1. Our students work at the laboratory every Friday.
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Do your students work at the laboratory every Friday? ( : Yes, they do. No, they do not.)
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What students work at the laboratory every Friday?
Who works at the laboratory every Friday?
What do our students do at the laboratory every Friday?
Where do our students work every Friday?
When do our students work at the laboratory?
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2. My friend studies at our Institute.
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Does your friend study at our Institute? ( : Yes, he does. No, he doesn't.)
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Whose friend studies at our Institute? ?
At what Institute does your friend study?
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Where does your friend study? ?
Who studies at our Institute? ?
( : Who? What? )
3. Comrade Petrov is a worker.
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Is Comrade Petrov a worker? ( : Yes, he is. No, he is not.)
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Who is a worker? ?
What is Comrade Petrov? ? ( )
4. can read English books. .
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Can he read English books? ( : Yes, he can. No, he cannot.)
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What books can he read? ?
What can he read? ?
Who can read English books? ?
5. They saw him here yesterday. .
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Did they see him here yesterday? ?
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Who(m) did they see here yesterday? ?
Where did they see him yesterday? ?
When did they see him here? ?
Who saw him here yesterday? ?
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V N to work work
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TEST PAPER 1
Variant 1
I.
An English Family.
The Cornfords live in Rugby at 28 Green Street. John Cornford is a rich businessman of about fourty-five. Hes tall and dark. He wears dark suits but at the weekends he wears casual clothes. He usually gets up at six and he never gets back before ten oclock at night, so he doesnt see much of his family. He is interested in collecting pictures of horses. At the moment he is traveling in America because hes opening an office over there next year.
Jane, Mr.Cornfords wife, is fourty. She is an attractive woman with blond hair and blue eyes. She is kind and gentle, very practical and full of common sense. Jane is a housewife. She looks after the house and the family.
The Cornfords have two children: a son and a daughter. Their sons name is Steve. He is twenty. He is a clever young man. He works at a design office. He is a very outdoor person he is a keen sailor and a member of the local yacht club. He plays football sometimes for a Rugby team, but prefers watching the game, either on television or at the local ground. Steve has a number of close friends and a beautiful girl-friend, Pauline by name.
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Steves sister, Mary, is a lovely, quiet, serious girl. She goes to grammar school. She is a bright girl and does very well at school. Mary reads a lot, she is fond of music.
All the members of the family love and respect each other.
II. :
1. What is John Cornford interested in?
2. What does his wife do?
3. How many children do they have?
4. What kind of person is their son Ted?
5. Does Teds sister, Mary, work?
III. ) ) :
) tall, to wear, casual clothes, to be interested in, to wear, to collect, to travel on business, a design office, gentle, a housewife, keen, to prefer, quiet, to be fond of, to respect, attractive, a bright girl
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IV. , :
1. John is interested collecting pictures.
2. His wife looks the house and the family.
3. He is a member the local yacht club and often takes part competitions.
4. Steve has a number close friends, he likes them very much.
5. His sister does very well school.
V. :
1. She is an attractive woman, hair is blod.
2. sons name is Steve.
3. has many friends, friends are very kind.
4. Mary studies well, marks at school are good.
VI. , :
a. He usually (to get) up at six every day.
b. He (to travel) to America at the moment.
c. Jane (to have) two children, a son and a daughter.
d. Their children (to be) serious and clever.
e. Now Steve (to watch) a football game on TV.
f. At this moment Mary (to prepare) for the test.
VII. :
| ACTIVE | PASSIVE |
| 1. Jane looks after the house and the family. | 1. The house and the family |
| 2. He is opening a new office over their next year. | 2. A new office |
| 3. Steve often watches football games on TV. | 3. |
| 4. He is repairing his yacht now. | 4. |
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