1.11 Translate the sentences.

1.She will cook something. 2.She went somewhere. 3.I read some interesting stories yesterday. 4.He picked up something from the ground. 5.He saw somebody in the distance. 6.There are some books on the table. 7.Is there anybody in the library? 8.You can go anywhere now. 9.Where are you going? – Nowhere. I’m staying here. 10.The accident looked serious but fortunately nobody was injured. 11.The boy refused to tell us anything. 12.I don’t mind where you sit. You can sit anywhere. 13.Nobody tells me anything. 14.No intelligent person could do such a stupid thing. 15.There were no shops open. 16.There was nobody in the room.

1.12 Fill in the blanks with the English words.

1.I have … (какую-то) interesting book to read at home. 2.Is there … (кто-нибудь) in the laboratory? 3.Did you find … (что-нибудь) new in this book? 4.There was … (никого) in the shop. 5.He didn’t know the answer. He said … (ничего). 6.(Любой) … can attend this interesting lecture. 7.He could find his textbook … (нигде).

1.13 Complete these sentences with some / any / somebody / anybody / anyone / nobody / anything / nothing / anywhere.

1.There’s … at the door. Can you go and see who it is? 2.You can cash these travellers' cheques at … bank. 3.I haven’t read … of these books but Tom has read … of them. 4.The film is really great. You can ask … who has seen it. 5.I don’t mind where you go. You can go … you like. 6.He left home without saying … to … . 7.Have you got … money? 8.Has … seen Tom? 9.There was complete silence in the room. … said … . 10.What did you have for breakfast? … . I don’t usually have … for breakfast.

1.14 Fill in the gaps with pronouns: some, something, nothing, anything, somewhere.

Melissa is shopping. She wants to buy … new clothes. She is going to a party tonight, but she has got … to wear. She wants to buy … nice and new shoes but she can’t find … that she likes. She is also looking for a present. She wants to buy … special for her friend, but there isn’t … nice in this department store, so she is thinking of going … else.

Grammar: Verb to have – иметь

	Present	Past	Future
I	have	had	will ‘ll	have
He, She, It	has
We, You, They	have
I have a family of three. Do you have any brothers or sisters? - Yes, I do. / No, I don’t I don’t have a brother or a sister. I’m an only child in the family.

1.15 Make sentences with the verb to have. Example: I usually have breakfast at 8 o’clock.

have	breakfast, a cup of coffee, an apple, a bath, a shower, a party, a nice time, a dream, an accident, a problem, trouble, fun

1.16 Complete these sentences. Use an expression from the box and put the verb into the correct form.

have a party	have a swim	have difficulty
have a chat	have a look	have a good flight

1.Max likes to keep fit, so he … every day. 2.We … on Saturday. It was great. We invited lots of people. 3.Excuse me, can I … at your newspaper, please? 4.I met Ann in the supermarket yesterday. We stopped and … . 5.Helen meets Tom in the airport. He has just arrived. Helen says: Hello, Tom. Did you …? 6.He will … with his exams if he doesn’t study hard.

Welcome

– Come in. This is my room.

– You have a nice room and you have got a computer. Have you got any

computer games?

– Yes, I have quite a lot.

– Do you have “Space Quest V”?

– Yes, here it is.

– Have you got any chess computer games?

– No, I’m afraid I haven’t.

– Please, come in.

– Thank you.

– Please, sit down. Would you like a cup of tea?

– Yes, please.

– Help yourself to scones.

– Thank you.

– How about some cream?

– No, thank you. Could you pass me the sugar, please?

– Yes, here you are.

– Can I have another cup of teа?

– Yes, sure.