5.1 “I’ve got an American car”.

Study: affirmative statement: I /you / we / they have got an American car.

short forms: I’ve / you’ve / we’ve / they’ve got an American car.

Yes / No questions Yes/No short answers

Have you got an American car? Yes, I have / we have.

Have you got an English car? No, I haven’t / we haven’t.

negative statement: I /you / we / they haven’t got (have not got) an English car

What kind of ..? What kind of car have you got?

- (I’ve got) an American car.

Say: 1 an American car / an English car

affirmative statement: ... I’ve got an American car...

question: .... Have you got an American car? ...

answer: ...Yes, I have...

question: ....Have you got an English car? ......

answer: ..No, I haven’t.

negative statement: ... I haven’t got an English car.

What kind of...? : ...What kind of car have you got? – An American car.

2 a Japanese watch / a Swiss watch

3 a Russian doll / a Chinese doll

4 a Spanish newspaper / an Italian newspaper

5 a French book / an Indian book

5.2 “It has got four rooms”.

Study: affirmative statements: He / She / It has got =

He’s / She’s / It’s got four rooms.

Yes/No questions Yes/No short answers

Has your house got four rooms? Yes, it has.

Has your house got five rooms? No, it hasn’t.

negative statement: He / She / It hasn’t got (has not got) five rooms.

How many ...? How many rooms has your house got? – Four.

Say: 1 our house / three rooms / two rooms

affirmative statement: ...........................................................

question:.............................. answer: ..........…...........

question: ............................. answer: .........…............

negative statement: ................................................…...........

How many ...? .................... answer: .........…..........

2 John / two sisters / two brothers

affirmative statement: ............................................................

question: ........................ answer: .............….......

question: ........................ answer: ........…............

negative statement: ..............................................……...........

How many...?.................. answer: .........…....……

3. What have Ann and Jim got? What have you got? Look at the information and write sentences about Ann, Jim and yourself.

	Ann (she)	Jim (he)	you
a camera	no	yes	?
a bicycle	yes	no	?
black hair	no	no	?
brothers / sisters	two brothers	one sister	?

1 (Jim / a camera) ...Jim has got a camera... 7 (I / a bicycle) .................

2 (I / black hair) ... I’ve got black hair. ....... 8 (Ann / black hair) ..........

(or I haven’t got black hair.) 9 (Jim / black hair) ...........

3 (Ann / a camera) ........... 10 (Ann / two brothers) …

4 (I / a camera) ................ 11 (Jim / a sister) .............

5 (Ann / a bicycle)…….. 12 (I / brothers / sisters) ..

6 (Jim / a bicycle) ...............................

5.4 Write questions.

1 (you / a camera?) ...... Have you got a camera? ......

2 (you / a passport?) 8 (what colour of pen / Ann?)

3 (your father / a car?) 9 (your family / a garden?)

4 (Carol / many friends?) 10 (what kind of car / John?)

5 (Mr and Mrs Lewis / any children?) 11 (he / any animals?)

6 (how much money / you?) 12 (Paul Brett / a car?)

7 (how many English books / they?) 13 (how many / sisters?)

5.5 Put in have got ( ’ve got), has got ( ’s got), haven’t got or hasn’t got.

1 They like animals. They ...have got ... three dogs and two cats.

2 Sarah ...hasn’t got ... a car. She goes everywhere by bicycle.

3 Everybody likes Tim. He ........... a lot of friends.

4 Mr and Mrs Johnson ................. two children, a boy and a girl.

5 An insect .................. six legs.

6 I can’t open the door. I ........................ a key.

7 Quick! Hurry! We ..................... much time.

8 “What’s wrong?” “I ............. something in my eye.”

9 Ben doesn’t read much. He .................... many books.

10 It’s a nice town. It .................... a very nice shopping centre.

11 Alice is going to the bank. She ..................... much money.

12 “Where’s my newspaper?” “I don’t know. I ............... it.”

13 Julia wants to go on holiday but she .................. any money.

14 I’m not going to work today. I ................... a bad cold.

5.6 Read these advertisements for houses.

FORTRESS RD, NW5. ESSEX S/D house,

Magnificent hse nr all 4 bedrms, 2 recep.

amenities, 3 bedrms, 2 bathrms, CH, garage,

2 bathrms, rec, kit. garden. £48,000.

Parking. £94,950.

KENTISH TOWN, NW5.

recep, kit, din rm, gas

Victorian 2 bedrms hse, 2

CH, small gdn. F/ hold. £77,500.

1 What do these mean?

hse....house....... bedrms ........... kit ....................

bathrms .......... din rm .............. gdn .................

