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Вас ждет какой-то мужчина Некоторые люди богаты, а некоторые бедны.

Столкнулись ли вы с какими-то трудностями?

Приходите в любое время и возьмите любую книгу (которая вам нравится). В кувшине есть вода. Вы хотите воды?

У меня нет чая, но есть кофе.

Впустите всякого, кто позвонит в дверь. Если кто-нибудь будет спрашивать об этом, не говорите ничего.

Я вижу чье-то мокрое пальто в передней. Кто-нибудь пришел?

Не хотите ли еще пирога? - Спасибо, но я больше не хочу.

Я никогда не видел ничего подобного.

С компьютером что-то не так.

Сегодня по телевизору показывают чтонибудь хорошее?

Some man is waiting for you.

Some people are rich and some are poor.

Did you meet any difficulties?

Come any time and take any book you like.

There is (some) water in the jug. Would you like some?

I haven’t got any tea, but I have got some coffee.

Let in anyone who rings at the door.

If anyone asks about it, don’t tell anything.

I see someone’s wet coat in the hall. Has someone come?

Would you like some more cake? – No, thanks. I don’t want anymore.

I have never seen anything like that.

There is something wrong with the computer. Is there anything good on television tonight?

(A) FEW, (A) LITTLE, MUCH, MANY

EXERCISE № 89. Take part of the Speaker B and answer the questions with a few/a little.

Model: How many people are there in the room? - A few.

1.

How much milk is there in the jug?

1. A little.

2.

How many apples are there on the plate?

2. A few.

3.

How many people are there at table?

3. A few.

4.

How many glasses are there on the table?

4. A few.

5.

How many questions do you have?

5. A few.

6.

How much money have you got?

6. A little

7.

How many students are present?

7. A few.

8.

How many sandwiches have you made?

8. A few.

9.

How many books have you read?

9. A few.

10.

How much luggage do you have?

10. A little.

11. Is there much chalk in the box?

11. A little.

12.

Is there much water in the jug?

12. A little.

13.

May I have some more ice-cream?

13. A little.

EXERCISE № 90.Paraphrase the following words in bold type using little, a little, few, a few.

Model: I'd like to say some words. — I would also like to say a few words.

1.

I have hardly any time.

1.

I also have little time.

2.

I'd like to ask you some questions.

2.

I'd also like to ask you a few questions.

3.It is no use asking him about it. He has hardly 3. I also have little knowledge of the subject. any knowledge of the subject.

4.I go to the theatre when I have some money 4. I also go to the theatre when I have a little

and free time.

money and free time.

5. I have hardly any tea in the pot. I'd like some more.

5. I also have little tea and I would like a little more.

6.I can hardly find any people who can 6. I can also find few people who understand me. understand me.

7.I have hardly any doubt that the problem can 7. I also have little doubt that the problem can be

be solved in the near future.

solved in the near future.

8.

I have hardly any luggage.

8.

I also have little luggage.

9.

I know some people who can help us.

9.

I also know a few people who can help us.

10. I buy hardly any things for myself.

10. I also buy few things for myself.

EXERCISE № 91. Paraphrase the following sentences using few, a few, quite a few, little, a little

1. Only some pupils wrote the test. 2. A small number of people live to be 80 in Russia. 3. I have not much time for studying. 4. He had a considerable number of mistakes in his dictation. 5. She has got some time to prepare for the report.

EXERCISE № 92. Fill in the blanks with few, a few, little, a little.

1.We have ………….. paintings in our flat, but not very many.

2.There is…………..bread in the cupboard. You may take it.

3.I have only…………..cigarettes.

4.He has…………..coffee. Can you give him some?

5.I just have…………..copies of this text, but all are very good.

6.Will you give me…………..water?

7.There are very…………..funny stories in the book. Almost all of them are sad.

8.George is very busy today. He has very…………..free time.

9.There are…………..newspapers on the desk, but there are no magazines there.

10.There is…………..milk in the cup. You may drink it.

11.There was still…………..time before the beginning of lesson.

