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3.
A: Is
Alice
beauriful?
B:
She is
verybeautiful.
A: Is
her
friend
beautiful,
too?
B:
No,
she is
ugly.
4.
A:
Is
Tom
a
doctor
or
a teacher?
B:
He is
a
doctor.
A:
Is
your
husband
a doctor,
too?
B:
No,
he
is
an
officer.
A:
Your
brother
is
a
joumalist,
isn't
he?
B:
Yes,
he
is.
5.
A:
Are
you
tired
or
not?
B:
I
am
very
tired.
A:
You
are
happy,
arenit you?
B:
Yes,
I
am.
6.
A:
This
computer
is
expensive,
isn't
it?
B:
Yes,
it
is.
A:
The
calculator
isn't
expensive,
is
it?
B:
No,
it isn't.
It's quite
cheap.
A: The
mobile phone
isn't
expensive
either,
is
it?
B:
Yes,
it
is.
It is
very
expensive.
7. A:
Is
that
tea
or
coffbe?
B:
It's
coffee.
A:
Are
those
lemons
or
oranges?
B:
They
are
lemons.
A: This
is
juice,
isn't
it?
B:
Yes,
it
is.
A:
And
what's
this?
B:
It's
milk.
8. A:
Who is
that
pretty
girl?
B:
She
is
my
daughter.
A:
Who
is
that
handsome
man?
B:
He is
my
son.
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Grammar:
flaror De
u nacronrqeM Bp€MeHn
(Present
Simple).
YxarareluHbre Mecror4MeHlrg. Jf
uquure u npurqxareJrbnbre
MecronMe-
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qficJro
cyulecTBHTerrbHbrx.
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Topic:Oce6eroApyrrx
Communication: rrpunercraur. flpou-1anun. o".1,.
Urp"-
HeHue. 3Haxorlrcrso. IlpueleveH ue BH llMa
H
tlq.
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ustrative Situations
The verb De
is
used:
.
with names
What's
your
name? -
(It's)
Chris Best.
What's
your
surname
(last
name),
please? -
(It's)
Best.
What's
yqur
fust name?
-It's
Chris.
Who
are
you?
- I'm John Forest.
Who is that man? - He's Peter Baker.
.
with
ages
How old
are
you?
-
I'm twenty.
How old
is Jack? - He's twenty-five.
.
with
jobs
What's
your
job?
(:
What
are
you?)
-
I'm a teacher.
What is
your
father's
job?
-
He's a doctor.
.
with
nationality words
Where
are
you
from? - I'm from Spain.
I'm
Spanish.
What
nationality are
you? (:
What's
your
nationality?)
-
I'm Greek.
.
with
adjectives
You're
right. I'm happy.
Are
you
tired? Is
he
tall?
What are the
cars like?
-
They're very comfortable.
What
is
your
brother like?
-
He's tall and handsome.
He's very clever.
What
colour
is
your
car?
-
It's blue.
What
kind of house
is that?
-
It's big and modern.
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wrth this/that, th es e/tho
s e
This/that is
my bike. These/those
are my
glasses.
Is this/that
your
seat? Are
these/those our
seats?
What's this/that? - It's
a
DVD
player.
What are
these/those?
-
They're
calculators.
Is that Betty or Kate? - It's
Kate.
Are those books or notebooks?
-
They're notebooks.
/
This is an orange, isn't it?
-
Yes, it is. /No, it isn't.
That isn't
apeat, is it?
-
No,
it isn't. It's an apple.
/ Yes, it is. It's
a
very
tasty
pear.
These are
oranges, aren'tthey?
- Yes, they are.
A.Io,
they
aren't, They are
lemons.
Those aren't
pears,
are they? - No,
they aren't. /Yes
@ut)
they are. They
are very tasty
pears.
with
places
Where is Mary?
-
She's in the
garden.
Where are Bob and Sue? -
They're in the library.
with
phrases
of
possession
This is my book. The book
is mine.
This
is
her book. The book is
hers.
This is
his book. The book is his.
This is
our book. The book is
ours.
This is
your
book.
The
book is
yours.
This is
their book.
The book
is theirs.
A: Whose cigar is that?
B: It's Mr Brown's cigar. It's his.
A: Whose
glasses
are they?
B: They are Jane's
glas'ses.
They're
hers.
A: Whose car is that?
B:
Which one?
A: The
green
one.
B:
Oh,
it's Mr Black's.
A: Which books are
yours?
B: The ones on the
table.
with numbers and addresses
What's
your
address,
please?
- My address is 235 Main Street.
What's
your
email address?
-
It's
silvioTT
hotserve.com.
What's
your
phone
number? - My
phone
number is 741 8906.
with
the impersonal r'f
It's cold.
It's easy
(to
do
it).
.
with introductions
Informal
A:
This is Pat
Wilson
and this is Chris Best.
B: Hello,
Chris.
C: Nice to mee!
you,
Pat.
Formal
A:
This is
Mr Pat Wilson
and this
is Miss
Chris Best.
B: How do
you
do, Miss Best.
C: How do
you
do, Mr
Wilson.
(At
an informal
pafry)
A Hello. My name's Pat Wilson
B: Hi!
