1. You are first-year student. 2. fish is more useful than meat. 3. Bill is best student in our group. 4. I prefer to go on foot. 5. Red Square and Kremlin are heart of Moscow. 6. Give me cup of tea, please.
III. , (Present Simple), .
1. This is my house. 2. He will be an accountant in future. 3. It was very dark in the room. 4. They will make reports at the next lesson. 5. She traveled around Europe last summer. 6. We are four in the family.
IV. , (Past Simple), .
1. He is a bookkeeper by profession. 2. She came home late. 3. They will pass exams in May. 4. I watched an interesting film on TV yesterday. 5. Ill go on a business trip next Monday. 6. Lena is my sister.
V. III IV, (Future Simple).
VI.
1. Kate and I work together. 2. I live in a new flat. 3. She has a lot of English books at home. 4. They are leaving tonight. 5. There are four seasons in a year. 6. He spends summer at the seaside.
VII. : much, many, some, any, a few, little. .
1. She has beautiful dresses. 2. He drinks coffee and tea. 3. There are pictures on the wall. 4. Is there bread left? 5. There were students in the reading hall. 6. She does , but speaks .
VIII. , : a more interesting place, a warm climate, beautiful lakes, the most important cities, famous universities, and the deepest river.
IX. , .
Great Britain.
Great Britain is situated to the north of Europe on the British Isles. It is made up of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The official name of the country is the United Kingdom (UK). Great Britain is separated from the continent by the English Channel and is connected with many countries by sea.
The climate of Britain is mild and warm because of the Gulf Stream. Most of the mountains are in the north, in Scotland, but they are not very high. Scotland is also famous for its beautiful lakes. The rivers in Great Britain are not long but many of them are deep. The longest rivers are the Clyde and the Thames.
London, the capital of the country, is situated on the Thames. It is divided into three parts: the West End, the East End and the City.
The West End is a historical part of London. You can visit many interesting places here: the National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, Westminster, the Houses of Parliament, Hyde Park, etc. The West End is full of museums, art galleries, the best theatres, cinemas, expensive clubs and shops.
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The City is a small area, but it is the business and commercial heart of London. Very few people live there. All main banks and offices are situated in the City. In the centre of the City there is the Tower of London and ST. Pauls Cathedral.
The East End is an industrial part of London. Many enterprises and docks are situated here.
The most important industrial cities are: Manchester, Leeds, Bristol, Edinburgh, Birmingham and others.
Cambridge and Oxford are famous university cities.
The UK is a constitutional monarchy. The official head of the state is the king or queen. But the power of the monarch is limited by Parliament, which is made up of the House of Lords and the House of Commons. Members of the House of Lords are appointed, and members of the House of Commons are elected by the people. Parliament makes laws.
The head of the Government is the Prime Minister, who is the leader of the party in power. Downing Street No. 10 is the residence of the Prime Minister of Great Britain.
At present there are four main political parties in Great Britain: the Conservative, the Labour, the Liberal and the Social-Democratic Party.
The official language of Great Britain is English. It is now spoken in many countries of the world: the USA, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, India and others.
Questions:
1.Where is Great Britain situated? 2. What countries is it made up of? 3. What is the official name of the country? 4. What is the capital of Great Britain? 5. Great Britain is a constitutional monarchy, isnt it? 6. Who is the head of the state?
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1. I a teacher. 2. Nick from Moscow. 3. She many friends. 4. She a young lady. 5. They many relatives. 6. He two pets at home.
