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Ex.1.1. Practise reading of the following words.
Theme, code, these, spoke, name, lake, like, mine, type, tune, duty, made, tie, my, life, size, fine, late, mate, same, line, pine, style, file, tape, fate, gate, space, shape, shave, shine.
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Take a book. We shall have a test.
2) there is (there was, there will be), , . , .
There is a map on the wall. There will be a school here. There was silence.
3) , .
Odessa is a city. My friend is an engineer.
4) what , such , quite , , rather . , .
What a beautiful day! It was such a cild day. She is still quite a child.
5) ( , , , )
Nearly an hour passed. A hundred dollars.
6) , to go for a walk, to have a look, to be in a hurry, for a long time.
Ex.2.1. Insert the articles where necessary.
1. This is... pen.... pen is red. 2. These are pencils.... pencils are black. 3. This is... soup.... soup is tasty. 4. In the morning I eat... sandwich and drink... tea. 5. She gave me... coffee and... cake.... coffee was hot.... cake was tasty. 6. There is... little white cloud in... sky. 7. This... boy is big. He is... student.8. There is... very big piano in... hall.
Ex.2.2. Insert the articles where necessary.
1. There was... beautiful flower in this... vase yesterday. 2. There is... sofa in... corner of... room. 3. There are... books on... shelf. Give me... book, please. 4. Look into... refrigerator. What can you see on... shelves? There is... butter in... butter-dish. There is... sausage, but there is no... cheese. There are... eggs and... apples. There is... orange,... lemon, and... jam in... little vase. 5. There is... juice in this... cup. May I drink... juice?
Ex.2.3. Insert the articles where necessary.
1. Every day John goes for walk. 2. Can I use bathroom. 3. Where's... teacher? She's very late. 4. What unexpected pleasure! 5. What pretty flower! 6. There is rather... elderly woman.
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3. (Thanks).
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! Thank you.
, . Yes, please.
ͳ, . No, thank you.
.... Thank you for....
. I'm grateful to you.
.... I'm grateful/obliged to you for
! Thank you (so) very much.
Thank you (ever) so much.
Many thanks. Thanks a lot.
Thanks awfully.
My most heartfelt thanks to you for .
, I don't know how to thank you.
. Thank you. Much obliged.
Don't mention it.
. It's nothing. Think nothing of it.
That's really nothing!
Don't mention it.
It was a real pleasure for me to do it.
My pleasure.
Ex.3.1. Continue the dialogue using forms of thanks.
: Thank you for your company. It was a real pleasure to meet you.
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Ex.3.2. Make up the dialogue according to the given model.
Mrs. X. And her husband are just leaving Mrs. Z.s party.
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Leisure Time