I'm Chris
Best.
A: Pardon?
'
B:
I'm Chris Best.
A: Nice to meet
you.
.
urith social
greetings
A: Hello, Pat. How are
you
today?
B: Fine, thanlxs,
Chris. And
you?
A:
Oh,
verywell. How's the family?
B:
(They're)
all fine, thanks.
A: Good. Well,
give
my regards to everyone.
B: Thanks. And
give
my love to
your
sister, too. Goodbye.
Practice
7. 3 an on
nu me np o ny c Ku c o omc e mcmey rc t4e il
Q
optw o il zr tnon a to be
1. This... myfamily.2. These...
myparents.3. Lucy... English.4.
We...
in
the
garden.
5. This ...
her
pen.
6.
Maria and Anna'... students.
7.
My dog ...
happy. 8. I ...
happy.
9.
They... my sisters. Their names ... Mary and Kate.
10. I ... from Canada.
I l. Those ... the boys' bikes. 12. It ... a very expensive
car. 13. We... tired.
14. You...angry.
2.
Cdenailme sbtcnnt
ucoHun ompuqameJrbHbrrtu.
e.g. It's
hot today.
It isn't hot today.
1. My friends
are here. 2. I'm at home. 3. You're
a teacher. 4. We're at the
cinema. 5. It
is diffrcult. 6. Kate
is happy.
7.1am
married. 8. She is beautiful.
9.
You are right. 10.
This is a typewriter. I l. Those'are
computers. 1 2. It is
cold today. 13. She
is American. 14. He
is
from
France. 15. They are doctors.
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16. The
dictionary
is
expensive.
17.
It is easy,
18.
I
am tired.
19.
That
is fish.
20.
She
is a clever
grl.2l.
They
are tourists.
3.
3anonnume
nponycKu
ymeepdimeaonoil
u,u
ompuqilmeninoil
(topnou
ztazonu
to be.
j,;!
4. rro
c m ac
tm e cte
dy n r4ue
npedn
o
ucen ufl
I a rt H
o ercecmce
H H o e
4t
u cJ, o.
e.g.
This
is
a
pen.
These
are
pens.
ti-
.
'r
'
That
is
a
pen.
Those
are
pens.
i,
l. This
is a
spoon. 2.
That
is
5, That is his
dog.
6. That
is
he
textbook.
9. That
is our
child.
watch.
12. This
is a nice
vase.
15.
This isn't
an interesting
story.
16. This
is
a tall
man.
17. That
is my
teach-
er.
e.g. This
hat
is
brown. Thesehats
are
broum.
That
hat is
brown.
Those hats
are
brown.
l.This
skirt is
short. 2,
This
watch
is
gold.
3. That
dress
is nice.
4.
This neck-
lace isn't
expensive.
5.
This
woman is
rich.
6. Is that
your
glove?
7. Is this
our
car?
8. That story
is interesting.
9. That
house isn't
big.
5.
Cocmaeame npedtouceHufl
I coomcemcmsuu
c o6poz4ottt,
o"riury"
dannue
cnooa.
a) carl
expensive
This is a car.
It's an expensive
car. The
car
is
o(pensirc.
b)
hatVnice
These are hats.
They
are nice
hats. The
hats are
nice.
c)
juice/fresh
This is
juice.
It
is fresh
juice.
The
juice
is fresh.
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l.
pearVsweet;
2. flat/clean;
3. dog/clever;
4.
coffee/strong;
5.
toys/nice;
6.meatlfat;7.
computer/old;8.
schooVmodern;9.
bag/black;
10. shirtVwhite;
I l. teallndian;
12. book/interest'ng
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6. 3anonuume
nponycKu coomcemcmsynryfr
Qopmofr
urazona
tobe.
1. A: ...
she a
singer?
B:
Yes, she ... . She ...
a singer.
2. A: ...
your
dog dangerous?
B:
No, he ...
.
He ...
gentle
3. A: ,..
you
from Sweden?
B:
Yes, we
...
: We ...
from Sweden.
4.
A:
...
Lris
father
a
painter?
B: No, he... . He ...
an actor.
5. A:
...
you
a vet?
B: Yes, I ... .
6. A:
... he
your
brother?
B: No, he ... . He ...
my cousin.
7.
A; ...
you
a teacher?
B: No, L.. . I ... a
policewoman.
8.
A:
...
theysad?
B: No, they... . They...
happy.
9.
A: ... he
Spanish?
.
B: No,
he...
.
He... French.
10. A: .,.
you
a ta:ci driver?
B: No,
I...
. I ...
a
pilot.
11. A: ...they from Birmingham?
,
B: No, they... .They...
fromYork.
12. A:...you
Jackie Wilson?
B: No,
I ...
.
I... Sandra Collins.
13.
A:...Warsaw in Hungarf
B: No,
it
... .
It ... in Poland.
14. A:
...you married?
B: No, I... . I... single.
15. A: ...that
a calculator?
B: No,
it ...
.
It ... a
mobile
phone.
16. A:'...
these
your gloves?
B: No,
they... .They...Mary's.
7. 3aeepuume
duanozu,
ucnonwyfl
coomoemcmq,nulae
raqwbte
ilecmo-
uJueHw.
l. A:
How old are
you?
