VI. Make up 5 questions to the text. Контрольна робота № 5.

ВАРІАНТ 4.

I. Choose the correct answer.

1. I have been working here since/still July.

2. The Taylors have moved house recently/so far.

3. They still/already haven't employed a new supervisor.

4. I always/already do the housework on Saturdays.

5. We haven't booked our summer holiday just/yet.

II. Choose the correct item.

1. Her eyes are red because she...........onions.

A peeled B has been peeling C has peeled

2. He..........in this house for five months.

A is living B was living C has been living

3. John..........as a waiter until he finds a better job.

A is working B work C has worked

4. She..........the news when I saw her.

A didn't hear B hasn't heard C hadn't heard

5. Tim was ironing while Marie………television.

A had been watching B was watching C watched

III. Turn from direct into reported speech.

1. 'We aren't doing anything next week,' they said.

2. 'I can't go out tonight,' she said to me.

3. 'I forgot to pay the bill,' he said.

4. 'We've brought you a present,' she said to me.

5. 'I'll phone you tomorrow,' she said to Peter.

6. "Jill broke my computer!" Thomas said to me.

7. "Tracy has been studying here all day," he said.

8. "James will make dinner tomorrow," she said.

9. "I'm celebrating my birthday this Saturday," Greg said to his friend.

10. "He has left home," she said.

IV. Write passive sentences.

1. Your car (repair) now.

2. Passengers (ask) not to speak to the driver.

3. Liverpool (beat) by Manchester 3-0 yesterday.

4. (you/ invite) to Andy's party?

5. Chinese (speak) in Singapore.

6. A speech (give) by the President tomorrow.

7. When she came out of the supermarket her car (stole).

8. A film (record) when the video recorder broke down.

9. Bread (make) from wheat.

10. The missing boy (not/see) since yesterday afternoon.

V. Translate the following text into Ukrainian.

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