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to be (, , ; )

Present Simple ( )

 

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I am(Im) I am not Am I Yes, I am. No, I am not.
He She is It s n, sg. He She is not It isnt n, sg. he Is she it n, sg. he Yes, she is No, it isnt n, sg.
We You are They re n, pl. We You are not They arent n, pl. we Are you they n, pl. we Yes, you are No, they arent n, pl.

 

I. The usage of the verb to be ( to be). Read, translate and remember:

a) indication: 1. It is Petrov. 2. This is our director. 3. These are Chinese TV sets.

b) name: 1. My name is Nick. 2. His name is Ted. 3. Her name is Kate. 4. Is your name Mike? No, it isnt. My name is

c) age: 1. Im 15 years old. 2. Hes 26 years old. 3. We are 17. 4. They are 55. 5. Are you 20? No, I am not. Im 6. She is 9. 7. My sister is 11. 8. The students are 17. 9. Her cat is 7 months old.

d) profession: 1. Im a student. 2. My sister is a teacher. 3. Ted is a hockey player. 4. Her friend is a swimmer. 5. Those girls are runners. 6. These boys are students. 7. His parents are doctors.

e) description: 1. You are a good dancer. 2. Im an independent person. 3. Ann is a bad driver.

f) position, place: 1. Im at home. 2. My friends are at the University. 3. Pete is in the car. 4. His pens are in the desk. 5. Her dog is under the table. 6. Is your cat in the street? Yes, it is. 7. The students are in the cinema. 8. My parents are in Achinsk.

g) nationality: Im Russian. 2. Hes Chinese. 3. They are English. 4. Shes American. 5. Were French. 6. Helen is Ukrainian. 7. Tony is Spanish.

h) family relations: 1. Shes my sister. 2. Hes her uncle. 3. They are his grannies.

i) time: 1. Its 5 oclock. 2. Its 12. 3. Its 3. 4. Its late. 5. Its time. 6. Its early [`ə:li].

j) date or day of the week: 1. Its May. 2. Its winter. 3. Its `April. 4. Its summer. Its Friday.

I. Read and translate:

) 1. It is me. = Its me. 2. This is Betty. 3. That is Ed. = Thats Ed. 4. It is my cat. = Its my cat. 5. I am from Minsk. = Im from Minsk. 6. She is at home now. = Shes at home now. 7. He is 18 years old. = Hes 18 years old. 8. I am Pete. = My name is Pete. 9. Im Jane. = My names Jane. 10. He is Bob. = His names Bob. 11. Hes Ted. = His names Ted. 12. Its a pen. 13. Im sixteen. Im a school-boy. 14. His names Steve. Hes thirty-nine. Hes an economist. 15. Kates seventeen. Shes American. 16. Steves fifty-seven. Hes a driver. 17. Ivanov is sixty-nine. Hes Russion. 18. This is a pen. It is fine. 19. This is my test. It is easy. 20. This is his life. It is silly. 21. This is my brother. Hts little. 22. This is a lamp. Its fine. 23. This is Nick. Hes eleven. He is ill. 24. This is Bob. He is happy. 25. This is his tie. Its silly.

II. Finish the sentences using pronouns. Translate them into Russian:

e.g. This is my cat. (smart) This is my cat. Its smart.

1. This is a film. (silly) 2. This is an end. (happy) 3. This is my pen. (fine) 4. This is Ed. (little, 6) 5. This is Ben. (silly, 13) 6. His names Pete. (happy, a director). 7. This is a text. (easy). 8. This is Nelly. (18, pretty, a model). 9. Thats Kate. (25, a teacher) 10. Thats my cat. (old, smart, on the sofa)

III. Insert the correct form of the verb to be:

1. This a test. 2. These texts easy and those texts difficult. 3. the cake fine? Yes, it 4. That door white. 5. you a student or a pupil? I a student. 6. His pencils not good. 7. Ann my friend. She a teacher. 8. My parents in Moscow. 9. you a good swimmer? No, I not.

IV. Translate into English:

1. ϸ. 15 . 2. . 19 . . 3. Ÿ . 7 . , . 4. . 50 . . 5. . 76 . . 6. Ÿ . 95 . . 7. . . 8. . , . 9. . . . 10. . . 11. , . 12. , . 13. . 14. . . 15. . . 16. . . 17. . . 19 . . 18. . Ÿ . 26 . . . 19. . 20. . 21. 5 .

