III. B. Pay attention to Some и Any

утвердительные	отрицательные
There is a book on the table. She has / has got a book. There is some water in the bottle.	There isn't a book = There is no book She hasn’t got a book. There isn't any water in the bottle.
There are (some) books on the shelf. They have / have got some cars.	There aren't any books = There are no books. They haven’t got any cars.
вопросительные
Is there a pen / any water ? - Yes, there is. / No, there isn’t. Have you got a flat? - Yes, I have. Have you any relatives? - Yes, I have some. Are there (any) books? - Yes, there are. / No, there aren’t.		What is there in the glass? What newspapers have they got?

III. C. Translate the sentences

1. There is a book in the bag. 2. They haven’t got a computer. 3. There is some water in the cup. 4. There are some flowers in the vase. 5. There isn't any tea in the cup. 6. There aren’t any maps on the wall. 7. There isn’t a shop near my house. 8. There is no water in the glass. 9. There are no flowers in the vase. 10. Our office manager has talks in the evening. 11. Are there any potatoes in the fridge? 12. Is there any meat in the fridge? – Yes, there is some. 13. There aren’t any pens in my bag. 14. She hasn’t got any money. 15. Have you got any money?

IV. A. Insert some, any or no

a) 1. Have you … museums in the town? 2. She has … sisters. 3. Has she … good friends in Moscow? 4. Have you … relatives? 5. Have you … brothers? 6. She has … mistakes in her translation. 7. They have … cousins in Minsk. 8. They have got … water. 9. Has he got … English books? 10. I’ve got … tea. 10. Sara has … car. She goes everywhere by bicycle. 11. Julia wants to go on holiday but she hasn’t got … money. 12. I can’t open the door. I have … key. 13. I have got some bags.

b) 1. There are … flowers in the vase. 2. There aren't … tomatoes in the fridge. 3. There isn't … money in my pocket. 4. Is there … juice in the bottle? 5. Are there … magazines on the shelf? 6. There is … paper in the box. 7. Is there … water in the glass? 8. Is there … coffee in the cup? 9. There are …books on the shelf.

IV. B. Make up sentences according to the models in I. D. Using:

a) 1. She - rice 2. You - cheese 3. Lucy - a bath every evening. 4. We – breakfast at 8 o’clock in the morning. 5. January – 30 days 6. He - a new flat. 7. He - a shave in the morning. 8. She – an oval face and a straight nose. 9. She – money. 10. money - in his wallet. 11. mistakes - in my test 12. meat - in the refrigerator 13. cheese - on the plate 14. water - in the bottle 15. books - on the shelf 16. paper - in the box. 17. flowers - in the vase.

b) 1. February – 31 days? 2. He - no new flat. 3. How many magazines - on the shelf? 4. coffee - in the cup? 5. you - relatives?

IV. C. Practise the dialogues a) a) - Have you got any tickets for the National theatre? - Can I have 10 tickets for Friday? - I'm sorry, we haven't got ten. We've only got four. b) - Have you got any writing paper, please? - Yes, Sir. Is this all right?

- We haven't got any for this evening. But we have got some for Friday. - Yes. And have you got any envelopes? - Here you are. - Have you got any maps of London? - Yes, we have.

V. A. Translate the following international words: cultural [′k∧ltərəl], canal [kənæl], ballet [bælei], drama [′drα:mə], European [,juərəpi(:)ən], conservatoire [kənsə:vətwa:], ecological [,ekə′lɔdʒikəl], gallery [′gæləri], litre [′li:tə], officer [′ɔfisə], passport [′pα:spɔ:t], symposium [sim′pouzjəm], visitor [′vizitə], balcony [′bælkəni]