Христорождественская Л.П. Начни говорить по-английски = Start Speaking English: интенсивный курс
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time tennis
5. ll/rite about a
friend,
or
your
mother or
father.
Example
Myfriend Anna is
q
student.
She lives in ...
6.
Study and
practise
the text
l.
Angela Davis is a
teacher. She
always
gets
up
at 7 o'clock in
the morning
on weekdays.
She always
has a shower and
she usually has
breakfast
at about
half
past
seven. She
gets
to school at 8.30
and sometimes
she corrects home-
work
bbfore
the lessons.
She leaves work
at 4 o'clock and rarely
gets
home
after five. In the
evenings Angela
cooks or listens to
music. She usually
goes
to bed at about half
past
eleven. On Saturdays,
she often sees her
friends.
They usually
go
out
for dinner
or to the cinema. Angela
never
gets
up early
on Sunday moinings.
Sunday is her day
to
relax.
7. Putthe adverbs in the
correctplace.
l.
I drink a
glass
of milk
in the morning.
(always)
2.They
are late for
school.
(often)
3.
She eats in
a restaurant.
(seldom)
4. They are at home
in the eve-
nings.
(usuall,
5. I
stay in bed until lunch time.
(sometimes)
6. You clean
your
teeth!
(never)
T.Ihave a holiday in September.
(usually)
8.
She is
polite.
(always)
9. I read comic
books.
(rarely)
10.
I
getup
before
f.00.
(never)
10.
I
sing in the shower.
(often)
l2.l
am
late
for work.
(never)
8. Fill in: atrin or on, then retell
the texl
... Saturdays, Sally always
gets
up early ... the
morning - ... about
half
past
six. After that, she
goes
to,the newsagent's
to collect the
papers.
She finishes
her
paper
round ... eight
o'clock, then she
goes
home
for breakfast. After
breakfast, she
usually
goes
shopping
with her mum, and then
... noon, she
meets her friends. They
sometimes
go
to the
cinema ... Saturday
afternoons.
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She usually has dinner
with her family ... the evening, then she
plays
com-
puter games.
She always
goes
to bed late ... Saturday night.
9.
Say what
you
always/usuallyhometimes/often
/rorely/never/
occasionally
do during the weekend.
10. Study and
practise
the
following
tex$
L. John Dobson: I'm a student at a school
in
Cambridge
and I'm sixteen
years
old. I don't live
in
Cambridge
but in a town
just
outside. I
go
to school by
bus. I like
listening
to
music and
playing
tennis. At weekends I
go
out with
my friends. Sometimes we
go
to
the cinema
and
sometimes
we
just
go
for
a
walk. I speak English and French, but I don't speak German.
My favourite
subjects at
school
are Computer Studies and Maths, but I don't like History.
2. Every spring
the children
go
skiing,
so my wife and I
go
to Paris on holi-
day. We stay in a hotel
near the
River Seine.
We have
breakfast
in the hotel,
but
we have lunch in a restaurant. French food
is
delicious! We walk a
lot,
but
sometimes we
go
by taxi. After four days we don't want to
go
home and
go
back to work.
3. Keiko Wilson is Japanese but she lives in
New York
because she
is married
to an American. Keiko is an interpreter. She
likes
New York because New
York
is interesting, but Keiko's husband doesnlt like New York. Walter
wants to leave and live
in
the country.
Keiko and Walter have two children.
Walter
takes the two children and the two children's
dog out
of
the city in his
free time.
Walter and the children
go
walking
in
summer anii skiing
in winter,
but Keiko doesn't often
go
with them because she doesn't have
any free
time.
11. Maxe the
positive
sentences negative.
e.g. You know the answer.
You don't know the answer.
l. I
play
the
piano
very well. 2. She works
very hard.
3.
Ann has a car. 4.T\at
shop
closes at nine. 5. They do the same thing every day. 6.
I like to
go
to
discos. 7. He wants to help me. 8. I smoke. 9. She
loves Peter. 10. Mr Burns
has lunch at the offrce. l-1. He reads a lot.
12.
My car
has
a
CD
player.
13. Simon sings
in his car.
12.
Make the
positive
sentences negative and
make
the
negat'we sentences
positive.
1. She doesn't speak German.
2.They want to learn English. 3. We're tired
and we want
tro
go
to
bed 4. John likes watching football on TV, but
he
doesn't
like
playing
it.
5.
I work at home because I have a word
processor.
6.
Sarah
isn't happy because she doesn't have a nice
flat.
7.
I
smoke,
I drink, and I
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Place
ofwork
Languages
59
don't
go
to bed early. 8.
He
doesn't
smoke, he doesn't drink, and he
goes
to
bed early.
13. Say what
you
(the
members of
your
family)
Iike
(want)
to do and what
you
don't like
(want)
to do.
14.
Pat the verbs in brackets
into the cortectform.
l. He
(often/lose)
things.
