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Do you like ice-cream? Yes, I do.
Can you speak English? Yes, I can.
Are you a schoolboy? No, I am not.
Have you bought a text book? Yes, I have.
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2) ( ),
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What is your name? My name is Peter.
Where do you live? I live in Rostov.
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Who wants to go to the cinema? Who lives in this house?
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Do you like coffee or tea? ?
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4. (Tail Question)
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You are a pupil, aren't you? , ?
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You are a student, aren't you?
You don't go to school every day, do you?
Exercise 2.10. Read and translate into English:
1. She is a student.
Is she a student?
Yes, she is. / No, she isn't.
2. He speaks English well.
Does he speak English well?
Yes, he does. / No, he doesn't.
3. They have many books.
Have they many books?
Yes, they have. / No, they haven't.
4. The weather was fine yesterday.
Was the weather fine yesterday?
Yes, it was. / No, it wasn't.
5. We saw a new film yesterday.
Did we see a new film yesterday?
Yes, we did. / No, we didn't.
6. You can read well.
Can you read well?
Yes, you can. / No, you can't.
7. There will be five lessons tomorrow.
Will there be five lessons tomorrow?
Yes, there will. / No, there will not (won't).
Exercise 2.11. Put the questions to the following sentences:
1. There is a book on the table. 2. He must work hard today. 3. We are leaving for Moscow next week. 4. We were reading the whole evening. 5. They don't go to work on Sunday. 6. It is not cold today. 7. Ann has already begun to read a new book. 8. We learn English at school. 9. They will show you how to get there. 10. They finished the translation before the end of the lesson. 11. I didn't feel well that evening. 12. It wasn't difficult to do this task.
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Exercise 2.12. Read and translate the sentences:.
1. Our family lives in a three-room flat.
Does your family live in a three-room flat or in a house?
It lives in a three-room flat.
2. They went to the same school.
Did they go to the same school or to different schools?
They went to the same school.
3. He will read this book tomorrow.
Will he read this text tomorrow or next week?
He will read it tomorrow.
4. They are playing chess now.
Are they playing chess or cards now?
They are playing chess.
5. Our teacher has told us to write.
Has our teacher told us to write or to read?
He has told us to write.
Exercise 2.13. Translate the sentences into English:
1. ?
2. ?
3. ?
4. ?
5. ?
6. ?
7. ?
Exercise 2.14. Write down alternative questions to the following sentences:
1. Our teacher knows several foreign languages. 2. He has graduated from our University last year. 3. We shall go to Samara next week. 4. They are working in our garden. 5. I have just read this book. 6. I took this book from my friend. 7. He likes reading books. 8. She has many relatives abroad. 9. They were in many countries. 10. Russia is the largest country in the world.
UNIT 3
MY ACADEMY
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II. Text A: My Academy,
Text : Moscow Slate University.
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| Exercise A | care dare rare | date may pay |
| car far bar | fare fair hair | lay hay Ray |
| half calf bath | Exercise D | |
| part park fart | Exercise | us bus |
| cart barter shark | tape hate bate | tub mud |
| spark bath mark | mate plate Kate | must sum |
| park raft plant | late fate rate | humble tumble |
| Exercise | brave maple main | sun hunt |
| mare air pair | pain name day | trust last |
Text A: ANN'S ACADEMY
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Hello again! Now let me tell you about my Polytechnical Academy. I am really glad that I study here. It is one of the finest country's higher educational institutions. Many famous people have graduated from my Academy, and not only engineers or scientists, but many outstanding writers, actors, showmen and politicians. Studying at our Academy gives a solid background in all spheres of knowledge and prepares for practical work.
Our Academy is quite large and old. It was founded in the 19th century by the famous Russian inventor Vladimir Komarov. First, it was a small department of a large University, but later it was rearranged into an independent institution. Nowadays it is a large school where more than 5,000 students are currently enrolled. About 3,000 are full-time students, like me, and the rest are part time-students. There are also about 150 graduate students. They conduct independent research work and have pedagogical practice.
The course of study at my academy lasts five years. There are many faculties in my academy. Here are some of them: the faculty of industrial automation and robotics, the faculty of plastics, the faculty of machine tools and the faculty of metalworking.
Our academy is large and we have several buildings. One of the buildings is for lectures and seminars only. There are many large halls there so that students of 3-4 groups together can fit in there. And that is more than 100 people. The acoustics ['ku:stiks] in such large halls is very good but sometimes it is very noisy when students chat during the lecture.
We have two laboratory buildings which are equipped with up-to-date equipment and there students can carry on lab works and conduct various experiments. Many students from my group do their own research work.
There are several cafes at the academy. My favourite one is situated in a separate one-storeyed building and people say that this is the oldest canteen or student's cafe. The food there is tasty and very affordable.
There are also several dormitories or hostel buildings where students from other cities live. But you know already that I don't live in a dormitory I rent an apartment.
Vocabulary:
currently
to be enrolled
full-time students
part time-students
to conduct
course of study
industrial automation
robotics
plastics
machine-tools
metalworking
figure [f'ig] ,
noisy
to chat ,
to be equipped with
up-to-date equipment
carry on
research work
one-storeyed
tasty ['teisti]
affordable (to afford )
