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6.
Give short
answers
to
the
questions,
as in
the
example.
e.g.
A: Is
he
sleeping?
B: No,
he
isn't.
7. Ask
wh-questions.
e.g.
She's
reading
a newspaper.
(what)
-
What
is
she reading?
l.
They
are
h-urrying
to
the
station. (where)
2.
Betty
is
washing
the
floor.
(who)
3.
I'm relaxing
because
I'm
tired.
(why)
a.
They
are
having
dinner
in
the
kitchen
.
(where)
5. They
are
having
soup
and meat
for
dinrrer.
(what)
6. The
boys
are doing
their
homework.
(What)
7.
you
are
smiling.
(WhV)
8.
She is
drawing
a
picture
of
a horse.
(what
picture)
9.
Jane
and
Mary
are
studying
German. (who)
10.
A mobile phone
is
lying
on the
table.
(what)
11.
Twenty
women
are
working
in
the
fields.
(How
many)
12.
Betty's
broth-
ers
are
playng
teruris.
(whose)
13.
Tim
is reading
'war
and
peace'.
(what
book)
14.
I'm
going
home.
(Where)
8. Use
the
prompts
to
ask
questions,
as in the
example.
e.g.
you/who
/ for/
arel
waiting?
Who
are
you
waiting
for?
l. they/listenrng/what/are/to?
2.
who/she/is/with/walking?
3.
you/arelat/what/
looking?
4. is/whaushe/looking/for?
5. aboutJare/thinking/what/you?
6,
he/
speaking/who
/is/to?
7 .
you/about/talktng/what/
are?
9.
Ask all
types
of
questions
about
the
following
statements.
I
. They
are
working
in
the
garden
. 2. He
is looking
for
a
flat
at the
moment.
3. She
is
studying
Japanese.
4.
They're
waiting
for
us. 5.
A thick
dictionary
is
lying
on the
table.
6. He
is
playrng
the
violin.
7. She
is drinking
coke.
g.
They
are dancing.
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10. I.ook
at the
picture andJill
in the correctprepositions
of
place.
Then,
covcr
the text
and ssk
and
anstoet
questions.
This
is Paul's
room.
He
is
sitting
... an
armchair,
and
his
guitar
is
...
a small
chair.
He has
several
pictures
... the
wall,
and there
are some
pichrres
... the ceiling,
...
his bed.
He
is
packing for his trip,
so
his bag
is ...
a corner of the
room.
Some
of
his clothes
are ..,
the floor.
You can
see
a tree
... the window.
His flat is
... 53
East Street,
..,
the
ground
floor.
11. Look
at the
picture
and
fill
in the correct
prepositions
lrom
the IisL
Then, cover
the text
and
describe the
picture.
onto, through,
out
of, to, over,
down, into,
along,
up
It
is
Saturday
morning.
Tim and
Bob are
playing
football
in the
garden.
Their
sister
Jenny is
getting
...
her bicycle.
Her friends
are
riding their
bicycles
... the
pavement.
Their
father
is carrying
the shopping
bags
...
the house.
Their
mother
is coming ...
the house.
Someone
is
painting
their
house.
He
is
climbing
...
the ladder.
A black
cat is
jumping
...
from
the tree. A white
cat
is
going
...
the house
... the
window. Some
birds
are flying ...
the house.
12. Find
pictures
from
a magazine and
say what
the
people
are doing
using
prepositions of movement
and
place.
13. Read the
letter below
and
then ask
and answer
questions.
Dear Walter,
We're on
vacation
in New
York City,
and we're
having a
good
time.
New
York
is beautiful.
The weather
is hot
and sunny.
It's 80o F.
Today my
mother and
father are
at the Statue
of Liberty'
My sister
Julie
is
sryimming
at the beach,
and
my brother
Henry
and his friends
are
playing
soccer
in the
park.
G
!
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I
I'm in Aunt Mar0ra and Uncle
Charlie's
apartuient.
It's
large
and beautiful,
i
Aunt
Martha
is
cooking
a big dinner,
and Uncle Charlie i's singing and
play-
I
ing the
guitar.
I
Cousin
Tommy and
Cousin
Gloria aren't on vacation.
They're
doing
their
homework in fronLof the TV. Their homework isn't easy.
How is the weather
in
Los
Angeles?
Is it
hot?
what
are
you
and
YourfamilY
doing? Are
vou
busy ttuT"t";"
,""",
Cousin Michael
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14. Rebd and reproduce the ielephone convetsation below. Act
out a similar
telephone conversation on the topic
'Holidayst.
Ian:
Hello?
Paul: Hi Ian, it's Paul.
Ian: Paul!
How
are
you?
How's Sonia?
Paul: Fine, we're
both very well. You can't
i-agine
how lovely it is here in
Jamaica.
Ian:
What's
the weather like?
Paul: It's very hot and the sun is shining
Ian: Where's Sonia? Is she with
you?
Paul:
Sonia
is
sunbathing in her swimming costume near the
pool.
Ian: And
where
are
you
phoning
from?
Paul: At the moment, I'm sitting
on the balcony of our hotel room. I'm en-
joyrng
the wonderful view. Hey, have
you
got
Jack's address?
Ian: Yes, why?
Paul: Because I want to send
hirir
a
postcard.
15. Put the
verbs in
brackets into the
prcsent
contiiaous or the
present
simple.
l.'Where's Sally?' 'She
(speak)
to Paul.'2.'Steve is in the
bathroom.'
'(he/have)
a shower?' 3. She
(know)
everybody in her
schoel.
4.