12.He has…………..knowledge of the subject. You'd better ask somebody else.

13.We got…………..pleasure from the trip, the weather was bad all the time.

14.Are there many vacant rooms in the hotel? - No, there are only…………..

15.Why did you put so…………..sugar in your tea? It won't be sweet.

16.Do many people know about this new shop? - No, only…………..

17.There is…………..light in the room. Switch on the light, please.

18.There is still…………..light here, though it is a dark room.

19.There is…………..sunshine in this rainy place.

20.The plate is not empty, there are…………..apples on it.

EXERCISE № 93. Insert little, a few, a few, a little, little, a little, few. Retell the story. A Plant that Works Miracles

A poorly dressed man limped exhausted into a village. There was (1) …………..rice that year and he had nothing to eat. Hunger gave him a wonderful idea.

"He went from door to door whispering only (2) …………..words, "I know of a wonderful plant. It brings life to those who are dying. Who wants to know my secret?" (3) …………..men gathered to listen to him.

A rich man invited him to his house and treated him to a rich dinner. After that the host asked about the all-powerful plant.

"Come with me, then! It will take us (4) …………..time to get to the place, where plenty of it grows."

They went out attracting as (5) …………..attention as possible. As soon as they reached the ricefield around the village the poor man said: "Here is the plant!"

"Rice?" the rich man was surprised. "You have fooled me!"

"Certainly not! (6) …………..rice can perform wonders. Without the excellent rice which I have just eaten at your home I should certainly have died by now. (7) …………..people are as stupid as you are," he added, and ran off as fast as he could.

EXERCISE № 94. Fill in the blanks with little, a little, few, a few.

1. I'd like to make…………..remarks in connection with the topic under discussion. 2.

…………..people realize how important it is to go in for sports. 3. This student has deep knowledge in English and besides he knows…………..French. 4. He is a man of…………..words. 5. Only…………..names remained in his memory, for this accident happened more than 20 years ago. 6. That lecture was so difficult that only…………..students could understand it. 7. I had

…………..hope of getting home tonight because I realized that I had lost my way. 8. The postman doesn't often come here. We receive…………..letters. 9. I'm having…………..trouble fixing this shelf. — Oh dear! Can I help you? 10. I shall be away for…………..days from tomorrow. 11. When you've wanted something very badly and it comes at last, it is somehow …………..frightening. 12. It was a cold windy evening, and there were…………..people in the park. 13. There were no doctors for the wounded, and to make things worse there was only …………..food left. 14. She asked permission to speak to the guest for…………..moments. 15. I won't listen to you! I'd like to believe that there is…………..hope left.

EXERCISE № 95.Put in little / a little / few / a few.

1.We must be quick. We have …………..time.

2.Listen carefully. I'm going to give you…………..advice.

3.Do you mind if I ask you…………..questions?

4.This town is not a very interesting place to visit, so…………..tourists come here.

5.I don't think Jill would be a good teacher. She's got…………..patience.

6.

'Would you like milk in your coffee?' 'Yes, please…………...'

7.This is a very boring place to live. There's…………..to do.

8.

'Have you ever been to Paris?' 'Yes, I've been there…………..times.'

EXERCISE № 96. Combine the following words with many or much.

Spaghetti, sheep, a coin, support, traffic, a mug, housework, weather, a slice, knowledge, a notebook, furniture, a language, butter, equipment, a computer, deer, children, progress, scissors, means, linen, a fish, blankets, money, teachers, series, mail, sandwich, toast, make-up, light.

EXERCISE № 97. Your Mum has made up a list of food to buy. Ask questions according to the model.

Model: (sugar) How much sugar shall I buy? (eggs) How many eggs shall I buy?

milk

cheese

bread

towels

butter

sausages

tomatoes

shampoo

potatoes

crisps

toilet paper

toothbrushes

EXERCISE № 98. Fill in the blanks with how much or how many.

