1. Yesterday at nine o'clock he went to the station.
2. They are working at this problem now.
3. The woman who is speaking with my sister is our neighbour.
4. It was dark and they couldn't see anything.
5. She is eighteen.
6. The document was signed by the President.
As a rule I have ham and eggs for breakfast.
8. There are twelve students in our group.
9. It will take them half an hour to get there.
2. Ask questions about the following sentences.
1. There will be a lot of fruit in this garden in autumn.
(a)General;
(b)Disjunctive;
(c)Special with where;
(d)Special with when;
(e)Special with why;
(f)Special with how much;
(g)Special with what.
2. There will be a military parade in Red Square.
(a)General;
(b)Disjunctive;
(c)Special with where;
(d)Special with what;
(e)Special with when.
3. There will be a new cinema in this district next year.
(a) General;
(b)Alternative;
(c)Disjunctive;
(d)Special with what;
(e)Special with where;
(f)Special with when.
Add question-tags and give full answers to the questions.
1.She doesn't study Greek.
2.He doesn't drive a car.
3.Nobody is there.
4.Granny doesn't do the shopping.
5.He doesn't begin work at eight.
6.There isn't a table in this room.
7.The short hand of the clock doesn't tell the minutes.
8.There was nobody at home.
9. He doesn't drink tea in the morning.
10.You have never been to the Caucasus.
11.I don't have to get up early.
12.Nobody goes home by bus.
13.There won't be many people at the library.
14.She doesn't like cheese.
15.Peter never drinks coffee.
16.She won't be able to come.
17.Mother doesn't cook breakfast.
18.He isn't reading.
19.You are not younger than he.
20.There was not a book on the table.
21.You don't have to do it.
22.They can't come.
Put all possible questions to the following sentences.
1. Last night they went to the drama theatre to see a new play.
2. By the time he came home his younger sister has done all home exercises.
3. Every day at 5 o'clock the homeless black cat came to the back door of the old country house to get something to eat.
4. There are many flowers in our garden in summer.
5. He makes many mistakes when he writes his dictations or compositions.
6. The telegram will have been delivered before they get this letter.
7. The theatre was being built when I moved to this street.
8. The students had written their test by 12 o'clock yesterday.
9. Next year she will have taught English for 20 years already.
10. The students are listening to the lecturer attentively.
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His house is not far from mine.
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On the left is the kitchen.
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Tell me the way to the station, please.
Give me another book by this author, please.
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Show the books to my sister.
Send them (the books) to your father.
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By them (the new toys) for your children.
2) it, , , :
Give me! Give it to me!