B: ...
'm 19
years
old.
A: Who
is... ?
B: ...
is my friend,
Anna.
A: Where
is George?
B: ...
's
at school.
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4. A: Are Julie and Maria sisters?
B: Yes,
... are.
5.
A: Is this
your
book?
B: Yes,... is.
6.
A:
Are ... a
policeman?
B: No, ... 'm not a
policeman.
7.
A:
Are
Brian
and Robert from
France?
B: No, ... aren't from France.
8. A Is Ben a
pilot?
B: Yes,... is.
9. A: Is Lisa
your
friend?
B:
No, ...
isn't my
friend.
10. A: Where is the Statue
of Liberbf
B: ... is in America.
8.
Ifpovumailme
o cettoe
Teda
u,[tceiln.
Ted
and Jane
are
married'
Ted
is Jane's
husband.
Jane
is
Ted's
wife.
Bobby
is Ted
and
Jane's
son'
Nancy
is
their
daughter.
Jane
is Bobby
and
NancY's
mother.
Ted
is their
father.
Bobby
is Nancy's
brother.
Nancy
is
Bobby's
sister.
Hilda
is Bobby
and
Nancy's
grandmother'
Fred
is their
grandfather.
Bobby
is Fred
and
Hilda's
grandson.
Nancy
is
their
granddaughter.
9. Ilpouumailme
o
cemoe
Atucuu.
Myname
is Alicia.
This
is my
husband.
His name
is
George.
This
is my
daughter.
Her
name
is
Martha.
These
are
my sons.
Their
names
are
Ricardo
and Ramon.
Our
last
name
is
Castro.
This
is my
dog.
Its
name
is Coconut'
70.
3ueptuume
npedroilceHufl,
Ucnorb3yr
npumflilcsmenbHbre
Jaecmo'
uJfieHufl
my,
his, her,
its, our,
their.
1.
Hello.
...
last
name
is Delgado.
2.
...nane
is Olga.
3.
And
this
is ...
husband.
4. ...
name
is
Hector.
5.
This
is my
daughter.
..'
nzrme
is Isabel.
6.
These
are
my sons.
...
names
aro
Eddie
and
Tommy'
7.
This is
their
cat.
...
name
is
Tex.
1 1. 3aeepwume
uefiinu4re
npedruilseHufl'
ucnonffiyl
sflconnmty
n
Qopny
nP umn
ucamen
b H bu
Me
cm
o uMe
H u il.
e.g.
This
is
your money.
The
money
is
yours'
l. It's
my bag.
[t's
... .
2.
That is
their
car.
It's
'
'.
. 3.
T
They're
...
.4.
That
is their
camera.
It's
...
. 5.
They
are
books
are ...
. 6.
They're
my
glasses. The
glasses are
"'
7
It's ... .
8.
That
is our
dog.
It's
... .
9.
Those
ail'o
your
dolls.
The dolls
... .
(
I
lraodtather
grandmolhcr
pandson
grrnddrughter
Ifobby
Nency
Bobby
Nancy
father
mother
son
daughter
bro!her
sister
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10. This is
our house. It's...
.
11.
This is
your
TV. It's
...
.
lZ.
This is
my
bicycle. It's
... . 13. These
are
your
caSsettes.
They're
... .14. Those
are her
photos.
They're
...
.
12. Budepume
npasuJrbHoe
cnoao.
l.
'Whose umbrella is
this?'
'It's
my/mine.'
2. Is that hers/her
dog?
3.
,Are
,those
computer
games
your/yours?'
'Yes,
they are our/ours.'
4.
'Whose
guitar
is this?'
'It's their/theirs.'
5.
'Who'sAilhose
she?'
'She's
Sally/Sally's
sister.'
6. Are these
their/theirs
books?
7. These aren't
our/ours
p"nJ.
Th"y'r"
your/yours.
8. 'Who is
he?'
'He's
Alex's
and Rachel's/Alex
and
Rachel's
cousin.'
9.
'Is
this TV
ours/bur?'
'No, it's Mark
and Amanda's/Tvlark's
and
Amandals.'
10. That bicycle
is hers/her.
11. This
is mine/my
camera. 12.'Are
these
gloves
PauUPaul's?'
'No, they're
your/yours.'
13. Omaemtme
Ha sonpocbr
o ceoeil
Kespmupe.
1. Is
your
flat
large
or small?-2. Is
it noisy
or
quiet?
3.
Is
it comfortable
or
not? 4.
Is it expensive
or cheap?
5. Is it light
or dark?
14.
3adailme urbmepHamusubre
conpocbr,
ucnonbsyt
danuate
croea.
e.g.
she/teacher/doctor?
Is
she a teacher
or a doctor?
l. he/taxi
driver/pilot?
2.helsinglelmarried?
3. they/from BrazrlJ
from
Spain?
4. she/Canadian/American?
5. this/calculator/mobile phone?
6. that/ ti-
ger/lion?
7.
plates/cleanldirfy?
8. he/old/young?
9. Kateldancet/singer?
l0.these/books/.notebooks?
ll.
those/pens/pencils?
12.
watcVgold/silver?
l3.house/old/new?
