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Ex.1.1. Practise reading of the following words.
Top, net, set, fox, kiss, stick, bed, mill, bus, bell, test, nest, depth, sold, mock, block, bold, enter, self, myth, but, film, dish, fish, Jim, Jack, than, thick, chick, match, cup, much, bun.
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I went in and locked the door.
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She is the most beautiful girl.
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September is the first month of autumn.
4) , , the sun, the moon, the earth, the sky, the East, the West, the North, the South.
5) , to go to the theatre, to play the piano, the other day, to tell the truth.
Ex.2.1. Insert the proper articles.
little girl was sitting on front porch when stranger came up to the gate. He tried to open it but gate wouldn't open.
Is your mother at home, little one? asked stranger.
Yes, sir, she's always at home, said child.
stranger jumped over gate and rang doorbell. There was no answer. He rang it several times more, and waited. door remained closed. Somewhat angry, he turned to child and said:
Didn't you say your mother was at home?
Yes, and I'm sure she is, replieed girl.
Then why doesn't she answer my ring, I wonder.
I think she will, sir, when you reach our house, replied girl. We live four doors down street.
Ex.2.2. Insert the proper articles.
1. There is nowhere in world I'd rather go. 2. Keep looking at ground. 3. sky was a uniform milky white. 4. earth revolves round sun. 5. One of planet has moon. 6. I've lived most of my life in west.
Ex.2.3. Insert the proper articles.
1. My friends live in... small town. It is... new town.... streets in... town are broad and straight. There are... beautiful buildings in them.... town is very green, and so... air is fresh. There are... beautiful parks and gardens in... town.... people like to go there after... work. In... evening you can hear... sounds of... music from... parks. There are... schools,... libraries,... hospital,... theatre,... cinemas,... polyclinics and... kindergartens in... town. 2. Do you play... piano? 3 There is... big black piano in our living-room. It is at... wall to... left of... door opposite... sideboard. My mother likes to play... piano. She often plays... piano in... evening.
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Forms of invitations.
Are you engaged? ? -?
May I invite you to? ?
May I invite you for a dance? ?
May I take you out? -?
Shall I take you out? -?
Will that suit you? ?
Will it be all right for you? ?
Would you care to? ?
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What do you say to ? ...?
What are you doing ? ?
What have you (got) on? ?
Some of the Positive Replies to Invitations.
All right
With pleasure
Yes, I dont mind
Thats fine
Thats a good idea
Not a bad idea
That suits me very well
Thats settled
I happen to be at a loose end
Ex.3.1. Translate the following.
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Ex.3.2. Make up situations with an offer to a friend of yours according to the following models:
- I am feeling rather low tonight. What about having some light music?
- How about taking our umbrellas? It looks like rain.
Ex.3.3. Offer your friends:
- to do some shopping together;
- to have a cup of tea;
- to go to see some friends of yours;
- to do some gardening or household together;
- to go out to have dinner.
Ex.3.4. Make up very short dialogues containing an invitation and an acceptance or rejection of the invitation. Invite your friend:
- to dinner on a week-day;
- to your birthday party;
- to watch a TV programme at your place;
- to a house-warming party.
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What do British people like doing at the weekends?
