Davis sold cloth in Levis shop. Переделайте пож в отрицатпльную форму.

1. She ... an accident last month.
a) have b) has c) had d) will have
2. I often ... my English lessons.
a) miss b) misses c) missed d) will miss
3. Bob ... his car too fast. It’s dangerous.
a) drive b) drives c) drove d) will drive
4. Jane ... breakfast for you tomorrow.
a) cook b) cooks c) cooked d) will cook
5. I ... a new house in 2 months.
a) buy b) buys c) bought d) will buy
6. He ... home from work at 6 p.m. yesterday.
a) come b) comes c) came d) will come
7. Usually my wife ... home at 7 a.m.
a) leave b) leaves c) left d) will leave
8. I ... exams in 3 months.
a) pass b) passes c) passed d) will pass
9. They ... a new flat last year.
a) move b) moves c) moved d) will move
10. My son usually ... not enough time for doing his homework.
a) have b) has c) had d) will have

переведите предложения.
1. My friend … Candidate Master of Sport of Russia.
2. This athlete … the second ranking in cross-country skiing.
3. They … … members of Spartak next year.
4. Dynamo … one of the first stadiums built in Moscow.
5. Each city in Russia … sports facilities.
6. Their coach … an Olympic champion in 1992.
7.Athletes of this sports club … at the training session last month.
8.He … … a champion next year. He practices much.
9.There … 5 Candidate Master of Sports in our group last year.
10.There … many excellent sports facilities in Moscow

been to a lot of shops and I was feeling a bit tired. Finally, I thought I'd go up to the next floor of the shopping centre and look for a CD. As I was going up, I noticed a girl ahead of me almost at the top of the escalator. She was wearing a red jacket like mine. You know how you always feel curious about people you see wearing the same clothes, so I kept looking at her absent-mindedly. With growing amazement, I saw that the girl looked just like me from behind — same hairstyle, same colour, even her black bag was exactly like mine. The girl got to the top of the escalator before me. When I reached the top I looked around for her, but she had disappeared in the crowd of Saturday shoppers. I thought it was funny, until I went to look at some CDs in a shop window. I noticed another reflection in the window. I knew it wasn't me, it was the girl I had seen on the escalator. She was standing just behind me and looking at the same things. It was so weird. I turned round slowly but there was no one there. The next moment I caught a glimpse of the red jacket disappearing round the corner. But the weirdest bit was when I dashed after her and ran into my friend who was out shopping that day too. She looked surprised when she saw me. She said she had just seen me walk straight past her without even saying hello. She was sure the girl she had seen was me. I have read about it quite a lot, and the only explanation that fits what happened is that I saw my Doppelganger — my double. What bothers me, though, is that people usually see their Doppelganger before they die. I'm not easily scared, but I not wear that red jacket anymore.

When you want to
buy something, you must go to the shop where it is sold. In the shop-window,
you see what is sold in the shop. Sugar, tea, coffee, salt, pepper, ham, bacon,
and so on are sold at the grocer’s. You can buy bread at the baker’s, meat at
the butcher’s. You go to the greengrocer’s for vegetables and fruit. Cakes and
sweets are sold at the confectioner’s. If you want to buy clothes, you go to
the men’s and boy’s or ladies’ and girls ‘outfitters. Clothes bought in a shop
are ready-made. To buy ready-made suits is considerably cheaper than to have
them made to measure. If you cannot find clothes that are the right size, you
can go to a tailor’s shop. Clothes made to measure, are called tailor-made
clothes.

We buy
boots and shoes at the footwear shop. To buy jewellery and silver and golden
watches we go to the jeweller’s. Books are sold at the bookseller’s. A salesman
or a salesgirl stands behind the counter. A cashier sits at the cash desk.
Customers come up to the counter. We ask the salesman: «How much is this?» or
«What is the price of that?» He tells us the price and gives us the bill. The
salesgirl weighs the goods which we want to buy on the scales and tells us the
price. At the cash desk, we give the bill and the money to the cashier, who
gives us a check and our change. The salesgirl wraps the goods up and gives
them to us. We put them into our shopping bag. Some shops have many
departments. We can buy everything we need there. These shops are called
department stores. In some shops there are no shop assistants but only cashiers.
The customers choose the goods they want and pay at the cash desk. These are
called supermarkets or self-service shops

1.That is.....car in the world.(slow)
2.That is.....bike in the shop.(good)
3.That is....bag I have.(big)
4.That is...song in the book.(funny)
5.Russia is....country in the world.(large)
6.David is...boy in our class.(short)
7.That is....doll I have.(beautiful)
8.That is....text in the lesson.(interesting)
9.That was....holiday.(bad)
ПОМОГИТЕ УМОЛЯЮ!!СРОЧНО НАДО!!

Установите соответствие между темами A – G и текстами 1 – 6. Занесите свои ответы в таблицу. Используйте каждую букву только один раз. В задании одна тема лишняя.
A.
Colours for royal families
E.
Colours around you

B.
Origin of the toy’s name
F.
Toys for all ages

C.
Popular names
G.
Lovely animals

D.
Personal names




1. People say that red, yellow and orange are “warm”, and that blue and green are “cool”. But if you touch a red wool sweater, it doesn’t feel warmer than a blue wool sweater. Scientists have taken the temperature of colours with a special instrument called a thermopile and have found that reds and oranges are warmer than blues and greens.

2. Pandas are wonderful. They look so nice, rather like soft furry toys. No wonder people love them. At any zoo they are always the centre of attention. The most striking thing about pandas is their black and white colouring. Pandas are strict vegetarians. They eat only young bamboo stems and nothing else. Pandas are peaceful, friendly and harmless. They have no enemies.

3. Imagine being arrested and thrown into prison for wearing a certain colour! It could have happened back in the days when kings and emperors ruled. In ancient Rome only the emperor and his wife could have purple or gold clothes. In China, only the emperor could wear yellow. And in France, in the past, only a princess could wear a scarlet dress.

4. Today we can hardly imagine a world without this eager listener and loyal friend, the teddy bear. But why is it called Teddy? The story goes back to 1902, when Theodore Roosevelt was President of the United States. The press and the people fondly called him Teddy. Once on a hunting trip, he couldn’t bring himself to shoot a defenseless bear cub. The owners of a candy store in New York made a little toy bear cub and put it in their shop window with a handwritten notice saying “Teddy’s bear”. The bear became a hit with the public.

5. Pet names, like human ones, go in and out of fashion. According to Bairbre O’Malley, a London vet, they reflect larger trends in society. The computer boom, for example, has produced dogs called Mac, Apple and, for smaller breeds, Microchip, or Laptop. Hollywood’s influence has inspired names like Conan and Terminator for bull terriers and other strong breeds. Mr O’Malley also remarked that many animals he treated after road accidents were called Lucky.

6. One of the most popular tourist attractions today is Legoland Windsor, the newest theme park in Europe. It is a theme park and the theme is bricks. Lego bricks, to be specific. You know those little plastic toy bricks children use to build castles, bridges, all sorts of things. Some grown-ups play with Lego bricks, too. One hundred of them worked for two and a half years to design buildings, trains, cars, boats, fountains and people for Legoland Windsor.