I. Give the plural of the following nouns

archipelago; armchair; art gallery; atten­dant; axis; bus; businessman; charge; city; compartment; condition; country; depar­ture; difference; grass; guest; luggage; month; purchase; scenery; seat; tendency; theatre; tributary.

II. Give the comparative and superlative forms of the following adjectives

bright; changeable; chilly; clear; cloudy; cold; constant; cool; damp; delightful; dry; dull; excellent; fluctuating; hot; inferior; moist; overcast; pleasant; rough; splendid; still; stormy; unpleasant; warm; waterless; wet.

III. Give Infinitive forms of the verbs given below

to change; to cool; to describe; to find; to harvest; to learn; to roll; to say; to speak; to start; to surprise; to take; to turn.

IV. Give the four forms of the following regular verbs

to address; to avoid; to book; to check; to consult; to develop; to disappoint; to enquire; to enter; to equip; to fill; to follow; to help; to intend; to iron; to notify; to phone; to press; to print; to register; to serve; to settle; to stay; to stop; to tip; to visit; to want.

V. Make up sentences from the words given below

1. are; as; changeable; English; famous; for; is; it; the; their; very; weather.

2. conversational; England; the; favourite; in; is; the; topic; weather.

3. a; are; there; hotels; in; big; cities; lot; of.

4. all; conveniences; have; hotels; in; modern; most; rooms.

5. a; always; given; is; of; thanks; the; tip; with; word.

6. a lot; a; advantages; at; has; motel; of; staying.

7. and; are; comfortably; constructed; furnished; motels; well.

8. a; at; atmosphere; certain; the; condition; is; of; the; time; weather.

VI. Conjugate the following verbs in the Present, Past and Future Indefinite

to affect; to attach; to board; to book; to change; to do; to enjoy; to fasten; to go; to laze; to miss; to provide; to reach; to relax; to say; to start; to stay; to use .

VII. Change the sentences given in the Present Indefinite into negative and interrogative. Give short affirmative and negative answers

Model: Millions of people all over the world spend their holidays travelling.

Millions of people all over the world don’t spend their holidays travelling. Do millions of people all over the world spend their holidays travelling? Yes, they do. No, they don’t.

1. A uniformed attendant attaches a special label to your luggage and gives you a boarding pass.

2. City dwellers usually like a quiet holiday by the sea or in the mountains.

3. During the flight the passengers do whatever they like.

4. It often happens that a delay of a flight is due to adverse weather conditions.

5. People travel by different means of transport.

6. Some of the passengers read, others sleep, chat or look through the porthole at the beautiful scenery during the flight.

7. Sometimes the plane sways very gently up and down or from side to side, giving the scene of a strangely unreal quality.

8. The land looks like a topographical map.

9. We all agree that the future belongs to air transport.