CH…………… S/D……………

2 Answer the questions about the advertisements.

1 How many bedrooms has the house in Fortress Road got?

It has got three bedrooms.

2 Has it got a garden? 3 How many bedrooms has the house in Essex got?

4 Has it got a garden? 5 How many bathrooms has it got? 6 How many bedrooms has the house in Kentish Town got? 7 How many bathrooms has it got? 8 Has it got a dining room? 9 Has it got a garage?

5.7 Write the he / she / it form of these verbs.

1 read …reads … 4 listen ……… 7 push …….... 10 kiss …………

2 repair ……….. 5 love ………. 8 do ………… 11 buy …………

3 watch ………. 6 have ………. 9 think ……... 12 go …………..

5.8 Write the negative.

1 I play the piano very well. …I don't play the piano very well. …

2 Jim plays the guitar very well. Jack ………............… very well.

3 You know the answer. ……………………...........……………....

4 She works very hard. ………………………...........……………..

5 They do the morning exercises every day. …………..........……

6 Tony speaks Spanish. ………………………..........……………..

5.9 Write the opposite (positive or negative).

1 I understand. … I don't understand. … 5 They speak English.

2 He doesn't smoke. …He smokes. ….. 6 I don't want it.

3 They know. 7 She doesn't want them.

4 She loves him. 8 He lives in Rome.

5.10 Study this information:

How often do you…?	Bob and Ann	George	you
drink coffee in the morning?	never	usually	?
read newspapers?	often	never	?
get up before 7 o'clock?	sometimes	always	?

Now write sentences about Bob and Ann, George and yourself. Use always / usually / often / sometimes / never.

1 Bob and Ann never drink coffee in the morning. …..

George……………………………..... in the morning.

I ……………..…………………….....…………………

2 Bob and Ann ……………………newspapers….……

George ………………………………………….....…..

I ………………………………………………...…..…..

3 Bob and Ann ………………………………….....….....

George ………………………………..………...……..

I ……………………………………………….....……..

5.11 Study the information and write sentences with like:

Do you like…?	Jack and Jane	Sarah	you
rock music?	yes	no	?
tennis?	no	yes	?
love stories?	no	yes	?
cats?	yes	no	?

1 Jack and Jane like rock music. 3 Jack and Jane …..love stories.

Sarah………………………... Sarah………………………....

I ………………………………….. ……………….........…………

2 Jack and Jane …………….tennis. 4 Jack and Jane ……….….cats.

Sarah………………………… Sarah…………………………

I ………………………………….. I………………….………..…..

5.12 Put in never / sometimes / often / usually or always. (Tell the truth!)

1 I eat bananas. 7 I eat fish.

2 I go to the cinema. 8 I go dancing.

3 I drink coffee. 9 I drink tea.

4 I speak French. 10 I read poetry.

5 I work at home. 11 I watch TV on Sundays.

6 I get up before six o’clock. 12 I play tennis.

5.13 Write positive or negative answers (Yes, he does / No, I don't etc.)

1 Do you smoke? No, I don't.

2 Do you live in London? .….….…….

3 Do you drink a lot of coffee? …………….

4 Does your sister speak English? …………….

5 Do you play a musical instrument? …………….

6 Does it snow a lot where you live? …………….

7 Does your mother like swimming? …………….

5.14 You are asking somebody questions. Write questions with Do / Does…?

1 I work hard. And you? … Do you work hard? .…

2 I play volleyball. And you?

3 I play football. And Tim?

4 I know the answer. And you?

5 I like hot weather. And she?

6 I smoke. And your father?

7 I speak English. And your friends?

These questions begin with Where / What / How…?

8 I wash my hair twice a week. (how often / you?) … How often do you wash your hair?...

9 I live in London. (where / you?)

10 I watch TV every day. (how often / you?)

11 I have lunch at home. (where / you?)

12 I get up at 7.30. (what time / you?)

13 I go to the cinema a lot. (how often / you?)

14 I go to work by bus. (how / you?)

5.15 Write do or does in each blank.

1 …… your father work in a garage?

2 What time …... you finish work in the evening?

3 What …… your husband do?

4 …… both your children go to the same school?

5 Where …… they have lunch?

6 …… your grandfather work?

7 When ……. Andrew's sister have lunch?

8 ……. you work for an important company?

9 Your father …… go on business trips, ……. he?

10 …… people speak a lot in the office?

11 What …….. they do every evening?

5.16 Make eight sentences.

Where do Mr Carter work?

What time does you live?

your sister have lunch?

your mother start work?

Do her children work in a garage?

Does Jane live in Leeds?

Dr Wagner like to travel?

Model: Where does Jane have lunch?

