1 Вариант контрольного задания №2

Задание 1

Выберите правильную форму причастия (Participle I, Participle II) следующих глаголов:

1. Work

   1. Workiing

   2. Working

   3. Worked

2. Write

   1. Writeing

   2. Wrote

   3. Writing

3. Put

   1. Putting

   2. Putting

   3. Put

4. Play

   1. Played

   2. Plaid

   3. Played

5. Study

   1. Studied

   2. Studied

   3. Studied

6. Plan

   1. Planed

   2. Planned

   3. Pllaned

Задание 2

Перепишите следующие предложения. Подчеркните в них временную форму глагола. Предложения переведите:

1. I was watching TV at six o’clock.

2. Listen somebody is crying.

3. They have just arrived.

4. We will be passing by this station tomorrow at six p.m.

5. Bill has broken his leg.

6. This job will have been ready by 10 p.m.

7. They were reading books at the library from 4p.m-7p.m.

Задание 3

Переведите следующие предложения обращая внимания на глагол-сказуемое в придаточном предложении.

1. He said he had worked for this company three years ago.

2. Brian said that he would come next week.

3. When we arrived everybody had already gone.

4. I had translated two texts before you called.

Задание 4

Определите, какое из следующих предложений является придаточным условием 1 или придаточным условием 2.

1. If I were you I would never go there alone.

2. Please water my flowers when I’m away on vacation.

3. I will tell you all in detail as soon as you let me know.

4. We would go to the south next summer if we had more money for the trip.

Задание 5

Перепишите следующие предложения, выберете правильный ответ (Present Simple / Present Continuous)

1. Where are the children now? They … play/are playing.

2. Paul is good at football. He … plays/is playing football very well.

3. Turn the TV off. Nobody … watches/is watching it.

4. They … meet/are meeting for lunch once a month.

Задание 6

Перепишите следующие предложения, поставьте глаголы в скобках в правильной форме (Past Simple / Present Perfect)

1. When I was a child I (be) always late for school.

2. I (loose) my passport today.

3. When … Jill (finish) school?

4. You (break) two cups today, be careful.

Задание 7

Выберите правильный вариант глагола - сказуемого в скобках.

1. If I (found/find) some money in the street I would take it to the police.

2. If we (can/could) live anywhere in the world we would live in England.

3. If it (isn’t/weren’t) raining I will take you with me on a picnic.

4. If I (see/saw) someone asking for help I would do it.

Задание 8

Переделайте глагол - сказуемое в действительном залоге (Active voice) в левой колонке на глагол сказуемое(Passive voice) в правой колонке.

Образец:

I use my computer to write e-mails

1. We spend money to buy things

2. I borrow a lot of books from the library

3. He uses the laptop computer in his business trip

4. In china people grow rice

My computer is often used for writing e-mails.

1) Money …

2) Books…

3) The laptop computer…

4) Rice…

Задание 9

Прочтите текст и переведите его устно. Затем перепишите и переведите заглавие и абзацы 1,2,3

The movies

In the 1920s American movies filled the cinema screens of the world. Most were made in Holly­wood, a suburb of the city of Los Angeles in California. Hollywood's big attraction for film­makers was its clean air and plentiful sunshine. The movies made there were bright and clear. By the 1920s it had become the film-making capital of the world.

Hollywood movies were made by large companies called studios. The men who ran these studios were businessmen and their main aim was to make as much money as possible. They soon found that one way to do this was to standardize their films. When audiences had shown that they liked a certain kind of film, the studios made many more of exactly the same kind.

Another sure way for a studio to make money was to turn its actors into "stars." Stars were actors who were so popular that people went in crowds to see any film they appeared in, no matter how good or bad it was. A famous star could make any movie a certain success. So the studios went to great lengths to make their actors into stars. They encouraged fan magazines. They set up special publicity departments to get stories about their actors into the newspapers.

The movies of the 1920s were silent. They spoke in pictures, not words, and so their language was international. All over the world, from Berlin to Tokyo, from London to Buenos Aires, tens of millions of people lined up every night of the week to see their favorite Hollywood stars-and, without realizing it, to be Americanized. Hollywood movies showed people a world that was more exciting, more free, more equal, than their own. To most people this world of the movies remained a dream world, separate from real life. But to some it became more. It made them realize, however dimly, that perhaps their own conditions of life could be improved.