'Who
(he/wait)
for?' 'I
(not/know).'
5. I
(have)
problems
with this
computer.
6. Don't worry about the cat. He
(only/eat)
once a day.7. This is
an examina-
tion. Why
(you/talk)?
8.
My frierids
(notrbelieve)
my story- 9. Where
(we/go)?
This is the
wrong
road! 10.
You're agreat cook. This cake
(taste)
wonderful.
I l. Who
(this
wallet/belong)
to? 12. She
(like)
listening to music.
She
(have)
a lot of cassettes. 13, You
can
tum
offthe television. I
(not/watch)
it. 14. I have a motorbike, but
I
(not/usually/ride)
it to work. 15.
(you/want)
to
come
to Julie's
party
with
me?
16. Please be
quiet.
I
(try)
to do my home-
work; 17.
Drive
carefully.
It
(rain).
18. He
(need)
to buy a new
pair
of shoes.'
19. Sarah
(never/forget) people's
names. 20. She
(have
a
bath)
at the moment.
21.
'What
(you/do)?'
'I'm
a
doctor.'
22.'What
(you/do)
here?'
'I
(visit)
my
80
grandparents.'
23.
(they,
have) a
lesson
at
the
moment?
24.Why
(you/wear)
a
heavy coat?
25.
We
(noVwatch)
videos at
school.
16. Put
the verbs
in bracke$
into
the
present
simple or continuous.
Dear Donna,
I
(u/rite)
to
you
from the
Golden
Beach Hotel.
I am here
with
Sandy and
pat.
The hotel
(belong)
to
Pat's
uncle
and she
(spend)
every summer
here.
The
place
is
very nice and
I
(think)
all the
people
at
the
hotel
(have)
a nice
time.
We
(swim)
and
(go)
windsurfrng every
morning.
At noon
we
(have)
hurch
and in the
evening we
(gq)
for walks.
Today it
(rain)
so we can't
go
out. I
(hate)
this weather!
At the
moment
Sandy
and Pat
(have)
lunch. They
(eat)
fish
today and it
(smell)
very
good.
(you/trave)
a
good
time at home?
Write
soon and
tell
me
all
your
news.
Love,
Jessy
Imagine
you're
on holiday.
Write
a similar letter
to one
of
your
relatives.
fn
your
letter
use both: ihe
present
simple and
the
present
continuous.
17. Translate
into English.
l. Ceft.rac Beqep.
Mu cuorpru
reneBr,r3op.
2.
flocuorpn s
oxHo! llger npo-
fltlsHoft
aoxar.
3. B Eenopyccur
qacro
rrl[yr
AoxAr{.
4. Kyaa
ru
ngerur? -
-f
H/Iy B KI.rHo.
-
TrI
.rasro
xoAr.rrrrb
n xuHo?
- Kax.qno HeAeJrK).
5. Mo.r rvraMa
He r{rpaer
Ha [fiaurrHo cefiqac.
Ona nrpaer Ha nuaHlHo
rro
yrpaM.
6.
tlro
rrr
cefiqac
Aelaeurr?
-
.f, raarparalo.
'1
. Tsofi 6par
cuorprr ceft.rac
renenusop?
- Her, ou He
cMorpHT TereBr.r3op,
oH roroBtrr
yxr,rH,
8.
f.
gyuato,
ouu
ceftqac
Hrparcr B
TeHHr{c.
9. Ona s naHuofi.
Oua npunnuaer
Ayru.
10; Kyaa ona
ul.ler?
-
Oua nrer
B Mara3lrn Kynrrrb
MoJroKa. 11.
Ceft.rac lrrer
cHer. B rHsa-
pe
qacro
r{,[er
cHer. 12. fae
rBofi cecrpa?
- Ona
AoMa
AeJraer
)poxr{.
13.
Cefi.qac ruecrb
qacoB.
Mofi
gpyr
qr.rraer
KHHry, a
eno cecrpa cMorpr{r
TeneBl{3op. Manra
u nana
pa3roBapr.rBaror.
14. Kro Kf,r.rqnr
n xousare? 15.
.f
He
crurlo.
16.
Koro rrr xgeurr?
17. flouerray 16r
cMeeubcr? 18.
Kro
gro
cro-
ury oxua?
-f
He
sHalo 3Ty xeHrrlurry.19- fl,
He noHr.rMruo,
rrro
oH roBopr{T.
20.
Ha
Kaq/rc
Kaprrilry T6r
cMorpl,IIur? 21. Kaxoe
y[pa]KHeH[re
oHn
Aelator?
22.
O
\eu rbr
Amaerxb?
23. *to rbr rrepeBoAr{uts?
24.3soHrr
reler[oH.
25. floveuy BH
He cJryrrraere
yvrrear?
26. Btt.ruraere?
tlro
su
quraere?
27. Kouy Bbr
rru[rere m,rcrvo? -
Cecr-pe.28.
C
reu
os raM
pa3roBapusaer?
29.
O
qervr
Bbr
roBoprrre? 30.9ro
AeJraer
rnoil
6par?
-
OH
pa6oraer
Ha 3aBo-
Ae.
- A
qro
oH ceftqac
Aelaer?
-
On
,{t,traer
riBery.
-f,
npunoury
eMy ra3erbr,
KorAa oH nprxoAur
c
pa6orn.
30. fae Mn<arn? -
OH ceftqac o6eAaer.
Ou
BcerAa
o6eAaer B sro BpeMr.
31.
-f
He Br.DKy,
qm
Bbr rurrrere.
32.
tlro
Jre)Klrr
Ha
crole? 33. ilru
Aerr.r
lrparor
na
ylrue?
