13. Put in am/am not/is/isn’t/are/aren’t.

1. I ___ from Russia.

2. Debbie and Mark ___ British. They ___ German.

3. My friends ___ interested in computers.

4. His parents ___ around 40.

5. How old ___ you? I ___ 18.

6. London ___ situated on the river Evans. It ___ situated on the river Thames.

7. I ___ keen on sports. But I ___ rather good at basketball.

8. Her name ___ Jane. It ___ Helen.

14. Give short answers (Yes, I am/No, he isn’t, etc.).

1. Are you from Russia?

2. Are all your school friends students now?

3. Is English difficult?

4. Is your home town small?

5. Are you interested in music?

6. Is your friend good at languages?

15. Make general questions with these words. Give short answers.

1. your mother/at work?

2. her children/at home?

3. he/from Italy?

4. I/good at English?

5. you/interested in books?

6. I/right?

7. this subject/difficult?

16. Complete the sentences. Use is, are, was, were, do, does, did.

1. When and where ___ you born?

2. Where ___ you go to school?

3. When ___ you move to Chelyabinsk? — When I ___ a teenager.

4. How large ___ your family?

5. What languages ___ you speak?

6. What city ___ she from?

7. What ___ she like?

8. What ___ she look like?

9. ___ he married?

10. What sort of person ___ he?

11. What ___ you think of me?

12. ___ you know what time it ___?

13. What time ___ the next train leave?

14. What ___ the weather like today?

17. Complete the following tag questions.

Example:

You learn English, don’t you?

Your sister doesn’t go to university, does she?

You enjoyed the concert, didn’t you?

You are 20 years old, aren’t you?

She isn’t a journalist, is she?

1. You are a first year student, ___?

2. You aren’t married, ___?

3. You read a lot, ___?

4. He is interested in music, ___?

5. They do sports, ___?

6. Your brother studies medicine, ___?

7. She doesn’t speak French, ___?

8. He is going to apply to university, ___?

9. Your sister is a college graduate, ___?

10. Her parents come from Scotland, ___?

11. You are going to be an architect, ___?

12. You look like your father, ___?

18. Work with a partner. Complete the tag questions; act out the following dialogue.

Applying for a job

Interviewer:	Come in. Please, sit down. It’s Mr Robbins, ___?
Mr. Robbins:	Yes, that’s right. Good afternoon.
Interviewer:	Good afternoon. Well, I’ve got your application form here. I just want to check the information. Is that all right?
Mr. Robbins:	Yes, of course.
Interviewer:	Now, you are 21, ___?
Mr. Robbins:	Yes, I am.
Interviewer:	And you are not married, ___?
Mr. Robbins:	No, I’m not ___, not yet.
Interviewer:	You went to secondary school and technical college, ___?
Mr. Robbins:	Yes, I did.
Interviewer:	But you didn’t go to university, ___?
Mr. Robbins:	No, I didn’t. I started work after finishing school.
Interviewer:	I see. You can speak French and Russian, ___?
Mr. Robbins:	Yes, I can, but not fluently. I can speak French better than Russian.
Interviewer:	But you can’t speak Spanish, ___?
Mr. Robbins:	No, I’m afraid I can’t,
Interviewer:	And your hobby is travelling, ___?
Mr. Robbins:	Yes, it is. And I also like doing a lot of other things.
Interviewer:	Well, thank you very much.