4. Translate the sentences into English.

This incident pressed only 13 minutes. In search-and-rescue department came massage about fire. After 2 minutes fire brigade arrived on place. On the yard excited people met brigade told about fire in the department, with smoke there were two sleeping children.

Department was completely in smoke. When fireman broke door by axe, he heard voice of children. One of fireman in gasmask went to cradle (in cradle here was sweepingly 2 - mouth child) carried her on the yard. But in department 4 - year boy still left. Officer of fire brigade with additional balloon of oxygen and lantern in hands came back in smoking room. It has found under a bed the boy. In thirteen minutes rescuers liquidated a fire and delivered children to hospital.

It was then found out, that from casual handling with electrical appliance the fabric on a sofa was blazed. From it during a fire also went a black-green smoke.

1. Underline the correct answer in 1-5.

1. Helen must / had to leave the meeting early because she had a train to catch.

2. What you must / should have done is call the police, not get involved yourself.

3. I will / could be able to speak better if I practise more.

4. Terry has done so little work, he should / needn't have bothered to come to class today.

5. I didn't need to / couldn't get tickets after all - they were sold out.

1 had to 2 should 3 will 4 needn't 5 couldn't

2. Underline the correct word or phrase a, b, c or d to fill the spaces 1-5.

1. She got the job she was the best candidate.

A owing to B due to C on account of D because

2. Flight 502 has been delayed to bad weather.

A as B for C due D on account

3. you are unable to accept the job, we have offered it to someone else.

A Because of B As a result C Thanks to D Since

4. I locked the door we could continue our discussion undisturbed.

A in order to B in order C so that D for that

5. The pilots suddenly went on strike , our flight was cancelled.

A As result B With the result C As a result D With result

1 D because 2 C due 3 D Since 4 C so that 5 C As a result

3. Decide whether the following compound nouns are countable or uncountable. Add them to the chart. Four examples are given.

countable	uncountable
heart attack	old age
high school	pocket money

Letterbox, washing powder, parking meter, remote control, show business, social work, toilet-paper, police station, post office, sleeping bag, swimming pool, pen-friend, personal computer, soda water, news bulletin, package holiday, passer-by, washing-up liquid, water skiing, writing paper, human nature, washing machine

countable: letterbox, pen-friend, personal computer, parking meter, remote control, news bulletin, package holiday, passer-by, police station, post office, sleeping bag, swimming pool, washing machine

uncountable: washing powder, soda water, show business, social work, toilet-paper, washing-up liquid, water skiing, writing paper, human nature