V. Read, translate and remember:

a) 1. This is a boy. These are boys. 2. This is a fine cake. These are fine cakes. 3. This cat is black. These cats are black. 4. That is a student. Those are students. 5. That is a blue pen. Those are blue pens. 6. That table is bad. Those tables are bad. 7. The man is happy. The men are happy. 8. The play is fine. The plays are fine. 9. My pen is black. My pens are black. 10. He is little. They are little.

) are in [a:`rin], are on [a:`ron], are under [a:`rʌndə], are at [a:`ræt], are our [a:`raυ]

are in the flat, are on the table, are under the bed, are at school, are our friends

1. They are in the street. 2. The pens are on the desk. 3. We are at home. 4. These are apples. 5. The tests are under the bag. 6. You are our friends. 7. The men are ill. 8. You are a student.

VI. Change these sentences into plural:

1. This is my close friend. 2. The text is easy. 3. This is a blue tie. 4. That is a fine lake. 5. This boy is noisy. 6. That film is stupid. 7. That flat is nice. 8. The apple is bad. 9. The lake is deep. 10. My car is fine. 11. His friend is sad. 12. The student is clever. 13. She is nice. 14. I am happy. 15. Hes a student. 16. The boxs brown. 17. This doors white. 18. Im Russian. 19. The text is in the table. 20. Is the dog little? Yes, it is. 21. Is her sister a baby? Yes, she is. 22. Is your family in Omsk? Yes, it is. 23. His desks large. 24. That pens red. 25. Is that your hat? Yes, it is. 26. Hes six. 27. Shes a student.

VII. Translate into English:

1. . 2 . 3. . 4. Ÿ . . 5. . 6. . 7. . 8. . 9. 18 . 10. -. 11. , . 12. . . . .

 

VIII. Put in the article and the preposition where necessary:

1. Ann is teacher. 2. Nick is Tambov. 3. My pencils are box. 4. Its September. 5. His texts are desk. 6. We are 17 years old. 7. Bill is student. 8. Her sister is doctor. 9. This dog is Chinese. 10. My car is yard. 11. Im runner. 12. These girls are sisters. 13. My parents are park. 14. Theyre shop. 15. Its 12 oclock. 16. Mike is next room. 17. The apples are tasty.

IX. Choose the correct pronoun:

1. (she, her) is 19. 2. This is my dog. (he, it) isnt clever. 3. (I, me, he) is 20. 4. (they, she) arent doctors. 5. (you, I) are right. 6. (we, I) am happy. 7. is Ann. 8. are students. 9. am at the University now. 10. are not good. 11. is a letter. 12. is a policeman. 13. isnt a fine cat. 14. am fine.

X. Change the noun as the subject into the pronoun:

1. My pens are fine. 2. His sister is 6. 3. The students are in the classroom. 4. Mike and Jane are pupils. 5. Pete is a doctor. 6. Ted and I are friends. 7. The dog is ill. 8. Our tables are good. 9. Her friend is Ann. 10. Nick is 19 years old. 11. My sister and I are students. 12. The notebook is very old.

XI. Read, translate and compose your own story:

Hello. My name is Tom. I am 17. Im from York. Im clever and Im a student. This is my cat. Its black and little. Its three months old. These are my sisters. They are Rose and Arleen. Rose is 19, she is a student. Arleen is 23, shes a DJ. Shes a good swimmer as well. My sisters are fine.

XII. Read, translate and remember:

1. This isnt a car. 2. That isnt a lamp. 3. Ann isnt a student. 4. Im not 19. 5. My cat isnt black. 6. His friends arent in Moscow. 7. These texts arent difficult. 8. Im not an Englishman. 9. The students arent tired. 10. My name isnt Nick. 11. Your pen isnt red. 12. Our parents arent at home now.