1. …………..sugar have you put into my cup? 2…………..spoons of sugar do you usually take with your tea? 3…………..homework do you get every day? 4…………..cups of coffee do you drink a day? 5…………..coffee did you drink yesterday? 6…………..foreign languages do you speak? 7. Do you know …………..money he spent? 8. Tell me please…………..time it will take me to get there. 9…………..times a month do you go to the theatre? 10. Do you

know…………..people live in Moscow? 11. I see you are a stranger here. Let me help you. The customs officer is asking…………..perfume you have got. 12…………..cigarettes do you smoke a day? 13…………..oil has been extracted this month? 14…………..barrels of oil did the Arab Emirates sell last year? 15…………..money does it cost to get there?

EXERCISE № 99. Fill in as much … as or as many … as.

Model: I'll get as much work done as I can.

1. Al doesn't make …………..money …………..he did at his former job. 2. Do you still go to

…………..meetings …………..you used to? 3. We don't have …………..computers …………..we need. 4. The doctor told Judy to get …………..exercise …………..possible. 5. Not

…………..people came to the party …………..we expected. 6. Bill has had

…………..opportunities …………..his doctor, but he hasn't done as well.

EXERCISE № 100. Fill in the blanks with much, many, a lot of.

1. There are a few bananas and…………..apples in the fridge. 2. She put…………..butter in the cake. 3. Have you got …………..homework? …………..Our teacher always gives us

…………..homework. 4. We don't need…………..eggs to cook this meal. 5. He's made…………..progress in such a short time! 6. Are there…………..unemployed people in your country? 7. There are…………..oil deposits in Siberia. 8. There is…………..time at our disposal. 9. She is very sociable, that's why she has got …………..friends. 10. Try to call Mr. Green. He never gives …………..useful advice, but you can hear …………..valuable information. 11. One needs…………..money to start a new business. 12. You can't install…………..equipment in a small shop. 13. He doesn't want…………..advisors. He thinks he can solve the problem himself. 14. Be careful with him. He's got…………..projects and desires, bat hasn't got…………..money and patience to realize them. 15. Astronomy studies…………..interesting phenomena.

EXERCISE № 101. Insert many, much, little, a little, few, a few.

1.There is…………..light in this room.

2.Are there…………..new words in this text?

3.I know English…………..and I can help you with the translation of this text.

4.Is there…………..ink in your fountain-pen?

5.There are…………..new houses in our street.

6.Going to Magadan by air costs …………..money.

7.Westminster Abbey is a very old building, …………..famous men are buried there.

8.I have…………..time for reading now.

9.Would you like…………..more apples?"

10.Four hundred years ago very…………..people had books.

11.Do you spend…………..money on books?

12.I saw Pete…………..days ago.

EXERCISE № 102. Complete the sentences using plenty (of) + one of the following: hotels money room time to learn things to see

1.There's no need to hurry. We have…………..

2.He's got no financial problems. He's got…………..

3.Come and sit with us. There's. …………..

4.She knows a lot but she still has…………..

5.It's an interesting town to visit. There…………..

6.I'm sure we'll find somewhere to stay…………..

EXERCISE № 103. Put in much, many, few or little.

1.He isn't very popular. He has …………..friends.

2.Ann is very busy these days. She has…………..free time.

3.Did you take…………..photographs when you were on holiday?

4.I'm not very busy today. I haven't got…………..to do.

5.The museum was very crowded. There were too…………..people.

6.Most of the town is modern. There are…………..old buildings.

7.The weather has been very dry recently. We've had…………..rain.

EXERCISE № 104. Some of these sentences need a. Put in a where necessary. Put 'RIGHT' if the sentence is already complete.

0. She's lucky. She has few problems. RIGHT

00.Things are not going so well for her. She has few problems. ...a few problems

1.Can you lend me few dollars?

2.I can't give you a decision yet. I need little time to think.

3.There was little traffic, so the journey didn't take very long.

4.It was a surprise that he won the match. Few people expected him to win.

5.I don't know much Spanish. - Only few words.

EXERCISE № 105. Translate from Russian into English.