34. Bu ropolr,rrecb nasaurrvfi?
-
,{a.
B I1.00
y
Hac
neKur{r.
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Grammar:
There
is/There
are.
The
hdefinite pronouns
rrzcfr,
many,
a
lot of/Io8
ofifew,
afew, Iitde,
a
lidle
Topic:
House/Flat (1)
rrustrative
Situations
There
is/There
are
Statements
There
is/There's
a bus
stop near
the college.
There's
some
vrine
in the
bottle.
There
are some
students
in
the
classroom.
Negatives
There
is
not/isn't
a man
in
the room.
/There's
no
man in
the
room.
There
is not/isn't
any butter
in
the
fridge.
/There's
no
butter
in the
fridge.
There
are nouaren't
any
cars
in the
street.
/There
are
no cars
in the
street.
Yes/No questions +
Short answers
Is
there
a
post
office
near
here?
-
Yes,
there is.
A.{o, there
isn't.
Is
there
any cheese
in
the fridge?
- Yes,
there is
(some).
a.{o, there
isn't
(any).
Are
there any
children
in the
garden?
-
yes,
there
are-(some).
lNo,
there
aren't
(any).
Wh-questions
What
is
(there)
on
the table?
Who is
(there)
in
the classroom?
What book
is
(there)
on
the table?
How
many
students
are
(there)
in the
classrsom?
How much
butter
is
(there)
in
the fridge?
Or-questions
Is
there an elephant
or a
giraffe
in
the zoo?
Are
there teachers
or students
in
the
classroom?
Is
there cheese
or
butter
on the
dish?
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Tag
questions
There
is a desk in the room, isn't there? -
Yes, there is.A.{o,
there isn't.
There isn't a sofa in the room,
is there? - No, there isn't,
/Yes, there's
a com-
fortable
sofa there.
There are somg cinemas in
the town, aren't there? -
Yes, there
are
(some).
/No, there aren't
(any).
!
There
aren't any theatres in the
town,
are there?
-
No, there
aren't.
/Yes,
there
are two.
A lot of/lots
of. Itluch. Many
She's
got
a lot
ofllots of books.
,r
:'
,
",
'
,
There's
a lot ofllots of milk in
the
fridge.
There are a lot
ofllots of
people
at the
party.
There isn't much sugar in
the bowl,
,,
r
:
)
There
aren't many books on the
shelf.
I haven't
got
much
time.
He hasn't
got
many friends.
Is
there much money in
the
purse?
- No, not much.
Are there
many
people
in the
swimming
pool?
-
No, there
aren't many. There
are only two.
How much sugar do we need?
-
A kilo.
How many
boys are there in
your
class? - Twenty.
(A)
little.
(A)
few
A little is
a
positive
idea:
They have a little money, so they are not
poor. (:
some but not much money)
Little
is a negative idea:
They have little money.
They are
very
poor. (:
nearly no money)
A few is a
posifive
idea:
I have a few friends, so I'm not lonely.
(:
some but not many friends)
Few is a negative idea:
I'm sad and lonely. I have few friends.
(:
nearlyno friends)
Here are somb
more examples:
Carol has
got
a little flour. She can make a cake.
Jill
has
got
(very)
little flour.
She
can't make a cake.
Carol
has
got
a few strawberries. She can make some
jam.
Jill has
got (very)
few strawberries.
She
can't make any
jam.
I've
got
a little money. I can buy
some
bread.
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They've
got (very)
liffle
money.
They can't buy any bread.
There are
a
few tomatoes.
We can make a
salad.
There
are
(very)
fewpeople
in the cinema. It is
almost empty.
Have
you got
any toothpaste? -
Yes, a little.
Are there any car
parks
near here? - Yes,
a few.
Practice
l. Look at the
pictures,
study
and
pructise
the texts describing them.
l.
Look
at this
picture.
This is a class-
room. There are some desks in
the class-
room. There is
a
blackboard
on the wall.
Is there a clock on the wall? Yes,
there
is
a
clock on the wall.
Is
there a table in the
classroom? Yes, there is.
Where is it? It is
near the blackboard.
Are there any words
on the blackboard? No, there are not.
There are not any
words
on
the black-
board.
Is
there a chair in the
classroom?
Yes, there is. Where is it? It is near the
table.
Are there any
students
in
the class-
room? No, there are no sfudents in the
classroom.
2. What
is
there on this tray? There is a
plate.
What is there on the
plate?
There is
some bread. Is
there
a lot of bread on the
plate?
No, there is not much bread
on
the
plate.
There is a small dish on the tray,
too. It is a butter dish. There
is
only a little
butter
on the dish. There is not much but-
ter on
it.
3. This
is
a
purse.
Is it full or
empty?
It is
empty.
Is
there
any money on the table?
Yes, there
is
some
money on
the tbble.
Is
there
much money on the table? No, there
is not much.money on the
table.
There
is
only a
little.
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4.
Look at this
picture.
Are there many
books
on these shelves?
No, there are not
many. There
are only a few books.
There
are only
six.
2. Complete
the sentences with lhe correctform
of there is/there are.
(Some
are
questions
or negatives.)
l. ...
a famous zoo in Berlin.2. ... a dishwasher
in the kitchen?
3. ... sixteen
classrooms
in our school.
4.
...
no fruit
juice
in this shop. 5. ... some
interest-
ing museums
in this town. 6. ... any cigarettes
in the
box? 7.
... ty salt in the
packet?
