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1. When did peasantry appear in Britain?
a) by the end of the 16th century;
b) by the beginning of the 15th century;
c) by the end of the 15th century.
2. Many landowners were dissatisfied with
a) rents of tenants; b) varieties of wheat; c) dairy cows.
3. What product produced high farm profit in Britain in the 18th century?
a) wool; b) meat; c) butter;
4. At present British agriculture is characterized by .
a) low level of efficiency;
b) loss of arable land;
c) high level of productivity.
5. Britain is the worlds sixth largest exporter of .
a) vegetables; b) cereals; c) poultry meat.
6. Shortstemmed varieties of wheat give .
a) higher yields; b) low yields; c) high doses of fertilizers.
7. Is Great Britain a member of Common Market?
a) yes, she is; b) yes, it is; c) yes, they do.
8. Are strawberries grown in Britain?
a) no, it is not; b) yes, they are; c) yes, they do.
9. Are Scottish raspberries popular in this country?
a) yes, they are; b) no, it is not; c) no, the are not.
10. Friesian cows are crossed with other breeds .
a) to get high quality milk;
b) to increase milk yields;
c) to obtain high quality meat.
11. What is one of the aims of British agricultural research projects?
a) to improve farming methods;
b) to reduce sheep production;
c) to get rid of tenants.
12. What part of the countrys needs do home-produced flour, cheese, bacon and ham meet?
a) all the countrys needs;
b) half of the countrys needs;
c) one third of the countrys needs.
13. There are more than 40 breeds of in Britain.
a) sheep; b) cows; c) pigs.
14. What is the most popular bird at the Christmas market?
a) chicken; b) duck; c) turkey.
15. What are the most important glasshouse crops?
a) lettuce, cucumbers and tomatoes;
b) wheat, oats and barley;
c) turnip, swede and kale.
(The Noun)
(a chair , a glass ), (a dog , a boy ), (snow , lesson ).
, :
1. a, an, the
| I am a boy. | . |
| Shut the window, please. | , . |
2. : (a girl, girls) (girl's, girls')
| What is the girl's name? | ? |
| Where are the boys' balls? | ? |
3. , :
You must hear your class teacher. - .
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| a table | tables | ||
| a girl | girls |
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| a fox , | foxes , | ||
| a glass c, | glasses . |
-f,-fe, -f,-fe -v -es:
| a knife , | knives . |
-y , y i -es:
a laboratory , laboratories .
- , :
a man men
a woman women
a child children
a foot feet
a goose geese
a mouse mice
a tooth teeth
, : money , advice , information , hair , fruit , watch , knowledge , progress .
: fish (), series (), sheep (), deer (), means ().
: (the Common Case) (the Possesive Case). -s .
| student ; | the student's dictionary ; |
| Mike ; | Mike's friends . |
, -(e)s, .
| cats ; | cats' masters . |
of, .
the roof of the house ;
the shade of the tree ;
the roofs of the houses ;
the shades of the trees .
a(an) the .
the . , , . .
1. , :
. There wasnt a cloud in the sky.
. The sun is shining.
2. , :
. She is in the kitchen.
? Why dont we go to the coast?
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3. , :
. . I saw a moth and a butterfly. The butterfly was beautiful.
4. , :
, . Think of the animals that you have seen yourself.
5. :
. Its the biggest zoo near here.
6. first, second .., a , :
A ? What is the second piece of advice?
. Its the only pet Ive got.
7. , :
. The rich are not always happy.
8. , :
, . The elephant is the biggest animal that lives on land.
9. C p:
. The Times has the same forecast.
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1) a , , : a pen , a black pen ;
2) an , , : an author - , an old man - .
a (an) , .
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1. , :
. We already have a dog.
2. C - ( be, seem, sound), :
. Thats a robin.
3. C , :
. Thats quite a lot.
. Its a kind of snake.
4. , , ..:
85 . He was driving at 85 miles an hour.
. We go there once a month.
5. :
! What a beautiful garden!
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1. , :
. I like zoos.
2. C :
. I have to do homework every day.
. Petrol is very expensive now.
3. :
. Let me give you two pieces of advice.
4. , , the
. Mary wants another pet.
? Are there any dangerous animals in Britain?
5. C (, , ):
, . Wait until he has had dinner.
6. , (.. ) bed, church, college, court, home, hospital, market, prison, school, sea, university, work:
? Is Mark still in bed?
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1. the :
- , : the Pacific (Ocean), the Black Sea, the Thames;
- , : the Netherlands, the Philippines. the Caribbean, the Alps;
- , republic (), federation (), kingdom () states (): the United States, the United Kingdom;
- , of: the Isle of Man;
- : the Metropole Hotel, the White Horse;
- : the Odeon, the Ambassador Theatre;
- : the National Gallery, the British Museum.
2. , :
- : Paddington Station, Heathrow Airport;
- : Windsor Castle, Buckingham Palace;
- : London, Paris;
- : South America, Africa;
- : Wales, Kent;
- : Jersey, Madagascar;
- : Lake Baikal, Lake Ontario;
- : Mount Kilimanjaro, Mount Etna;
- : Montana, Texas;
- : Regent Street, Piccadilly Circus;
- , : Cambridge University, Eton.
to be
| Present | Past | Future |
| I am He, she, it is You, we, they are | I, he, she, itwas You, we, theywere | I, weshall be He, she, it, you, theywill be |
: I am a student. .
He was clever. .
They will be busy. .
to have
| I, you, we, they have | I, he, she, it, you, we,theyhad | I, weshall have |
| He, she, ithas | he, she, it, you, theywill have |
: has a family. .
They had some time. .
We shall have a car. .
(The Pronoun)
| (, ?) | (, , , ?) | - - (, , , ?) | - ( ) | - (, , , - -) |
| I - | me | my | mine | myself |
| you - | you | your | yours | yourself |
| he - | him | his | his | himself |
| she - | her | her | hers | herself |
| it - , , | it | its | its | itself |
| we - | us | our | ours | ourselves |
| you - | you | your | yours | yourselves |
| they - | them | their | theirs | themselves |
| this | these |
| that | those |
| such a | such |
| the same | the same |
This is a table. .
These are elephants. .
That boy has a ball. .
Those girls like apples. .
It is such a nice cat. .
I dont like such games. .
My friend lives in the same floor. .
They took the same books. .