Подождите несколько минут, пожалуйста.

Я немного говорю по-немецки.

Вы делаете слишком много ошибок. Занимайтесь больше.

У меня для этого слишком мало времени. Ты ешь слишком много конфет. У тебя зубы испортятся.

Осталось мало кофе. Нужно купить еще.

К несчастью, у меня мало друзей.

В этом году мало снега. Но в лесу все еще есть немного снега.

Нам нужно несколько долларов и немного удачи.

Мало кто может быть счастлив без любви.

У нас есть немного масла, но мало сыра. На нашей даче мало цветов, но много деревьев.

В сегодняшней газете мало новостей.

Нам не очень-то повезло на соревнованиях (to have luck).

Поторопись! У нас мало времени и много работы.

В стакане было мало воды, и он налил (pour) себе немного.

Мало кто понимает его английский язык. У него слишком много ошибок.

Мне кажется, что ты положила слишком много соли в суп.

Довольно много друзей пришли навестить его.

Ты можешь взять несколько конфет.

Wait a few minutes, please. I speak German a little.

You make too many mistakes, study more.

I have got too little time for it.

You eat too many sweets. You teeth will rot.

There is little coffee left. We need to buy some more.

Unfortunately, I have few friends.

There is little snow this year. But there is still a little snow in the forest.

We need a few dollars and a little luck.

Few people can be happy without love.

We have a little butter, but little cheese.

There are not many flowers in our dacha, but there are a lot of trees.

There is not much news in today's paper. We didn't have much luck at the competition.

Hurry up! We have very little time and a lot of work to do.

There was little water in the glass, and he poured himself a little.

Few people understand his English. He has too many mistakes.

I think you put too much salt into the soup.

Quite a few friends came to visit him.

You can take a few sweets.

EXCLAMATORY SENTENCES

EXERCISE № 106. Change the sentences according to the model.

Model: She has such blue eyes. - She is so blue-eyed.

1. He has such broad shoulders.

2. He has such muscular arms.

3. She has such a weak will.

4. She has such a kind heart.

5. She has such long legs.

6. She has such a round face.

7. She has such dark hair.

8. She has such a dark skin.

9. He has such a good build. 10. They have such red hair.

1. He is so broad-shouldered.

2. He is so muscular-armed.

3. She is so weak-willed.

4. She is so kind-hearted.

5. She is so long-legged.

6. She is so round-faced.

7. She is so dark-haired.

8. She is so dark-skinned.

9. He is so well-built.

10. They are so red-haired.

EXERCISE № 107. In this exercise you have to put in so or such.

Model: Come on! Don't walk ...so...slowly!/ I've never read ...such ... a stupid book.

1.I was surprised that he looked …………..well after his recent illness.

2.They've got …………..a lot of money, they don't know what to do with it.

3.She is a very attractive girl. She's got …………..beautiful eyes.

4.Everything is …………..expensive these days, isn't it?

5.Why did you ask them …………..stupid questions?

6.It was …………..a boring film that I fell asleep in the middle of it.

7.The wind was …………..strong, it was difficult to walk.

8.The food at the hotel was very bad. I've never eaten…………..awful food.

EXERCISE № 108. Make a sentence with so from two sentences.

Model: She worked very hard. She made herself ill. - She worked so hard that she made herself ill.

1.I was very excited about going away. I couldn't sleep.

2.The water was very dirty. We decided not to go swimming.

3.She speaks English very well. You would think it was her native language.

EXERCISE № 109. Use such instead of so.

Model: The book was so good that I couldn't put it down. - It was such a good book that I couldn't put it down.

1.The road is so narrow that it is difficult for two cars to pass each other.

2.The weather was so warm that I didn't need a coat.

3.His feet are so big that he has difficulty finding shoes to fit him. He has got …

EXERCISE № 110. Complete these sentences.

Model: We had a lot of problems. We hadn't expected to have so many problems.

1.It's quite a long way from your house to the station. I didn't know it was …………..

