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11. Answer the following questions, using 'both' and 'all' according to the model.
Model: 1. Which of these two exercises is difficult?
(a) They are both difficult.
(b) Both of them are difficult.
2. Where are the government offices in London?
(a) They are all in Whitehall.
(b) All of them are in Whitehall.
(A) 1. Which of his brothers is a worker? 2. Are the students in your group Russian? 3. Where are your English books? 4. Are these two stamps English? 5. What are your parents? 6. Where are the children? 7. Are Rooms 30 and 32 on the left-hand side of the corridor? 8. Are the new hotels in Moscow big?
(B) 1. What cities are Gorky and Saratov? Are they on the Volga? 2. Are Sochi and Gagri on the Black Sea? 3. Where are the theatres situated in London? 4. Are the Stock Exchange, the Royal Exchange and the Bank of England in the City? 5. Are Cambridge and Oxford University towns?
Ex 12. Fill in the blanks with 'it' or 'there' according to the sense.
1. The Lake District in England is called so, because are really a lot of lakes there. is a very beautiful part of the country. At the beginning of the 19th century was a group of poets who lived in this district. They were known as Lake Poets.
2. Prince Edward Island is the smallest province in Canada, both in territory and population. In fact, is like one large, well-kept farm. is no place more than a few miles from the coast. is a very quiet island. is almost like being in another world. is no heavy industry on the island. Its main industry is agriculture. Yet is a historical place for is the birthplace of Canada.
Ex 13. Add the correct form of 'there is', or 'it is' to the following.
1. a beautiful cathedral in this place before the war. 2. a short way from here to the station? 3. a shorter way to the station if you are in a hurry. 4. a pity that you won't be at the party. 5. a woman standing here a minute ago. 6. a fact that he is a clever man. 7. no time for tea if we are in a hurry. 8. time to go to bed. 9. no place like home. 10. a problem to get to Oxford from London? no problem at all. You can get there either by boat or by bus. 11. one empty seat in the plane when 1 arrived. 12. a beautiful park here in a couple of years. 13. Don't you thinktime for another cigarette? 14. a place I know where you can have good coffee. 15. a crossing here?
