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Приклад запитання: I was sorry ... as I couldn't finish my conversation with Frieda.

Приклад запитання: I have bought a computer, ________ is more expensive than this one.

Приклад запитання: I'd love ... at a nice restaurant tonight.

Приклад запитання: The students _______ here came from Lviv.  

Приклад запитання: If you ____________ (pay) us today, we _____ (give) you a 10% discount.

Приклад запитання: ogre

Приклад запитання: 1. I've got ___ money. Let's buy some sandwiches.

Приклад запитання: Bob should really think about____ he wants to do when he ____ school.

Приклад запитання: I don't want to stop now. I want to read _____ to the end.

Приклад запитання: 1. Mrs Thomson is a very ................ teacher. She always prepares fun tasks for her students

Приклад запитання: 1. Complete the sentence. I'd study better if I.....

Приклад запитання: Choose the adjective.

Приклад запитання: Report the sentence:" You must come with us" my friend said

Приклад запитання: До якого типу умовного речення (0,1,2,3) належить наступне?If I were rich, I would travel around the world.

Приклад запитання: You are going to read four texts .In which text does someone…._____ need to withdraw money? A A woman was looking forward to an important dinner party, where her guests would include her husband's new boss. She wanted to serve a really special meal, so she bought a whole salmon, which she cooked and prepared beautifully. The dinner party started well, and the woman received many compliments about the starters she served. At a suitable moment, she went out to get the fish from the kitchen, where she found a rather horrifying sight: her cat was sitting on the work surface, tucking into the fish. She shooed the cat away and, in a state of total panic, hastily disguised the damage with some carefully placed slices of lemon and cucumber. Then she took the salmon through, to gasps of admiration. However, when the woman went to the kitchen to make the coffee, she found her cat writhing around on the floor in obvious pain. Convinced that the salmon was to blame, the poor woman went back in to tell her guests the truth. They all rushed off to hospital to have their stomachs pumped. The woman had only just returned home when the doorbell rang. It was the milkman, who explained that he was just calling to see if the cat was all right. It turned that he’d dropped a metal milk crate on its head that morning. B A young man had been out for the evening in central London and was making for Charing Cross station to catch his train home, but then decided he would rather have something to eat first. Checking his pocket, he found he only had about £5. It was a difficult choice: go home or get a quarterpounder with all the trimmings. Then he remembered he had his cash card, so all was well. He bought himself the burger, which he had already started to eat when he reached the cashpoint machine. He put in his card, put the snack down next to the keypad, punched in his numbers and waited for the cash to come out. Instead the screen flashed up: 'Sorry, you have used the wrong number. Do you wish to try again?’ A bit nervous, he keyed in another number. Again the message appeared. He was convinced that the first number was right, so he keyed it in carefully. No sooner had he finished than a message came up, saying his card had been retained. This was not the only thing he lost either, for then the glass shield came down, locking away his delicious burger. C An English couple who were driving around the USA were spending a few days in New York. They'd had some great evenings out on the town, including a show on Broadway and an Italian meal on the Lower East Side. They had been a bit anxious at first, having seen all those violent shoot-'em-cop shows on TV, but by the final evening, they were really enjoying themselves. They drove back to the hotel, parked in the basement car park, and waited for the lift up to reception. It was quite dark and rather scary. Suddenly, a huge man with Rottweiler loomed out of the shadows. The lift came and the couple hurried in, followed by the man and his dog. As the doors closed, the man shouted, 'Get down, lady! Rather than put up fight, the petrified couple tossed all their money at him and threw themselves on the floor. When the lift arrived, they scrambled to their feet and ran out in a panic. To their surprise, when they checked out the next day, the receptionist explained that a man had already settled their account, and she handed them an envelope. Inside was all the money they'd given the ‘mugger’ and a note saying: ‘I’m real sorry about scaring you yesterday and I hope paying your bill has made up for your ordeal, By the way, Lady is the name of my dog.’ D Back in the 1990s, when businessman. Maxwell owned the Daily Mirror newspaper, he lived above his offices in London. One day, Maxwell, who was in a luxurious penthouse flat at the top, was coming down in the lift. At the next floor a young lad in a rather scruffy suit, who happened to be smoking, joined him. Maxwell was furious to find one of his employees ignoring the company’s non-smoking policy. The lad was promptly told to extinguish his cigarette, but rather than doing so he started blowing smoke in Maxwell’s face. Maxwell angrily insisted that he put it out immediately. «No way,” said the lad, and carried on puffing. At this, Maxwell demanded to know how much the lad earned a week. Being told $200, he took $400 cash from his pocket and handed it to the lad, who looked totally bewildered. Maxwell said, «I’m giving you two weeks ‘notice. You are fired! Get out of my offices now!” ‘Don’t worry, mate,” said the lad, fleeing through the lift doors, with his wad of cash. «I’m going – I work for Telecom anyway!” Write A, B, C or D next to the number 

Приклад запитання: Тест

Приклад запитання: 1.  The______ lingual staff at this school will make you feel very welcome.

Приклад запитання: John went out -------football with his friends.

Приклад запитання: 1.All the people who act in a film

Приклад запитання: I’m afraid you __________ smoke in here.

