I. , , .
: My aunt is a teacher. She is a teacher.
1. This test is difficult. It is difficult
2. These tests are easy. They are easy
3. That computer is modern. - He is modern
4. Those computers are not new. - Those are not new
5. My brother is a doctor. He is doctor
6. His sister is a student. - She is a student
7. Nick and I are good friends. - We are good friends
8. Bob and Tom are their children. - They are their children
9. Gene and Ann are at school. - They are at school
10. His uncle is an artist. - He is an artist
II. , -.
: Your car is in the garage. ?
() . Where is hers?
1. His bag is on the chair. Where is hers? () .
- . ? Her (bag) in the car.
2. This is your text-book. .
- . That mine.
3. My group is in room five. () .
- . Your (your) - in the fourth room.
4. Our cottage is not far from the city. () .
- . Their (cottage) far from the city.
5. My nephews are little boys. () .
- . Her (his nephews) - adults.
6. Their children are in the garden. ?
- . Where are our?
7. His parents are old. .
- . My - pretty young.
8. My test is difficult. .
- . Your - easy.
9. Her relatives are here. .
- . His - there.
10. My keys are in my bag. ?
- . Where's yours?
III. .
: My niece. My nieces boyfriend.
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1. My sister; my sisters room. - ; .
2. My group; my groups student. ; .
3. His sister; his sisters friends. ; .
4. These children; these childrens parents. ; .
5. Those women; those womens children. ; .
IV. , much, many, , there is, there are.
1. There are many children in the garden.
2. The park is in the center of the city, there are many flowers there.
3. There is much useful information in this book.
4. He is much the only child in this family.
5. There are much five children in this family.
6. There are many cold days in November.
7. There are much light in this room.
8. The soup is not tasty. There is much salt in it.
9. I am glad that there are many my friends here.
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10. There are many computers in the room. They are all modern.
I. Present Continuous Present Simple. , Present Continuous Present Simple.
1. I (to read) now. I (to read) every day.
- I read now. I am reading every day.
2. He (to sleep) now. He (to sleep) every night.
- He is sleeping now. He sleeps every night.
3. He (to drink) tea now. He (to drink) tea every morning.
- He is drinking tea now. He drinks tea every morning.
4. They (to go) to school now. They (to go) to school every morning.
- They are go to school now. They are going to school every morning.
5. I (not to sleep) now. I (not to sleep) in the daytime.
- I am not to sleeping now. I am not sleep in the daytime.
6. She (not to drink) coffee now. She (not to drink) coffee after lunch.
- She is not drink coffee now. She is not drinking coffee after lunch.
7. We (not to watch) TV now. We (not to watch) TV in the morning.
- We are not watching TV now. We are not watching TV in the morning.
8. They (not to eat) now. They (not to eat) at the lesson.
- They not eat now. They not eat at the lesson.
9. My mother (not to work) now. My mother (not to work) at an office.
- My mother not works now. My mother not works at an office.
10. You (to work) now? You (to work) every day?
- You work now? You work every day?
11. He (to play) now? He (to play) in the afternoon?
- He is playing now? He is playing in the afternoon?
12. They (to eat) now? They (to eat) at school?
- They are eating now? They are eating at school?
13. Your sister (to rest) now? Your sister (to rest) after school?
- Your sister is resting now? Your sister is resting after school?
14. What you (to do) now? What you (to do) every morning?
- What you are doing now? What you are doing every morning?
15. What you (to read) now? What you (to read) after dinner?
- What you are reading now? What you are reading after dinner?
16. What they (to eat) now? What they (to eat) at breakfast?
- What they are eating now? What they are eating at breakfast?
17. What your brother (to drink) now? What your brother (to drink) in the evening?
- What your brother is drinks now? What your brother is drinking in the evening?
