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Файл:Грамматика английского языка для школьников. Кн.IV. Сборник упражнений
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7. Grace was asked if she liked to jump
a long way at the P.E. lessons.
15. Change the sentences into Direct Speech.
1. Kate told her mother that she was going
to run a race with her friend Monica.
2. Bill was asked why he wouldnt train
in the hockey section in the club the
next week.
3. John told us that he couldnt be the
coach of that basketball team.
4. People asked the journalists if they
would have a big stadium in their town
the next year.
5. Micky told us that his home team had
attacked all the time during that game.
6. Jeff said to us that he didnt like to
play against his friends.
7. Natasha told her sister that golf would
be very popular in our country several years later.
16. Change the sentences into Direct Speech.
1. Mary told me that she didnt want to
play badminton against Susan.
2. I thought our team would win the
World Hockey Cup.
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3. Mike said to us that his father had
been the best football player in the
world many years before.
4. Emily told the P. E. teacher that she
couldnt jump high.
5. Jerry said to his coach that he wouldnt
play the final game of rugby.
6. Dolly asked me if I wanted to go in
for gymnastics.
7. Fred asked Grace why she didnt like
climbing.
17. Change the sentences into Direct Speech.
1. Meggy asked her coach when he was
going to train her team for the world
championship.
2. John told us that he preferred to go
in for skating in the open air.
3. The journalist asked Morris why he
was fond of baseball.
4. The man said to Bob that the score
was 2 to 1 in our favour.
5. Mark told the journalists that he
would take part in all the events of
the championship.
6. Jeff said to Dick that his cousin was
a world champion in rowing.
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18. Change the sentences into Indirect
Speech. Use the words in brackets.
1. Im in excellent form. (Bill told me)
2. My favourite sport is horse-riding.
(Jake said to us)
3. Our team will win the next game.
(Tim was sure)
4. Hockey is very popular in Canada.
(Cathy said to her students)
5. Youll spend three hours training for
the game tomorrow. (The coach said
to the sportsmen)
6. Kate didnt run a race with Lolly at
the last P.E. lesson. (The teacher told
the students)
7. Bessy and Grace will be in the school
basketball team next year. (The pu-
pils were told)
19. Change the sentences into Indirect
Speech. Use the words in brackets.
1. We are jumping a long way now.
(The pupils told us)
2. Joy and Mat are the great fans of
our home team. (Ed knew)
3. The game wont end in our favour.
(Dave was afraid)
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4. Did you watch a cricket match on
TV yesterday? (Jasper was asked)
5. Why are you interested in wrestling? (Alan asked his friend)
6. Will you train in the athletics section next year? (Willy was asked)
7. Wholl carry our sports flag? (The
journalist asked the coach)
20. Change the dialogue in the Indirect
Speech. Use the words in brackets.
JOURNALIST: Which of you goes in
for sports? (The journalist asked some
pupils).
MORRIS: I do. (Morris answered.)
JOURNALIST: What sports do you
go in for? (The journalist wanted to
know.)
MORRIS: Football. (Morris answered.)
JOURNALIST: How often do you go to
the stadium to play football? (The jour-
nalist wanted to know.)
MORRIS: I dont go to the stadium.
(Morris told the journalist.) Our school
has a football team and I train at the school
sports ground or in the gym. (Then he
explained to the journalist.)
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JOURNALIST: Have you ever taken
part in any football competitions? (The
journalist wanted to know.)
MORRIS: Yes. In a week well take part
in the competition between the school
teams. (Morris told the journalist.) Im
sure that our team will win this competition. (Then he added.)
JOURNALIST: Good luck. (The jour-
nalist said to Morris.)
21. Answer the questions. Then write the
composition Sport in my life.
1. Is sport very important in your life?
2. Do you do your morning exercises
every day?
3. How long does it take you to do your
morning exercises?
4. Which of your family jogs in the
morning?
5. Do you train in a club?
6. What sections are there in your club?
7. What kind of sport do you go in for?
8. Have you ever taken part in a sport
competition?
9. Do you get good results?
10. Have you ever become a winner?
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11. What is your coachs name?
12. Do you go in for sports in the open
air or in the gym hall?
13. Which of your friends (family) goes
in for sports too?
