3. Make the following sentences interrogative and negative:

Pattern: His parents live in Kyiv.

Do his parents live in Kyiv?

His parents don’t /do not/ live in Kyiv.

Your friend lives in the hostel.

Does your friend live in the hostel?

Your friend doesn’t /does not/ live in the hostel.

1. The students make a lot of mistakes in their dictations. 2. My brother lives in Odesa. 3. My cousin wants to become a manager. 4. His parents work at a machine-building plant. 5. Our family go to the South in July. 6. We listen to the radio in the morning. 7. It often snows in November. 8. You meet him every day. 9. You know the answer. 10. They realize the danger. 11. He has breakfast at 8 o’clock. 12. She agrees with you.

IV. Use always, usually, often, sometimes, seldom, rarely and never

to talk about your daily activities:

1. get up at 7 o’clock 2. do my morning exercises 3. have breakfast 4. feel terrible 5. drink coffee in the morning 6. drink more than two cups of coffee 7. come to class on time 8. come to class late 9. speak English in the classroom 10. study in the library 11. do my homework 12. go to bed early 13. go to bed after midnight 14. sleep well.

V. Ask questions about the time of the action:

1. My classes begin at a quarter past eight. 2. I usually have lunch at half-past twelve. 3. It snows in winter. 4. My parents come home late. 5. Alice works in the laboratory on Wednesdays. 6. I get up early on weekdays. 7. After classes the students study in the library. 8. Snow melts in spring. 9. He finishes work at 6 o’clock. 10. They spend their holidays in the Crimea.

VI. Ask questions about the place of the action:

1. My aunt and uncle live in Canada. 2. My parents spend their holidays in the country. 3. Many birds fly to the South in autumn. 4. He wants to go there very much. 5. The Brouns always go to the seaside in summer. 6. The sun rises in the East. 7. The teacher corrects our exercises in class. 8. She teaches English at the University. 9. He spends much time in the garden. 10. I buy my clothes at a department store.

VII. Put questions to the italicized words:

1. My friend is an economist. 2. He knows English well. 3. The students of our group usually get good marks. 4. Ann helps her mother about the house. 5. We go to the park at the weekend. 6. At the lessons we read and speak English. 7. They don’t know his address. 8. My father goes to his work five days a week.

VIII. Complete the disjunctive questions:

1. You don’t know French, ... ? 2. She doesn’t believe you, ... ? 3. He puts the money in the bank, ... ? 4. You don’t agree with Bill, ... ? 5. He never takes advice, ... ? 6. They don’t want to sell the house, ... ? 7. You put sugar in tea, ... ? 8. But you don’t put it in coffee, ... ? 9. The rivers freeze in winter, ... ? 10. He loves her, ... ? 11. It doesn’t hurt, ... ?

IX. Explain the use of the Present Indefinite Tense:

1. She lives in Kyiv with her mother and two brothers. 2. He speaks both French and English fluently. 3. The Dnipro runs into the Black Sea. 4. He likes reading Ukrainian newspapers. 5. I don’t understand this grammar rule. 6. If he comes, I shall ask him about it. 7. I always get up at 7 o’clock. 8. The steamer sails tomorrow. 9. Tom looks very well. 10. I don’t recognize that man. 11. He relaxes at weekends. 12. The Earth moves round the Sun.