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Файл:Грамматика английского языка для школьников. Кн.IV. Сборник упражнений
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to have a big stadium in the city иметь боль-
шой стадион в городе
to carry the sports flags нести спортивные
флаги
The score was 3 to 2 in our favour ['feIvA]. Ñ÷åò
был 3:2 в нашу пользу.
The game ended in our favour. Игра закончи-
лась в нашу пользу.
The world records for gymnastics are held by
our sportsmen. Мировые рекорды в гимнас-
тике удерживаются нашими спортсменами.
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Exercises
1. Open the brackets.
Put the verbs into the correct form.
1. The doctor advised Lolly (to keep) to
a fruit diet.
2. Jess asked me if I ever (to go) in for
climbing.
3. I was glad that I (to be) in the school
football team two months later.
4. Jasper asked his friend who (to play)
the final game of cricket the next day.
5. The coach asked his sportsmen how
many hours they (to spend) training
the day before.
6. Frank was sure that Jake just (to lose)
a race.
7. Dolly understood that her favourite
sportsman (not to win) that game five
minutes later.
2. Open the brackets.
Put the verbs into the correct form.
1. The journalist told us that the sport
festival (to take) place in Italy the
next month.
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2. Jack asked his friend Dave if he (to
want) to go in for putting the weight.
3. The teacher asked the pupils which of
them (to jog) every morning.
4. Frank asked me what club I (to train)
the year before.
5. Polly wanted to know if Jerry (to be)
interested in figure-skating.
6. Kate promised (to jog) with me tomor-
row morning.
7. Bessy heard that Dick (not to be) the
coach of her basketball team the next
year.
3. Open the brackets.
Put the verbs into the correct form.
1. I knew that Mario (to go) in for box-
ing many years before.
2. Henry hoped that his team (to take)
part in the basketball competition in
Rome the next month.
3. Carol was told that her friend (not to
be) in the school tennis team then.
4. The journalist asked Abby what sports
she (to go) in for.
5. The teacher asked us what the most
popular game in Britain (to be).
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6. Linda told me that she just (to become) a winner.
7. Sally found out that her friend Patty
(to keep) to a fruit diet.
4. Open the brackets.
Put the verbs into the correct form.
1. Willy was asked if he ever (to watch)
a horse-riding competition.
2. Rob didnt know that man (to be) a
new coach of his basketball team.
3. I was asked what my favourite sport
(to be).
4. Rolf has just learnt that the football
match (to end) in a draw two hours ago.
5. Philip didnt expect that Victor (to
jog) every morning.
6. The speaker asked the pupils if all the
children (to take) care of their health.
7. David didnt suppose that he (to play)
the final game of baseball the next day.
5. Open the brackets.
Put the verbs into the correct form.
1. George told his coach that he (can
not) take part in the competition be-
cause he (to be) ill then.
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2. Bob said to his friend that he (to run)
a race with Henry and Andrew two
days later.
3. I was asked if I (to train) in the base-
ball section the week before.
4. The teacher asked us how often the
Olympic Games (to hold).
5. Betty didnt believe that her friend
Doris (to like) to watch sports games.
6. Jenny was asked why she (not to do)
her morning exercises the day before.
7. Carol didnt expect that she (to be)
in excellent form in two hours.
6. Open the brackets.
Put the verbs into the correct form.
1. The coach wanted to know why our
team (to lose) the game.
2. Julia was told that she (to get) good
results that day.
3. Paul asked me what the score of the
game (to be).
4. Bob didnt understand what game the
boys (to play) at the moment.
5. Jack was sure that his friends (to be)
great fans of their home team.
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6. Alice asked Susan (not to skate) too
fast.
7. Kim was asked what he (to think) of
the game.
7. Open the brackets.
Put the verbs into the correct form.
1. Mother asked her son (not to shout)
at the stadium too loudly.
2. Julia told me that she (to like) lawn
tennis best of all.
3. Paul was asked if he (can) row.
4. The speaker said to us that we (to
have) three big stadiums in our city
the next year.
5. Carol was sure that Henry (to be) the
best swimmer in their school.
6. My friends told me that they (to
watch) a competition between the
football teams fighting for the first
place on TV at the moment.
8. Open the brackets.
Put the verbs into the correct form.
1. Mario was asked who (to win) the last
football match the day before.
2. I didnt understand who just (to score)
the goal.
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3. Abby was told that game (to end) in
our favour five minutes ago.
4. Granny told me she (to watch) figure-skating on TV an hour later.
5. I heard that Charles (to be) the best
tennis player in our school.
6. The journalist asked Ann what sports
she (to like) most of all.
7. Tina was asked if she ever (to see)
films about sports competitions.
9. Say what they will do when they win the
game.
to travel round
Europe
to walk the streets
of Berlin
Fred
Morris
Henry
Bob
Andy
James
to have a good
time with
friends in the
country
to visit Japan
to lead an
when
they
win
the
game.
interesting life
in Spain
to go to the café
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10. Say what you will do when you are in
excellent form.
to get good results at every
competition
When
I am in
excellent
form I
to win the game
to take part in the
championship
to train boys and girls for
international competitions
to hold a competition between
the best sportsmen
11. Say what they will do after they spend
five hours training for the game.
to breathe fresh air
to ride a horse in
After they
spend
5 hours
training
for the
game
Janet
Mary
Helen
Carol
Betty
Alice
the country
to go to the
theatre
to fish by the
river with
a friend
to go to the beach
to swing herself
in the city park
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12. Change the sentences into Direct Speech.
1. The coach told George that he would
carry the sports flag of his team before the beginning of the championship.
2. The pupils were told that they
wouldnt jump high at the next (Physical Education) lesson.
3. Sue was glad that jogging was very
popular in her city.
4. Grandpa told me that he had been a
great fan of our home team many
years ago.
5. The man told Frank that the score
would be five to three in our favour.
6. The speaker said to us that the world
records for gymnastics were held by
our sportsmen.
7. Jake asked his friend if he had just
watched the hockey match on TV.
13. Change the sentences into Direct Speech.
1. Bill told me that the game had just
ended in our favour.
2. Dan told us that he had enjoyed every
minute of the game at the stadium
the week before.
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3. The P.E. teacher told the pupils that
they would have a boat race in the
country the next week.
4. The journalist asked us which of our
group was interested in athletics.
5. The coach asked David why he had
lost the race two days before.
6. I asked my friend if he would train in
our club.
7. Carol was asked if she liked to end in
a draw.
14. Change the sentences into Direct Speech.
1. Dick told me that he wanted to take
part in all the events of the championship.
2. Henry said to Kate he couldnt jog
that morning because he was ill.
3. Molly told us that she would be the
best tennis-player in our school the
next year.
4. Joy was told that she was in excellent
form right then.
5. I asked Emily if she was fond of skiing.
6. Fred told his friend that his team
would win the World Hockey Cup next
time.
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