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4. Put the verb into the correct form:

1. Don't phone me between 7 and 8 ... (we / have) dinner then.

Phone me after 8 o'clock. ... (we / finish) dinner by then.

2. Tomorrow afternoon we're going to play tennis from 3 o'clock until 4.30. So at 4 o'clock, ... (we / play) tennis.

3. A: Can we meet tomorrow afternoon? B: Not in the afternoon. ... (I / work)

4. Ann came to Kyiv from Odesa nearly three years ago. Next Monday it will be exactly three years. So on Monday, ... (she / be) in Kyiv for exactly three years.

5. Do you think ... (you / still / do) the same job in ten years' time?

6. Jane is from New Zealand. She is travelling around Europe at the moment. So far she has travelled about 1,000 km. By the end of the trip, ... (she / travel) more than 3,000 km.

5. Ask questions to which the following statements are the answers:

1. No, I'll be watching the football match then.

2. Fine. The match will have finished by then.

3. Tomorrow my friends will be arriving at this time.

4. Next Monday I won't be at home at 9 o'clock. I'll have gone to work.

5. At this time I'll be lying on a beach or swimming in the sea.

6. Put the words into correct word-order:

1. Kyiv / When / visit / did / you?

2. fast / driving / were / How / you?

3. Why / you / with / us / aren't / coming?

4. question / can / Who / answer / that?

5. Where / taken / been / should / package / have / this?

7. Ask all possible questions to next sentences:

1. Nick took four courses last semester.

2. There are Jim's books and papers near the computer.

3. There are only six public holidays a year in Great Britain.

4. Each state in the USA has its national holidays.

5. My friends will be able to join us in a week.

8. Add tag questions and give affirmative and negative answers:

1. You used to live in New York, ...

2. There's a better way to solve that problem, ...

3. Nick is going to come to class tomorrow, ...

4. You sat next to me yesterday, ...

5. Class ends at ten, ...

6. Nobody has told you the secret, ...

7. You have not seen that movie yet, ...

9. Translate into English:

    1. Що ви будете робити о 7 годині? – Ми будемо дивитись передачу про традиції шотландців.

    2. Ти перекладеш цю вправу до суботи? – Боюсь, що ні. Я буду зайнятий на цьому тижні. Я думаю, що перекладу її до вівторка.

    3. Я думаю, що ми здамо всі екзамени до того, як повернеться батько.

  1. Коли ми зустрінемось знову, я вже закінчу університет.

  2. Я думаю, що до того часу, коли ваш викладач повернеться, ви закінчите свій реферат.

  3. На наступний Новий рік ми будемо слухати дзвони Біг Бена.

  4. Я певна, що парад королівських гвардійців в Лондоні справить на тебе велике враження.

  5. Згідно прогнозу погоди, коли ми приїдемо в Лондон, буде дощ.

IV Communicative skills.

1. Read the dialogues and reproduce them.

1)

Ann: Olga! Do many tourists visit your country?

Olga: Yes, a lot. Now Ukraine is very popular among foreigners.

A.: Really! But what attracts them?

O.: They are interested in our history and traditions, the styles and ways of our life.

A.: What do they come to see?

O.: The most popular sightseeing is the museum of Ukrainian architecture and ethnography in Pyrohovo.

A.: Is it worth visiting?

O.: Oh. It’s a unique combination of architecture and folk handicraft arts such as wood carving, inlay, ceramics, embroidery and weaving. Besides, it is situated in the open air.

A.: What a marvellous place!

O.: To strike you to the end you can taste various Ukrainian dishes there.

A.: Let’s go there next Sunday.

2)

Olga: Look, Ann, I am going to prepare a report about British national costume. Can you help me?

Ann: With pleasure. Perhaps the most famous costume is the Scottish kilt with its distinctive tartan pattern. By the way, do you know what kilt is?

O.: Surely. The kilt is a length of wollen cloth and is worn around the waist, with pleats at the back and the ends crossed over at the front and secured with a pin. Do you have any idea about the traditional patterns and colours of kilts? I guess it would be interesting to mention about them in my report.

A.: You see, Olga, each Scottish Clan or family has its own distinctive tartan pattern, made up of different colours, and an official register of tartans is maintained by the Scottish Tartans Society in Perthshire.

O.: Thank you very much Ann. Now I know what I should begin with.

A.: You are welcome.

3)

Dmytro: Hello! Haven’t seen you for ages?

Pete: Hi! I’ve just returned from the USA.

D.: How do you find Americans?

P.: I stayed at my friend’s place and we were invited to a birthday party. To tell the

truth I was surprised that each person was asked to bring a dish of food.

D.: I wonder if the hostess didn’t cook herself?

P.: Well, she knew how many of each kind of dish she needed, but not exactly what

the guests would bring. This is why this tradition is called “pot luck”.

D.: Oh, it’s a lovely surprise, holding a party and not knowing what you’re going to feed your guests.

P.: As the guests arrived, they put their dishes or pot as it used to be called on the table and the meal was served buffet – style and drinks were provided.

D.: Do you enjoy this kind of entertaining?

P.: Yes, it’s a fun, relaxed way of getting together.

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