XIII. Put into negative form: e.g. This pen is green. (blue) It isnt blue.

1. That pencil is black. (red) 2. The apple is fine. (bad) 3. His cat is white. (grey) 4. Her sister is a pupil. (a student) 5. My parents are doctors. (economists) 6. Pete is 16. (17) 7. His dogs are ill. (healthy) 8. The students are in the cinema. (at the University) 9. Im 20 years old. (18) 10. Kate is American. (French)

XIV. Translate into English:

1. . . 2. . . 3. . . 4. Ÿ . . 5. 20 . 19. 6. . 7. . 8. . . 9. , . 10. . . 11. . . 12. . 13. . . 14. . . 15. , ('cosy).

XV. Read, translate and remember:

1. Is this a table? Yes, it is. 2. Is this his apple? Yes, it is. 3. Is that test easy? No, it isnt. Its difficult. 4. Is that a fine tie? Yes, it is. 5. Is that a bad apple? No, it isnt. Its tasty. 6. Is this Ed? Yes, he is. 7. Is this an English man? Yes, he is. 8. Is this a sick man? No, he isnt. Hes unhappy. 9. Is this Ann? Yes, she is. 10. Is this Emmy? No, she isnt. Shes Helen. 11. Are these his socks? Yes, they are. 12. Are these apples nice? Yes, they are. 13. Are these your friends? No, they arent. They are my cousins. 14. Are the texts easy? Yes, they are. 15. Are those parks fine? Yes, they are. 16. Are the students clever? Yes, they are. 17. Is this your pencil? No, it isnt. 18. Is Ted a doctor? No, he isnt. Hes a driver. 19. Are these cars fine? No, they arent. Theyre bad. 20. Are her friends at the University? No, they arent. Theyre in that cafe. 21. Is the test difficult? No, it isnt. Its easy. 22. Is Ann 16? No, she isnt. Shes 15. 23. Are these magazines about aviation? Yes, they are.

XVI. Finish the answers:

1. Is this his plan? Yes, 2. Is that my apple? Yes, 3. Is this a bad film? No, (interesting) 4. Is that a little flat? Yes, 5. Is that a bad table? Yes, 6. Is this Betty? No, (Emmy) 7. Is this Tom? Yes, 8. Are those lakes deep? No, 9. Are these men teachers? Yes, 10. Are the doctors experienced? No, (young) 11. Is this your car? No, 12. Is this letter important? Yes, 13. Is the cake fine? Yes, 14. Is your sister little? No, (22) 15. Are his friends runners? No, (jumpers) 16. Are the girls students? Yes, 17. Is Bill in Minsk? No, (Moscow)

XVII. Put the sentences into question form and answer:

1. This is a desk. (Yes) 2. That is an apple. (No, pear) 3. This is Kate. (No, Jake) 4. Thats Nick. (Yes) 5. These are her hats. (Yes) 6. Those are his pens. (No, my) 7. This is a bad tie. (Yes) 8. That is a short test. (No, long) 9. This is a sad film. (Yes) 10. These are boxes. (Yes) 11. Those children are little. (No, 13) 12. This cakes nice. (Yes) 13. His pens black. (No, green) 14. Nicks 17 years old. (Yes) 15. Emmy is 5 years old. (No, 15) 16. That mans 76 years old. (Yes) 17. Teds forty. (No, 50) 18. The parks are fine. (No, dirty) 19. They are silly. (Yes) 20. Ted is 19 years old. (Yes) 21. Those are new cars. (No, old) 22. These are easy tests. (No, difficult) 23. The ties are red. (Yes) 24. His flats nice. (No, old and dirty) 25. The pens are blue. (Yes) 26. Nick is ill. (No, well) 27. Bettys 11 years old. (No, 9) 28. His cats black. (Yes) 29. Anns shy. (No, active) 30. This films silly. (No, funny) 31. Your friends are from Krasnoyarsk. (No, from Achinsk) 32. Her dog is grey. (Yes) 33. His cat is silly. (No, clever) 34. The boys 11. (No, 12) 35. The flats are fine. (Yes) 36. These men are sad. (No, sick) 37. Your pens are in the bag. (No, in the desk) 38. His letters are in the table. (Yes) 39. Your sister is a jumper. (Yes) 40. That factory is large. (Yes) 41. They are teachers. (No, economists) 42. His friends are students. (No, doctors) 43. They are in Paris. (Yes) 44. He is 15. (No, 17) 45. You are a good swimmer. (Yes) 46. You are a writer. (No, a student) 47. This text is easy. (No, difficult) 48. The books are interesting. (No, dull)