8. ...
a
garden
with
the
apartrnent
but there is a large terrace. 9. ...
any shops near
here? 10. ... a
good
Italian restaurant
in
the centre
ofthe
town. 1 l. . . .
a message for
you
on the
answering machine. 12. ... any cafes in
the village.
13. ... there
a concert in the concert
hall
this Sanuday?
14.
...
some bread
in the cupboard.
15.
...
no magazines in the bookcase.16. ... a
gym
on the ship?
17.
...
aCD
player
in my bedroom. 18. ...
any honey in the
jar?
19. ... some
armchairs, a sofa and a
table in the room.
3.
Fill in there
is/there are, it is or they are
l. ... ;
lefter on
your
desk.
... from
your
uncle.
2. ...
some
people
in the of-
fice.
3. ''Where's
my football?'
'
...
in
the
garden.'4.
Look!.... a beautiful
rainbow
in
the sky. 5.
... two
parks
in this town. ...
quite
big. 6. ...
a box
on
the desk. ...
Laura's. 7. ...
a hotel in this street. ... a
new hotel. 8. ... a
good
film on
the telly. ...
an Italian filn. 9. ... two
armchairs in the living room. ...
very comfortable.
10. ...
a mistake in the fax.
... a
bad
mistake. 11. Look at
these
two
girls.
...
are very beautiful.
4.
FilII in a, an,
some
or any.,
l. There
are
...
flowers
in the
vase.
2. Is there ... beer
in the bottle? 3. There
aren't
... chairs in the
kitchen.4. Are there
... towels in the bathroom? 5.
There
isn't
...
arrrchair
in the dining
room. 6. There are ... books
in the
bookcase.
7. There
isn't
...
cheese
inthe fridge. 8. There
aire ...rnagazines on
the
table. 9. There
isn't ... bathroom
downstairs.
10.
Are
there
...
flats
for
rent
in
this area? 11.
There isn't ... computer
in the office.
12. There aten't ...
drawings
on
the wall. 13. There
are ...
plants in the
garden.
14. There's ...
water
in the
jug.
15. Are
there ... benches inthe
garden?
16. There's
...
ele-
phant
in the zoo.
17. There isn't ...
railway station in
this town. 18. There
isn't ... bread
in the shop.
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B:
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A:
B:
5. Ask all types
of
questions
about the
following
sentences.
1. There is
a Strange
dog in the
garden,
2.
There is
a
phone
in
the office.
3. There
are some beautifirl
parks
in Minsk. 4.
There
is some
wine in the
bottle.
6. lvork
in
pairs.
Practise
the
conversations
and.
make
similar bonversa-
tions.
A: Excuse
me!'Is there
a chemist's
neaf here?
:
B: Yes.
It's over
there.
A: Thanks.
Excuse
me! Is
there a
sports club near
here?
Yes. It's
in
Queen
Street. Take
the
second street
on the
right.,
Thanks.
Excuse
me! Is there
a newsagent's
near here?
Yes.
There's
one in
Church Street
next to the
bank
and there's
one in
park
Lane
opposite the
swimming
pool.
A: Is that one
far?
B: No.
Just two minutes,
that's
all.
A: Is there
a cinema near
here?
'
B: Take the fust
left, and
it's on the
left, opposite
the flower
shop.
A: Thanks
a lot.
7. Fill in many,
much
or a
lot
of.
l. There
is ... milk in
the carton.
2. Are there
...
people
in
the cinema
today?
3. He has
got
... money. 4.
There
isn't ... sugar in
the coffee.
5. Is there
...
orangejuice in
thejug? 6: She had
got
... books
in her
bag. 7.Have
you got
... friends?
8. There aren't
...tiscuits
in the
packet.
9. We haven't
got
...
bread. 10. There
are ... animals
in
the
zoo.
11. Are
there ... shops
in this
street? 12. There isn't
...
pepper
in
the soup.
13. The
children
have
got
...
toys. 14. Is
there ... tea inthe
cup? 15.
She has
got...
rings.
15. How... chil-
dren have
you got?
16. Hurry up!
We haven't
got
... time.
17. How
;.. butter
have
we
got?
18. Please,
write this
again. There
are too
... mistakes.
19. I
can't
play
tennis now. I've
got
too ...
homework. 20.
I can't
sleep in this
room. There
is too ... noise.
'
8. Fill in the
gaps
with much,
many
o/ a lot of and
one of the
words
from
the list
shops,
friends,
giraffes,
money, snow,
time, suitcases,
rice
l. This sweater
dogsn't cost
... . 2. Mairais
very
popular.
She has ...
. 3.
Do
you
spend ..,
studying
for exams? 4.
How ...
are there in the zoo?
5. I ha-
86
ven't
got
... with
me. 6. There isn't ...
in the cupboard. 7.
This.shopping cen-
tre is very big.
There are ... . 8.
There is ... outside.
Let's build a snowrnan.
9.
Match the
questions
with the answers.
l.
Do
you
eat many
hamburgers?
2.Have
you got
many computer
games?
3.
How many
pets
have
you got?
4. How much
is this T-shirt?
5.
How much time
do
you
spend doing
your
homework?
a. Two;
a dog and a cat.
b. No,
not many.
c. Not
much, about two
hours every day.
d. No, I
haven't
got
any.
e. f 15.
10. Answer the
questions
with alot,
much or many.
l. Have
you got
any stamps?
Yes, a lot.
2. Is there any bread
in the cupboard?
No, not ... . 3.
Have
you got
anybisouits?
No, not ....
4. Have
you got
any
video
tapes?
Yes,
.
.. . 5. How
many apples do we
need for the cake? Not
.. . .
