up the hill to see
the view
3 Kate organised a lot of different activities in
Thailand
4 She says that Leo shouldn’t stay in hotels.
5 Angela didn’t earn any money when she was
working in Thailand.
6 She reminds Leo to put some shampoo in his
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backpack​

TASK 2

Choose the appropriate answer.

9.She doubted he ___ the work by next Sunday.

a. will finish;b. had finished;c. will have finished;d. would have finished

10.Let’s go boating, ___?

a. should we;b. don’t we;c. shall we;d. shouldn’t we

11.The evening was spent dancing ___ the band.

a. by;b. with;c. to;d. for

12.If she ___ to see her father, nothing bad would have happened.

a. didn’t try;b. hadn’t tried;c. wouldn’t try;d. wouldn’t have tried

13.He merely ___ his eye brows.

a. rose;b. aroused;c. rised;d. raised

14.He ___ it was his fault.

a. refused;b. rejected;c. denied;d. negated

15.If you want ___ sensible advice, go to Father.

a. few;b. a;c. -;d. this

16.Eventually, after climbing for 6 hours, we ___ reach the top.

a. could;b. were able;c. managed to;d. might to

17.The news ___ the weather is going to be fine.

a. said;b. says;c. say;d. have said

18.The doctors have done all they can; ___ that is the impression I gained.

a. moreover;b. at least;c. furthermore;d. nevertheless

19.He did well ___ his exam.

a. at;b. on;c. in;d. of

20.Never play jokes ___ people!

a. at;b. of;c. with;d. on

Read the quetions. Deside if the statements are true (T) of false (F)​

1 Complete the examples from the text on
page 84.
Yes/No questions
Short answers
Did she do other
sports?
Yes, she.
No, she didn’t​

Task 1. Put the adjectives in brackets into the comparative or superlative form, adding any necessary words.
1 A: Did you know the Tuareg drink 7 cups of tea per day?
B: Why not? There’s nothing more refreshing than (refreshing) tea.
2 A: This is really tragic news.
B: I know. It’s . (sad) thing I’ve heard in a long while.
3 A: Are you taking your luggage on the plane?
B: No, it’s . (heavy) 12 kilos; I’ll have to check it in.
4 A: Keith was badly hurt in the accident.
B: Yes, his condition is . (bad) I thought.
5 A: The Fords’ house looks a mess.
B: True. It’s . (neglect) house on our street.
6 A: Would you consider becoming a freegan?
B: No, it’s . (strange) idea I’ve ever heard!
7 A: Did you enjoy your trip to Ellis Island?
B: Actually, it was . (good) I had expected.​