XVIII. Compose your own questions and answer them:

a blue lamp, red hats, Jane 20, his friends, black cats, silly boys, a smart student, a nice city

XIX. Translate into English:

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XX. Read, translate and remember:

1. Is Ted a student or a pupil? He is a student. 2. Is your sister in the cinema or in the shop? She is in the shop. 3. Are his parents doctors or teachers? They are doctors. 4. Is Nick a hockey or a rugby player? He is a rugby player. 5. Are your friends at the University or at home? They are at home.

XXI. Put the sentences into the form of alternative questions and answer them:

1. His pen is red. (blue) 2. Tom is 6. (7) 3. Bess is in Kiev. (Minsk) 4. The texts are easy. (difficult) 5. Her sisters are little. (big) 6. Ann and Kate are friends. (sisters) 7. That city is clean. (dirty) 8. Your bag is green. (grey) 9. You are 16. (17) 10. Ann is a student. (a secretary) 11. The children are at school. (in the yard) 12. Your pencils are brown. (yellow) 13. The magazine is English. (French) 14. The texts are long. (short) 15. Your friends are from Kansk. (Nazarovo) 16. Her dog is grey. (red) 17. Your sister is 24. (25)

XXII. Translate into English:

1. ? . 2. Ÿ ? . 3. ? . 4. ? . 5. ? . 6. 16 17 ? 17. 7. 5 6 ? 6. 8. ? Ѹ. 9. ? . 10. Ÿ ? . 11. ? . 12. , . 13. ? . 14. 13 . 15. 30 . 16. Ÿ ? . 17. 19 20 ? 19. ? . . 18. Ÿ ? . 19. ? . 20. ׸ , . 21. Ÿ ? . 22. ? .

Possessive Case of Nouns

I. Read, translate and remember:

a) 1. the box of the table = the table box, 2. the streets of the city = the city streets, 3. the door of the room = the room door, 4. the streets of our town = our town streets, 5. the boxes of the desk = the desk boxes, 6. the windows of the classroom = the classroom windows, 7. the pages of the book = the book pages, 8. the walls of the room = the room walls, 9. the display of the computer = the computer display, 10. the number of the phone = the phone number, 11. the legs of the table = the table legs.

b) 1. the job of my brother = my brothers job 2. the tests of this student = this students tests 3. the cat of Ann = Anns cat 4. the name of my son = my sons name 5. the name of this student = this students name 6. the bags of these boys = these boys bags 7. the dog of my sisters = my sisters dog 8. the mothers of those children = those childrens mothers 9. the names of those men = those mens names

c) 1. the childs room 2. Nicks tie and hat 3. Anns sister 4. that boys bag 5. our parents car 6. their daughters teacher 7. the childrens toys 8. the mens papers 9. those babies mothers 10. these womens job 11. my mothers name 12. her sisters name 13. my parents names 14. the students tests and notes

d) 1. Johns ball is white. 2. These are Johns parents. His mothers name is Helen and his fathers name is Bill. 3. These are Jills and Bobs bicycles. Jills bicycle is red and Bobs bicycle is blue. 4. This is Paul and Tinas house. 5. These are the Ivanoves and the Kents houses. The Ivanoves house is very big and the Kents house is small and beautiful. 6. The boxers gloves are red. 7. Helgas computer is old.

II. Change the word combinations using the possessive case of nouns where possible:

1. the job of my father 2. the boxes of those workers 3. the name of our teacher 4. the dog of Mike 5. the letters of my friends 6. the students of the University 7. the papers of our director 8. the workers of our factory 9. the textbooks and notes of the students 10. the name of his brother 11. the name of their city 12. the room of his brothers 13. the room of my sister and her baby 14. the notebooks of this student 15. the dog of our friend 16. the room of his parents 17. the best tests of Jane and Kate 18. the ties of Nick and Mike 19. the little sister of this boy 20. the rooms of the flat 21. the students of our college 22. the director of the `factory 23. the plate of the cat 24. the friend of the man 25. the instruments of our doctor 26. the pages of the book 27. the flat of his sister 28. the doors of the shop