Does Jane work in a garage?

5.17 Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of these verbs: visit / read /arrive /go / have / teach / smoke / do / speak / wash / like / go / study / know

1 She is very clever. She …… speaks …… four languages.

2 Steve ………… ten cigarettes a day.

3 We usually ………… dinner at 7 o'clock.

4 I ………… films. I often ………… to the cinema.

5 Peter ………… his hair twice a week.

6 Marion ……… at work very early.

7 David …….. .his homework carefully.

8 My name is Anna. I often ……. books, and especially magazines, in English.

9 Robert is 18. He ……. to Frankfurt university, where he ……. Arabic.

10 Robert’s father is a teacher. He ……. English in Frankfurt.

11 Robert and his friends ……. Arabic quite well and they sometimes ……. the Middle East.

5.18 Complete the sentences. All of them are negative. Use don't / doesn't + one of these verbs:

rain / drive / live / import / play / sell / smoke / wash

1 "Have a cigarette." "No, thank you. I … don't smoke. …

2 They ………… newspapers in that shop.

3 She has a car but she ……… very often.

4 He smells because he ……… very often.

5 He likes football but he ……… very often.

6 Kangaroos and koalas ………. in Siberia.

7 It …….. in winter in Western Siberia.

8 Australia ……. fruit and wool.

5.19 Change have / has to have got / has got.

1 Do you have a cat?......Have you got a cat?.......

2 I have a big house. 6 They have three children.

3 Do you have a cigarette? 7 We don’t have time.

4 He doesn’t have any money. 8 They have a lot of money.

5 Do you have a car? 9 She doesn’t have a brother.

5.20 Rewrite in the negative.

1 Mr. Brown often listens to the radio. 2 The sun sets in the east.

3 Mr and Mrs West speak Italian. 7 She goes home for lunch.

4 Harry wants to go to the cinema. 8 We often go to the theatre.

5 Mrs White always wears white shoes. 9 I wash my hands in cold

6 Miss Green works on Saturday mornings. water.

5.21 Use the verbs in the list to make questions.

cost / do / go / have / like / do / play / rain / smoke / speak

1 (he) …Does he often play volleyball? Yes, he is a very good player.

2 (you) Excuse me, …….English? Yes, a little.

3 (you) What ……………………? I am a secretary.

4 (your sister) What …………….? She works in a shop.

5 (she) ……………………………? Yes, 20 cigarettes a day.

6 (it) How often ……..in summer? Not often. It's usually dry.

7 (you) ………………..…dancing? Yes, I love it.

8 (they) What time ...usually …..to bed? 10 o’clock.

9 (you) What ….usually ..... for breakfast? Toast and coffee.

10 (it) How much …..to stay at this hotel? £30 a night.

5.22 Choose the correct verb for each blank.

Verbs: have / has, live / lives, open / opens, repair / repairs, sell / sells, start / starts

1 Mechanics usually …… work at eight o'clock.

2 In Spain, people …… dinner at ten o'clock in the evening.

3 My cousin Tom …… in Germany.

4 The village shop …… at nine o'clock in the morning.

5 Anita …… children's clothes and shoes.

6 I …… cereal and milk for breakfast.

7 Brian …… old clocks.

5.23 Write questions to which the words in bold in these sentences are the answers.

1. When water freezes it changes into ice.

2. We turn the lights on when it gets dark.

3. When it gets dark we turn the lights on.

4. No, they do not go out every evening.

5. Mr West works in an office.

6. Yes, Miss Green arrives at the office a few minutes before nine o’clock.

7. No, she does not always have lunch alone.

8. They speak Portuguese in Brazil.

9. Tom knows about one thousand Italian words.

10. She wants to listen to the news.

5.24 Rewrite these sentences by changing the words in bold from plural to singular. Make any other necessary changes.

1 Those men want to go to London. …That man wants to go to London…

2 They switch the lights off when they go out of the room.

3 These girls are typists. They work in an office.

4 Do these boys have lunch at home? No, they have lunch at a restaurant.

5 These countries are in the south of Europe.

6 Do these men speak Greek?

7 These children have dirty faces.

8 They have not turned the tap off.

9 Are there any pictures in these books?

10 These boys are African boys.

5.25 Look at the information about Nigel and Janet. Write John’s questions and Nigel and Janet’s answers.

Model: John: What’s your name? Janet: My name is Janet.