6. How
much nioney
do
you
need
for
the
weekend?
Not ... . 7.,Have
you
got
any sugar?
Yes ... .
11,
F|II in
few, a few, Iittle
or a little
l.
It's cold. That's
why
there are very ...
children
in
the
park
today. 2. She's
got
... money.
She can
buy a new dress.
3. I've
got
...
apples. I can
make an
apple
pie.
4. I
have
got
... CDs
but a
lot
of
cassettes. 5.
I eat very ... meat.
I
prefer
fish. 6. She
isn't verypopular.
She
has... friends. 7.Yery...
people
can speak Welsh.
8.
Put ...
p€pper
in the soup. 9.
I don't
lcrow much Spanish
-
only
... words.
10. The village
is
very small.
There are only
".
houses'
11. She
is lucky.
She has Ver/
;..
problems.
12.
There is very ...
milk in the
fridge. Go
to the superm4rket
and
buy some,
please.
13. There are ...
lions in
the zoo. 14.
There
is
...
milk
in
the
fridge.
You can drink
some. 15.
There is
... snow
on the
mountains.
1 2. Answer
the
qaestions
with
a little
or i few, as
i1 the example.
l.
Do
you
want
some biscuits?
Yes, a
few. 2.
lHave
you g9t
any
toothpaste?'
'Yes,
... .' 3.
'Ate
there any car
parks
near.here?'
iYes,
...
''
4.'Have
you got
any
bread?'
'Yes,
...
.' 5. 'Are
there any students
at the meeting?'
'Yes,
... .'
6.
'Do you
want some
cake?'
'Yes,
... .' 7
.,'Is there
any lemonade
in the
bot-
87
tle?''Yes,
... .' 8.'Are there
any carrots
in the
basket?''Yes,
..-
.'
g.'Has
he
got
rrany English
books?'
'No, only
...
.'
10.
'Have
we
got
much
buttefl'
.No,
only....'
13.
Choose the
cowect ansoer.
l. Has he
gotmany
friends?''Yes,
...
.'
A) a little B)
a lot C) much
2.
I've
got
... free time now.
A) very
little B)
very few
C) few
3. There are
...
pencils
in
the drawer.
Take
one.
A)
a lot B) a few
C) a little
4.
You haven't
got
... flowers
in
your
garden
this
year.
A) much
B)
a
lot
C) many
5.
Put
... chocolate
in the
cake.
A) a little
B) a few
C) few
6. Jack has
got
... comics.
He is
very fond
of them.
A)
a lot of B)
a lot C) few
7.
There
is
... shampoo. Buy
some
at the
supermarket.
A) very few
B) a lot of
C) very little
8.
He
hasn't
got
... money
A) many B)
much
C) a lot
9. He's
got
... sweets in
his
pocket.
A) little B) a
few C) a little
10. There
aren't
...
good
hotels
in this town.
A) much
B) a lot
C)
many
I l. Have
you
got
... money in
the bank?
A) fewB) manyC)
much
14. Study and
practise
the
conversation
below, then,
in
pairs,
act
oat a simi-
Iar conversation.
Jill: How
many eggs
are there in thre
fridge,
Steve?
Steve: A lot.
But there aren't
any apples
and there are
only a few tomatoes.
Jill: And milk? Howmuch
is there?
Steve: There's
a lot of milk,
but there isn't
much butter. There
isn't any
cream
and
we've
got
too little
ice cream.
There's a lot
of.orange
juice
but therc
isn't much
beer. There are
only a few
bars of chocolate.
And
buy somc
biscuits,
please,
and
some of that lovely
chocolate
cake.
88
15" Look at the
picture.
Ask and answer
questions
about the
picture.
De-
scribb
the'picture.
16. Translate into English
1. B ayauropulr
ABeHaArIarb
cryrbeB.
2.
B
sarueM caAy
MHoro
ueeros?
3. B
eroft
ropo6re nexar KapaHAarurr. 4.
tlro
BVcLrr Ha creHe? 5. Crolrro xovr-
Har B KBaprupe Baruer
Aovepu?
-
Tpu. 6. B erou
pafione
ecrb 6u6nr4oreKa? -
,{a,
ecru. 7.
B xnacce ecrb
Aocra?
-
Her. 8. B naruefi rpynne 12 utru 14 cry-
Aenros?
9.
B rnacurofi rolruare 4 crola u 7 crynbeB. 10. B xopo6xe ecrb
naen?
-,{a,
ecrr. 11. Ha croJre Mnoro rute6a? -,{a, uuoro.12. B BarueM
)
reGHuKe MHoro KaprI{HoK?
-
Tonmo HecKoJIbKo. 13.
B rorraHare
ecrE
TeJIe-
nu:op? - Her. 14.
I{ro
HixoAr{rc{ noA crororra?'-
Talr
6omruoft
srqur.
15. Cxoruxo oKoH
B naurefi xoruHare? 16. Cxorirxo
qrLq
B uaKere? 17. B
qarrrKe
HeMHoro
'rafl.
17. B
qaruxe
Mzuro
qur.
19. B
qaurre
Mrioro sas. 20. B
qarrKe
Her
qtu.
2l.Ha
rtucbMeHHoM
croJre
KHr4ru. 22.Ha uracbMeHHoM croJre
MHoro xsnr. 23. Ha
nucrrvrenHoM
croJre
HecKoJrbKo xsur. 24. Ha nzcruen-
HoM croJle ecrr
rcrurr,r? 25.Ha nucbMeHHoM croJle Her KHItr.
I
1
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1
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89
I love
my house because it makes me feel
safe
and relaxed.