III. Choose the right variant:

1. (The eyes of Helen, Helens eyes, Helens eyes) are green. 2. (My fathers car, My fathers car, The car of my father) is old. 3. (The shoes of the girls, The girls shoes, The girls shoes) are modern. 4. This is (Peter, Peters, Peters) book. 5. That is (Nicks and Kates, Nick and Kates) dog. 6. (My cats name, My cats name, The name of my cat) is Sherry. 7. (The trees leaves, The threes leaves, The leaves of the tree) are red in autumn. 8. (The clowns clothes, The clothes of the clown, The clowns clothes) are funny.

IV. Translate into English:

1. 2. (University) 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26.

 

to have got (, )

Present Simple ( )

 

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I We You have gota They ve got some n, pl. I We You have not got a They havent got any... n, pl. I we Have you got a/any... they n, pl I Yes, we have. No, you havent. they
She He has got a It s got some n, sg. She He has not got a It hasnt got any n, sg. she Has he got a/any... it n, sg. Yes, she has. No, he hasnt. it

I. Read, translate and remember:

1. Ive got a large family. 2. My friends have got a small family. 3. Theyve got two daughters and a son. 4. Our parents have got a three-room flat. 5. My sister hasnt got any children. 6. Her friend hasnt got a flat. 7. I havent got any apples. 8. Hes got a brother. 9. Weve got some magazines. 10. Have you got a cat? Yes, I have. 11. Has your brother got any children? No, he hasnt.

II. Insert the correct form of the verb to have got:

1. I a brother. 2. My sister a son. 3. John some nephews. 4. We not any interesting books in French. 5. Her brothers a good job. 6. You a fine child. 7. Our cousin not a car. 8. My friend 4 children. 9. You any money? No, 10. Your friend a car? Yes,...

III. Put these sentences into negative form and translate them:

1. Ive got a sister. 2. My friend has got a son. 3. Ann has got a fine flat. 4. Theyve got some money. 5. Peters got a white cat. 6. Theyve got many friends. 7. Our grandparents have got a new flat. 8. Hes got some hobbies. 9. Ive got some dogs. 10. My parents have got a good country house.

IV. Put into question form. Answer the questions:

1. Jane has got a sister. (Yes) 2. Tom has got two brothers. (No, sisters) 3. Your uncle has got an own shop. (Yes) 4. Your cousins have got some English books. (No, magazines) 5. His parents have got a dog. (Yes) 6. Her aunt has got some children. (No, a daughter) 7. Ive got two grannies. (No, one) 8. My cat has got a toy. (Yes) 9. Ive got a sister. (No, a brother) 10. John has got a little flat. (No, large) 11. Jill has got a cat. (No, a dog) 12. Theyve got a new car. (Yes) 13. His friends have got a flat. (No, a house) 14. My friends have got some shops. (Yes)

V. Agree as in the model ( , ):

- Kate has got a cat. Ive got a cat too.

- John hasnt got a flat. I havent got a flat either.

1. Alex has got a blue tie. 2. The boys have got many friends. 3. July has got a black bag. 4. My brother hasnt got a new car. 5. The girls havent got any French magazines. 6. Her sister hasnt got any interesting books. 7. I havent got any children. 8. Mike has got some money. 9. Theyve got some work. 10. My father hasnt got a dog. 11. Our teacher has got some hobby.

VI. Insert an article or a pronoun where necessary:

1. Ive got friends. 2. Theyve got son. 3. Have you got relatives? Yes, I have. Ive got mother and two brothers. 4. Mary hasnt got dog. 5. I havent got problems. 6. Has Tom got aim? No, he hasnt. 7. Hes got helpers. 8. We havent got mistakes. 9. Youve got nice flat. 10. Have you got cousin? Yes, I have. Ive got three sister-cousins and brother-cousin

VII. Insert the correct form of the verbs to be or to have got:

1. I a little dog. 2. My sister 16. 3. They at home now. 4. Mike a brother. 5. We some English newspapers. 6. I a good swimmer. 7. Ann not any problems. 8. Paul not a student. 9. You not right. 10. I not a pen. 11. You any mistakes in your test. 12. You not a bad student. You only lazy. 13. I not 20. I only 18. 14. You any friends? Yes, I 15. You a good student? I think I 16. Your grandparents a country house? No,

VIII. Translate into English:

1. ? . , . 2. ? . . 3. ? , . 4. ? . 5. ? . 6. ? , . 7. ? . 8. . 9. . 10. . 11. .

