II. Do the given grammar exercises. Put in my/our/your/his/her/their/its.

1 Do you like your job?

2 I know Mr Watson but I don't know …………… wife.

3 Mr and Mrs Baker live in London …………….. son lives in Australia.

4 We're going to have a party. We're going to invite all ……………. friends.

5 Ann is going out with ………………… friends this evening.

6 I like tennis. It's ……………… favourite sport.

7 'Is that ………………. car?' 'No, I haven't got a car.'

8 I want to phone Ann. Do you know ……………… phone number?

9 Do you think most people are happy in …………….. jobs?

10 I'm going to wash ……………….. hair before I go out.

11 This is a beautiful tree …………………. leaves are a beautiful colour.

12 John has a brother and a sister ………..…. brother is 25 and …………… sister is 21.

III. Make up sentences.

1. lottery/the/you/if/won/do/you/What/would/?

2. rains/this/weekend/it/if/do/you/what/will/?

3. years/many/for/house/same/the/in/live/parents/My

4. sport/are/usually/tall/very/this/who/play/People

5. time/on/exam/this/finish/never/I/will

6. this/weekend/to do/you/are/What/planning/?

7. British/American English/similar/very/are/and

8. headache/a/have/a/I/temperature/and

IV. Glossary

A holiday -

A vote -

An idea -

A student-

A guide -

V. Speak on the following topic “Seasons and weather”

Chair of Foreign languages for Humanitarian specialties

EXAMINATION PAPER №

1. Read and translate the given text

‘Chess is not as popular as it should be and I think I could, help it’ Kosteniuk said last week. ‘It is an honor for me to be described as the face of the game.’ She has her own website with pictures, poems, and the opportunity to play chess against her.

Making the game faster is another part of the campaign to make chess more popular. There are now strict time limits for making moves. Games that before lasted for hours can now take place in five minutes. The longest international tournament games, which sometimes took days, now last only four to seven hours.

II. Do the given grammar exercises. Complete the sentences. Use a superlative (-est or most...) or a comparative (-er or more ...).

1 We stayed at the cheapest… hotel in the town, (cheap)

2 Our hotel was cheaper than all the others in the town, (cheap)

3 The United States is very large, but Canada is …………………………….. (large)

4 What's …………………………….. country in the world? (small)

5 I wasn't feeling well yesterday, but I feel a bit ……………………………. today, (good)

6 It was an awful day. It was ………………………………. day of my life, (bad)

7 What is …………………………………….. sport in your country? (popular)

8 Everest is ………………………….. mountain in the world. It is ………………………….

than any other mountain, (high)

III. Make up sentences.

1. lottery/the/you/if/won/do/you/What/would/?

2. rains/this/weekend/it/if/do/you/what/will/?

3. years/many/for/house/same/the/in/live/parents/My

4. sport/are/usually/tall/very/this/who/play/People

5. time/on/exam/this/finish/never/I/will

6. this/weekend/to do/you/are/What/planning/?

7. British/American English/similar/very/are/and

8. headache/a/have/a/I/temperature/and