14.
he/rich/poofl 15.
helhandsome/ugly?
16. he/talVshort?
17. he/heavy/thin?
7 5.
r(ononnume.anedynu4te
npednowenun
npuc
oeduuenubrtrtu s onpoc
ut tu.
e.g.
It's a fine old hotel,
... ?
It's a fine old
hotel, isn't it?
They
aren't at home,
... ?
They are4't at home,
are they?
l. He's a businessman,
...? 2. She's
pretty,
...? 3. His answer is
clever, ...?
4. They aren't married,
...? 5. This is
a dishwasher, ...?
6. Those are
your
shoes, ...? 7.Dave isn't
at home
yet,
...? 8. They are in Madrid,.,.?
9. I'm
not late, .., ? 10. I'm.late,
...? 11.
She
isn't
a teacher,
...?
12.
They aren't
here,
...?
13.
This annchair is
comfortable, ...? 14. Those
umbrellas are
cheap, ...? 15. This is my notebook,
... ? 16: These
are
your
children,
...?
17. Mrs Dobson isn't in
London
yet,
;
. .? 18.
She is still in Rome,
. . .?
19. Mr
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Short is oftenbusy,
...? 20. He.isRussian,
...? 21, We're inKing
Street, ...?
22.Youaren'tangry,
...? 23, The children are
still at sbhool,
...?
16. Ilpouuntailme eonpoeil
e recoil KoJroHKe
u naildume Ho
Hux omsembt
e npaaoil KoJroHKe.
l.
Where are
your
friends froin?
2. What's
your
nationality?
3.
How
old is she?
4. Are
you
a doc-tor?
't
5. What's'your favourite
colour?.
:
6. Are
you
in the school
basketball team?
7. What-s
your
home
town?:,
8. What's
your
favourite
band?
..
:
,
9. What's
your
telephone number?
10.
Where is Barcelona?
.
I l.
What's her
job?
12.
Where are
you
and
your
friend from?
13.
Whose bag
is
this?
\
14. Is English
diflicult?
15. What book is
this?
16. Who is that man?
a.
Red.
b,
No,
Ilm in
the school
foot-
ball team.
c. They're from
Portugal,
,
d.In
Spain.
e. 660068.
f. She's 17,
g.
We're from
Germany.
h.
She's a hairdresser.
i. i'm Italian.
j.
Paris, Frairce.
k. Yes,
I am.
l.
The Spice
Girls.
m. No, it's
easy.
n. It's Linda's.
o. That is David
Smith.
p.
It's
an English dictionary.
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3anonnume nponycKtt
coomcemcmsJnqeil
Qopnofi
ztazona to
be"
Jane: Hello,
myname ... Jane Smith,
What...
yowname?'
Simone: My name
... Simone Starr. ...
you
an
actress?
,
Jane : No, I ... not. L.. a singer.
...
you
a
guitarist?
Simone: Yes, I
... .
My
friend ... a drummer.
We ...
in
a band.
Jane: Who ...
your
favourite
singer?
Simone: My favourite singer
... Celine Dion. She ... a
pop
singeg.
Jane: ... she
from
Holland?
Simone: No, she
... . She
... from
Canada.
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18.'Ilpouumafime a eocnpouzeedumb
caedynt4ue duanozu.
Cocmaeome
nododnue
duatozu.
l. A:
What coloii'is
your
new car?
B: It's
green.
,
'A:What is
the car
like?
'
:
B: It?s fast and comfortable.
A: Is it?
B: Yes, it is.
Come and see it.
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A: Where is
my bag?
B: I think it',s
on the table.
A: But it isn't
there!
B:
Then
look
under the table
or near the bookcase.
A: Where
are we?
B: Why!
We're in front of
the stafion.
A: The
station? So soon? Well,
where are our
tickets?
B: They
are in mybag.
A: Very
well. Where is my newspaper?
B:
It's in
your
pocket.
A: And
the umbrella?
B: Oh
yes,
realln
where
is
your
umbrella?
... Oh, but it is in
your
hand.
A: And
the dog? Where is it?
B: It's still in the car.
Ann, fetch it,
please.
A: Excuse me,
sir.
B: Yes?
A: Where is the lift,
please?
B:
Go down the corridor, there.
A: Thank
you.
B: You are welcome.
A: Pardon me,
madam.
B: Yes,
sir. What
is
it?
A: Where is the bar?
B: Downstairs, in the hall,
please.
A: Thank
you
very much.
B: Not
at all.
A: Lookhere!
B: Yes?
What
is it?
A: Where is the
parking
place?
B: It's
just
round the
corner behind that long wall.
A: Thanks a lot.
B: It's all right.
A: Sorry to interrupt
you,
sir.
B: It's all right. What is
it?
A: Where is the smoking room?
B:
It's
next
door,
there.
A: Thankyou.
B:
Don't mention
it.
A:
Look, Nick,
is this
your
car?
B: No, mine
is
over
there.
A: The red one?
B: No,
the
white
one.
A: Are these Kate's
pencils?
B: Which ones?
A: The ones on
the desk.
B: No, they're Helen's.
10. A: Is this
your
wallet?
B:
No, it isn't mine.
A: Whose is
it then?
