Transform the sentences using I wish. There is an example for you at the beginning. (0) 0. Brand name clothes are very

food do you try to avoid?
2What indoor sports are most popular with teenagers in your country?

Why do teenagers often do extreme sports? What kind of sport is your
favourite?
3Do you agree with the English proverb about bad weather and bad

clothes, why? What clothes do you prefer to wear out of school? What
are your favourite colours for clothes?

4Do you think it’s exciting to be a famous actor, why? When did you last

see a theatrical performance? What do you like to do in your free time?

When Westerners think of Russia, bears, snow, matryoshki and, of course, vodka are among the first things that come to mind.
The pervasiveness and social acceptance of vodka have attracted the government’s attention in recent years due to worrying levels of alcoholism. According to a 2011 report by the World Health Organization, per capita alcohol consumption in Russia is about 15.76 liters annually, the fourth-highest volume in Europe.
This concern is not new: Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev launched an all-out campaign to eradicate drunkenness, revoking liquor licenses, banning vodka consumption at Soviet embassies and razing vineyards. Even President Boris Yeltsin, whose fondness for vodka was no secret, raised its price and instituted laws to keep drinking in check, only encouraging the black market for homemade samogon (moonshine).
Recent efforts have focused on taxation: in the past two years, the excise tax on alcohol has risen by 73 percent, 33 percent on Jan. 1, 2013, alone. Currently, the minimum price of a half-liter bottle is 170 rubles ($5.20), compared to 98 rubles in 2011 ($3 at current exchange rates).
A further rise, of 27 percent, will come into effect at the start of 2014.
The social impact
Some experts believe these increases will contribute to budget growth by 25 percent annually, but not everyone shares this optimism.

“The Finance Ministry thinks that 2 times 2 will equal 4, always,” Alexander Romanov, head of the Alcoholic Beverages Council, told The Moscow News. “They don’t care about reducing alcoholism or any other direct or indirect consequences their actions may have on production or on people. They care only about beefing up the budget… but 2 times 2 is not always 4 in real life.”
Romanov’s concern goes beyond the lower industry revenues that would result from lower sales of a more expensive legal product, to the social and health implications of the samogon or, worse, denatured alcohol that would replace it.
On August 9, Dmitry Dobrov, chairman of the Russian Union of Alcohol Producers, sent a letter to President Vladimir Putin, asking him to freeze the excise for spirits at its current level until at least 2017.

where is necessary 1)I haven t ... idea of going for a walk

2)It was a nice place with ... green trees near .... river

3)Vitya is playing ... football in... yard

4)You need ... fresh air, fruit and vegetables

Copy the sentences using the past indefinite or past continuous

1)They … a lot of interesting things when they …. In the South (to see, to travel)

2)The students …when the teacher….(to shout, to come)

3)We… supper when the telephone ….(to have, ring)

4)It … when we … to the village (to rain, to get)

Part 2. Correct the mistakes.1. There is an exercise-book in the bag, isn’t it?2. Mr Hill’s brothers are policeman.3. Sally have never been to London.4. Why do these girls wearing white blouses now?5. Ask Peter about the film. He has saw it and can answer your questions.6. Who works here? - Her parents work.7. Were you ever in Vladimir?8. Who go to school on Sunday?9. We have saw the film.10. He doesn’t never sleep in this room.
Part 1. Choose the correct item.1. Has she ever … you to her parties?a) invite b) invited c) invites
2. They … him yesterday.a) visited b) have visited c) will visit
3. She … taken the bag.a) have b) has c) is
4. They didn’t buy … chairs.a) some b) any c) no
5. It … rain yesterday.a) didn’t b) wasn’t c) doesn’t
6. …. now?a) Is it rain b) Does it rain c) Is it raining
7. It didn’t… last Sunday.a) snow b) snows c) snowing
8. She never uses the calculator,…?a) does she b) is she c) doesn’t she
9. She often goes to the stadium,…?a) does she b) is she c) doesn’t she
10. He never… milk.a) buys b) don’t buy c) doesn’t buy

Слова: Образец:
1 a castle No 1, There isn't castle
2 any restaurants? Yes (a lot) 2. There are a lot of restaurants.
3 a hospital? Yes 3._________
4 a swimming pool? No 4.__________
5 any cinemas? Yes (two) 5.__________
6 a university? No 6.________________
7 any big hotels? No 7._______________

Б) Write sentences about your town (or a tow that you know). Use There is/isn't/aren't.
1. There are a lot of cinemas
2. There is a big park.
3._________________
4.__________________
5._________________
6._________________

tonight.4...........11 players in a football team.5...........a train at 11.30.6...........some big trees in the garden.
2.Commplete the sentences using the superlative form of the adjective.1.The Ritz is a vere expensive hotel.Yes_________________in London.2.Hambledon is a very pretty village.Yes_________________in England.3.Everest in a very high mountain.Yes___________________in the world.4.This is a very easy exsy exercise.Yes__________________in the book.