2. Вариант

1. Подставьте требуемый глагол (am, are, is, have, has) в предложения и переведите их:

a) They … no clean plates. b) We … future specialists. c) You … English lessons. d) He … our head waiter. e) I … in the banquet hall. f) They … peaches and plums. g) She … dry white wine. h) This … hall one. i) These … coffee cakes.

2. Подставьте соответствующую форму глагола (am, is, are, have, has / not) в вопросительные и отрицательные предложения и переведите их:

a) … they a car? b) … this a good room? c) Bob … no friends here. d) We … in the street now. e) … you a waiter? f) … that ham or bacon? g) … you got a mutton chop for lunch? h) We … not hungry.

3. Переведите текст “English Lunch”, обращая внимание на употребление глаголов to be, to have.

4. Переделайте первое предложение в вопросительное и отрицательное:

English Lunch.

The English generally have lunch at one o’clock. At lunch time London cafés and restaurants serve mutton chops, cold meat, fish and chips, salad and pickles. Beefsteak and roast beef are the most popular meat dishes. They are garnished by roast potatoes or potatoes done in their jackets, cabbage or carrots and Yorkshire pudding. Some people like a glass of light beer with their lunch.

Then comes a dessert. Apple pie with hot custard is a favourite sweet. There are various types of pudding.

5. Ответьте на вопросы к тексту:

1. When do the English usually have lunch?

2. What is a traditional English lunch?

3. What do they have for dessert?

6. Заполните пропуски артиклями (a, an, the), где необходимо:

- … table for two, please. - Right this way. … menu is on … table. Give us … chicken salad, … red caviar,… roast beef and … bottle of red wine. In … morning we lay … tables for … breakfast.

7. Поставьте глаголы в скобках в нужном времени и переведите диалог:

• We (to have) our breakfast in this café?

• Well, I don’t mind. They (to serve) very good meals here.

• What you (to have) for breakfast?

• I think I (to start) with grapefruit juice and then omelette.

• You (to take) iced coffee or coffee?

• Iced coffee, please.

• How you (to like) your tea?

• Middling, please.

3 Вариант

1. Подставьте требуемый глагол (am, is, are, have, has) в предложения и переведите их:

a) You … a good friend. b) He … no napkins. c) I … a good job. d) This … a tasty dish. e) They … very busy now. f) Here … the menu. g) She … in hall one now. h) We always … sandwiches for breakfast.

2. Подставьте соответствующую форму глагола (am, is, are, have, has / not) в вопросительные и отрицательные предложения и переведите их:

a) … Tom a good book? b) … we at the English lesson? c) Lena … no car. d) She … not much bread. e) … this veal or mutton? f) … these apples clean? g) Sorry, sir, we … no red wine.

3. Переведите текст “English Dinner and Supper”, обращая внимание на употребление глаголов to be, to have.

4. Переделайте первое предложение в вопросительное и отрицательное.

English Dinner and Supper

In some houses dinner is the biggest meal of the day. Dinner time throughout England is around 7 o’clock in the evening. People are often invited for dinner to their friends. Dinner usually consists of three courses. First comes soup, the second course is meat or fish, then comes a sweet. But in simpler English homes the midday meal is the chief, and in the evening they have a much simpler supper – an omelette, or sausages, sometimes bacon and eggs, or just bread and cheese and a glass of juice.

5. Ответьте на вопросы к тексту:

1. When do the English serve dinner?

2. How many courses does it consist of?

3. What is the evening meal?

6. Заполните пропуски артиклями (a, an, the), где необходимо:

My friends work at … “Intourist” Hotel. Is Kate … waitress? They live in … Moscow. I begin my work at 8 o’clock in … morning. We take … cheese, … butter and … tea for … breakfast. This is … clean saucer. Bring us … apple pie and … cup of coffee. Lay … table, please. Bring me … bottle of red wine, please. They drink … white coffee.

7. Поставьте глаголы в скобках в нужном времени и переведите диалог:

• There (to be) a fine choice of dietary dishes. I (to begin with) vegetable soup.

• You (to have) meat or fish, sir?

• I think I (to have) some fish.

• Which you (to want) carp or sturgeon?

• Well, steamed sturgeon (to do).

• What you (to say) to baked apples?

• I don’t mind.