6 form “Have you been to the capital?”Діагностувальна робота

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 6 form “Have  you  been  to  the  capital?”

Variant I

I. Translate  into  Ukrainian:

1) law                                       5) amphitheatre

2) to  destroy                            6) landmarks

3) skyscraper                            7) to  collapse

4) elections                               8) royal

II. Match

III. Put  the  verbs  in  brackets  into  the  passive.

1) The  London  Eye  … (design)  by  British  architect.

2) The  main  parts  of  the  Eye … (build) in  Holland.

3) The  other  parts … (make) in  the  Czech  Republic, France, Germany  and  Italy.

4) The  parts … (carry) to  Great  Britain  by  ship.

5) Then  they … (put)  together  in  London.

6) It … (open)  to  the  public  on  1^st  February, 2000.

IV. Change  the  sentences  from  the  active  into  the  passive.

1) They  designed  this  skyscraper  in  2020.

2) People  speak  English  in  many  countries.

3) Lots  of  tourists  visit  London  every  day.

4) Children  use  the  internet  every  day.

5) Shakespeare  wrote  the  play  Hamlet.

6) They  opened   two  cinemas  last  year.

V. Open the brackets, use Present Perfect.

1.I (to be) in london this year,

2.We (to see)this film before.

3.He(not to meet) his parents.

4.She(to hear)this music before.

5.I(to write)a new book this month.

6.They(not to fihish)their work yet.

7.Alan(not to have)his breakfest.

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 6 form “Have  you  been  to  the  capital?”

Variant II

1. Translate  into  Ukrainian:

1.     Entrance
2.     To fix
3.     Wobbly
4.     Sculpture
5.     Landmarks
6.     Frescoes
7.     Prison
8.     fountain

II. Match the parts of sentences.

III. Put  the  verbs  in  brackets  into  the  passive.

1 My shoes _________very quickly, (repair)

2 The ice cream________________in the freezer. (not keep)

3 The flight________________for half an hour, (delay)

4 I worked hard but I_______________any money. (not pay)

5 The exams_________________by Mrs Salmon, (mark)

6 The first football World Cup______________by Uruguay, (win)

IV. Change  the  sentences  from  the  active  into  the  passive.

1. A pop star bought a house.
2. They published this dictionary a week ago.
3. Librarians helped people to find books.
4. They coloured the walls in green and yellow stripes.
5. Conan Doyle created Sherlock Holmes.
6. They introduced their album in 1984.

V. Open the brackets, use Present Perfect.

1.Cathy(not to get)up yet.

2.Martin(not to wash)up yet.

3.We(not to tell)him the truth.

4.You(to mention)my name?

5.Your mother already(to come)?

6.Where Martin(to go)?

7.Why John(to take)this book?