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School life

Vocabulary Match the number and the correct letter 1 volunteer 2 to be sunburned 3 treasure 4 enjoyable 5 to be eager to do sth. 6 to exist 7 fluently 8 to save time 9 language skills 10 knee socks 11 smart 12 to quarrel а) зберігати час в) сперечатися с) загоряти d) приємний e) мовленнєві навички f) скарб g) доброволець n) сильно бажати (щось зробити) i) існувати j) вільно k)панчохи l)дотепний

Reading Read the text and put the parts of the text in the correct order. (c) On the ground floor is a gymnasium. Here we have our PE. On the ground floor there is a dining room and a big hall. In the hall we have large school meetings, concerts, parties and competitions between classes. At our school there are laboratories for physical, chemical and biological experiments. My school is neither old nor new. It was built twenty years ago. The school is not far from my house. (d) Classrooms are on the fist, second and third floors. The Teacher’s room is on the first floor. The school library is on this floor too. (f) In our school the corridors are wide and long. During the breaks between the lessons we can walk and have a rest there. My school is nice and the school life is interesting. (b) The school has four floors. It stands in a large yard. In the yard there are many trees, bushes and flowers. Besides, there is a sports ground where we have our physical training lessons when the weather is warm.

Grammar 1 The Browns…a nice house in the county. has got have got Choose the right variant. 2 …. you (like) swimming? A. Do you like B. Does you like C. Are you like 3 It (often/rain) in this part of the world. is often raining often rains

4 Granny is in the kitchen. She (make) a plum-cake. is making makes 5 We( not/have) holidays last year. didn’t have haven’t had hadn’t have 6 My parents (be) to the USA many times. have been were have being

7 You like black coffee,…? …, aren’t you? …., don’t you? …., do you? 8 I’m busy, …? …, aren’t I? …, don’t I? …, am not I? 9 I met my (good) friend yesterday. goodest better best

10 Public transport in London is (expensive) in Europe. the expensivest the most expensive more expensive 11 The Smiths/the car. The Smiths’ car The Smiths’s car The car of the Smiths 12 My parents/the friends. The friends of my parents My parent’s friends My parents’ friends

Writing Think about your own ways of learning English, importance of it in the modern world. Write down your ideas.

Answers Vocabulary ( 1-g, 2-c, 3-f, 4-d, 5-h, 6-I, 7-j, 8-a, 9-e, 10-k, 11-l, 12-b) Reading ( c-1, e-2, a-3, d-4, f-5, b-6) Grammar ( 1-b, 2-a, 3-b, 4-a, 5-a, 6-a, 7-b, 8-a, 9-c, 10-b, 11-a, 12-c)

The world of Love and Care

Vocabulary Complete phrases with the correct words from a-e To keep Traits A piece Middle To catch To keep dinner Stay- at- To take To be in Make To stay at home Short Sized Home Cold of character Ready Ones promise Care of smb. Up Sighted Of advice A good mood From school

Reading Read the text and choose the right answers Our Duties About the house Every person should be hard-working because one cannot get anything without putting a lot of work into it. In our family everybody works with pleasure. When I come home very early I don’t just sit and wait till my mother returns home and cooks supper for me. I do it myself and when my parents come home from work, I am glad to greet them and invite to have dinner. The duties about the house are divided between my father, my mother and me quite justly though most of cooking in our family is done by mother. I help her by laying the table and clearing it after meals and washing up. I also do some shopping and keep the rooms clean and tidy. My mother does most of work in our family: she prepares breakfast for us every day and does shopping on her way back from work. I try to do all I can help my parents about the house.

Reading 1. What person should everybody be? good-looking b) hard-working 2. How does every member of the family work? with interest b) with pleasure 3. What does the boy do when he returns home very early? He doesn’t just sit and waits till his mother cooks supper. He doesn’t just sit, he does shopping. 4. Does he invite his parents to taste his cookery? No, he doesn’t b) Yes, he does 5. How much work does his mother do about the house? a) least of work b) most of work 6. How is the work about the house done? a) quite justly b) quite clear.