2.It took us a long time to get home this evening. It doesn't usually take us …………..

3.You've got a lot of furniture in this room. Why have you got…………..?

EXERCISE № 111. Change the sentences according to the model.

Model: What a bright student he is! - How bright he is!

1. What a stupid boy I am!

2. What pleasant people they are!

1. How stupid I am!

2. How pleasant they are!

3. What a naughty child!

4. What talented actors they are!

5. What unexpected news!

6. What obedient children you have become!

7. What a risky situation it is!

8. What a cosy room it is!

9. What a caring father he is!

10. What a gorgeous woman she is!

11. What tough people your in-laws are! 12. What a wise man!

3. How naughty she/he is!

4. How talented they are!

5. How unexpected it is!

6. How obedient you have become!

7. How risky it is!

8. How cosy it is!

9. How caring he is!

10. How gorgeous she is!

11. How tough they are! 12. How wise he is!

EXERCISE № 112. Insert the article where necessary.

1. What …………..sweet juice! 2. What …………..timely advice! 3. What …………..shocking idea! 4. What …………..smart dresses! 5. What …………..cold champagne! 6. What

…………..killing news! 7. What …………..miserable weather! 8. What …………..deep knowledge! 9. What …………..wonderful life! 10. What …………..choosy girls! 11. What

…………..important matter! 12. What …………..hot soup! 13. What …………..warm autumn! 14. What …………..big surprise! 15. What …………..big money! 16. What …………..cool air! 17. What …………..old coin! 18. It is such …………..fresh idea! 19. Robert gave me such…………..beautiful ring! 20. We got such …………..smashing news! 21. My brothers are such

…………..noisy boys. 22. It is such …………..thrilling film! 23. It is such …………..foggy day! 24. They got such …………..important information! 25. It's such …………..shame that he can't come. 26. He is such …………..intelligent boy! 27. She is such …………..bossy know-it-all. 28. Nobody can cook such …………..delicious food.

EXERCISE № 113. Make the following sentences exclamatory.

Model: Your daughter is very talented.

What a talented girl your daughter is!

How talented your daughter is!

Your daughter is so talented!

Your daughter is such a talented girl!

1.You have a really challenging job. 2. He has a brilliant idea. 3. His secretary is very pretty. 4. The Wolf has big teeth. 5. This water is too hot. 6. Yours is good advice. 7. They are strange people. 8. The room is spacious. 9. They are well-read children. 10. It is a fine day.

(The)OTHER(s) / ANOTHER

EXERCISE № 114. Read and translate the sentences. What are the rules of using (the/an) other(s).

1.I am still thirsty. Give me another glass of water. (one more)

2.I have three brothers. One is still at school, another is at college (one more) and the other (the last one) works and has a family of his own.

3.There are 26 students in our class: 13 learn English, the others (the remaining) learn other (different) languages.

4.Where is the other (the second of two) glove?

5.I need another five minutes (a period).

6.Some people like tea, others like coffee. (indefinite people)

7.Some like tea, other people like coffee.

8.I'll come some other day, perhaps.

9.What other American writers do you know?

10.I have no other friends but you.

11.Are there any other ideas?

EXERCISE № 115. Insert other, the other, others, the others, another.

1. I see only three magazines here. Where are …………..ones? 2. Tom has lost his fountain pen. He must buy …………..3. I can give you only this dictionary, I have got no …………... 4. Will you kindly give me …………..copy of the magazines? 5. Jack is far better than any …………..member of the team. 6. We were two groups. One group started work at 8 and …………..group came at 7. Six of them are mine; …………..are John's. 8. She didn't listen to what …………..said. 9. We shall speak about it some …………..time. 10. You must do it …………..way round. 11. Three of them will come tomorrow, …………..have already finished their work.

EXERCISE № 116. Fill the blanks with the appropriate form of other.

