Exercise 11. Complete the dialogue with «some, any, no».

Michael: Adam, have we got ... (1) eggs?

Adam: No, I don’t think so.

Michael: Look in the fridge.

Adam: No, there are ... (2) eggs here.

Michael: What about milk?

Adam: No, we haven’t got ... (3) milk. We finished it last night.

Michael: And I suppose we haven’t got... (4) sugar either!

Adam: What do you want to make?

Michael: I want to make ... (5) cakes!

Adam: Well, you can’t! Have another cup of tea and a biscuit.

Exercise 12. Translate from Russian into English.

1. Я встречаюсь с Нэнси завтра в 9 часов.

2. Как раз сейчас они путешествуют по Франции.

3. Ты занимаешься сейчас домашними делами? – Да.

4. Вы сейчас обедаете? – Нет. Мы не обедаем.

5. Мы с братом в данный момент слушаем новости.

6. Она не может подойти к телефону, так как моет голову.

7. Он изучает физику в университете.

8. Что ты делаешь? – В данный момент иду по улице. – А откуда идешь?

9. Что эти люди здесь делают? – Стоят и ждут автобус.

10. Хочешь кофе?

11. У тебя есть что-нибудь почитать?

12. Где Джим? – Он гуляет с собакой.

SOME MORE PRACTICE

Task 1. Look at the picture, please.

1. The sun is shining.

2. Mother is reading a book.

3. Father is drinking a glass of beer.

4. The baby is sitting under the table.

5. The girl is eating an apple.

6. The boy is jumping over the chair.

7. The man is fishing in the river.

8. The cows are standing under the tree.

9. The boys are climbing up the tree.

10. The girls are playing with the ball.

Now answer the questions:

1. What is father doing?

2. Who is jumping over the chair?

3. Are the boys playing with the ball?

4. Is the man swimming in the river?

5. Is the baby sitting on the table?

6. Is the girl eating a banana?

7. Who is fishing in the river?

8. Who is reading a book?

9. Who are climbing up the tree?

10. Is there one chair?

11. Are there three cows under the tree?

12. What has father in his hand?

13. What has the girl in her hand?

14. Is the sun shining?

15. Is the bottle under the table?

16. Is the butterfly under the tree?

17. Are there three boys in the tree?

Task 2. Do you think it’s important to have a true friend nearby when you are on holiday?

UNIT 4

Grammar: Texts: Dialogue:

The Present Simple Tense and the Present Continuous Tense Quantitative Pronouns 1. «A Long Day’s Journey into Work» «Working Day» 1. «Tea For Two»

Text One

«A Long Day’s Journey into Work»

Vocabulary:

boring

an accountant

whole

Do you think you have a long and boring journey to work? Well, David Ross takes over seven hours every day to get to and from work. That’s 1,610 hours a year!

David Ross, a 32-year-old accountant, lives with his wife and two children in Leeming, a small country village near York in the north of England. But his job is in the centre of London, 400 miles (640 km) away in the south.

Every day David leaves home at five o’clock in the morning, drives three miles to his local railway station and catches the 5.30 train to York. At York he takes the 6.12 InterCity Express to King’s Cross in London. From there he goes by underground to Liverpool Street Station and then walks to his office.

The whole journey takes three hours and fifty minutes. He gets home at nine o’clock in the evening. What a life!

Why does he do it? David smiles: «Because I like my job in London but I like living in the north and I like travelling by train! »

Text Two

«Working Day»