Grammar Choose the right variant 1)You will … speak Spanish in another few months. Can have be able to ought 2)Little children like books with large print. They … read them more easily. should must can have to 3) My dentist says I … eat so many sweets. needn’t mustn’t ought not shouldn’t

4) He….go for a walk in the evening. But she stays at home now. used to would was 5) If you want to know English well you… memorize 10-12 new words every day. may can should 6) She made tasty cake by…. himself myself herself

7) I’m sorry but I … to find the right answer. didn’t was not able hadn’t 8) Tom…. play tennis a lot when he was younger. used to would had 9) Dick….live in a small village but now he lives in a town. used to would should

10) My grandfather … swim when he was a boy. can’t is able to couldn’t 11)The student … answer this question because he knows the right variant. must should is able to 12) You … eat so much sweets. ought mustn’t shouldn’t

Writing Find interesting information about traditions in British families. Share your ideas in composition.

Answers Vocabulary (1-f, 2-d, 3-j, 4-a, 5-c, 6-e, 7-b, 8-g, 9-k, 10-h, 11-l, 12-i) Reading ( 1-b, 2-b, 3-a, 4-b, 5-b, 6-a) Grammar ( 1-c, 2-c, 3-d, 4-a, 5-c, 6-c, 7-b, 8-b, 9-a, 10-c, 11-c, 12-c.)

1 independent 2 to border 3 representative 4 to attract 5to be funded 6 equipment 7 temple 8 to be established 9 mighty 10 to adore 11 thatch 12 rare A представник B бути заснованим C храм D незалежний E могутній F приваблювати G обладнання H межувати I солома J рідкісний K уклонятися E встановлювати

BRITISH HOMES British families like to live in houses rather than in flats. A typical British house is for a family of two or four people. Its is made of bricks. There is a garden at the back and another at the front. The gardens near typical house are not big as in Ukraine. If there is no place for the garden near the house the British hang baskets on the walls of their house and call them gardens. A typical house has got two floors. On the ground floor there is a sitting room, a dinning room and a kitchen. On the first floor there is a bathroom and bedrooms. Small house has one or two bedrooms. Large house has there more.

Read the text and say if the following is true or false (t, f) British families prefer to live in block of flats. Usually typical houses are made of bricks. If there is no enough place for a garden the British do not have it. The typical British house has one floor. In small houses there are usually one or two bedrooms. A typical British house is for a family of two or four people.

Choose the right variant A the B – 1 I live in … Tverskaya Street. 2 … Thames flows through… London. 3 … United Kingdom includes … Great Britain and … Northern Ireland. 4 … English Channel is between … Great Britain and … France. 5 ….Pacific is the largest ocean on our planet. 6 … Volga flows into ….Caspian Sea.

7 I ( wake up) early and got out of bed. A woke B had woken up 8 That morning she went out after (phone) somebody. A phoned B had phoned 9 He was tired because he (work) hard in the garden all day. A was working B had worked

10 After I (write) all my letters, I went to the kitchen to make coffee. A wrote B had written 11 I … some photos to be developed. Are they ready? A have left B had left 12 She said she … him since she left home. A hasn’t seen B hadn’t seen

Writing Write down about one of the Ukrainian famous people.

1) Vocabulary (1-d, 2-h. 3-a, 4-f, 5-b, 6-g, 7-c, 8-l, 9-e, 10-k, 11-i, 12-j). 2) Reading ( 1-f, 2-t, 3-f, 4-f, 5-t, 6-t) 3) Grammar ( 1-b; 2-a,b; 3-a,b,b; 4-a,b,b; 5-a; 6-a, a; 7-b; 8-b; 9-a; 10-a; 11-b; 12-b.

Across Great Britain

Vocabulary

Match the word with definition  1) well 2) song 3)to be 4) ship 5) time 6) on the 7) at the 8) to break 9) to give 10) to make 11) to check 12) the Royal A) famous for B) keeper C) bird D) out E) top of F) a speech G) kept H) Standard I) up J) daily K) building L) base of

Reading Read the text and complete the sentences with the phrases from the box The British royal family is the most famous family in the world and a symbol of British history. Queen Elizabeth is the Queen of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Besides, she is the Head of the Commonwealth, a group of 48 countries with a total population of 900 million. The Queen is the Head of the State and has some official and state duties. Every day she reads and sing state papers. Every year she makes official visits abroad. In the first week of November the Queen opens the Parliament’s session. Twice a year in January and June, she presents medals at Buckingham Palace. The Queen herself pays for her new clothes and private home costs. Besides, she gives much money to charity. BRITAIN’S ROYAL FAMILY