B: I think it's Simon's.
His wallet is brown.
A: Simon,
is this wallet
yours?
C:
Yes, it's mine. Thank
you.
1l. A: Excuse
me. Is this
your
ball?
B: No, it isn't mine.
It's his.
A: Is this
yours?
C: No,
it isn't mine. It's hers.
A:
Excuse me! Is this
your
ball?
D:
No, it isn't mine.
I think it's theirs.
A: Hello. Is this
yours?
E: No,
it isn't mine. It's the dog's.
12. A: Whose
gloves
are
those, on the chair?
B: They're
probably
Kate's.
A: Hers?
Not
yours?
B:
No, they're not
mine. Mine are black
and old.
19. Ilpouumsilme
u eocnpouzaedume
cnedyor4ue
duatozu.
nododaote duanozu.
At the Gusfoms
Security Offrcer:
Open
your
bag,
please,
sir.
Man: OK.
SO: What's
this?
Man: It's a
laptop computer
for my work.
SO: Mmm.
And what
are these?
Man:
They're magazines
- computer
magazines.
SO:
And this?
Man: It's a
scarf for my
wife.
9.
3
4.
1
1
l
I
I
I
5.
Cocmacame
7.
28
29
Billy
Wants
to Know
Billy:
LookDad!
What's
that?
Dad:
It's
a scorpion.
Scorpions
are
very
dangerous.
Billy
And
what
are those?
Dad:
Those
are
camels.
Billy:
What's
that?
Dad:
It's
a
snake.
Billy:
It's
horrible!
And
who are
those people
over
there?
Dad:
They're
Bedouin.
They
live in
tents
in
the
desi:rt. ,
r
Billy;'They
look
strange!
.
.
Alice:
Yes,
it is,
and
this is
myuncle.
Betty:
Are
those
your
cousins?
Alice:
No,
they're
my
brother's
friends.
Betty:
And
who
are those
handsome
men?
Alice:
They're
my
neighbours,
and
this is
my
dog Rover.
Betfy:
No,
it isn't.
ThaJ's
your
cat.
Alice:
I'm
sorry.
I made
a mistake.
Where are
my
glasses?
20.
Ilpouumafime
u eocnpouseedume
cnelynr4ue
duuJtozu.
A:
What is
your
name?
B:
My name
is
Harryr
Ross.
A: What
is
your
address?
B:
My address
is
l0 River
Street.
A:
What
is
your phone
number?
B: Myphone
number
is723-1576.
A:
Where are
you
from?
B:
I'm from
Chicago.
A:
Who is that
man?
B:
Oh, that's
David
Smith.
A: How
old is
he?
B:
He's thirty.
A: What's
his
job?
B: He's
a chemist.
A: Is
he married?
B: Yes,
he is:
That
pretty
woman
next
to him is
his
wife.
30
21. Ilpouymailme
o Mopu
Xonxuac
SURNAME
l-F6-PK-iiis-------l
FIRST NAME
COUNTRY
JOB
ADDRESS
PHONE NUMBER
I-Ensland
------l
l-Joumatilt
--__l
F5--f;frstreetEstoi--l
lffirffi----l
3aeepwume
sonpocbt.
a. What's
her sumamo?
b. her
fust name?
c. she
?
d.
--iob?
e. What's
?
g.
How old
phone
number?
,|
h. Is she
?
3adailme
aH&rozuttHbae
tonpocbt
eMnapmHepeuoce6e.
22. Ilocmaeame
sonpocb,
ecexmunos
x
cnedyrut4uu
npednotceaunn.
l. The
hotel is comfortable.
2.The
desks are
brown. 3.
This
is
a
calculator.
4. These
are John's
children.
5.
It is cold
today.
6' Helen's
parents are in
Rome. 7.Mal.y
is
Russian. 8.
Alice
is 22. 9. John
is,
an
officer.
10. That.is
milk. I
1. Betsy
is in New
York.
12, The book
is
interesting.
13. This
is Da-
vid's daughter.
14.
Her name
is Kate.15.
It is
Peter's
umbrella'
23. Ilepeeedume
Hs sHzJtuilcKuil
n3ilK cnedyruI4ue
npedtoatcenun.
A.
l.3ro uor
co6axa.
Co6axa
uoy^.2.3ro
rsou KHI4TI{.
KnHrlI
rsol'I. 3.
3ru
M€rJrbqlrKI,I
MoLI
Apy3bt.
4.}ru
Kaccerbl
HoBbIe. 5.
Te caurxfi
cvtuvrc.6'
3to
crrHlre
qarrrKrr.
7. 3ro
Balua
I4JIH ee
rerpaqr?
-
3ro
ee
re'IpaAb. 7.
3ro
KapaH-
MARRTED?
l-6----
I
Hopkins.
Mary.
England.
She's
ajournalist.
35 North
Street,
Bristol.
0272
478
2209.
Twenty-three.
No, she
isn't.
csoeM!
nspmuep!.
Paccxatcume o
cso-
31
Aarufi.
3Tr.r KapaHAaruu 3eJlerrb're, a re
cr.rHae.
8.
3na KHI{m nrilepecnrre?
-
Het, orm He HHTepecHbIe.