There is/are

(, , )

 

+ - ?
a cat There is some money a lot of snow... There is not a cat isnt any money much snow... a cat ? Is there any money? much snow? Yes, there is. No, there isn't.
There are some cats a lot of pens There are not any cats arent many pens.. Are there any cats? many pens? Yes, there are. No, there aren't.

I. Translate into Russian:

a) 1. There is a new TV set in my room. 2. There are a lot of English magazines in this box. 3. There isnt any money on the table. 4. There arent any cinemas near our house. 5. Are there many mistakes in my test? No, there arent. 6. Is there any bread at home? No, there isnt. 7. Are there any girls in your group? Yes, there are. There are 3 girls there. 8. There is some water in that bottle.

b) 1. There is an interesting book on that shelf. 2. Ive got an interesting book. 3. Hes got an interesting book in his desk. 4. Interesting books are on that shelf. 5. There is a lot of money in that box. 6. Weve got a lot of money at home. 7. The money is in that box. 8. Shes got a lot of money. 9. There isnt any paper in the printer. 10. The paper is in the desk. 11. Ive got some paper in my desk. 12. I havent got any paper. 13. The car is in the yard. 14. Theyve got some cars in the garage. 15. There are some cars in the garage. 16. Where is your car? Its in the yard. 17. Is there any car in the yard? No, there isnt. 18. He hasnt got any car. 19. There arent any cars in the yard. 20. My car is there.

II. Insert the correct form of the verb to be and the necessary pronoun or article:

1. There large table in my room. 2. There three windows in the class-room. 3. There not meat in the fridge. 4. There pencils in the box. 5. There children in the park. 6. There not people in the theatre. 7. There not cheese in the shop. 8. there good students in your group? Yes, . 9. There not a phone in the office. 10. There water in the vase. 11. there mistakes in my test? No, . 12. There workers at the factory. 13. There not English newspapers in the library. 14. There not a living-room in our flat. 15. there water in the house? Yes, . There cold water. 16. there telephone in the house? No, .

III. Change the sentences into negative form:

1. There is a new desk in my room. 2. There are a lot of pens in this box. 3. There isnt any money in the table. 4. There arent any shops near our house. 5. There are some mistakes in my test. 6. There is some bread at home. 7. There are some girls in our group. 8. There is some water in that bottle.

IV. Change the sentences into negative form and give a short answer:

1. There are some interesting books on that shelf. (Yes) 2. There is a lot of money in that box. (No) 3. There is some paper in the printer. (Yes) 4. There are some cars in the garage. (No) 5. There is a big window in my room. (Yes) 6. There is some sugar at home. (Yes) 7. There is some cheese in the shop. (No) 8. There are some children in the park. (No) 9. There is a newspaper on the shelf. (No)

V. Choose the sentences where you can use There is/are. Translate into English.

1. . 2. . 3. 20- . 4. 20- . 5. . 6. . 7. . 8. . 9. . 10. ? . 11. . 12. - . 13. . 14. . 15. ? . 16. . 17. . 18. . 19. . 20. .

VI. Study the information about Paradise Hotel. Write an advertisement letter (5-6 sentences).

There is / are There isnt / arent
swimming pool hairdresser
tennis courts golf course
restaurant night club
bar shops
gym car lease
massage salon beauty salon
free television free Internet

Compose a dialogue asking for the rest of the information.

e.g. Is there a night club at Paradise Hotel? No, there isnt.