2. He
(never/do)
his homework on time! 3. She
(noVoften/call)
me. 4. Al and Jo
(not/know)
each other very well, but
they
(always/say)
hello.
5.
I
(not/usually/trave)
dinner at
the offtce. 6. She
(not/often/help)
me with
the ironing. 7. She
(not/usually/be)
at home
at this
time.
8. We
(noValways/go)
to the country at
the weekend.
15.
Say
what
you
(the
members of
your
family)
don't often/always/usually
do
on
Sunday/fuIonday.
16. Read the text and correctthe sentences
below.
Isabel: I do lots of things
at the weekend.
I
often
meet my friends at the shops
on Saturday
morning and we
go
shopping,
then
we
have
lunch in a caf6.
Sometimes
I
have a
game
of tennis in the
park
on Saturday
afternoon or
I
swim and sunbathe
at the swimming
pool.
In the evening I
go
to the cinema.
On Sunday I like to relax,
and I usually stay at home.
e.g.
Isabel has lunch at home
on
Saturdays.
Isabel doesn't
hale lunch at home on Saturdays.
She
has lunch in a cafe.
1. She
plays
tennis
at the sports
centre.
2. She
meets her friends
at the
gym.
3. She
watches filrns at
home in the evening.
4. She swirns
at the beach.
5. She relaxes
at a club on Sundays.
17. Say what
you
do and don't
do
st
b,eekends.
18.
Translate
into English.
1. Moft
cun mo6nt
$yr6or.
2. 9ru
AeBoqKLr
He
pa6otaror,
oHLI
)Aarc.r.
3.
Mu
qacro
xoAlrM
B rlapK. 4.
Moil uyx o6uvuo
Bo3Bpalqaercx
4ouofi
n
ceMb
r{acoB.
5.
Ero
Aor{b
xoqer
KynHTb HoByto
MaIxI,IHy. 6. Mor
MaMa rlpe-
noAaer alnrnuitcxuir
f,3brr
B IuKoJIe. 7. .fl
pe.qro
3BoHIo cBoeMy
Apyry
Beqe-
porra.
8. Osa
se
nrc6ltr
cMorperb
reJIeBLI3op
y'IpoM.
Osa
mo6nr cMorperb
TeneB[3op
BerrepoM. 9.
Mofi [aIIa He
xoqer crpol4Tt ualenrxnfi
4ov,
lroil
nana xoqer flocrpollrb 6olrurofi,uou.
10.
Ou
He o6eAaer
AoMa.
11. Osu
ne
npr,rcbrJrilror MHe
KHI,Ir. 12. O:aa
HIdKorAa He xoAI,IT
Ha
AlrcKoreKra.
13. 3ror
60
qeJrorioK
nc roBopr,rr
no-Qpanuyrcxw.
14. Ou ne ncerAa
)D(oAIrr
AoMofi
locne
ypoKou. 15.
.fl
se ryprc. 16. Mrt
nreu rotle no
yrpaM.
17. fl ae llrparc B
Bo-
lefi6o.rr,
ro r ltrparo
B reHHHc. 18. On
BcerAa
oqeHb
3aHtr. 19. Ott
ue
pa6o-
Tae'f'
ro cy66orau.
20. Brr oqeHb
xopouo roBopnre
no-auunIcxu.2l. Otr
AeJracl'
rry
pa6ory
orreHb
xopouo.22. A
He
3Hiuo
ee aApeca. 23.
Mrr
o6bl'{Ho
yxuuaeM B ceMb
r{acoB.
24. Oy He
qacro
3BoHI{T }aHe.
25. Mor
4o'rr
xover
cna'rr'.
26. Mofi
cun
BcerAa
llber coK. 27. Onu
nHorAa [JIaBaIor B
peKe.
28.
Mu xorr,rM Bc'rperlrrb
re6 ,.
29. Kara npuxognr
Aouofi
B Ixecrb
qacoB.
Oua o6rrqno
cMorpr.rr
reneBn3op I{JII{
r{uraer
KHnry. Ona ne lrc6ar
ryntrb
B
oro
BpeMr. Ee uaua
nprxoAlrr
B
ceMb.
OHa roronnr
yxuu.
flororu oHI,I
yxll-
sanr. 30.
Moft 6par
x(r{Ber r Muucxe. OH
ne xraser n Epecre. Ou lro6r.rr
lpr.re3xarb
n Epecr JreroM. 31. Ona
o6squo 3aKaHqlrBaer
pa6ory
n 5 vacos.
32. Kax
npaBrlno, lmr o6eAaeu s 7 . 33.
-f,
ncerAa nprIHLIMaIo
.ttyu
no
yrpaM.
34.
Mofi nana o6Hquo
yxoAl4r
na
pa6ory
B ceMb
yTpa.
35.