	Nigel	Janet
Name?	Nigel	Janet
Married?	single	married
Job now?	teacher	receptionist
Where?	Brooks English School	Marriott Hotel
Write reports?	No	Yes
Languages?	English	English, Japanese, Polish
Free time?	read comics	exercise, study economics

5.26 Complete the paragraph. Write the Present Simple form of the verbs in brackets.

Rolf and Eva Klein ...(to live)... in a large house in Hamburg, in Germany. Rolf ...(to be) ... a teacher and Eva ...(to be)... a doctor. They ...(to get up)... at six and ...(to have)... breakfast at seven o’clock. Rolf ...(to go)... to school at a quarter to eight, and he ...(to start)... work at eight. Eva ...(to work)... in a hospital, and she ...(to start)... work at half past eight. Rolf ...(to have)... lunch at half past twelve - Eva ...(not to have)... lunch. Rolf ...(to come)... home at four o’clock, and Eva ...(to come) home at a quarter to six. They ...(to have)... supper at half past six, and they ...(to go)... to bed at eleven.

● Now answer these questions.

1 Where do Rolf and Eva live? 9 When does Eva start work?

2 What does Eva do? 10 Does Rolf have lunch at 1.30?

3 Where does she work? 11 When does Eva have lunch?

4 What does Rolf do? 12 What time does Rolf come home?

5 What time do they get up? 13 Does Eva come home at 6.15?

6 Do they have breakfast at seven? 14 When do they have dinner?

7 What time does Rolf go to school?...15 Do they go to bed at eleven?

8 Does he start work at 7.45?

5.27 Look at the chart. Complete the dialogues

NAME	SWIMMING	FOOTBALL	ROCK MUSIC	JAZZ
Tom	no	yes	yes	no
Heidi	yes	no	no	yes
Pete	no	no	yes	yes
Alice	yes	yes	no	no

1 Use: So do I. Nor / Neither do I. Do you? I don’t. Don’t you? I do.

1) TOM: I don’t like swimming. 3) PETE: I like rock music.

ALICE: ... Don’t you? I do. ... TOM: .................................

TOM: But I like football. PETE: And I like jazz.

ALICE: ................................ TOM: .................................

2) HEIDI: I like jazz. 4) PETE: I don’t like football.

ALICE: .......................................... HEIDI: ...................................

HEIDI: But I don’t like rock music. PETE: And I don’t like swimming.

ALICE: ........................................... HEIDI: .........................................

2 Write questions and answers.

1 Heidi and Alice / swimming

...Do Heidi and Alice like swimming? ... .... Yes, they do. ...

2 Tom / football 4 Tom and Alice / jazz

3 Heidi / rock music 5 Pete / football

3 Write sentences about likes and dislikes.

1 Tom ... likes football, but he doesn’t like swimming. ...

2 Heidi .................... 4 Alice .........................

3 Pete ...................... 5 Heidi and Pete ..........

5.28 Put each verb into the correct form.

1 Where .......... ? (you, live)

2 How .......... to work? (Miriam and Stephen, travel)

3 My sister .......... in a large flat in London. (live)

4 .......... in Leeds? (she, work)

5 Everybody in my class .......... Japanese. (speak)

6 My brother .......... in Britain. (not live)

7 I .......... some Spanish, but I .......... much. (speak; not understand)

8 What sort of food .......... ? (they, like)

9 .......... near their parents? (Teresa and Patricio, live)

10 “.......... Shelagh Anderson?” “No, I don’t.” (you, know)

11 “.......... a newspaper on Sundays?” “Yes, .......... The Observer.” (you, read; I, read)

12 What time .......... to bed? (your children, go)

13 My sister and her husband haven’t got a car; .......... to work by bus. (they, go)

14 My sister and I ...... shopping, but my brother ....... it. (dislike; love)

15 “.......... tennis?” “No, but my friend .......... very well.” (your brother, play; play)

5.29 Read the texts. Don’t use a dictionary. What jobs do you think the six people have? Possibilities: electrician, secretary, doctor, dentist, air hostess, artist, photographer, bank manager, bus driver, lorry driver, singer.

1 She speaks four languages. She works very long hours, but she doesn’t work every day. She likes people and travel, and she travels a lot in her work.

ANSWER: ... She is a(n)...

2 She doesn’t work in an office. She works very long hours, and she often gets up at night - it’s a tiring job. She likes people. She doesn’t speak any foreign languages. She loves her job.

ANSWER:

3 He gets up at half past seven every day, has breakfast at eight o’clock, and starts work at half past nine. He works in an office; he has two secretaries and two telephones. He does not work on Saturdays. He likes people and mathematics.

ANSWER:

4 He usually gets up at eleven o’clock, and has breakfast at lunchtime. He works at home. He works in the afternoons, but not every day. Sometimes he works very long hours; sometimes he does not work at all. He loves his job.

