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1.Insert the articles :
We live in ..... small flat near ..... centre of .... city
1) a , the , the 2) yhe , the ,the 3) - , the a. 4) a ,-,the

2.Write how often the event happens using the given periods of time :

Everyone should have a check-up with the dentist every ...

1) ten minutes 2) five years 3) six months 4) four weeks

3.Explain what the word means :

A shoplifter is someone who ...

1) buys something in a shop 2) breaks into a house and steals things 3) works in a shop 4) steals from a shop

4.Put in the correct preposition(s) :

I can not find Bill ... this photograph. Is he ... it ?

1) on ,on 2) at ,at 3)in , in 4) on , at .

5. Choose the right answer :

If you are constantly on the go , you ...

1)are not very busy 2) are doing something all the time 3) have some bad habits 4) are a runner

6. Use one of the prefixes to the word :

The Statue of Liberty is perhaps the most ... nowned symbol of America .

1)multi 2) re 3) pro 4) trans

7.Use one of the prefix below to give the adj the opposite meaning :

a(n) ... responsible driver
1)in 2)ir 3)un 4)dis


8.Choose the right variant :

He does not speak much English. Only ... words .

1)few 2) a few 3) little 4)a litle

1 do at what weekends you do?
2 work she does where?
3 a television there photo is the on
4 near there chemist a is here
5 coke please i a can have?
6 children how they do have many?
7 skiing in hans switzerland teaches
8 any is milk the there fridge in?
9 not work Rosy go by does to car
10 Sue going Dave and the opera like to

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Complete the sentences with the correct names of the places. Use the Cultural guide if necessary.
Westminster Abbey, the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, the Tower of London, Tower Bridge

1. ... is one of the most famous clocks in the world.
2. ... are the buildings where the British Parliament sits.
3. ... is the most famous bridge in London.
4. ... is the most well-known English church.
5. ... is Londons ancient fortress.

best friend and I often walk to her house.My granny doesnt live in Paris and we get to her house by car or by train.I love the big shops in the centre of Paris and always get there by underground.Its easier. My father is a businessman and he often flies to London.He can get there by car or by train,but he likes yo fly.

B. I. They kept their doors permanently locked. 2. We ask people to keep in touch with us. 3. Jeremy always keeps his promises. 4. Mary keeps a notebook in the kitchen for shopping lists. 5. Since I read this book, I keep thinking about it. 6. John keeps a dog. 7. I used to live with my aunt. She kept a sweet-shop. 8. The manager always kept her subordinates well informed about the business.

C. I. I was a student then and very poor. 2. They lived in a poor pan of the city. 3. The quality of the photograph was poor. 4. My sister was a poor swimmer; I was always nervous when she was in the water. 5. In spite of her poor health Mary continued working. 6. John has been sleeping poorly lately. 7. My English is still poor. I'm afraid. 8. The farmers had a difficult time with the poor land.
D. 1. 1 don't suppose he will realize his dream. 2. Samuel realized he had made a mistake.

is not very big with the population more than eighteen million people.
The climate of the country is very hot. The biggest part of Australia lies in the tropical belt. It rains heavily in summer, but it's very hot, too.
Northeast coast of the country is protected by the Great Barrier Reef, and in the east there is the Great Dividing Range with Mount Kosciusko, the highest mountain of Australia.
The deepest river in Australia is the Murray River and the Darling is the longest one. In desert regions there are salt lakes like Lake Eyre. The inner part of Australia is occupied by deserts. The most famous ones are Desert Victoria and Gibson's Desert. In the west semi-deserts turn into savannahs.
The plant life of Australia varies. There are desert grasses, scrub, eucalyptus, acacias and others. Australia animals are unique, they can not be found in any other place of the Earth. For example, kangaroos, koalas, Tasmanian devils, echidnas, platypuses, dingos and others.
Australia is a member of the Commonwealth. It is a federation of 6 states and 2 territories. A governor heads each state. Australia is a constitutional monarchy with the Queen of Great Britain (Elizabeth II) as the head of the state. The head of government is Prime Minister. The national currency is the Australian dollar.
English is the official language of Australia. There are also a lot of aboriginal languages and dialects in Australia.
The capital of Australia is Canberra which is often called the Garden City because of its streets lined with trees. Other world famous cities are Sydney and Melbourne. Sydney is the largest city-port called the Queen City of the South. It is Australian main commercial and industrial centre. Sydney Opera House in Sydney is considered to be one of the most beautiful buildings in the world. Australia is an industrial country rich in coal, gas, oil, ores, gold, opals. It is an agricultural country, too. Most food products are produced for exporting. Australia is number one in producing lamb meat and sheep wool. Bee-keeping is developed as well.
Australia is a very interesting country with rich culture and strange animals. I would love to go there one day.

Answer the questions
1.Where is it situated?
2.What octans is its washed ?
3.What's its population?
4.What is the climate?
35.What is its the highest mountain?
6.What is its the deepest and longest rivers?
7.What is the most famous desert?
8.What kind of animals live in Australia?
9.Who is the head of the state?
10 Who is the head of the government?
11.What's its capital?
12.What's its the main industrial centres?

people to construct wonderful cathedrals - the best example of Gotic architecture. During the 14th century guns appeared in Europe.

From the 15th to the 17th century the period of Renaissance spread in Europe. The new World was discovered and explored. The printed boks helped the development of European cultural life. The Renaissance saw a new interest in technology, and the new technology led to new problems. One problem was that shipbuilding and iron industry needed a lot of wood and Europe soon lost its forests Another problem was the need in more powerful engines

The 18th century in Europe was the time of the Industrial Revolution, the time when technology developed very fast. In 1712 Thomas Newcomen, an Englishman, invented the steam engine. In the 1760s, James Watt improved the Newcomen engine, which opened the way to construction steamboat and locomotives in the early 19th century.

The Industrial Revolution gave rise to the engineering profession. More and more universities began to train engineers.

During the 19th and 20th centuries people`s lives have greatly changed thanks to scince and technology. Achievements in transportation, comunications and use of energy have had a great influence on the modern society. Medical knowledge has given people longer and healthier lives. Computers are giving us new opportunities at work and at home. Now people have better living standartsand much more free time.

One the other hand, a lot of people may argue that such great technological achievements do not come without a price. New technology has led to creating technology and spread of information have brought with them less privacy; the great use and abuse of natural resources is now damaging the environment; the great intensity of human life leads to stresses and makes us question the advantages of high technology.