-
A te KHr{rlI l{HTepecnue? -
Aa,
re Krlr,rflr
HHTe-
pecnhle.
10. I[rn
sro
uBerbr?
-
3ro
nron
qBerhr.
Il.
Iae rrou 6parrr? - Onn
Ha
pa6ore.
12. 3to Bama
Wu
ee rerpaAr!
- 9ro
ee rerpaAb. 13. Kaxono
qse-
ra rBof
HoBbrfi
asroMo6lrnr?
- forry6oro.
14. Kro 3ra
AeByruKa?
-
9ro
Ma-
pnr.
15..fl ne cryAenr. .f, npeuo4anarenr.
15.3ro
rpacrnufi napx.
16. 9ro
rexcr.
Texcr
nerrnfi. 3ro nerxr,lfi rercr. 17. 3ro oaepo. Ono rny6oxoe.
18. 9ro
KBapr[pa
[:rera.
Ona 6onrua.r r{ KpacuBaf,. 19.
tlru
sm rdatrrr,lHH?
-
Hauu. 20.r{rs
ero
co6axa? - Mo.r. 21.
fte
rBolr
Apy3br?
- B flapr.rxe.
22.Kro
gror
MoJroAofi
,{eroser?
-
3ro uofi 6pan.23.9ro ornr.r'rHar Marur-
ua.
-
\a,so
bna cJrr{rrrKoM.qdporar. 24. Kro
onra?
-
OHn r{oll
Apy3br.
25. 3ro
ne 3nrsa. 9ro 9uua. OHa cecrpa Eesa. OHa npa.r:
OHa
xopourufi epav.
26. 3ro ruan CuIa. 3ro rnoxofi rurata. 27. Muncrc
6oruuroft
ropgA.
Os
cro-
lnqa
Berapycn. 28;
Sror vafi foprvnfi?
-
He'r, ero xonoAdrrfi\afa.29.3rn
cyMKLr
6enrre.
3ro
6enrre cyrrKr.r. 30.
3ro cJraArr.re anetrcunn? -
,{a,
ero
orreHb cnaAKne aneJrbcuHrl.
3l.
Kapangauru n ropo6xe.32. faeerrr Ha
croJre.
33. Xne6 a 6yQere. 34.Hss ero
ruura?
- Kaxar? - Ta, xoropaa Ha croJre.
-
9ro
rurura Karn. 35. 9ru
ero
ry$nn?
- Kaxue? - Te, xoropue B r(opr.rAope.
36.
9ro
flupoxHoe. 3ro claAxoe lupo)ruoe. 37. 3ro n[poxHbre. 3ro craA-
Klre
rmpoxrrbre.
38. 3ro Bar[u crynb{?
-
Her, He Mou. 9ro rsot,t crynbr.
39.
r{ro
sro?
-
3ro
rsofi
Honrrfi BeJrocurreA. 3ro oqeHr xopouufi BeJroc[rreA.
40. fae
rraofi
soHrnr?
-
Os
y
re6.r s
pyKax.
4l: 3ro rranKa. IIIanra
qepHarr.
9m
vepnar
uranKa.
42.9ro Kaccerbr. Kaccerrr HoBbre.9ro nonue KaccerH.
43. 3ro
Mor
cyMra.
-
Oua,repHar nnr{ KoplrrrHeear? - Kopnnesafl.
44.
r{ro
ero?
-
3ro
Mor,r HoBbre
qacbl.
-
Ouu oqeHr
Aoporne,
He raK
ln?
-
Aa.45.
3ro
qafi,
3ro
vuIlztficKLri4.rafi. 9ro xoporuuft
qaia.46.
Kro
oH?
-
3ro Anercc.
- A
KTo 3Tr
g,enyruru?
- Onn uou cecrpbr. 47.
Te
qartrr<rl
xenrrre? - Het,
re
qa[Kr{
He )KeJrrbre. OHu 6enue.
48.
rlm
sro?
-
3ro
Mo}r KHur}r. 49. 9efi
gro
rounrrorep?
-
9ro
xonanuorep Eena. 50. Tou
r.r
CaHgpa xopoflr,re
Apy3bt.
51. Trr
cry4eHr? -
[a.
52.
rlrn
ero
tpysrr.?
-
3ro
uou
Apygbf,.
B. Vtof 6par Burrop
xeHar. Ero xeny ronyr
Annofi.
Asue
30 ner, a Bux-
ropy 35 ner. Bnrrop
Bpaq,
ero
xeHa npenoAaBareJrbHlrqa anu[ficxoro
rsrt-
xa. LIx
Aoqepfi
Onrre
5
-ner.
Ona
orleHb xopo[eHbKarl
I,Ix cuny l4ropn 8
ner. Os ouenr
yunuft
MzurLqI,IK. Cerurs
uoero 6para oqeHb
ApyxHat.
B.
- Kax 3oByr rBoro cecrpy?
- Hrura.
- Croruxo
eflrer?
-
25.
-
9eu ona 3anruuaercr?
-
Ona
gronouucr,
-
Kax
ona
srrm.sAur?
- Ona
shlcorar
crpofina.r
AeByurKa
c
rorry6nuu
Dra3aMn.