After all, there is
no
place
like home.
b) Ask and snswer
questions
about
Steve's house.
3.
Use the information in the
table below to complete Terry's letter to
his
friend,
Brian.
Grammar:
There
is/There
are
Topic:
House.
Flat
(2)
Part
A
1; a)
Read.about
Tom's
house.
Text 1:
My House
Tom:
I live in
a house near
the sea. It's
an old house,
about 100
years
old,
and
it's
very
small.
There are
two bedrooms
upstairs
but
no bathroom'
The bath-
room
is downstairs
next to
the kitchen and
there's a
living room
where
there's
a lovely
old
fireplace.
There's a
garden
in
front ofthe
house. The
garden
goes
down
to the beach
and
in spring and
summer
there are
flowers ever5nvhere.
I live
alone with
my dog, Boxer,
but we
have a
lot
of
visitors.
My city
friends
often
stay with
me.
I love
my house
for
many reasons:
the
garden,
the
flowers in summer,
the fire
in
winter,
but the
best thing
is the view
from my bedroom
window'
b)
Answer
the
questions.
l. Where
does
Tom live?
2.Is
the house old
or new?
3. Is
it
large
or small?
4'
What's
there
upstairs? 5.
Where
is the
bathroom? 6.
What else
is there
down-
stairs?
7.
Has
Tom
got
a
garden?
8.
What
is it like? 9.
Does
Tom live
alone?
iO. Wtrat
does
Tom love
the
house for?
2.
a)
Read about
Steve's
house.
Text 2:
There's No
Place Like
Home
Steve:
My
family
and I
live in a
pretty house near
the centre
of
Brighton.
Brighton
is a
lovely city on
the
south coast
of England.
My house
is
quite
big and
it
is in a very
nice area.
There are seven
rooms
in
it.
Upstairs,
there
are two
bedrooms
and
a bathroom.
My bedroom
is
quite
big
and
it has
got
a comfortable
single bed
and
lots of
posters
on
the
walls.
Downstairs,
there
is a big kitchen,
a
spacious
living-room,
a study
and a small
bathroom.
My
favowite
room
is the study
because
there
is a
big bookcase
with
lots of books
there.
Outside
our
house, there
is
a
garage
for my
parents'
car
and a
huge
garden
with
lots of
trees
and flowers'
90
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Type
ofplace:
|
flat
Where:
I
in the centre of Banbury
Size:
I
bie
Inside the flat:
|
five rooms
-
two small bedrooms
(each
with
I
garage
Feelings:
I
a
great
flat -
small but comfortable;
home is
where the heart is
Dear
Brian,
At last,
Rachel and I are in our new hcime
and we're very happy with
it.
It's
a big
5ffiffi"*;;;;
It's a
great
Rachel and I are having a house-warming
parly
next
weekend. Lots
of
people
are coming,
so
please
try and come too. Hope to
see
you
soon.
Best wishes,
Terry
4. a) Read about Susan and Harry's house.
Text 3:
A House
in
the Country
Susan: I live in a big house in the country
with
my husband,
Harry. The house
has
got
four bedrooms and a big
garden.
We've
got
two children and three
cats
-
thcy
love the
garden.
They
play
in it
every
day. And
we've
got
a
garage
-
I
haven't
got
a car, but my husband has.
I'm an artist and I work at home. I
use on€ of the bedrooms. I've
got
a big terrace. I can sit
on the
terrace
in the
summer and
paint
the
garden -
it's
lovely.
Harry's a computer
programmer.
He's
got
three computers. Actually, he's
got
lots of electronic things in
the
house.
He's
got
a
digital camera and he makes DVDs. In fact we've
got
forty
DVDs now.
In
the evenings we eat dinner in the kitchen'we haven't
got
a
9t
b) Ask
and answer
questions
ahout Susan and
Harry's
house
5. Complete the
text with
the words
from
the list Use each word once only.
yours
theirs
I
live in
a
large aparhnent with my sister. It belongs to our
parents.
The
furni-
ture doesn't belong to me and my sister
-
it's ..., too. But
the television
and
music system
are ...
-
we bought them together
last
year.
We've both
got
mo-
'
bile
phones:
:..
is
a
Nokia
and
my
sister's
is a Motorola.
We use
them a lot,
but ...
isn't very
good
because
it hasn't
got
a camera. My
phone's
got
a cam-
era and it
plays
MP3s! My
sister's boyfriend's
got
a really
good phone.
He
can use ... when
he travels because it works
in lots
of different countries.
Have
you got
a mobile
phone?
Qan
you
use
...
in
different countries?
6,
a) Read
about
Silvio and Ana's new neighborhood.
Text 4: Silvio and Ana Costa's New Neighborhood
Silvio and Ana have a new aparfinent
in a wonderful neighborhood. Their
aparunent building
is
on Etn Steet.
It is across from a
park.
They are
happy
there.
There
are a supermarket, a drugstore,
a
post
office, a banlq a movie theatre,
and a
police
station
near their aparfinent building. The drugstore is on
Wash-
ington Street.
It's between the
post
oflice
and the
police
station.
The movie
theate
is on Washington Street. It's across
from the bank. The supermarketis
on
Park Avenue.
There
are a library and a hospital
in their neighborhood, too. The
hospital is
on
the corner of Ridge Avenue
and
Elm
Street.
It's
next to the
library.
b)
Ask and answer
questions
aboat Silvio
and Ana's
new
neighborhood.
7.
Answer the
questions
l.
Do
you
live in a flat? 2. On what
floor is
your
flat?
3. Is
it large or small?