Numerals ()

1 one 11 eleven 21 twenty-one 200 two hundred
2 two 12 twelve 22 twenty-two 1,000 one thousand
3 three 13 thirteen 30 `thirty 1,000,000 one million
4 four 14 fourteen 40 `forty 1,000,000,000 one billion
5 five 15 fifteen 50 `fifty 4,358 four thousand three hundred and fifty-eight
6 six 16 sixteen 60 `sixty
7 seven 17 seventeen 70 `seventy 971,602 nine hundred and seventy-one thousand six hundred and two
8 eight 18 eighteen 80 `eighty
9 nine 19 nineteen 90 `ninety
10 ten 20 twenty 100 one hundred  

 

I. Read the numerals:

 


1. 3, 13, 30, 33, 333;

2. 5, 15, 50, 55, 555;

3. 1, 11, 111;

4. 8, 18, 80, 88, 888;

5. 2, 12, 20, 22, 222;

6. 4, 14, 40, 44, 444;


7. 36; 72; 94; 58; 264; 617; 905; 411; 2,519; 16,702; 43,813; 316,930; 8,613,053; 21,112

II. Read, translate and remember:

a) 5 men, 10 boxes, 51 books, 13 pens, 22 children, 34 lists, 15 cats, 49 pages, 18 trees

b) player 12, building 2, list 16, flat 206, page 398, room 7411, group 4A, bus 31C, text 6F, flat 11D, shelf 129H, desk 38A. My phone number is 276-55-12. Mikes phone number is 8-902-989-16-80.

c) 1. Hes 17. 2. Shes 31. 3. Im 23. 4. They are 50. 5. My cat is 11.

d) 1945, 1612, 1789, 1812, 1103, 2004, 1501, 1000, 2000

III. Read, translate and remember:

What time is it? Its 5 a.m./p.m.

5:00 Its five (oclock (sharp)).

5:05 Its five past five.

5:10 Its ten past five.

5:15 Its fifteen past five. = Its a quarter past five.

5:20 Its twenty past five.

5:25 Its twenty-five past five.

5:30 Its half [ha:f] past five.

5:35 Its twenty-five to six.

5:40 Its twenty to six.

5:45 Its fifteen to six. = Its a quarter to six.

5:50 Its ten to six.

5:55 Its five to six.

IV. Read in English:

1:45, 6:25, 4:15, 8:30, 12:10, 15:30, 17:20, 18:40, 9:50, 23:15, 14:05, 19:55, 22:35

V. Read, translate and reproduce:

- What time is it by your watch, Jane?

- Its twelve minutes to four by my watch.

- And what time is it by your watch, John?

- By my watch its eighteen minutes to four.

- The right time is a quarter to four. So your watches are wrong: Janes watch is three minutes fast and Johns watch is three minutes slow.

VI. Translate into English:

1. ? . , . 2. 10 . 3. 15 . 4. . 5. . , . 6. : 264-55-13. 7. , , , , , , . 8. 52 , 18 , 3 , 36 , 1 , 13 , 85 , 15 , 101 .

? . the. th: the fourth - , the tenth - , the seventeenth - , the thirty-seventh , the one hundredth .

:

- the first -

- the second -

- the third -

- the fi fth -

- the eigh th -

- the nin th -

- the twel fth -

- the twent ieth ( , )

: the 1st, the 18th, the 23rd, the 156th.

I. Read, translate and remember:

a) the 1st year, the 5th day, the 2nd test, the 3rd man, the 10th week, the 4th child

b) What date is it today? Its the 25th of October. = Its October, the 25th.

c) 11.03.2001 on the 11th of March, 2001 = on March, the 11th,2001

d) When is your birthday? My birthday is on the 4th of May. = Its on the 4th of May.

e) When were you born? I was born on the 4th of May, 1986.

II. Read in English:

01.12.1958, 05.10.1831, 23.02.1774, 13.04.1685, 20.09.1596, 02.08.1405

Months:

- January - - July -

- February - - August -

- March - - September -

- April - - October -

- May - - November -

- June - - December -

 

Days of the week:

- Monday -

- Tuesday -

- Wednesday -

- Thursday -

- Friday -

- Saturday -

- Sunday -

III. Read, translate and make up your own dialogue:

- What date is it today?

- Today its the 3rd of November, 2006

- What day is it today?

- Its Thursday.