The British royal family is…. Queen is… The Commonwealth is a group The Queen has Twice a year she presents She gives A. medals at Buckingham Palace B. of 48 countries C. the head of the Commonwealth D. much money to charity E. a symbol of British history F. some official and state duties

Grammar The - 1 I went to …France last year, but I haven’t been to … Netherlands yet. 2 My train leaves from…Waterloo station at 7.10p.m. 3 …USA is… fourth largest country in… world after… Russia, …Canada and …Republic of China. 4 … Trafalgar Square is the geographical centre of… London 5 … Everest is the highest mountain in the world 6 … West End is the symbol of wealthy and luxurious life. 7 I’ve made up my mind to go to … Black Sea next summer.

Grammar

Grammar

Writing Find interesting stories about famous Englishmen. Write down your information.

Answers ( Vocabulary)1-g, 2-c, 3-a, 4-k, 5-b, 6-e, 7-l, 8-d, 9-i, 10-f 11-j, 12-h. (Reading) 1-e, 2-c, 3-b, 4-f, 5-a, 6-d (Grammar) 1-b,a; 2-b; 3- a,a,a,b,b,a; 4 –b, b; 5- b; 6-a; 7-a; 8- b; 9-c; 10-c; 11-a; 12-b

Read the text and put the parts of the text in the correct order

Choose the right variant

Choose the right variant

You are going to cook a special dinner for your guests. Write down the recipe and the instruction.

Vocabulary (1-d,2-a, 3-g, 4-c, 5-f, 6-b, 7-I, 8-e, 9- L, 10-k, 11-h,12-j). Reading (d-1, e-2, a-3, c-4, b-5, f-6) Grammar (1-c, 2-d,3-c,4-a,5-a,6-a 7-b, 8-d, 9-d, 10-b, 11-b 12-c)

Vocabulary

Complete phrases with the correct words from a-l 1 to reach 2 to take 3 booking 4 upper 5 waiting 6 taking 7 to move at 8 traffic 9 public 10 to do 11 passer 12 to map a berth b jam C room d sth e one’s best f transport g photograph of sth/smb h off I by j a speed of k the coast l office

Reading If you want to get to Great Britain you need to cross a stretch of water which separates the county from Europe. It is the English Channel. Eurotunnel is a complex of the tunnels under the water. Read the text and choose the right answer EUROTUNNEL Work in Eurotunnel began in 1987. Eurotunnel was built by Anglo-French engineering company. In fact, there are three parallel tunnels. A smaller central service tunnel was built to be used by workers and engineers for maintenance work and emergencies. The two outer tunnels carry high-speed passenger and trains. Car and lorries are transported by train. Now journeys between Britain and Europe are quicker.

EUROTUNNEL It was American company It was built by Anglo-French company 1 What is the Channel? It’s a stretch of water which separates the country from Europe. It’s a road which separates the country from Europe. 2 When did the work in Eurotunnel began? Work began in 1978 Work began in 1987 3 Who built Eurotunnel?

EUROTUNNEL They are two outer tunnels They are two smaller tunnels. 4 How many tunnels are there? There are two tunnels. There are three tunnels. 5 Is there a smaller central service tunnel? Yes, there is. No, there isn’t 6 Which of the tunnels are used to carry trains?

GRAMMAR Choose the right variant. 3 Life is not (easy) it used to be. A so easy as B more easy than C easier than 1 Henry is not (strong) his elder brother Bob. A so strong as B strong as C stronger 2 Your cottage isn’t (far) I thought. A farther B so far as C as farther as

GRAMMAR Choose the right variant. 6 I’m glad he looks(happy)today. A more happy B happier C as happy as 5 Is Alan (tall) Jim? A taller B tall C as tall as 4This house is (old) of all the houses in the street A as old as B older C the oldest

GRAMMAR Choose the right variant. 7 After lunch you phoned someone. A Who rang you? B Who did you ring? 8… is it from here to St. Petersburg? A How far B How long 9 … would you like to drink? A Which B What

GRAMMAR 10 Bob and Alice got married in 1991 A How long have they been married? B How long is it since they got married? C When did they get married Choose the right variant. 11 They sent a letter the day before yesterday,…? A …, did they? B …., hadn’t they? C …, didn’t they? 12 There will be a nice film on TV tonight,…? A …, won’t there? B …, will it? C …., will there?