4.
How
many rooms are there
in
your
flat? 5.
Is it in
a
new
block
of
flats?
6.
Is it in a new
residential area or in the centre
of the city?
7.
Is it well
fur-
nished?
8. What
is
your
living room
like? 9. What furniture is there
in the
living room?
10. Are there any
pictures
on
the walls? I l. Is there a carpet
on
the floor?
12. How many windows are there
in the living room?
13. Is
your
living
room comfortable? 14. How big
is
your
bedroom? 15.
Is there much
furniture
in it? 16. Have
you got
a separate room? 17. Is
it a
study?
18.
What
is the
kitchen like? 19.
Is
there
an electrib or a
gas
stove
in the kitchen?
20. Is
your
kitchen convenient?
20. What
is
your
favourite room? Whf
22. Have
92
mine
his
hers ours
you
got
a telephone in
your
flal.l. 23.Is there a lift in the building? 24.
Is
there
a chute, too?
25.
Do
you
like
your
flat? 26. What is
your
neighbourhood like?
27. What sort of
people
live in
your
neighbowhood?
28.
Are
there
any shops
there? 29.
Is there
good
fansportation
nearby?
30.
What do
you
like most
about
the neighbourhood? Is there anything
you
don't like about
it?
3 l.
Have
you got
a house in the country? 32. How big is it? 33.
Has the house
got
all
modern conveniences? 34.
Is
there
a
garage?
35. Do
you
like it there? Is there
anything
you
don't like about it?
8.
Translate into English.
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ropoAe.
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qucr6re.
fopo4
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ecrf, HecKonlxo 6omunx KpaclrBbrx napKoB, rAe Mbr Jrro-
6r.lu or4oxHyu.
-f,
xuny
B
crapoM
,[oMe
B
ueHTpe.
V uac rpn KoMHarbr, Kyx-
H\, BaHHafl
n
4na
6alrona. locrr4Har
6olrrua.s H cBerJrru. Y creurr crour
urxaQ u 6orsurofi
Ar.rBaH.
Harpornn
naaneurxrfi
croJu.IK
rr
ABa
Kpecna. B
yr-
Jry
cronr reneBr,r3op. Ha orurax
y
Hac
3aHaBecKIr, a
Ha
floJry ronep. Haua
c[aJrbHr se6oruuas. B ueft
ABe
KpoBarlr u
HecKoJIbKo
crynbeB. CreHrr s
c[arrbHe
po3oBbre.
V MeHr ecrr
csofi xa6nnet.
Ou
raxxe ne6oruruofi. B ueu
crour rrrlcbMegnrtfi cror.
Ha HeM KoMnbrorep,
-f
ruo6rno
pa6orarr
Ha
KoM-
rrbrorepe. HnorAa f, r,Irpan
B KoMnbrcrepHbre rrrpbr. Haura xyxu.r 6ortrua.s H
yAo6Haa,
r,r Mbr rrcrroJrb3yeM ee
B KaqecrBe
(as)
croronofi.
B ryxHe Ha xoJlo-
AruIbHHKe
y
Hac ManeHrrnfi rereerrcop,
r,r Mor MaMa cMorpllT ero, KorAa ro-
ToBnr
nJru Moer nocyAy. Taxxe
y
Hac Ha
qn(He
ecrb
4na
ruxaQa, croJl c
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MLtKpoBoJtHoBat nerrb
U nocyAoMoeqHuul
MaruHHa.
Mne oqegr
HpaBlrrcr roroBlrrb na uarueft KyxHe.
Harua nanHas
6oluuar.
Crenrt n saHHoft
rorry6ue. B nefi urt
AepxIrM
HaIIry crrpanhr{yrc
Marur,rHy. .fI o.{eHr
AoBoJrbHa
ceoefi xnaprupofi .
9. Speak
about a)
your
house[Iat; b)
your
neighbourhood.
Part B
Gonversation
Practice
Study
and
practise
the conversations
below. Do the exercises
thatfollow lhe
conversations.
A Studio
Apartment
Amanda:
.So,
where
do
you
live,
Pete?
.
Have
you got
your
owrr
house?
Pete: No, I haven't.
I've
got
a modem sb.rdio
apartnentin the celrtne
of town
93
Amanda:
Has it
got
a
garden?
,,6..1
Pete:
No, it
hasn't
got
a
garden,
but
it,s
got
a small
terraoc,
,t,r
Amanda:
Is
there
a kitchen
in
the
apartment?
Pete:
No, there
isn't
but
there's
a kitchen
area
with
a
fridge,
n cooker
ahd
a
sink. But
I
haven't
got
a microwave.
Amanda:
What about
furniture?
Pete:
I've
got
a
coffee table,
and
there
are two
chairs.
And
I've
got
a beau-
tiful
sofa
-
I love that
sofa. I use
it
all the
time.
I eat
my
meals
tl.rere
because
I haven't got
a
dining
table!
Amanda:
Is there
a
TV?
Pete:
Yes,
of course,
And
I've
got
a
music
system.
Amanda:
Have
you
got
a computer?
,
::
Pete:
Yes, I've
got
a laptop
computer
-
I use the
Internet
a lot.
Amanda:
And
have
you
got
a mobile phone?
Pete:
Yes, I have.
A. Imagine you
are Pete.
Speak
about
your
tlal
B.
fnpairs,
ask
each
other
questions
aboutyoarflat/house.
Renting
a
Flat
A:
Good morning.
can
you
give
me
some
information
Sbout
the aparlnent
on
Chandos
Road?
B: Yes,
of course.
It's
a very
nice,
big apartrnent.