IV. Translate into English:

1. , , , , , , , 2. 22 , 15 , 13 , 30 , 29 , 4 , 16 , 8 , 11 , 21 , 3 , 12 3. 8 . 4. 17 . 5. 1 . 6. 14 . 7. 25 , 7 . 8. 31 . 9. Ÿ 19 . 10. 12 . 11. 22 . 12. 15 .

in: - ( ): in a week, in 2

hours, in 5 years, in a quarter of an hour, in half an hour

- ( ): in May, in December

- ( ): in 1964, in 2015

- ( , ): in spring

- ( , ): in the morning(s), in the afternoon, in the evening(s)

- - in time

at: - ( ; ): at 5

o'clock, at 10 to 12, at 6:30

- ( ; ): at night, at midnight, at noon

on: - ( ): on Monday

- ( ; ): on the 1st of June

during during the lesson

from till - - from spring till winter

I. Read, translate and remember:

in 2 hours, in 4 hours and a half, in an hour and a quarter, in 3 weeks, in 5 months, in 6 hours, in 11 years, at 3 oclock sharp, at 12:10, at 9:45, at 6:30, at 15:50, on Sunday, on Wednesday, during the test, during the weekend, during the holiday, in autumn, in winter, from January till April, from 7 till 11, from morning till night, in August, in February, on the 2nd of March, on the 30th of November, in 1970, in 2005

II. Insert the correct preposition:

1. Friday 2. 20 years 3. the 1st of July 4. the morning 5. September 6. 10 oclock 7. night 8. 1996 9. Monday Friday 10. the evening 11. an hour 12. the 29th of October 13. summer 14. 1701 15. 13:15

III. Translate into English:

, 2 , , , , , , 3 , 2 , 1,5 , , , , 6 , , , 7 , , , , 1812 , 18- , 3:45, , 3 4.

Dimensions

I. Read out these numbers and remember:

a) 0 = nought [nɔ:t], oh; 653 = six hundred and fifty-three; 1,002 = one thousand and two; 379,508 = three hundred and seventy-nine thousand five hundred and eight; 28.5 = twenty-eight point five; 32.07 = thirty-two point oh seven; 0.69 = nought point six nine, oh point six nine, point six nine; 40.801 = forty point eight oh one; 12.005 = twelve point oh oh five; 1/2 = one half, a half; 2/3 = two thirds; 1 = one and a half; 15 = fifteen and a/one third; ¼ = a/one quarter, a/one forth;

b) 3 14 40 93 102 231 995 4,053 2,279 10,874 12,000 100,302 1,000,000 82,985 5,492 215,070 153.87 73.1 90.005 19.31 80.75 44.829 8,593 8.593 85.93 913.0013 7 11 2 3

II. Write down the names of these units and remember them:

mm, cm, m, km, ft, g, kg, m/s, km/s, kph, mph, rpm, W, kW, A, V, L, 0C

III. Read and remember:

150 fifteen degrees, 13 A thirteen amps, 890 C eighty-nine degrees Celsius, 40 W forty watts, 1.2 ft one point two feet, 13.8 m thirteen point eight metres, 190 kph one hundred and ninety kilometres per hour, 150,000 L one hundred and fifty thousand litres, 12,500 rpm twelve thousand five hundred revolutions per minute (1 revolution = 1 rotation of 3600), 230 V two hundred and thirty volts, 5 m/s = five metres per second, 160 kg one hundred and sixty kilograms, 3.5 cm = three and a half centimeters, 12 mm = twelve millimeters, 230 kW = two hundred and thirty kilowatts.

IV. Read:

20 mm, 3.2 cm, 538 km, 28.3 cm, 0.035 cm, 65 W, 2.8 L, 720 km, 74.6 m, 170C, 15 A, 220 V, 29 m/s, 15.4 kW, 37.80C, 345 g, 120 mL, 71 km/s, 88.4 kg, 2,461 km, 709 kg, 3.5 ft, 38,501 km, 90 kph.

V. Write the speeds:

18 kph, 83 mph, 86 kph, 201 kph, 248 kph, 300 m/s, 574 kph, 1,979 mph, 19,000 rpm

1. Sound travels at

2. The engine of a Formula car turns at about

3. The moon truck Apollo 16 Rover travels at

4. A solar-powered car can travel at

5. A person on skis can go downhill at

6. A person on a snowboard can go downhill at

7. The maximum speed of a train in France is

8. The fastest sailing ship sails at

9. A Blackbird jet flies at

 

 





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