-f
.{acro
Bcrpeqarc
3Aecb
groro
Manbql{Ka. 36. flocne 3aBlpaKa
Mo,a
Aotlb
ltAer
B IUI(ony.
37.Mos 6a6yuxa
He rloKynaer
6aHaHrt, oHa lrx He nro6nr.38. OHn
I,IHorAa
e3Arr B EepnrH. 39.
A ue rpuxollry cloAa
yrpoM.
40. Mu lr3)qaeM
Qpanuys-
crnfi
rlur. 41. Mu He rrc)
raeM IiramqHcxzfi xsbtx.42. Mt'l xoruu loexarb
e JIoHAoH.
43. fl, ne mo6lro rfiicaitb rrr4cbMa.
-fl
ruo6nro
noJrlnrarb nl4cbMa.
44.Mst He
)
{r.rMcr JreroM.
45. Ona He nro6r4r
BcraBarb
paHo yrpoM.
46.
Osa
BcerAa 3BoHrrr
MaMe flocJre o6eAa.
47
. Mot
cecrpa He
quraer
xIrur. 48. Moft
6par
uacro cnyuraer 3Ty My3brKy.
49.
Moir
Apyr
o6bl.iHo
pa6oraer
:qecr.
50.-f
uuor4a
qnraro
ra3erbl
no
yrpaM.5l.
Mor 6a6yurra o6rtquo roroBl,rr
3aBTpaK
Arr
scefi uaruefi
ceMbLI.
52.
Ou
peAKo
xoAI,Ir B
rearp.
53.
Ypor Ha-
quHaerc.fi
B
AeBrrb.
54.
Euy HpaBurcf,
ql,Irarb
uocne
o6eAa.
55. Mofi 6par
cnr,rr Ha
AnBaHe
s xr,uroil KoMHare. 56. Moft
ArAt
rrrtruer KHlrrn. 57. O6rr.rHo
f,
He Bo3Bparqarocu
Aortlofi
paHbrrre
cervru.
58. OH
.racro
onasAHnaer.
.59.
-[
o6rtquo
Aot,t
Grammar:
Present
Simple:
questions
Topic: Daily routine. Free time
', ltlustrative Situations
'i
Yes/l,{o
q'uestions
Do
you
like comedies and rornantic films?
Do I knowhim?
Does she have dinner at home?
Does he always drive to work?
Do we
have any buttel?
(:
Have we
got
any
butter?)
Do they often visit
you?
Short
answers
Does she work
for a company?
-
Yes. /Yes, she does.A.[o.lNo, she doesn't.
Do
you
have a swim before
breakfast? - Yes.
.A(es,
I do./No.A.{o, I don't.
Do
you
ever see him? - Yes, often. / Yes,
I
often do.
Does she work
late?
:
No; she
never
does. /
Never.
Does he often miss classes?
-
No, not often.
Wh-questions
What do
you
do?
(:
What's
yourjob?)
What
do
you
do in the evening? -
I usually
go
out.
What
subjects do
you
teach?
- Litgrahue and History.
What time do
you
start work?
-
At half
past
seven.
What
does Fiona look like?
-
She is tall and slim.
What kind of
music do
you
like?
-
I like classical
music.
Where
do
you
ke-ep
your
clothes?
-
In my wardrobe.
Where does Kevin come
from?
(:
Where is Kevin from?)
When do
you
bave dinner?
- At
two
o'clock as a rule.
How do
you get
to school?
.
By bus.
Howwell
do
you
swim? -
Quite
well.
Howoften
do
you
wash
your
hair? - Once a week.
How much water do we need?
-
A bucket.
Howmanyeggs do
youwant? -
Ten.
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How long do
you
stay at school?
-
From 9.00 till4.00.
How long does it take
you
to
get
to work?
-
Twenty minutes.
Why do
you
come here so often?
-
To see
you.
Why
don't
you
help me? - I have no time.
Why
don't
we
go
to
the cinema? -
Good
idea.
Which sbirt do
you
want
to
buy?
-
The
green
one.
Who(m) does Alice love? - Tom.
Who does the car
belong
to?
:
To
whom
does the car belong?
(formaD
What do
you
want that knife for? - To cut thebread.
Subject
questions
Who sits in this seat? - Helen does.
Who
knows
Pamela?
-
I do.
Compare : Who(m) does Pamela kriow? - She knows Nick
Wilson.
'
What
makes
people
happ/ - Love does.
Which of
you
knows
his address? - I do.
How many
people
work at this factory?
-
200.
Who works with Ken? - David
does.
Or-questions
Do
you
live in a house or a flat? -
In a
flat.
Does it work well or bad$ - It
works very well.
Do
you
walk to school or do
you
take the bus? - I usually
walk.
Does she know him
or
not?
-
She doosn't.
Tag
questions
Mike lives in
California, doesn't he? - Yes, he
does. A.[o, he doesn't. He lives
in Florida.