1. This pen won't write. Please give me …………... (singular)2. If you're still thirsty, I'll make

…………..pot of coffee. 3. This dictionary has a page missing. Please give me …………... (the last one) 4. He does not need those books. He needs …………...(all the remaining) 5. There are thirty people in the room. Twenty are from Latin America and …………..are from …………..countries. 6. Six people were in the store. Two were buying meat; …………..was looking at magazines;

…………..was eating a candy bar. …………..were walking around looking for more food (notice the verbs). 7. This glass of milk is sour. …………..glass of milk is sour, too. 8. These are seven students from Japan. …………..are from Iran, and …………..are from …………..places. 9. We looked at four cars today. The first two were far too expensive, but …………..ones were reasonably priced.

EXERCISE № 117. Fill in the blanks with other(s), the other(s), or another.

1. I got three letters. One was from my father. Another one was from my sister. …………..letter was from my girlfriend. 2. Look at your hand. There is a total of five fingers. One is your thumb.

…………..is your index finger. …………..one is your middle finger. …………..finger is your ring finger. and …………..finger (the last of the five) is your little finger. 3. Look at your hands. One is your right hand. …………..is your left. 4. I invited five people to my party. Out of those five people, only John and Mary can come. ......... people can't come. 5. I invited five people to my party. Out of those five people, only John and Mary can come. …………..can't come. 6. I would like some more books on this subject. Do you have any …………..that you could lend me? 7. I would like to read more about this subject. Do you have any …………..books that you could lend me? 8. There are many means of transportation. The aircraft is one means of transportation. The train is

…………... 9. There are many mans of transportation. The aircraft is one. …………..are the train, the automobile, and the horse. 10. There are two women standing on the corner. One is Helen Jansen and …………..is Pat Hendricks. 11. Alice reads THE NEW YORK TIMES every day. She doesn't read any …………..newspapers. 12. Some people prefer classical music, but

…………..prefer rock music. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Jay are a happily couple. The love each …………...

They support each…………... They like each …………..14. He will graduate in …………..two years. 15. I'm almost finished. I just need …………..five minutes. 16. Two countries border on the United States. One is Canada. …………..is Mexico. 17. One of the countries I would like to visit is Sweden. …………..is Mexico. Of course, besides these two countries, there are many

…………..places I would like to see. 18. They have three children. One has graduated from college and has a job. …………..is in school at the University of Arkansas. …………..is still living at home. 19. Thank you for inviting me to go on the picnic. I'd like to go with you, but I've already made …………..plans. 20. Most of the guests have already arrived, and I'm sure that all of

…………..will be here soon.

EXERCISE № 118. Translate the italicized words using the words other, the other, another,

others, the others.

1.Гостиницу содержали две милых женщины, одна была американкой, а другая испанкой.

2.Я не мог выполнить твою просьбу вчера, я был занят другими делами.

3.Вы не дадите мне другой номер журнала?

4.Джон поехал кататься на велосипеде, остальные пошли купаться.

5.Нам нужен еще один день, чтобы закончить эту работу.

6.Цены теперь разные: одни вещи дешевые, другие дорогие.

7.Люди приходили один за другим.

8.У него были другие цели.

EXERCISE № 119. Translate from Russian into English.

У меня двое братьев. Один из них учится в школе, а другой – в университете.

Чьи это книги? – Одна моя, а вторая – нашего учителя.

Ты не дашь мне еще карандаш? Этот сломался.

Не плачь. Я куплю тебе другую куклу. Одни обедают дома, а другие – в столовых.

У нас двухкомнатная квартира. Одна комната просторная и светлая, а другая маленькая и темная.

Хотите ли еще чаю?

Я не знаю что делать. – А как бы поступили другие люди в твоем положении?

I've got two brothers. One of them is a pupil, but the other is a student.

Whose books are these? – One of the books is mine and the other is our teacher’s.

Will you give me another pencil? This pencil has broken.

Don’t cry. I’ll buy you another doll. Some people have lunch at home, others have lunch at the canteens.

We have a two-room flat. One room is spacious and light, but the other is small and dark.

Would you like another cup of tea?

I am at a loss what to do. – And what would others do if they were in your shoes?