14. What kind of sports do your friends
go in for?
15. How often do you train?
16. How often do your friends train?
17. Do you usually walk or go by bus or
by trolley-bus to the stadium where
you train?
18. How long does it usually take you to
get to the stadium?
19. Do you have Physical Education (P.E.)
lessons at school?
20. How often do you have P.E. lessons
at school?
21. What do you usually do at your P.E.
lessons?
22. Do you like these lessons? Why?
23. Is there a sports ground near your
school?
24. How often do you have P.E. lessons
in the open air?
25. Are sport competitions held in your
school?
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26. Do you always take part in these competitions?
27. Which of your friends gets good results?
28. Why do you think some pupils dont
want to take part in sport competitions?
29. Which of your friends only watches
sports games? Why?
30. Which of your family only listens to
sports news? Why?
31. Do you understand that sport helps
people to keep in good health?
32. Do you have good health?
33. How often do you catch cold?
34. Do you want to be a sportsman?
22. Translate from Russian into English.
1. Я надеюсь, что я получу хорошие
результаты на следующих соревнованиях.
2. Ник (Nick) не интересуется боксом.
3. Тони (Tony) любит играть в теннис
на свежем воздухе.
4. Какой твой любимый вид спорта?
5. Питер (Peter) занимается атлетикой?
6. Кто из твоей семьи делает зарядку
каждое утро?
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23. Translate from Russian into English.
1. Какие летние виды спорта ты знаешь?
2. Кто твой любимый спортсмен?
3. У вас есть футбольная команда в
школе?
4. Ты хочешь заниматься верховой ездой?
5. Кто из твоих друзей не занимается
спортом? Почему?
6. Рой (Roy) будет принимать участие
в финальной игре по баскетболу?
24. Translate from Russian into English.
1. Ты когда-нибудь видел соревнования
по гребле?
2. Я верю, что наша команда победит.
3. У нас в школе уроки физкультуры
дважды в неделю.
4. Англичане любят заниматься спортом?
5. Ким (Kim) рад, что Джек (Jack) будет
тренером его бейсбольной команды.
6. Какая самая популярная игра в Англии?
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HEALTH AND BODY CARE
Phrases
to be ill with smth. болеть чем-либо
to fall ill with smth. заболеть чем-либо
to be down with smth. заболеть чем-либо
to be laid up with smth. заболеть чем-либо
to be taken ill with smth. заболеть чем-либо
to be well быть здоровым
to feel well чувствовать себя хорошо
to feel bad плохо себя чувствовать
to feel ill чувствовать себя больным
to feel sort of feverish ['fi:vArIS] чувствовать оз-
íîá
to feel indisposition чувствовать недомогание
to feel a bit seedy чувствовать себя неважно
to feel black and blue all over чувствовать себя
разбитым
to feel giddy ['gIdI] чувствовать головокруже-
íèå
to feel nauseous ['nD:sjes] чувствовать тош-
íîòó
to feel winded задыхаться
to be running a temperature иметь высокую
температуру
to have a high temperature иметь высокую тем-
пературу
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to have a running nose насморк
to have a bad cold сильно простудиться
to have a bad cough сильно кашлять
to have a bad toothache (headache, earache,
backache, stomach-ache) сильно болит зуб
(голова, ухо, спина, желудок)
to have lung (heart, kidney) trouble болят лег-
кие (сердце, почки)
to have liver complaint болит печень
to have a sore throat (finger) болит (воспалено)
горло (палец)
to have a bad (sudden, sharp) pain in the
stomach сильная (внезапная, острая) боль в
желудке
to sneeze [sni:z] and cough [kDf] чихать и каш-
ëÿòü
to suffer from a splitting headache страдать от
сильной головной боли
to suffer from insomnia [In'sDmnIA] страдать от
бессонницы
to look seedy плохо выглядеть
to loose appetite потерять аппетит
to break ones leg сломать ногу
to sprain ones leg растянуть ногу
It hurts me to walk (swallow, chew). Ìíå áîëü-
но ходить (глотать, жевать)
My nose is clogged up ['klDgd 'Ep]. Ó ìåíÿ çàëî-
æåí íîñ.
Your tongue [tEN] is coated. Язык покрыт на-
летом.
to call in a doctor вызвать доктора
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