Lesson Ten

Ex. IV, p. 132

comes, goes, plays, writes, washes, stresses, begins, catches, cuts, eats, hangs, gets, relaxes, holds, knows, leads, meets, rings, thinks, understands, works, changes, opens, pushes, kisses, studies, stays, copies, says, carries, watches.

Ex. XI, p. 134

A.

1. Mr. Sandford is in his study on a Saturday afternoon.

2. Betty comes to see Doctor Sandford on a Saturday afternoon.

3. Mr. White asks Doctor Sandford if he receives the Times.

4. Mr. White calls on Doctor Sandford to help him to subscribe to the newspaper.

5. Yes, he does. Doctor Sandford signs the paper.

6. At five o’clock in the afternoon they have tea in England.

B.

1. Yes, I do. I like English.

2. Yes, I do. I speak English well.

3. I study English at the University.

4. Yes, he does. My brother goes to the Institute every day.

5. Yes, they do. My classes begin in the morning.

6. I prepare my lessons at home or in the reading room.

7. My brother goes for a walk in the evening.

8. My mother speaks two foreign languages: Polish and Latvian.

9. We write on the blackboard with a piece of chalk.

C.

1. It’s the fifth of November today.

2. It is Wednesday today.

3. Monday is the first day of the week. Tuesday is the second day of the week. Wednesday is the third day of the week. Thursday is the fourth day of the week. Friday is the fifth day of the week. Saturday is the sixth day of the week. Sunday is the seventh day of the week.

4. January is the first month of the year. February is the second month of the year. March is the third month of the year. April is the fourth month of the year. May is the fifth month of the year. June is the sixth month of the year. July is the seventh month of the year. August is the eighth month of the year. September is the ninth month of the year. October is the tenth month of the year. November is the eleventh month of the year. December is the twelfth month of the year.

5. November is the eleventh month (of the year).

6. June is the sixth month (of the year).

7. December is the twelfth month (of the year).

8. Our studies at the University begin at nine o’clock in the morning.

9. The winter exminations begin on the eighth of January.

10. The summer exminations begin on the fifteenth of June.

Ex. XII a), p. 134

1. Do Mr. White and Betty enter the room? Mr. White and Betty don’t enter the room.

2. Does Mr. White want to see Dr. Sandford? Mr. White doesn’t want to see Dr. Sandford.

3. Can you sign this paper? You can’t sign this paper.

4. Do I know any of these names? I don’t know any of these names.

5. Can I do anything? I can’t do anything.

6. Are the walls in my room light-green? The walls in my room aren’t light-green.

Ex. XIII, p. 135

1. How many months are there in a year?

2. How many days are there in June?

3. How old is she?

4. Whose friend can skate well?

5. What is he?

6. What do we call it?

7. What books do I like to read?

8. Is it the first of October?

9. What day is it today?

10. Where can I see a bookcase?

Ex. XIV, p. 135

1. Are there any newspapers on the desk? There some newspapers on the desk, aren’t there? What is there on the desk? Are there any newspapers on the desk or on the table?

2. Do you have tea at five o’clock? You have tea at five o’clock, don’t you? What do you have at five o’clock? When do you have tea? Do you have tea or high tea at five o’clock?

3. Do you have two English lessons on Monday? You have two English lessons on Monday, don’t you? What lessons do you have on Monday? When do you have two English lessons? How many English lessons do you have on Monday? Do you have two English lessons on Monday or on Thursday?

4. Do your parents live in Moscow? Your parents live in Moscow, don’t they? Where do your parents live? Who lives in Mocow? Do your parents live in Moscow or in Smolensk?

5. Is your father a doctor? Your father is a doctor, isn’t he? What is your father? Who is a doctor? Is your father a doctor or a teacher?

6. Does your father work at a hospital? Your father works at a hospital, doesn’t he? Who works at a hospital? Whose father works at a hospital? Where does your father work? Does your father work at a hospital or at school?

7. Is he forty-five? He is forty-five, isn’t he? Who is forty-five? How old is he? Is he forty-five or fifty-five?

8. Do all the members of your family read this paper? All the members of your family read this paper, don’t they? Who reads this paper? What do all the members of your family read? What paper do all the members of your family read? Do all the members of your family read this paper or that magazine?

9. Can you come and see me on Friday? You can come and see me on Friday, can’t you? Who can come and see me on Friday? When can you come and see me? What day can you come and see me? Can you come and see me on Friday or on Saturday?

10. May you sign this paper tomorrow? You may sign this paper tomorrow, may you not? Who may sign this paper tomorrow? When may you sign this paper? What may you sign? May you sign this paper tomorrow or the day after tomorrow?

Ex. XV, p. 135

The ninth of April nineteen forty-six,

the eighth of July nineteen twenty-four,

the first of September eighteen twety-seven,

the twelfth of October nineteen fifty-five,

the fourth of January nineteen forty-nine,

the eleventh of February nineteen eighteen.

Ex. XVI, p. 135

1. anything 2. somebody 3. something 4. anything 5. anybody, somebody 6. anything 7. nobody 8. anybody 9. something 10. anything 11. something 12. anything 13. nobody 14. everything 15. something 16. everybody 17. everything 18. nothing 19. anybody