Приклад запитання: Where is the Far, Far Away Kingdom?

Приклад запитання: __________ you remember to buy some bread?

Приклад запитання: Do you know what time the film is....?

Приклад запитання: Read the text and write if the sentence is true or false.CONSTITUTION OF UKRAINE     The political system of Ukraine, its laws, its home and foreign policy, the rights and duties of its citizens are established, based and guaranteed by the Constitution. There have been several previous constitutional documents in the history of Ukraine (1710, 1918,1919,1929,1937,1978). The new Constitution of Ukraine as an independent, sovereign, democratic, social and legal state was adopted by the Verkhovna Rada on June 28,1996 as the Fundamental Law of the country.     The idea of a constitution was first elaborated by Greek philosopher Aristotle/84-322 B.C./in his classification of governments. The modern idea of Constitution came after the Reformation begun by Luther in 1517.     The first constitutional document in history of Ukraine was the Constitution of Bendery of 1710. The chief author of the Constitution was Pylyp Orlyk, who was elected Hetman on April 16, 1710 in Bendery. The Constitution was signed by Hetman P. Orlyk, his officers and the Zaporizhzhian Cossacks.     The constitution consisted of 16 articles. It proclaimed the Orthodox faith to be faith of Ukraine, reflected the interests of the Zaporizhzhian Cossacks, limited the powers of the Hetman, established a unique Cossack parliament, protected the rights of towns and limited the taxation of peasants and poor Cossacks.   The Constitution of the Ukrainian National Republic was adopted on April 29, 1918. The Constitution had 83 articles. In accordance with the Constitution the UNR was a sovereign, independent and free state. The people of Ukraine had the right to exercise power through the National Assembly.The Constitution did not specify the borders of Ukraine, but the territory was indivisible. The citizens of the republic were guaranteed basic civil and political rights.The new Constitution of independent is the Fundamental Law of the country.

Приклад запитання: Match the definition with the words:People who have learnt a skill by themselves

Приклад запитання: Write the preposition to fill the gaps.1. I finish school early _______ Wednesdays.

Приклад запитання: We _____ to the top of Holborn Hill before I _____ that he was not smiling at all.

Приклад запитання: Max always clear because he is a ... boy.

Приклад запитання: 1.He ____ does his best shall win.

Приклад запитання: By the middle of the second day I know I’m in trouble. In front of me the land stretches up and away towards a distant hill, and into the space, between that summit and me, is crowded one of the most vivid concentrations of colour I have ever seen. It starts with the trees. The wet season is only a few weeks off and, almost as if they can smell the coming rains, they have put out their leaves. They are no ordinary green and the dry grasses beneath them are ablaze with golds, browns and reds. I want to recreate this scene with watercolours. Although I can make a try at it with words, trying to paint it in my sketch book is another matter altogether. I’ve already made one attempt: a series of zigzags in orange and red, with bluish trees placed across them, which now lies face down in the grass beside me.I’ve put it there because the last thing I want right now is for someone else to come along and look at it. A young man called Royale walks up the hill. Royale is a sculptor, and, with several other local men, produces pieces of work in the local stone. Recently, and quite suddenly, this work, and that of several other local cooperatives, has acquired an international reputation. I certainly don’t want a man capable of such things looking at my own awful brush-strokes. So I put my foot, as casually as I can, on the finished painting beside me and we resume the conversation started earlier in the day. I want to talk to Royale about his life here, line 38 He, however, is only interested in what I am up to. To begin with, it seems that he considers me a fellow artist, and for a moment I find myself staring into the depths of embarrassment. But when he asks me, ‘What is painting like?’ I realise that this professional artist has never painted anything in his life before. He just wants a go with my colours. When I signed up for this holiday, I was hoping for an experience like the one I had had four years earlier in Wales. That was my first painting holiday, and I loved it. Two things made it great. First was the teacher, a man called Robin, who showed me that what is important about drawing and painting is not the finished article but the process of completing it.The second element of that week was the place. I grew up in places like that, and I connected with it immediately. But it was stupid of me to think that I could reproduce the experience down here, deep in the Southern Hemisphere. Zimbabwe is not a part of me, nor I of it.Trying to draw it for the first time, from a standing start, is like trying to start a conversation in Swahili.There were compensations. The holiday was wonderfully organised by a friend of mine - Susan Scott-Thomas. Admittedly, there are some rather large differences between us - she’s extremely wealthy and she inherited a farm in Africa when she was in her mid-twenties, and instead of taking the easy option of becoming a solicitor and staying in London, she came out to reclaim the land and rebuild the decaying farmhouse. In the process, she learnt how to lay foundations and make clay bricks. All of which she did while I was just about mastering making sauce for pasta. Even my disastrous painting didn’t detract from enjoying the holiday. Painting really forces you to look at things, to consider their shape and colour. And even if it is line 85 a disaster, that process of looking and thinking and transferring those thoughts into movements of your hand leaves an imprint of what you have seen. By the end of the week I have still not produced anything to hang on my walls, although there is a drawing of a local schoolboy of which I am rather fond, not because it is much good, but because it was so challenging to do.1.What is the problem the writer has at the beginning of her holiday?