You study Japanese, don't
you?
-
Yes, I do. / No, I don't.
I study Chinese.
Ann catches the
bus, doesn't she? - No, she
goes
by car.
Kate
plays
the
piano,
doesn't she? -
Well,
yes,
but not very well.
You don't often use these maps,
do
you? -
Yes, I do, often.
Your
daughter doesn't
go
to school,
does she?
-
Yes, she
does, and she likes
it at school.
Negative
questions
Surprise
:
,'
,,.
Don't
you
want to watch that film?
:
Do
yo.u
not.want'to
watch that
filn?
Don't
you
like
their new house? Don't
you
know how
to
boil an,egg? Doesn:t
she want to see him?
I don't
speak French. - Don't
you?
I speak
Japanese. - Do
you?
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63
Admiration
Doesn't he speak English
well! Doesn't
she sing
nicely!
Solidarity
I work hard. - So do I.
/So does Mary.
I don't
like him. - Neither do I.
A.Ieither does
Mary.
Practice
1. Study a"nd
practise.
1. A: Where does Hans
come from?
B:
Swizerland.
A: Whatdoes he do?
B: He's a
ski-instnrctor.
A: Does he speak French
and Gerrnan?
B: Yes, he
does.
A: Does he
speak Spanish?
B: No, he doesn't.
2. A: Do
you go
out on Friday
afternoons?
B: No, I don't.
A What
do
you
do?
B: I
just
relax.
A: Do
you
stay at home on Friday
evenings?
B: Yes, I do. I
cook dinner for friends.
3. A: You've
got
a bad headache,
don't
you?
B: Yes, I have.
A: Do
you
often
have headaches?
B: No, I don't, it's only today.
4.
A: What time does Denis
get
up?
B: He
gets
up at eight ten.
A: What time does he have lunch?
B: He has lunch at twelve thirty.
5.
A: How
do
you get
to school?
B: I usually
go
by bus.
A: Real$ How long does it
take?
B: Ooh! It usually takes about 15
minutes.
6. A: Who
publishes
this interesting
magazine?
B: Myfriend does.
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A: Who
works
withhim?
B: A
group
of
young
joumalists
do.
A: Which
of them writes
those firnny
stories?
B:
Betty
Smith does.
7. A:
How
many loaves
of bread do we
need?
B:
Two.
A:
How much
cheese do we
need?
B: We
don't need any
cheese. We've
got
enough
in the fridge.
8.
A: You don't often
go
to the
theatre, do
you?
B: No,
I don't.
A:
Don't
you
like
it?
B: I do, but
I
prefer
to
go
to the cinema.
A: How
often do
you go
to the cinema?
B:
Everyweek.
A: And how
often do
you go
to the theatre?
'
B: Usually
once a
month.
A: Do
you
ever
go
to concerts?
B: Yes,
I do from time to
time.
A: Whatmusic
do
you
like?
B: First of all
I like operas.
I
also
like
piano
recitals. Do
you
like music?
A: Yes,
I
do.
First of all
I like symphonic
music. But
I like operas, too.
9.
A: Why
don't
you
finish
your
homework and come
and watch
TV?
B:
Because I
don't understand
it. It's too diffrcult.
A: Why
don't
you
ask
your
teacher to
explain it?
B: Because
I don't
like him.
A: Why
don't
you
like him?
B: Well,
he always
shouts at
me.
A: Why does
he shout at
you?
B: Well,
I don't work
in class
and I don't do
my homework
A:
Well, no
wonder he shouts at
you.
10. A: Your
husband
doesn't smoke, does
he?
B:
Yes, he does.
He's a heavy smoker.
I don't
like it but I can't
stop him.
A:
That's a
pity.
It's bad for
his health. Doesn't
he know
that?
B: Of
course,
he does! I often
say that
to him, but
he doesn't listen.
A: Too bad!
11. A: Have
you got
any holiday
plans?
B:
No, not
yet.
A: Oh, don't
you
have
a holiday
in
Ju$
B: No, I don't.
I usually
go
on holiday
in September.
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f
You are
asking
somebody questions.
I(rite
questions
n'ithDo[Does
... ?
e.g. I
work
hard.
How
about
you?
Do
you
work
hard?
I
play
tennis.
How about you?
...
you
...
?
I
play
chess.
How
about
Ann?
...
Ann
... ?
Iknowthe
answer.
Howaboutyou?
... the
answer?
I like
hot
weather.
How
about
you?
...
?
My father
drinks
coffee.
How
about
your
father?
...
?
,
I
exercise
every
morning.
How
about
yori?
,,.
?
I speak
English.
How
about
your
friend
? ...
?
Mr Bridge
teaches
maths.
How
about
Mr Dobsoir?
...
?
I
want to
be famous.
How
about
you?
...
?