- OHa
saMyr(eM?
-
Her.
24. 3adartme
sonpocb,
ccex
munos
x cnedynt4uttt
mcncmail-
l. This
is my classroom.
It is large.
The walls
are
grey.
Those
are
pichres-
They
are on
the walls.
These
are desks.
The
desks
are brovm-
This
is my desk
These
are
notebooks
and textbooks.
They
are on
the deslc
The
textbools
are
new. These
are shelves.
They
are brown
and
yellow. This is a
blacliboard"
It
is brown.
All the students
are in the
classroom,
but the teacher
isn't in
the
classroom
yet.
Onuwume
csoa
rqaccHyn
KoMHqmY.
2.
The
Franklin
family
is at
home today.
\[r
FranHin
is in
the
garden-
Mrs
Franklin
is
in the
yard. Tom and Jane
are
in the
living
root- Befly
is in
the
bedroom.
The
dog is
in the dining
room.
The cat
is
in the bathoom-
3.
Hi, I'm
George.
I'm
English.
I'm
a
pilot.
This
is my
frie'nd'
Mtry. Mtry
and
I are
neighbours.
We're
also
good
friends.
I'm
tbirty-tbree
yeus
old
and
Mary
is twenty-seven.
We're from
Edinburgh,
Scotlmd.
We're
fond
of
sports.
My favourite
sport
is
football,
Mury't
favourite
sport
is basketball
Cdetailme
nodo6uozo
poda coo6t4euus
o ce6e u
ceoen
dpyze.
4. Paul
Evans
is a
Maths
teacher.
He's
thirly-nine.
He's at school
now. His
ad&ess
is 34
King
Street,
Bristol.
His
wife,
Penny,
is at
work
in her office'
She's
a
bank
manager.
Her
phone
number
at wqrk
is 830 9771.
They have
two children,
Mark
and
Jane.
Mark
is ten
and Jane
is seve'n-
They're
at
school.
cdenailme
nodo6uoeo
poda coo6uleHw
o ceottx
dpyztw
utru
podcmeenuu-
KCIX.
5.
This
is
Henry.
He's
twenty-five
years old and
he's
a
gardener.
f[s'5
tall
and
plump
with
short
fair
hair
is Martha
She's
thirry
years
old
and she's
Jessica- She
is a
lovely
little child.
She
is six.
6. Jimmy
Moss
is twelve
years
old'and
he
is a shy
boy.
His
fafher,
Donald
Moss,
is a hard-working
pilot.
Jimmy's
mother,
Shirley;
is a uriter
anil
she is
very
clever.
Jimmy
has
one sister
and
one
brother.
His sister,
Jill,
is
kind-
His
brother,
Peter,
is friendly
but
he
is also
lazy.
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33
7. Fred McQueen
is tall
veryrich.
and handsome.
He isn't
fat, and he
isn't-thin,
Ho's
Fred's
car is'new
and beautiful.
His house
is large
and expensive.
His
noigh-
bours
are
rich
and
quiet.
Fred isn't
married.
25.
Hanuuume
u
poccKoucame
I Kflacce o ce6e
u csoeil
cewbe.
,(ailme
xapaKmepucmary
wteuert
csoefr cewba
u onuraume
ux o+eutHocmb.
26.
Cocmueome
dualozu
u
nodecedyilme
c napmflepoJtt
o
oawux ceJwbfl)c
27. Ilpouumafime
a
cocnpouzeedume
uedynt4ue
duatozu.
Cocmaeame
nodgduue
.duaaozu,
ucnorb3ys
paszosopHbre
tfiopuynu,
Bhrpaxtcapr4ue
np aeemcmeue
u npo r4afuue.
l.
A: Goodmonring,
George.
B:
Goodmorning, Mary.
A: How arg
you?
B: Fine, thanks.
A: Hello, Mrs Ford.
How are
you?
B: Pretty
good,
thanls.
How about
you,
John?
A: Notbad,
thanl6.
A:
Good afternoon,
Ann.
How's
everything?
B: OK, thanks. How
are
you
today, Tom?
A: Just fine,
thanks.
A: Hi, Dave.
How are
you?
B:
Not bad, thanks.
And
you?
A: Verywell.
Howare the
children?
B: They're fine.
A: Goodbye. See
you
tomorrow.
B: Seeyou. Take it
easy.
A: Bye!
See
you
later.
B:
Yeah, bye !
A:
Goodbye.
B: Bye-bye.
See
you
on Wednesday.
A:
Goodbye. Have a nice evening.
B:
Thanks. You, too.
28. ffpouumailme
u eocnpouzaedume
cnedyrut4ue
npedcmaeame ce6n u ceoltx
zuaKoJltbrx.
1.
A: Hello! Myname's John Morgan.
B: Hi!
I'm
Mary Smith.
34
B:
I'm
Mary
Smith.
A:
Nice
to
meet
You'
2.
A:
Hi,
Lucy.
How
are
You?
B:
Fine,
thanks.
And
You?
A: Fine.
Lucy,
this
is Keiko.
She's
a new
student.
She'sfrom
Japan'
B:
It's
nice
to
meet
You,
Keiko'
C:
Nice
to
meet
You,
too.
