Экзаменационный билет № 9

1. Do some grammar tests:

a) Insert so or because in the sentences blank spaces.

1 I have walked for ten miles... I am tired.

2. John is hungry ... he has not had any breakfast.

3. The children are swimming... the water is warm.

4. I am thirsty ... I am going to have a drink of water.

5. We are sitting here ... we want to sit by the window.

   6. The food here is good and cheap ... it is an ideal restaurant.

b) Write sentences as per given examples.

Examples

Production expanded. We will live in Sussex.

We buy a house. Sales were higher.

When production expanded, sales were higher.

When we buy a house, we will live in Sussex.

1 He went to Madrid. She went to Geneva.

2 She left London. I will go to university.

3 They go to London. I will see the sales manager.

4 I am eighteen. It took six hours.

5 He was five. I stayed in bed all day.

6 I get to the office. You will stay with the Hunts.

7 It was cold. He wanted to be a doctor.

8 You come to Geneva. They will see Buckingehm Palace.

2. Read, translate and retell the text.

Mr. Hunt We're sorry we haven't got more time for sightseeing. We arrived yesterday morning and we've got to leave tonight. Yesterday morning Sarah did some shopping and after lunch she did some sightseeing. I had to go to the sales conference, so I couldn't do any sightseeing.

Last night we were much too tired to do anything. When Sarah's ready, we'll go downstairs for breakfast. During breakfast we'll plan our day. Actually, we'll only think about the morning because we're meeting Mr. and Mrs. Tate at half past one (1.30). They intend to do some sightseeing with us after lunch. If the weather's nice, we'll have a picnic. It looks as if it'll be a nice day. I hope it won't be too hot.

3. Speak on the topic "Formal Meetings ".

Экзаменационный билет № 10

1. Do some grammar tests:

a) Make up sentences using the interrogative pronoun whose. See the example

Example

No, they are not our suitcases.

Whose are those suitcases? Are they yours?

1. No, they are not your pound notes.

2. No, they are not my tickets.

3. No, it is not his suit.

4 No, it is not her book.

5 No, they are not my magazines.

6 No, they are not our clothes.

b) Insert proper words

1. ... either of your parents phoned Mary today? has/have/is

2. ... either of your brothers got red hair? is/has/have

3. Three of my children ... at the theatre with me. is/are/was

4. ... any of your friends like sightseeing? does/do/has

2. Read, translate and retell the text.

Mrs. Hunt Didn't you drive past King's College when you went to the conference yesterday?

Mr. Hunt Yes, we did, but we drove past it very fast. Let's walk today. I always prefer walking to driving.

Mrs. Hunt Yes, so do I, but I get tired very easily.

Mr. Hunt If you get tired today, we'll catch a bus. Aren't we there now? I can see King's College Chapel.

Mrs. Hunt Oh yes. That's the back of it. Don't you think we ought to walk round to the front?

Mr. Hunt Yes, let's walk through the college. Mrs. Hunt Then if we go left, we'll be in Trinity Street.

Mr. Hunt Yes and when we get to the end of Trinity Street, we'll turn right. Then we can walk straight to St. John's College.

Mrs. Hunt No, look at the map. When we get to the end of Trinity Street, we'll be outside

St. John's. It seems as if our plan'll be perfect.

3. Speak on the topic "Informal Meetings ".