Fill in
do,
does,
don't
or
doesn't
A:
...
you
live in
Madrid?
B:
No, I
...
.
A:
...
Tim
like
watching
TV?
B:
Yes, he...
.
A: ... they
live in
a flat?
B:
Yes, they
... .
A: ... Mary
work in
a
hospital?
B:
No, she
... .
A: ...
she
like
playing
tennis?
B: Yes,
she...
.
A:
... they go
flshing
on Sundays?
B: No,
they...
.
A: ... he
work
in a
school?
B: No,
he
... .
8.
A: ...
you
get
up late
on Sundays?
B: Yes,
we..,
.
9. A: ...
they
like
playing
football?
B: Yes,
they
...
.
10.
A: ... she
like
listening
to
jazz
music?
B:
No,
she...
.
4.
Put the
verbs
in
brackets
into
the
present
simple.
66
Shc
(finish)
work at
2
o'clock
and sometimes
she
(meet)
her friends for lunch.
She
usually
(get)
home at about
3 o'clock.
In her
free time, she
(listen)
to
music.
She
(be)
very
happy with her
job.
'I
(get)
up
early every day, but
I don't mind
because
I have the whole afternoon
frce,'
b) In
pairs,
ask and
answer
questions
about Mandy Taylor,:as
in the
exam-
ples.
l.
you/go
to the caf6lat six
o'clock?
:
:
SA:
Do
you go
to the cafe at six
q'clock?
SB: Yes, I do.
l.r;
2. the other waiterslarrivelat six
o'clqck?
SA:
Do, the other waiters arrive at six o'clock?
SB: No, they
don't. They arrive at seveno'clock.
3
4.
5.
6.
you
/get home/at4 o'clock?
SA:
7.
you
/listen to
music/in
your
free time?
SA:
SB:
c) In
pairs,
ask and answer
questions
about
Mandy Taylor's working day. Do
it like
this:
Does
Mandy come to work early?
-
Yes, she
does.
5.
Fill in do(n't), does(n't),
am(not), is(n2t) or are(n't).
l. A: ... Brian
get
up early?
B:
Yes, he
...
.
2. A:...
youMrStewart?
B:
Yes,
I ...
. Nice to meet
you.
'
A: ...
you
usually
watch
TV?
B:
No,
I..., butmysisters ... .
il
t
I
,)
.t
SB:
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3.
4.
5.
6
7.
A: ...
you go
to the
gym
on Saturdays?
B: No, I
... .
I usually
go
climbing.
A: ...
he
often
make
dinner?
B: No, he ... . He
...
like
cooking.
A:
... the children in the
garden?
B: Yes, they... .
,
A:
...
they fr.
om Argentina?
B:
No,
they...
.
A: Hello, ... James at home?
B:
No, he ... . He ...
get
home
before 6 o'clock.
A: ... these
your glasses?
B: No,
they... .
A:
I ... an Oasis fan.
B: I ..., too but I
... a Spice Girls fan.
6. Put the verbs into the
correctform.
1. What
time
(the
banks/close) here?
2.'Where
(Martin/come)
from?'
'He's
Scottish.' 3. 'What
(you/do)?'
'I'm
an
electrician.'
a.
It
(take)
me
an hour to
get
to
work. How long
(itltake) you?
5. I always have
eggs for breakfast.
What
(youlhave)?
6. 'Who
(look)
after the children?'
'Mary does.'
7. Who
(meet)
her after
work? 8. Who
(she/meet)
after work?
9. Why
(he/get)
so
many
bad marks? 10. What
(his
son/want) to
be? ll. When
(yor.r/
have)
lunch? 12.
Where
(your
sister/
work)? 13. Who
(live)
next
door? 14.
What
(cats/eat)?
15. Who
(you/want)
speak
to?
16.
Why
(we/not go)
out for a meal
tonight? 17. How
(yor:/make)
the
cake? 18. How
long
(this
fikn/last)?
19.
'Which bag
(Helen/like)?'
'The black one.' 20.
What stories
(you/like)?
21. What kind of
job
(you/want)?
22.What
(he/look)
hke? 23.'What
paper
(your
father/read)?'
'The
Daily Mirror.'
24.How often
(Kate/go)
to the
gym?
25. Which colour
(you/
prefer)?
26. Which
of
you (know)
his
brother?
27.Who
(Jenny/live)
with? 28.
'Who
(yor.r/want)
to
see?' 'The manager.'
29.What kind df
books
(she/
like)?
30. How many apples
(you/want)?
31.
Why
(this
machine/not
work)?
32. What
(she/always/look)
at? 33. Look at
this sentence. What
(this
word/mean)?
7. Read ubout Jim Brown. For
each sentence think
of a
question
which
you
must asik
dyou
want to
know
the hissing
information.
pomplete
the
qaes-
tions below. The cowect
question
word is
given
to
you.
Jim Brown lives
in
(1).
