Change the following sentences to use the subjunctive mood.

1. In the capital of this country there is a place where the Queen lives.
2. What country lies to the south of Canada?
3. Which was the year of the Great Fire in London?
4. What is the famous airport in London?
5. Who lives at 10 Downing Street in London?
6. Call the name of the king of rock-n-roll.
7. How many states are there in the USA?
8. Thanksgiving Day is celebrated in this month.
9. He made Mickey Mouse.
10. In this country the national clothes are the skirts.
11. What is America's largest state?
12. He invented the telephone.
13. Who discovered America.
14. This is the place where the Nelson Column stands.

-the earnings per month ?
-expected free time?
- any opportunity to practise languages ?

1.He teaches English.
2.Mr.Priestley speaks these languages well.
3.Mr.Priestley can write these languages well.
4.He is sitting by the fire.
5.The students sit in this room.
6.The windows are open.
7.The windows stand open.
8.He can open the window.
9.He opens the windows.

1.Petey almost always barked when he wanted to chew shoes.2.Petey was a bad puppy because he didn"t frighten the cat.3.Petey wanted a white rabbit or a lovely canary for Christmas.4.His mother found a nice little boy for Petey.
Say whether the following sentences are true or false.Correct the false sentences.
1.Petey almost always barked when he wanted to chew shoes.2.Petey was a bad puppy because he didn"t frighten the cat.3.Petey wanted a white rabbit or a lovely canary for Christmas.4.His mother found a nice little boy for Petey
Однажды Пити, который был щенком, сказал своей матери, которая была собака: "Я хотел бы мальчика для Рождества".Его мать сказала, что она думала, что он может иметь мальчика, если он был очень хороший щенок.Так за день до Рождества мать Пити спросил: "Имейте ваше был очень хороший щенка?""О, да!" сказал Пити. "Я не пугал кота.""Вы не сделали?" спросила мать Пити."Ну, я просто пугали ее немного", сказал Пити. "И я не жевать любую обувь.""Не всякий"? сказал, что его матери."Просто крохотный жевать", сказал Пити. "И я вспомнил - а вы были хорошей маленькой собакой я выйду и получите ваш мальчик на Рождество.".Но когда мать Пити возвратилась, она выглядела очень волновался. «Как вам нравится мир мягкий белый кролик с розовыми ушами Рождество?" она сказала Пити."Нет, спасибо", сказал Пити."Разве вы не хотите прекрасная канарейка?""Я хотел бы мальчика", сказал Пити."Как adout некоторые маленькие рыбки?" сказала мать Пити."Я просто хочу мальчика", сказал Пити."Пити", сказал, что его мать, наконец, "нет никаких мальчиков не было.""Нет Bous?" Пити плакала."Не один я могу найти. Они ужасно не хватает мальчиков в этом году».Петр думал, что он не выдержал, если у него не было мальчика.Наконец его мать сказала: "Там сейчас, должно быть где-то мальчика.Я fhink ульд вы нашли собаку, которая отдаст мальчика далеко "."Вы думаете, я мог?" Пити спросили."Вы можете попробовать, не так ли?" сказал, что его матери.One day Petey, who was a puppy, said to his mother, who was a dog:" I'd like a boy for Cristmas". His mother said she thought he could have a boy if he was a very good puppy. So the day before Christmas Petey's mother asked: " have your been a very good puppy?" " Oh, yes!" said Petey. "I didn't frighten the cat." "you didn't?" asked Petey's mother. "Well,I just frightened her a little," said Petey. " And I didn't chew any shoes." " Not any?" said his mother. "Just a teeny-weeny chew", said petey. " And I remembered - well you have been a good little dog. I will go out and get your a boy for Christmas". But when Petey's mother came back she looked very worried. "How world you like a soft white rabbit with pink ears for Cristmas?" she said to Petey. "No, thanks," said Petey. "Don't you want a lovely canary?" "I'd like a boy," said Petey. "How adout some little fish?" said Petey's mother. " i just want a boy," said Petey. "Petey," said his mother at last,"there are no boys to be found." "No bous?" cried Petey. "Not one could I find. They're terribly short of boys this year". Peter thought he couldn't stand it if he didn't have a boy. Finally his mother said:"There now, there must be a boy somewhere. I fhink you ould find some dog who would give his boy away". "Do you think I could?" asked Petey. "You can try, can't you?" said his mother.

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here again the next day".
1) He says that we shall meet tomorrow
2) the teacher of Botany says that our class will go to the greenhouse
3) John says that the work willninvite us to celebrate his Birthday.
4) He promises that the work will be finished in two days.
5) My sister says that she will not spend much money on sweets

1.What time do you usually… up in the morning?
2.Where are you…?- To the shop.
3.Did you… television last night?
4.Put up your umbrella. It’s… .
5.The police stopped her because she was… the car too fast.
Task 2.Choose the correct answer for each of the sentences:
1.If his nose were smaller, he … very handsome. a) would be b) was
2.I would come if I … a car. a) would have b) had
3.If she hadn’t told him, he … . a) will never find out b)would have never found out
4.If I … about it, I would have told you. a) know b) had known
5. I wish I … win the competition. a) could b) have
6. He wishes we … good friends. a) are b) were
Task 3. Choose the correct modal verb for each of the sentences:
1.When I was 5, I … speak English. a) can b) will be able to c) could
2.Kate is a very talented girl. She… sing and dance. a) could b)can c) was able to
3.I think I… to the party on Friday. a) will able come b) will be able to come c) will come
Task 4. Turn the following sentences into reported speech using the words in brackets:
1.”You should go to the doctor.” ( my mum/advise)
2.”Open the window,please.” ( our teacher/ ask)
3.”Don’t be late!” ( his dad/ tell)
4.”Let’s go to the theatre.” ( my friend/ suggest)

bring you some more." 3." Please", she said, "what does the telegram say?Will you read it to me?" 4." Ann, what's the time? My watch has stopped."-she added. 5."when I am in the country," he replied, "I never wish to leave it; and when I am in town it is prety much the same." (Jane Austen) 6."You must not be too severe upon yourself," replied Elizabeth. (Jane Austen) 7."Do you suppose them to be in London?" "yes; where else can they be so well concealed?", she said. (Jane Austen) 8. "You'd better keep him interested," said I, "till we get the scheme going Loosen up". 9. " I am sorry. What's the matter?", he asked. "I haven't been sleepind very well the last two or three nights," she said calmly. (S. Maugham)