3.
A:
Excuse
me.
Are
You
Rita
Wilson?
B:
Yes,
I
am'
A:
Hi. I'm
your
new
neighbour,
Tonn
Tony
Broum'
B: Oh,
hello,
TonY.
Nice
to
meetYou.
A:
Nice
to
meet
You,
too.
4.
A:
Hello,
Patriclg
this
is LucY.
She's
my
friend
from America.
B:
Pleased
to meet
You,
LucY.
C:
Pleased
to
meet
You,
too.
5.
A:
Hi,
meetmy
friendNick.
He
is Russian.
B:
Hello,
Nick!
A: Nick
is a student
from
Moscow
University.
B: Pleased
to meet
You.
C:
I'm
glad
to
meet
You,
too.
6.
A:
Hello,
Mr smith.
This is
Jane
Hall.
She
is a student
of Russian.
B:
How
do
you do?
C:
How
do
you
do?
A:
Jane
is
from
Glasgow,
B: Glad
to
meet
You.
C:
I'm
glad
to
meet
You,
too.
29.
Ilpouumailme
u
eocnpouzeedame
duaJroz
'At
a
Pafi"
Cocmaeume
nododnue
duatozu
u
pazuepailme
ux I
Knscce.
At
a ParU
2.
A:
Nice
partY,
isn't
it?
B: Yes,
it's
gteat.
A: I'm
Alison,
by
the way.
What's
your name?
B:
I'm Steve,
Steve
Blair.
Nice
to meet
you'
i
I
d
t
i
!
4.
7.
dualozu,
a 3amerl
35
A: Nice
to meet you,
too.
Where
are
you
from?
-
B: I'm
from
Scotland.
A: Where
exactly?
B: Glasgow.
What about
you?
A: I'm
fromBirmingham.
What's
your
job?
B: I'm
a doctor.
And
you?
A: I'm
a student.
B: Really?
How
old are
you?
A: I'm
twenty-five.
And
you?
B: Well,
I'm thirty-frve.
.
A: Thirty-five!
Are
you
really?
B: Yeah!
30.
Ilepecedume
Ha ananuilcxuil
tzrtx
cnedynr4ue
duqloza.
l. -
,{o6pu[
4eHr.
- 34paacrnyilre,
-.f,,{xou.
A
sro Anna.
Mrr
ng JIoH4ona.
A rro
nu?
-
Mrr
Oler r.r
Karr.
Mrr
Hs MnHcra.
Mu crygenrrr.
A
rro
sH
uo npor[eccnr,r?
- S,yturett.
A Anna
roxe
cryAeHrKa.
-
O.reur
nplttrHo
rIo3HaKoMI,ITbct.
2. -
3gpancroyir,Huna.
-
34parcrnyfi,
BHxrop.
Kax
noxnnaerur?
- Heruroxo.
A xax
y
re6r
Aena?
-
Xopouo. Kax
noxusaer
rnox
cecrpa?
- Botocr,
qro
He orleHb
xopomo.
Ona ceft.rac
6oneer.
-.fl
coxanero
o6 srou.
flepeaafi
efi or
uem
npuBer.
-
Cuacu6o. Ilepegafi
npr.rBer
csoeft
Marde.
-
O6.qgareJrrHo.
lo
cnnaatut.
-,(o
cnngauua.
36
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Grammar:
Have
(got)
Heonpege.nenHbre
MecrouMeHnq
some, anyrno. MogaluHu[
r.naro.r
ccr
(ability,
possibility)
Have
(got)
lllustrative Situations
We
use the verb
have
(got)
a) to
express
possession:
I've
got
a
cat.
She's
got
a
red
bicycle.
b)
to describe
people,
animals or
things: She's
got
green
eyes.
c) wittr the
following expressions:
I've
got
a headache,
I've
got
(a)
toothache,
['ve
got
a cough,
I've
got
a cold,
I've
got
a
problem.
Statements
and Negatives
I've
got
a
sister. I
haven't
got
a brother.
We've
got
a big house.
We haven't
got
a
yacht.
They've
got
a computer.
They haven't
got
a video
camera.
He's
got
a motorbike.
He
hasn't
got
a car.
She's
got
blonde hair.
A bird
has
got
a beak,
a tail and wings.
She
has
got
a headache.
You've
got
flu.
Yes/Irlo
questions
t
Short
answers
Have
you got
a calculator?
-
Yes,
I have. lNo,
I haven't.
Has
he
got
a dog?
- Yes, he
has. A'{o, he
hasn't.
Has she
got
long hair? - No, she
hasn't.
She's
got
short
hair.
l{h -
questions
What
have they
got?
-They've
got
roller skates.
What colour
eyes
has Eric
got?
-He's
got
dark
brown eyes.
What sort
of hair
has he
got?
-He's
got
light
brown
straight
hair.
Who
has
got
a
watch?
- I
have.
Or
-
questions
Have
you
got
a cat
or
a
dog?
-
I've
got
a cat.
Tag
questions
You've
got
a brother,
haven't
you?
-
Yes,
I have. A'{o,
I
haven't.
You haven't
got
a
sister,
have
you?
- No,
I
haven't.
/Yes,
I have.
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