Every
moming he
gets
up
at
@.
He takes a
shower and then he wakes
For.brealdast he usually
eats
Thenhe
leaves his house at
68
9.
(3).
(4).
(6).
(5).
Hewodcs in
69
He
goes
to work
by
-
(7).
It takes
him
(8)
to
get
there.
He
likes his
work, because
But he doesn't
earn
very
much
-
only
does
he live?
(e).
(10)
a
year.
l. Where
2.
When
3. Who
4. What
5. When
6.
Where
7. How
8.
How
long
9. Why
10.
Howmuch
Now here
is the missing
information.
Put
it into the
parugraph in the ap'
propriate
spaces.
he
meets
o
lot
of
PeoPle
his wife
ond children
€
8.000
25
minutes
bus
bocon and
qgs
7.OO .o
deportment
store
Dover
S.3O
8.
Make
questionsfrom the
prompts.
e.g. she/live/in
London?
Does
she live in
London?
l. Where/he/eat
lunch?
2. William/leave
home/at
eight o'clock?
3. Where/
your parents/go
on
holiday?
4.
you/work/in
an office? 5.
she/havela
far< ma-
chine? 6.
What
time/helget
home? 7. When
lBmilylfeed
the children?
8.
yon/like/nightclubs?
9.
theylgo/ to
the beach/at
the weekend?
10. Where/
yon/work? ll. What/you/do?
12: Where/sheiwork?
13.
What/she/do/in
her
free
time? 14.
you/play
tennis? 14.
How
many children/they/trave?
15.
youhave/a
dog?
16. he/have dinner/at
a
restaurant?
17. he/do/much
work?
18. How
much/coffee/you ldrirlt_
lat
the weekend?
19.
you/sing?
20.
your
husband/coold
9.
Complete
the dialogue.
When
.,.
you
get
up?
At ten
in
the
evening.
A
B
A:
...
you
work
atnight?
B:
Yes,
L..
.
A:
What
...
you
...
in
the
afternoon?
B:
I sleep.
A:
...
do
you
have
dinner?
B:
I
... di
n
in
the
morning.
A:
Do...
B:
No,
I
...
.
A:
Where
...
you
work?
B:
I ...
in
a hospital.
A:
So,
what... yorr
..,
?
B.
I...anursie.
10.
Ask
or-questions.
p.g.
Ai
I like
tea.
(sfiong
or weak)
B:
Do
you
like
your
tea strong
or
weak?
ll.
Add question
togs
to the
foilowing
sentences
and
let
your
partner
an_
swer
these questions.
e.g.
She
doesn,t
study
Spanish.
She
doesn't
study
Spanish,
does
she?
Yes,
she
does.
/ No,
she
doesn't.
12.
Read
and
translate
the questions.
l.
2.
3.
4.
Do
you
like
music?
Don't you
like
music?
Do
you
play
chess?
Don't you
play
chess?
Does
this
bus
go
to the
station?
Dodsn't
this
bus
go
to
the
station?
Do
they
sell
video
cassettes
in
that
shop?
Don't
they
sell
video
cassgttes
in
that
shop?
5. Does
your
son
go
to
school
yet?
Doesn't your
son
go
to
school yet?
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13.
Respond expressing surprise.
e.g.
Dick
hates opera.
Does
he
(really)?
l.
She
plays
football. 2. I don't like
chocolate. 3. I don't eat meat. 4.
I don't
drink coffee. 5. Alex still lives with his
parents.
6. He
speals Japanese.
14. Give short answers to the
following
questions
beginning with
so or
nei.
ther.
e.g. I
comrc
home
early, and what about
you? (and you?)
- So do I.
.
I
don't come home early, and
you?
-
Neither do I.
l.
I
get
up at seven o'clock, and
what
about
you?
2. I don't
get
up early, and
you?
3. You don't like this man, and what
about
your
husband? 4. You
often
visit
your parent$,
and what about
your
brother?
5. Nelly studies
very
well,
and
your
sister? 6. Nick likes
to
play
football, and what about
his son? 7. You
don't want to
go
to the theatre,
and what
about
your
daughter?
8.
I like
her
very much, and
you?
9.
Your
mother cooks well, and
what about
you?
10. John often
goes
to the theatre, and
what about his
sister?
I l.
tr don't come
home late,
and
you?
12. My daughter
doesn't like to watch
TV, and what
about
your
son?
13. They
don't live in Moscow,
and their son? 14. I like
cof-
fee, and
you?
15. Ask all types of
questions
about the
following
statements.
l. Helen studies French. 2. Roger Ferry
comes from Biitain.
3.
He
plays
the
violin. 4. It
takes her twenty minutes to
get
to
work.
5. They want to buy some
toys for their little son.
6.
He
often
goes
fishing.'7. Susan likes
our house.
8.
Barbara
loves Tom. 9. Dick has
a
good
car. 10.