EXERCISE № 120. Give a free translation of the tale. Mind the use of another, the other, others, the others.

Собака с куском мяса

Собака с куском мяса в зубах перебиралась через речку и увидела в воде свое отражение. Она решила, что это другая собака с куском побольше, бросила свое мясо и кинулась отбивать чужое. Так и осталась она без того и без другого: одного не нашла, потому что его и не было, другое потеряла, потому что его унесла вода.

TENSES

The Present Indefinite

EXERCISE № 121. Spell the 3d person singular of the following verbs. Distribute them according to the spelling (-s, -es, -ies).

Dance, brush, open, try, fix, buy, kiss, like, dry, go, catch, wash, sit, fly, copy, teach, play, pass, begin, say, put, wear, lose, get, hear, dress, take, say, find, deal, point, gain, repair, forget, rise, switch, give, set, tell, fetch, stop, come, stress, look, match, catch, refer, regulate, criticize, finish, study, help, express, clean, wash, go, think, turn, do, wait, march, know, sleep, run, sit, freeze, make, close, develop.

EXERCISE № 122. Distribute the verbs according to the pronunciation of the ending –s: [s], [iz], [z].

Laugh, look, miss, stand, speak, drink, put, catch, drive, brush, ride, walk, open, jump, stay, know,

cough, see, dance, rise, help, listen, match, wish, travel, write, lose, eat, rain, arrange.

EXERCISE № 123. Explain the use of the Present Indefinite in the following sentences:

1. “ I just want you to know, I don't text messages” Lyne

1. a state at the moment of

purred.

speaking with a verb denoting

“ Technologically deficient, are you? I am glad to know there

wish; 2. a person's ability to

are some things you can't do.”

perform some actions

“ Don't want to do”.

 

2. If the film is nominated for Best Picture and it wins, Wendy

2. a future action in a subordinate

won't have to worry for a couple of years.

clause of condition

3.Jemima Jones is overweight. When she meets Brad, an 3. a succession of past actions in eligible Californian hunk, over the Internet, she reinvents narration

herself as JJ, the slim, gym-obsessed glamour girl. But when her long-distance Romeo demands that they meet, she becomes the bone-thin model of her e-mails – no small feat.

4.When he gets to know you he'll realize what a lovely person 4. a future action in a subordinate

you are.

clause of time

5.

I move my cursor on to VIEW, and click once. The picture

5.

a succession of actions at the

comes on to the screen.

moment of speaking

6.

String of attacks kill dozens in Iraq.

6.

a past action in a newspaper

 

 

headline

7.

GLOBE 2010 kicks off with an evening designed around

7.

a fixed future action in a

great food and celebration at the GLOBE 2010 Welcome

conference programme

Reception.

 

 

8.

It's the early bird that catches the worm.

8. a proverb

9. What the hell do we republicans do now? The “what next?”

9.

an immediate future action

question pertains to the days further ahead.

when asking for instructions

10. People say that you have great self-discipline and that you

10. a repeated, habitual action

never let a day go by without working. At what time do you

 

 

start?

 

 

11. Mammals feed their babies on milk.

11. a law of nature

12. The morning performance starts at 10.

12. a timetable

13. Every object in a state of motion tends to remain in that

13. a general truth (Newton's First

state of motion unless an external force is applied to it.

Law of Motion)

EXERCISE № 124. Practise the following sentences in the 3d person singular, making the necessary changes.

Model: We eat our breakfast in a hurry. - He eats his breakfast in a hurry too. We don't know how to do it. - He doesn't know how to do it either.

1.My parents keep their cars in the garage. 1. He keeps his car in the garage too. What about your father?

2.The kids like painting. What about their 2. She likes painting too.

mother?

3.They don't buy canned food. What about their 3. He doesn't buy canned food either. son?

4.They take their dog for a walk twice a day. 4. He takes his dog for a walk twice a day too. What about their neighbour?

5.You like sitting by the fire. What about your 5. She likes sitting by the fire too.

wife?