3. Перекладіть речення українською мовою. Пам’ятайте про те, що в сталих виразах дієслово to have втрачає своє основне значення “ мати (щось)».

   1. Americans have got a lot of pets.

   2. We never have quarrels.

   3. Granny always has a cup of chamomile tea in the evening.

   4. My dog always has fun playing football with us.

   5. I usually have a shower in the morning.

4. Заповніть пропуски одним із поданих у дужках дієслів. Перекладіть речення українською мовою.

   1. Victor’s sister …( don’t, doesn’t) study at the university.

   2. The mass media … (plays, play) an important part in our lives.

   3. Last year my elder sister …( talk, talked, talks) on the telephone to her numerous friends very often.

   4. There …( won’t, aren’t, were not) tickets for the concert yesterday.

   5. He … (come, came, will come) back and we … ( shall listen, listened, listen ) to his funny stories very soon.

5. Перекладіть наступні речення

   1. Сподіваюся, я не загублюся. Я спитаю когось, як дістатися туди.

   2. У мене є двоюрідний брат в Австралії.

   3. Тато приніс мені нову книгу про комп’ютери.

   4. Я повернувся додому о другій годині.

   5. Восени часто йде дощ.

6. Оберіть правильну відповідь

1.) They can’t go out because they … rain-coats and umbrellas.

A) have got

B) aren’t have

C) don’t have

2) Don’t give him cigarettes. He (not/smoke).

A) isn’t smoke

B) doesn’t smoke

C) don’t smokes

3) I visited Brazil in April. I (stay) at a nice hotel for a fortnight.

A) stay

B) stayed

C) shall stay

4) There isn’t a cloud in the sky, but it (be) cloudy in the morning.

A) is

B) were

C) was

5) - Do you often see Tom?

- Not often, but I (see) him at the party the other day.

A) saw

B) see

C) sees

6) We haven’t got much time, …?

A) …, do we?

B) …, don’t we?

C) …, haven’t we?

ВАРІАНТ 4

1. Прочитайте та перекладіть українською мовою весь текст. Перепишіть та письмово перекладіть з 1-го по 5-й абзаци тексту

Life in the 21^st Century

We’ve entered a new era: the twenty-first century. Of course, it’s exciting and we are trying to predict what our life will be like in the future. It will certainly become better – I’m sure of it.

Robots will do all the dangerous and dirty work for us and our daily life will become easier. They’ll sweep the floor, dust the furniture, wash the dishes and even cook! It doesn’t mean we’ll become lazier, no. When everything is automated, we’ll be able to do more creative jobs.

We’ll be able to call our friends on a videophone and type up homework by talking to a small gadget that understands the human voice.

Scientists (or probably computers?) will find solutions to our most urgent problems. People will stop dying from cancer and AIDS and will live to be 150 years old. There will be no more famine on our planet and no more hungry children.

Our cities will become cleaner, greener and safer. We’ll drive electric cars and live in houses with lots of plants and special air-cleaning gadgets. Atmospheric pollution will be stopped and our planet will be saved.

There will be no more wars, no more criminals and no more terrorists. People will learn to live in peace and understand each other.

We’ll have more free time and longer holidays. We’ll be able to travel in space and – who knows? – one day we’ll be able to spend our holidays on Mars.

I’m really optimistic about the future. After all, we are becoming wiser. The superpowers are disarming; governments are waking up to Green issues…

Anyway, it’s up to us to look after our planet and try to make it a better place to live.