Alice likes French food.
ll.She often
goes
out
with
her
boyfriend. 12.
She
usually
has dinner at a
restawant.
13. This computer belongs to Tom
Brown.
16. Read the t*ts, ask and
ansbter
questions,
retell the
textt. In
pairs,
ask
questions
about
your
working days and weekends.
David's and'Rosa's
Day
David is a
bank
nuutager
and Rosa is a doctor in a large hospital.
David
gets
up at 7.30 am and has a shower.
He leaves home at 8.30 and
goes
to work by
train. He arrives
at
the bank
at 9.00.
Rosa
gets
up
at 9.30 because she doesn't start workuntil 1.00 in
the after-
noon. She catches the bus to
the hospital at 12.15.
7l
David finishes work at 5.30
pm
and
goes
shopping in a supermarket near the
bank
Then he
goes
home
and cooks the dinner.
He eats alone
in the kitchen
at1.OO and he usually watches TV in the
living
room until Rosa arrives
home
at
10.00.
She
often has her dinner in front
of
ttre TV.
David
goes
to bed at 1 1.00, but Rosa usually
goes
to
bed
a
bit
later.
Ricardo's and Ramon's Day
Ricardo and
Ranon are Alicia
and George's Castro's sons. They
go
to
t
school. They.are twins, and they
are
in the s'ame
class.
Ricardo and Ramon have English, math, and history every
day.
They have
science on
Tuesday and Thursday. They have
music on
Tuesday
and
Thurs-
day too.
After school they
play
with their friends and
do
their homework. They have
dinner with
their
parents
and sister, and then
they
watch television.
On Saturday
morning, they have
tennis
lessons.
On Saturday afternoon, they
clean
their
rooms.
On Sunday, they study or
go
swimming. Sometimes they
go
to
the
movies with thrir
parents.
Free Time
Ann McGregor lives in London. She is thirty-four and worls for the BBC.
She
interviews
people
on
an
early
morning
news
programme
called The
World Today. Every weekday she
gets
up at
3.00
in the morning
because the
programme
starts at 6.30. She loves her work because it is
exciting
and
she
meets a lot of interesting
people,
but
she loves her weekends,
too.
Read to what
Ann
says about
her
weekends.
On
Fridays I come home from
the
BBC
at
about
2.00
in the
afternoon and I
just
relax. On Friday evenings I don't
go
out,
but sometirnes a
friend comes
fordinner. He
or she brings
the
wine and
I
cook the meal.
I love
cooking!
We listen to music
or
just
chat.
On Saturday mornings I
get
up at 9.00 and I
go
shopping. Then in the
eve-
nings
I sometimes
go
to the theate or the opera with a fri,end. I love opera!
Then we eat in my favourite Chinese restaurant.
On
Sunday
... Oh, on Sunday mornings I stay in bed late, I do-n't
get
up until
11.00! Sometimes in the
afternoon
I visit
my
sister. She
lives
in thg country
and has two children. I like
playing
with my niece and nephew, but I leave
early because
I
go
to bed
at
8.00 on Sunday evenings!
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17, Trtnslate
into
English-
7.
9ro
BaM
HpaBuTcq
qrrarr?
8.
Kro
xoqer
rliuo?
9.
Kaxas
MaIIIuHay
TBoero
nansr?
10.
qsu
Aerr4
nrc6rT
MopoxeHoe?
11.
cxolsxo
BpeMeHI{
npoAonxa-
ercr
BauI
pa6o'rufi
Aeur?
-
Boceur
urpaere
e
uaxMarul?
-
[a'
14.
Koro
pox4enua?
15.
Pagse
oHa
He
roBo
16.
Patse
re6e
ne
HPaBHrcr
Axa3?
3yeTcc
3TI'1M
KoMtlLrore-
npn<ogur
Aouofi
norA-
21.
floueuY
rbl
He
3Bo-
23.
B roroPoM
qacy
rbl
Jroxlilubcr
cnarr?
24.qeu
Tbr 3aHuMaelubcq
[O
neueparvr?
-
-fl
cuorpro
rele-
Bn3op
ltnr4
r{nT€uo
ta3eTbl.
25. Cronrxo
BpeMeHu
TbLIIpoBOAI{IUb
S
XIxOIe?
26.
Hyu
Aerr.r
qacro
l{rpa}or
no
AnOpe?
27.
Brt
qacTo
BcrpeqaeTe
sTrD(
cry-
AeHros?
-
HeT,
3ru
cryAeHrbl
oqeHb
peAKo
np[xo.(f,T
croaa'
28
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IIro
Baruu
!a.41.
Kro
xuner
B eroM
AoMe?
-
Mot
xlnyr
B
AepeBHe.
-
Kax
qacro
Bb-I
ID(
HaBeur
Mectu'
43.
Pagse
rbl
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:saeurr?
