1. Did / that/ you/ jacket/ in/ buy/ England?
2. Go/ next/ his/ to Italy/ year/ with/ will/ Jill/ friends.
3. Has/university/ graduated from/ she/ not/ yet.
4. These/ engineers/ years/ become/ in/ will/ five/ students.
5. Raining/ yesterday/ the whole / was/ it/ day.
6. All/ yesterday/ they/ necessary/ got/ equipment.
7. Finished/ when I came/ had/ she/ the test/ already.
8. Shouting/ at/ my/ is/ in/ father/ the dog/ the yard.
VII. .
| 1. | Sorry, I cant answer the phone. I ____ lunch. | ||||
| a) have | b) am having | c) has having | d) having | ||
| 2. | They ____ hamburgers and chips. | ||||
| a) are liking | b) likes | c) like | d) doesnt like | ||
| 3. | We ____ a flat at the moment. | ||||
| a) look for | b) looks for | c) looking for | d) are looking for | ||
| 4. | Last year in June they _____ part in the scientific conference. | ||||
| a) took | b) were taking | c) take | d) have taken | ||
| 5. | A lot of scientists____ out research in this field of study at the moment. | ||||
| a) carried | b) was carrying | c) have carried | d) are carrying | ||
| 6. | In Russia students _____ mining education both at special colleges and at mining departments. | ||||
| a) get | b) got | c) were getting | d) has got | ||
| 7. | The chemical industry ______ plastics, synthetic materials and other products. | ||||
| a) produced | b) produces | c) has produced | d) is producing | ||
| 8. | Since 1945 they _______ in close touch with the postgraduates who live abroad. | ||||
| a) have kept | b) are keeping | c) keeps | d) keep | ||
| 9. | The builders _______ the road now. | ||||
| a) repairs | b) are repairing | c)have repaired | d) was repairing | ||
| 10. | When they came he ______ at the components of the hardware he received. | ||||
| a) looked | b) were looking | c) is looking | d) was looking |
VIII. .
| 1. | A) If he will come through the window, the dog will bite him. |
| B) If he comes through the window, the dog will bite him. | |
| C) If he will come through the window, the dog bites him. | |
| 2. | A) I will write to them if I buy an envelope. |
| B) If I will buy an envelope I will write to them. | |
| C) I write to them if I will buy an envelope. | |
| 3. | A) Provided the mass of magma will be large, the rate of cooling will be slow. |
| B) Provided the mass of magma will be large, the rate of cooling is slow. | |
| C) Provided the mass of magma is large, the rate of cooling will be slow. | |
| 4. | A) TV will be a good thing if we will use it properly. |
| B) TV is a good thing if we use it properly. | |
| C) TV is a good thing if we will use it properly. |
| 5. | A) If we recycle things, we can save money, energy and natural resources. |
| B) If we will recycle things, we can save money, energy and natural resources. | |
| C) If we recycle things, we will can save money, energy and natural resources. |
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NATURE AND WEATHER
| 1 The weather is an important part of our lives. It can change what we do and how we feel. Therefore, we often need to know what the weather will be like. Many years ago meteorologists tried to forecast the weather by looking at it. This did not work very well, because weather moves very quickly. Soon meteorologists began drawing maps of the way weather moves. Meteorologists can see a picture of the weather for large areas on a map. |
| 2 Until recently it was difficult to make weather maps because meteorologists could not get weather reports from all over the country fast enough. There are now weather forecast stations in many places in the world. Satellites, airplanes, ships help the specialists. Meteorologists can send weather report from one country to another in seconds. |
| 3How can you forecast weather by observing nature? You can do it by watching birds and animals, insects and flowers. It is known that some insects become more troublesome before a change in the weather. Some of them begin to bite before the rain, as mosquitoes do. Some of them fly only in evenings before nice weather. |
| 4 One should know that the smell of flowers in the gardens and in the parks is very strong before the rain. Flowers have much sweet nectar before rain and it is good food for insects. So if you see insects flying over flower in large numbers you should know that it may rain soon. Birds and animals also help to forecast weather. Birds fly lower than usual before it rains. If you see a bird hiding its head under its wing, it means that soon it will be colder. Even your cat can tell you what the weather will be like. A cat washing behind its ears is telling you about the coming rain. |
| 5 Look at the sky and you will also know the weather. The red sky tells of good weather the next day. A grey sunrise gives promise of a good day too. Study nature, observe it and you'll understand that it needs your protection. |
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