There
are three
bedrooms,
...
Is there
a bathroom
with
each
bedroom?
No,
there isn't.
The main
bedroom
has
got
a bathroom,
and
then there
is
one other
bathroom in
the
apartment.
OK. Is the
kitchen big?
Yes, it is,
and it's
got
a lot
of equipment.
What about
the dining
room?
Ah, well,
there isn't
a dining
room.
But there
is
a large living
room
with
a
dining area.
A:
I know
there's
a
garden
but are
there any
terraces?
B:
No, there
aren't,
I'm afraid.
A: And
finally,
is
there a
garage?
B: Yes,
there's
a
garage
at the
front of
the house.
A.
Speak about
the
spartment
on
Chandos
Road.
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A:
Bi
A:
B:
A:
B:
B.
Read the conversation
below and
jlll
in the
questions.
How
many rooms has
it
got?
Where
is it?
When
can
I
see
it?
What's
it like?
Is there
a
garden?
How much is it?
Hello. Is
that Ms Powers?
Yes. Who's
speaking?
I'm Tony
Black. I
want to rent
your
house.
It's on
the other side
of town, in
Silverdale Drive.
....''....?
It's
a big house, actually
and it's not
very expensive.
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'
?
That'sagreatprice.
..................?
There are
two bedrooms,
a bathroom,
a living
room, a
dfuing room,
a
kitchen and
a
garage.
'.'...'..'....''..?,
Yes,
there is a small
garden
at the
front of the house
and
a
larger
gardan
at
the back. It's lovely.
It sounds
perfect.
......................?
How about
Saturday afternoon?
Great. I'll see
you
then.
C. Study the advertisements
below and in
pairs,
act
out two
conversations
on the topic
'Buying
/ Renting a Flat'.
.
For Sale f370,000
Address: I l, Hawk's
Lane, Canterbury
This
lovely house is half a mile from
the ci,ty centre,
and is near
the shops and
the main road.
It
is
quite
expensive,
but it is very large.
Upstairs, there
are
three bedrooms,
each with a wardrobe
and a bathroom.
There is
also a study
with
a big bookcase. Downstairs, there
is a small
bathroom
with a shower and
a
toilet, a huge kitchen, a
dining room
and
a
spacious living room
with a fire-
place.
The house has also
got
a beautiful
garden
and a swimming
pool.
.
For Rent
€180/month
Address:
6, Shell Street,
Canterbury
This attractive flat is
in a
quiet
street
near the city centre.
It is rather small,
but it is in
a very
pleasant
area. It
is also very cheap.
It has
got
a
pretty
bed-
room, a
bathroom with a shower
and a toilet, a modern kitchen
with a
cooker,
A
B
A
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a dishwasher
and
a fridge,
and
a comfortable
living
room.
The flat
has also
got
a
big balcony
with
a wonderful
view.
There
is a
large
gal^age
behind
the
building.
Final
Discussion
1.
Give
your
idea
of
an ideal
flat/house
for
yourself,
2. You've
moved
to
a new
Jlat
in
a suburb.
Advise
your
friend
to
move to
"
this district
Speak
infavour
of the
place.
3.
TelI
your
classmates
what
your
office/school
is like-
4.
You
prefer to huve
a nice
Jlat
in the centre
ofthe
cily,
your
friend
prefets
a
house
in the country.
Give
teasonslor
and
against
each
variant
5.
Imagine
you've
got
a
new
flat
Ifs
a dream
of
a
flat
Answer
your
friends'
questions about
the
flat
6. You
wunt
to rent
4 counnt
cottage
for
your
family.
Phone
the landlady
and
ask her
all
possible
questions.
She
may want
to
ask
you
as well.
7. Comment
on
the
proverbs.
There
is no
place like
home.
East,
west,
home
is best.
Home
is where the
heart
is.
My
house
is my castle.
Men
make
houses,
women
make
homes.
Unit 10
Grammar: The indelinite pronouns
all, both,
either, neither,
none.
Compounds oI
some,
any, no,
every.
Gerunll
Topic: Family.
tr'riends.
Relatives.
Appearance.
Character
Part
A
1.
a) Read
obout
Srewart Jones.
Text 1:
Stewaft
Jones
Stewart
Jones is twenty-nine years
old. He is
a
policeman.
He lives
in Dover,
in
the south-east
ofEngland.
Stewart
lives in
a small,
comfortable
flat with
his wife,
Jessica
and their
son,
Jason. Jessica
is twenty-eight years
old. She is a
vet. Jason
is seven
years
old.
He
goes
to
school every
day from
9 am to
3:30
pm.
Stewart
is
goodJooking.
He is tall
and well-built
with
short
brown hair
and
broum
eyes. Everybody
likes him
because
he is a kind
man
and a very loving
father.
In his free
time Stewart likes playing
basketball.
He doesn't
llks
u/atehing
TV.
He thinks it
is boring.
b) Correctthi
sentences I to
7.
l.
Stewart is a vet.
Stewart is a
policeman.
2.
Stewart lives in
Dover, in
the north-east
of England.
3.
Stewart lives
on a
farm
with his
wife Sally
and his brother
Tom.
4. Stewart
has long brown
hair and
green
eyes.
5. Stewart is a rude
man and
a very bad father.
6.
Stewart likes
playing
football.
7.
Stewart doesn't
like
going
to
the theatre.
c) Ask and
anster
questions
about
Stewart Jones
and hisfamily.
d) Imagine
you
are Stewafi
Jones.
tional
information.
4 3ar.
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Speak about
your
family.
Give addi-
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