44.
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Grarnmar:
Present
Continuous.
Prepositions
of
place
and
movement. Reflexive
pronouns
Topic:
Holidays (1)
'
lllustrative
Situations
Look
at
the
pictures
below
and read
about
claire
Bryan.
compare
the
use
of
the
present
simple
and
the
present
continuous.
Here
are some
more
example
situations:
Statements
Sorry,
I can't
speak
to
you,
I'm
w.ashing
my
hair.
We
are having
dinner.
They
are
swimming
in
the
sea.
My
brother's
talking
on
the
telephone
now.
She's reading
a book
at
the moment,
lt is
raining
hard.
You're
making
a lot
of
mistakes.
74
Present
Simple
The
present
simple
ls
used
lor
pemanent
slatea,
tor
repeated
actlons
and
daily
rouunes.
Present
Continuous
.
The
ptesent
continuous
is used
for
lemporary
acllons
happening
al
or around
the momsnt
of
speaking.
secretary.
o,clock
every
day.
lfe^.
ll's
nine
o'clock.
Chire is
dill
al hone
becatfe
she is ill
She
and
she
rs sn]r/lg
on het
bed.
y.
Negatives
I'm not
watching
TV. Tum it
off.
We
aren't
having
a
good
time.
They
aren't
playng
football. They're
playing
rugby.
She isn't writing. She's
reading.
He
isn't sleeping.
It
isn't raining.
You
aren't
listening to me.
Yes/I,{o
questions
and short answers
Are
you
listening
to
me? -,Yes, I am; A.{o, I am not.
'
'
Are they still
playing
football?
-
Yes, they are.
A.{o,
they aren't.
Is he waiting for
a bus?
- Yes, he is.
A.{o,
he isn't.
Is Lucy having
dinner
at
the
moment? -
Yes, she
is.
lNo,
dhe
istt't.
Is it still raining?
-
Yes,
it
is. A.{o, it
isn't.
Wh-questions
What are
you
doing?
What
is she wrifing?
Where are
you going?
Why are they hurrying?
What book is she reading?
Who are
you
waiting fof?
What are
you
listening to?
Who is she speaking to?
Subject
questions
Who
is
sitting
on the bench?
How many children are
playing
in the
yard?
What
is lying on the table?
Or-queslions
Are
you
drinking
tea
or coffee?
Is she swimming or sunbathing?
(:
lying
in
the
sun?)
Tag
questions
She's waiting for Peter,
isn't
she?
They're having lunch at the rhoment, aren't they?
He isn't sleeping, is he?
It isn't snowing, is it?
You
aren't
working now, are
you?
75
Practice
Questions
l.
Who
is on Capri?
2.
Where
is he staying? 3.
What is the weather
like
on
Capri?
4. What
is the food like on Capri?
3. Fill in thc
gaps
with words
from
the list
hersc$
yourself
themselves,
itself
yourselves,
himself,
ourselves
I'm enjoying
myself.
You're enjoyng
.., .
He's enjoying ...
.
She's enjoying...
.
It's
enjoying
...
.
We're enjoying ... .
You're enjoying ... .
They're enjoying ... .
4. lArite the
postcard
below infall sentences.
Dear Joe,
Ilhave la wonderful
time/in Malta. We/staylat a
lovely hotel in Valetta.
It/be/warm and sunny
today. Right now, I/sunbathe/on the beach
and/write/this
postcard.
JilVvisit/a museum
and Diane/have breakfast/at a
caf6. The water
here/be/very blue and the beach/be/beautiful.
We/really en-
j
oylourselves
!
I/think/Malta/be/a fantastic island.
5. lVrite the sentences
in the negative and interrogative,
as in the example.
e.g. He is
playing
football.
He isn't
playing
football.
Is he
plalng
football?
l. They
are sleeping at the
moment. 2. You are writing. 3. We are studying
French this
year.
4. Anna's
having a
good
time. 5. Ben
and Tom
are
watching
television. 6. I'm making a
lot of noise. 7. It is raining. 8. They're waiting
for
us.
9.
He is sunbathing.
10. They are wearing heavy
jackets.
ll. Katherine is
lying. 12. We're relaxing.
13. I'm using this
pencil
at the moment.
14. You
are working
hard.
15. The children
are having lunch in the
kitchen.
16.
My
sister is walking on
the
beach
now. 17. He is
playing
the
guitar.
18.
She
is
talking on the
phone.
19.
We
are waiting in the right
place.
20. You
are
sitting
here. 21. David
is
enjoying
the f,rlm. 22.The bus is stopping.
1. Look
at
the
picture
and
read
the
rext
berow.
Answer
rhe
questions
ab'ul
the
people
in
the
picture.
Questions
LWh
ing?
3
S?#';
eating
2.
Read
the
postcard
below,
then
answer
the questions.
Dear
Emily,
Love,
Ben
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