Writing Write about the most interesting trip in your life.

Vocabulary (1-d 2-g 3-l 4-a 5-c 6-h 7-j 8-b 9-f 10-e 11-I 12-k) Reading (1-a 2-b 3-b 4-b 5-a 6-a) Grammar (1-a, 2-b, 3-a, 4-c, 5-c, 6-b, 7-b, 8-a, 9-b, 10-c 11-c 12-a) Answers

Habits, Customs  and Traditions

In England, Christmas Day and Good Friday have been holidays for religious reason since the establishment of Christianity in that country. They are officially recognized as Bank Holidays. The other Bank Holidays are Boxing Day, Easter Monday, and the fist Monday in August Boxing Day is December 26th. It takes its name from the old custom of giving employees an annual present or “Christmas box” on that day. The August Bank Holidays is probably the most popular one of the year because it comes at a time when schoolchildren are not at school. In Ireland, St. Patrick’s Day (March 17) is also a Bank Holiday. St. Patrick is the Patron Saint of Ireland. The Scottish Bank Holidays are Christmas Day and New Year’s Day, Good Friday, the fist Monday in May and the first Monday in August. New Year’s Eve is an occasion for much joy and noisy celebration .It is a Scottish tradition that the fist person to cross the threshold of your house on New Year’s Day should be darkhaired - such a person brings luck for the coming year.

–Did anybody come to see you last week? - Nobody did. …. Julia ….John was there. 2. Borrow some money from your friends . ….Ann … Marry will help you. 3. Charles lives … in Camberley … in Guildford, doesn’t he? 4. The room was … comfortable … clean, was it? 5. I’d like to help you a little. I can … walk the dog … go shopping.

Translate phrases with correct words from a-l to wear to ride a wave to depend spring water to cast to knock to turn off at the speed of to slow down horseshoe total eclipse залежати зі швидкістю носити весняні води зловити хвилю підкова кидати загальний гальмувати затемнення вимкнути стукати

Read the text and complete the sentences with the phrases from the box Weather is the condition of the atmosphere at a certain time or over a certain short period. Weather is connected with atmospheric pressure, temperature, rainfall, cloudiness, and wind. Samuel Johnson, an English author of the 18th century said:”When two Englishmen meet, their first talk is of the weather.” This is true because the weather in the British Isles is always uncertain. Other countries have a climate, in England, to describe the meteorological conditions of the country, we have weather. CLIMATE AND A TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER “Everybody talks about the weather but nobody does anything about it .”Some people think these words belong to Mark Twain, but no one is quite sure. They are often made by English. However, we can see it as a joke because it is hardly possible to do anything about the weather. Can a man change or improve it?

BOX are …made a certain time Other countries is connected anything always uncertain 4. … have a climate, in England we have weather. 5. They … often …by English. 6. It’s hardly possible to do …about the weather. 1. Weather is the condition of the atmosphere at … 2. Weather … with atmospheric pressure . 3. The weather in the British Isles is …

How much … this sweater cost? How much … this sweater? A is B does С do 2. I …stay at home on Sunday. I… at home on Sundays. A am not B doesn’t C don’t

3. It … cost much to stay at that hotel That hotel … expensive. A doesn’t B isn’t С don’t 4.I (not/understand) that man because I(not/know) English. A not understand, don’t know B don’t understand, not know C don’t understand, don’t know

5. … Jane Smith (speak) English. A Is ….speak B Does … speak С Do … speaks 6. Why you (sit) at my desk? Could you take your place? A you are sitting B do you sit C are you sitting

7. The phone is ringing. I… answer. A will B am going to 8. Will you be here next weekend? A No, I won’t B No, I don’t C No, I’m not

9. Do you like hot tea? A Yes, I’d like B Yes, please C Yes, I do 10. The 22nd of December is (short) day in a year. A short B shorter C the shortest

11. This is (old)theatre in London A an older B the oldest C the eldest 12.My (old) sister doesn’t live with us. A older B elder