ANSWER:

5 She lives in a big city. She gets up at two o’clock in the afternoon, and has breakfast at three o’clock. She works from 9 p. m. until 2 a.m. She goes to and from work by taxi. She does not like her job much, and does not like the people where she works.

ANSWER:

6 He gets up at two o’clock in the morning. He has breakfast and lunch in motorway restaurants. He works sitting down, and he travels a lot in his work. He likes his job.

ANSWER:

5.30 A) Read about these five people. Do they like their jobs? Complete the table. Put a tick (√) for Yes or a cross (х) for No in every box.

1. My name’s Jane. I’m a vet – an animal doctor. I get to work in London at eight o’clock every morning, from Monday to Friday. Sometimes I work all night. People love animals so my job is very important. It’s hard work, but I love it.

2. Hi, I’m Linda and this is Dave. I’m a singer in New York – Dave is a guitarist. We don’t work in the week. On Friday and Saturday nights we play in a bar until twelve o’clock. Then we go to a nightclub where we work until three or four in the morning. We always get up very late. Dave is very happy but I don’t really like my job now, because there’s a lot of smoke in the bars.

3. My name’s Will and I’m a night watchman in the Irish Museum of Modern Art. I work from Monday to Thursday – my job is to protect the museum. I sleep in the day and work all night. I just walk around the museum and look in all the rooms. It’s very boring – I just watch and listen.

4. My name’s Agatha. I have a very exciting and interesting job. I work in a detective agency in Paris. I work at different times on different days – sometimes I get up early, sometimes I get up late. When people phone me, I do my detective work until I find the answer to their problem. I never work at weekends. That’s when I write my detective stories!

	Jane	Linda	Dave	Will	Agatha
works with animals				х
always gets up early
works at the weekends		√
likes job
works in England

2. Make the questions for these answers.

Model: What do you do? Jane: I’m a vet.

Is it hard work? Jane: Yes, it is.

1 ……... in the weekend? Linda and Dave: No, we don’t.

2 ……… get up? Linda and Dave: Very late. Always.

3 Where………? Will: In the Irish Museum of Modern Art.

4 …….. interesting? Will: No, it isn’t.

5 …………..? Agatha: Agatha

6 …….. detective stories? Agatha: At the weekends.

5.31 Paul wants a person to share his flat. He wants a quiet person who does not smoke. A man phones him. Fill in the gaps with the words in bold in positive, negative or question form.

get up / work / sleep / like / smoke / go / do

Paul: I get up very early for my job. What time …do you get up?

Man: Well, I ….. at night, so I …… at midnight.

Paul: Really? When …… to bed?

Man: At 8.00 a.m.

Paul: Those are strange hours. What …… do?

Man: Well... It’s a bit difficult to explain.

Paul: Oh, okay. What …… in your free time?

Man: Well, I ……. a lot. You see, my job is very tiring.

Paul: Oh, I see. Well, that’s good. I want a quiet person.

Man: Oh, I ……. loud music and parties! I’m a very quiet person!

Paul: Good. Er… I want a non-smoker, because I ……. . ……. smoke?

Man: No, I ……. . It’s disgusting.

Paul: Great! Would you like to see the flat?

Man: Yes, please.

UNIT 6 PRESENT CONTINUOUS / PRESENT SIMPLE

6.1 Write the – ing forms.

Example: speak – speaking

drive get go lie live make play run shop smoke

start stop think wear work do dance sing fry trap

6.2 What is happening at the moment? Write true sentences.

1 (I / wash / my hair) ...... I’m not washing my hair. .…..

2 (it / snow) 7 (I / eat)

3 (I / sit / on a chair) 8 (it / rain)

4 (I / learn / English) 9 (I / wear / shoes)

5 (I / listen / to the radio) 10 (I / smoke / a cigarette)

6 (the sun / shine) 11 (I / read / a newspaper)

6.3 Write positive or negative answers (Yes, I am / No, it isn’t etc.).

1 Are you watching TV? .. No, I am not... 7 Are you eating something?

2 Are you wearing shoes? 8 Are you feeling well?

3 Are you wearing a hat? 9 Is the sun shining?

4 Is it raining? 10 Is your mother watching you?

5 Is he reading a book? 11 Are they swimming?

6 Is the wind blowing? 12 Are you writing a letter?

6.4 Translate these sentences into Russian.

1 What’s happening? 2 What are you doing? 3 My mother is probably shopping just now. 4 The sun is shining. 5 We are having a good time.

6 Tomorrow we are going to London. 7 Are you doing anything this evening? 8 “I’m going to Great Britain in April.” “That’s nice. How long for?”

5. Fill in the gaps with the following words: