Use one or ones instead of a noun.

а)Model:Я знал, что он часто пишет письма
I knew that he often wrote letters
1.Я знал, что они часто играют в компьютерные игры.
2.Я знал, что она обычно смотрит телевизор вечером.
3.Я знал, что он живет в том доме.
4.Я знал, что она часто его навещает.
5.Я знал, что они всегда гуляют в парке.
b) Model:Я думал, что она напишет письмо.
I thouqht that she would write a letter
1.Я думал, что они прдут в воскресенье.
2.Я думал, что он полетит в Москву.
3. Я думал, что вы переведете текст.
4. Я думал,что она принесет книгу.
5.Я думал, что они будут рады видеть нас.

- Terrible. My wife .... (hit) by a car yesterday. My son.... (attack) at a football match. My daughter . ... (rob) at a bus stop.
- That's awful. What exactly do you do?
- I'm a fortune-teller.

2. Waiter, there's a dead fly in my soup.
- Yes. I'm afraid it .... (kill) by the heat, sir.

5. What did your father say when you.... (take) to prison?
- Hello, son.

6. What kind of ants .... (find) in houses?
- I don't know. OccupANTS !

7. What happened when the wheel ...... (invent) ?
- I don't know. It caused a revolution!

There are
more than 60 universities in Britain. . But not all universities are equal.
They differ from one another in history, tradition, academic organisation. Not all
British universities have a well-known reputation. Oxford and Cambridge, the
oldest universities, are world known for their academic excellence.The
University of London has the size and breadth to rank among the UK's top
universities. A university usually consists of colleges. The departments of the
colleges are organised into faculties.

University
teaching in the UK differs greatly at both undergraduate and postgraduate
levels from that in many other countries. An undergraduate programme consists of
a series of lectures, seminars, tutorials and laboratory classes which in total
account for about 15 hours per week.

Following a
particular programme students take series of lecture courses which may last one
academic term or the whole year. Associated with each lecture course are
seminars, tutorials, laboratory classes which illustrate the topics presented
in the lectures.

Lectures
are given to large groups of students (from 20 to 200). Seminars and tutorials
are much smaller than lecture classes and in some departments саn be one a one-to-one basis (one
member of staff and one student).

some special place.Analysing the situation we can say that we will inevitably ______ nominate election candidate or to discuss legislative proposals in advance of formal proceedings.______ you ______leave tomorrow? I’d prefer you to stay.The list of the selected applicants is too long, I think I ______ choose only one of them for the final interview.You ______ ask permission any time you want to make some changes, it is inevitable.We don’t _______ agree to any change, as we operate within a frame work of rules and constraints. You ______ pack these things very carefully, they are fragile.At a meeting participants ______ quickly decide what policy they are willing to accept.In order to draw the support from the ranks of the poor and disadvantaged (in urban societies, the working classes) the “Left” will ______ promise to change, in the form of either social reform or wholesale economic transformation.

and better medical care the average person will live to 90 or 100 instead of 70 and 75 like today. When the human genome is decoded, we'll probably live up to 150. Incurable diseases will be cured and "bad" genes replaced.
But that's tomorrow. And today, we continue to stuff ourselves with fast food — chips and pizzas, hamburgers and hot dogs. We are always in a hurry.
We have no time to enjoy a home-cooked dinner with family and friends. We want to eat now and we want to eat fast.
What is tasty is not always healthy. Doctors say that chips and pizzas are fattening, cola spoils our teeth and coffee shortens our lives.
If we eat too much, we'll become obese, and obesity leads to heart disease, diabetes and other serious illnesses. But the world today is getting fatter and fatter. America is the world's leader in obesity, but Europe is quickly catching up.
Lack of exercise is another serious problem. We spend hours in front of our computers and TV-sets. Few of us do morning exercises. We walk less, because we prefer to use cars or public transport.
Research shows, however, that young people who don't take enough exercise often suffer from heart attacks.
It's common knowledge that smoking and drinking can shorten our lives dramatically. Cigarette-smoking, for example, kills about 3 million people every year. Many of them die from lung cancer. Some aren't even smokers. They are people who live or work with heavy smokers.
Yet many young people smoke and drink. Why? One answer is that tobacco and drinks companies invest enormous sums of money in advertising their products. For them cigarettes and alcoholic drinks mean money. For us they mean disease and even death.
We all know that the healthier we are, the better we feel. The better we feel, the longer we live. So why not take care of ourselves?

Vocabulary
scientist ['saiantist] ученый healthy ['helSi] здоровый
lifestyle [laifstail] образ жизни
medical care ['medikl ,kea] медицинское обслуживание
average ['aevarids] средний
human ['hju:man] человек; человеческий
genome ['d3i:naum] генетический код, геном
to decode [,di:'kau<3] расшифровывать, декодировать
incurable [in'kjuarabl] неизлечимый
disease [di'zi:z] болезнь
to cure ['kjua] лечить, излечивать
gene ['d3i:n] ген
to replace [ri'pleis] заменять
to stuff [sUf] oneself with зд. набивать желудки
pizza ['pi:tsa] пицца
hamburger ['haembaiga] гамбургер
fattening ['faetnirj] способствующий ожирению,
жирный
cola f'kaula] кола
to spoil [spoil] портить
obese [au'bi:s] тучный
diabetes [,daia'bi:ti:z] диабет
to catch up догонять
lack [laek] нехватка
to prefer [pri'fa:] предпочитать
research [ri'saitj] исследование
to suffer f'SAfa] страдать
heart attack ['ha:t a,taek] сердечный приступ
it's common knowledge ['nolidj] общеизвестно
dramatically [dra'maetikali] резко
lung cancer ['!AQ ,kaensa] рак легких
heavy smoker заядлый курильщик
tobacco [ta'baekau] табак; табачный
to invest [invest] инвестировать, вкладывать
enormous [i'no:mas] огромный
to advertise ['aedvataiz] рекламировать
product ['prodAkt] продукт, товар
alcoholic [,aelka'holik] алкогольный

Questions
1. Do you think people will live longer in the future?
2. Do you believe that one day genetic engineers will be able to correct "gene" mistakes?
3. Do you like fast food? Is it tasty?
4. Why is fast food bad for us?
5. What illnesses does obesity lead to?
6. Are Europeans getting fatter?
7. The USA is the world's leader in obesity, isn't it?
8. Do you take regular exercise?
9. How often do you go for a walk?
10. Do you spend much time in front of your TV-set?
11. Why is smoking dangerous?
12. In some countries tobacco and alcohol advertising has been banned (to ban запрещать). Do you think it's a good idea?
13. Is passive smoking dangerous?
14. Would you like to live a long life?

exercise than none at all. Here are some simple tips for you.
Eat smaller portions
You don't have to give up all your favourite food, but you'll have to eat less bread, sugar and fat. Take a smaller plate and put less food on it. But don't skip meals. It won't do you any good. Don't eat less fruit and vegetables. They are always good for you.
Concentrate on your food
Don't read or watch TV when you eat. Put your knife and fork down and chew your food slowly and carefully. You'll feel full sooner and won't eat so much.

Have healthy snacks
Forget about high-fat, high-calorie snacks: cookies, potato chips and soda. Make your own sandwiches with meat and vegetables. Drink water or juice instead of Coke and lemonade. Have an apple instead of a hot dog.
Drink a lot of water
Your body needs a lot of water. Drink at least two litres of water every day. Tea and coffee don't count!
Don't eat after 7 p.m.
Have your last meal at least two hours before you go to bed.
b) There are hundreds of adverts for wonder pills and magic drinks-which promise to make you thin, but do they actually work? The answer is no. Most of them aren't safe either. If you take them, you can sometimes be putting your health in danger. They can cause headaches, high blood pressure and many other problems.
c) There is no magic diet plan to help you become thin. Anybody who promises you that is telling you a lie. You can go on a very strict
diet of fewer than 600 calories a day for a week or two and lose weight, but you won't be happy with the result. A diet like this will leave you feeling weak and give you headaches, bad breath and bad skin. When you finish it, the weight will come back quickly. You could even gain some excess weight. As a result you'll look and feel miserable.
d) It's not necessary to diet if you eat properly and make sure you have a lot
of vegetables and fruit every day. But if you live in a region where it's difficult to get them, you should take multivitamins.
e) Not all of them are. Some juices contain a lot of sugar, which is bad for your teeth. When you buy juice read the information on the box. There must be no added sugar in it. As an alternative just have an apple or a carrot. They are better for you than any juice.
f) Everything you do - smiling, talking, reading - burns calories. But if you want to be fit, you'll have to do more. Do some exercise in the morning or in the afternoon every day: ride a bicycle, go swimming or jogging, wash the floors in your home or walk the dog. Everything counts!
g) A serving is a small portion of food.
one serving of grains = one slice of bread or one spoonful of rice, cereal or pasta
one serving of fruit = one piece of any fruit
one serving of vegetables = one potato, two spoonfuls of corn
one serving of dairy products = one yoghurt, one piece of cheese
one serving of meat / fish = one small piece of meat or fish переведите пожалуйста