12. Translate interrogative sentences from Russian into English. Mind the proper usage of auxiliary verbs and word order. Compare them with the given answers. Work in pairs.

1. Когда начинается твой рабочий день?

When does your working day begin?

2. Когда ты уходишь в университет?

When do you leave for the University?

3. Как ты добираешься до университета?

How do you get to the University?

4. Сколько времени у тебя уходит, чтобы добраться до университета?

How much time does it take you to get to the University?

5. Когда начинаются занятия?

1. When do your lessons begin?

6. Почему ты опаздываешь?

Why are you late?

7. Какой для тебя самый сложный предмет?

What is the most difficult subject for you?

8. Какие предметы вы изучаете?

What subjects do you study?

9. Что ты делаешь после занятий?

What do you do after lessons?

10. Почему ты чувствуешь себя уставшим?

Why do you feel sick and tired?

11. Почему ты ходишь на консультации?

Why do you attend additional consultation lessons?

12. Тебе приходится много работать?

Do you have to work hard?

13. Где ты проводишь много времени?

Where do you spend much time?

A

You:

How many pairs of classes do you usually have?

Friend:

We usually have four pairs of classes but on Wednesday we have only three.

You:

What are they?

Friend:

First we have History of Culture, then Physics and the third English.

You:

Where do you have your English classes?

Friend:

Block P, on the 4th floor, just above the men's hostel.

You:

See you later in the reading hall. Buy.

B

Friend:

Hallo, old chap. Where are you going?

You:

I'm going to the University for the first pair of classes.

Friend:

What time does it start?

You:

It starts at 9 o'clock. I think I am going to be late.

Friend:

But why?

You:

You see, I missed my trolley-bus and it was hard to get on the next one but I managed.

Friend:

How much time does it take you to get to the University?

You:

About 30 minutes.

Friend:

Hurry up you will be on time. Good luck.

C

You:

Hello, Andrew. You look quite upset. What is wrong with you? Any problems?

Friend:

I have to prepare for seminars in the History of Culture and I don't know where to find information.

You:

You'd better go to the reading hall. There is all necessary books there.

Friend:

Where is it? It is easy to get lost there.

You:

You are right. The reading hall is in block B, on the second floor. Come with me and I will show you the way.

Friend:

Thanks a lot.

You:

You are welcome.