Практичне заняття № 7 (2 години)

Тема 7. В продовольчому магазині (At a Provision Shop).

EXERCISES TO BE DONE IN WRITING

Ex. 1. Read the text “Shopping” and answer the following questions:

Have you gone shopping this week? What have you bought? How much money a week do you usually spend on foodstuffs? Where did you go shopping last? What are you going to buy in the shop today? Will you go shopping tomorrow? What are you going to buy there tomorrow?

Ex. 2. Ask permission by making questions. Use the words in brackets as in the example:

Example: I have done my exercises (to go out) — May I go out?

1. I have done my morning exercises (to have breakfast).

He can't find his dictionary (to take yours). 3. They have already had dinner (to have a smoke). 4. He has already come (to come in). 5. They are waiting for you (to speak to you). 6. She is late (to come in). 7. Our lesson is over (to go to the refectory).

Ex. 3. Answer the questions using the words given in brackets:

1. Who can go shopping?_, (Borys Lytvynov). 2. Who can cook well? (Helen Lytvynova). 3. Who can work at the plant? (Ha­lin^g Klymenko). 4. Who can give lectures? (Peter Klymen­ko). 5. Who can spend a day off in the forest? (his children).

1. What can Helen Lytvynova do? (to cook). 2. What can Yuri Belov do? (to give lectures). 3. What can you do on your day off? (to go to the cinema). 4. Where can you go today? (to the supermarket).

1. What can you buy at the dairy? (some bottles of milk and a package of cheese). 2. What can you buy at the supermar­ket? (all the necessary foodstuffs). 3. What can they switch on? (the TV set). 4. What can they celebrate together? (Pe­ter's birthday).

Ex. 4. a) Write down the 3 forms of the verbs and make up sentences with them:

to buy, to spend, to send, to sell, to go, to come, to have, to take, to see, to be, to meet, to put, to do, to make.

b) Make up sentences of your own with these verbs using the Present

Perfect. Ex. 5. Refer the statements to the Present Perfect Tense using the adverb already as in the example:

E x a m p l e: My brother is going to do the shopping.

My brother has already done the shopping.

1. They are going to have dinner at 2 o'clock. 2. What are you going to do? 3. I'm going to buy some foodstuffs. 4. His family is going to listen to the seven o'clock news. 5. I am going to clean the flat. 6'. John is going to shave. 7. They are going to have a rest in the country. 8. Ann is going to switch on the light. 9. Who is going to have lunch? 10. They are going to stay out of town for a fortnight.

Ex. 6. Complete the dialogues filling in the missing parts:

1

1. Where can I buy a box of sweets?

2. ...

1. Is there a good choice of sweets and cakes there?

2. ... Besides we can have a cup of coffee or a glass of tea. A. Not a bad idea. ...

2

1. Have you got anything for supper?

2. ...

1. What about going to the grocer's? We can buy all the neces­sary foodstuffs there, can't we?

2. ...

1. What have you bought at the dairy?

2. … And what about you? What have you bought?

A…

B.What about buying a few pounds of apples?

A. I'm all for it....

B. I've spent much money on my foodstuffs. And you?

A. …