IV-й вариант
1. В каждой строчке найдите и выпишите слово, которое не рифмуется с другими.
measure clever leisure pleasure
height eight late wait
blood food mood book
here clear perfume engineer
hare bear there when
rose stop yellow sofa
2. Перепишите предложения, заполнив пропуски, переведите их на русский язык.
... of us could answer this difficult question.
a) some b) any
I know ...about it.
a) anything b) something
Mother will be glad if you invite ... else to join us.
a) anybody b) somebody
There isn't ... in the room.
a) somebody b) anybody
You may come at ... time that is convenient to you.
a) some b) any
3.Измените глагол в предложении в зависимости от обстоятельства времени. Напишите предложения. Переведите их на русский язык.
The work is done every day (right now, already, yesterday, when he came, before he came, tomorrow).
4. Выберите английский эквивалент подчеркнутого модельного глагола. Укажите букву.
1. Он может сделать это сейчас.
a)coulddob)candoс)willbeabletodo
2. Он мог сделать это, если бы он постарался.
a) can do b) will be able to do c) could do
Она сможет собрать много яблок в следующем году.a)willbeabletopickb)couldpickc)canpick
Он должен отправить письмо немедленно.
a) had to post b) must post c) will be able to post
5. Они должны были встретиться в 7 часов.
a) must meet b) will have to meet c) were to meet
6. Она должна будет остаться дома.
a) will have to stay b) is to stay c) was to stay
7. Можно девочке поиграть на пианино?
а) can the girl play b) may the girl play c) might the girl play.
8. Вам можно было пойти туда.
a) may go b) might go с) could go
Переведите следующие пары слов обращая внимание на приставки,build-rebuild; dependent-independent; mobile-immobile; expected - unexpected; apply - misapply; appreciate - depreciate; inlet - outlet; arm - disarm.
Выпишите из текста предложение, отмеченное звездочкой. Поставьте вопросы к каждому члену предложения.
Прочитайте текст. Перепишите и письменно переведите заглавие и абзацу 1,2,4
English Traditions and Holidays
One of the most characteristic features of Englishmen is their traditions which they respect, and which they kept for centuries. The traditions don't only accumulate the experience and wisdom of many generations, but they bring some stability into the rapidly changing world.
2. The Englishmen have sentimental love for all old things. They keep fireplaces in their houses instead of central heating. In the House of Lords, Chancellor sits on a sack of wool. This tradition comes from the old times when sheep made England rich and powerful. In the House of Commons there are two rows of benches: one row is for the government and the other one is for the opposition. The benches are divided by a strip of carpet in order to prevent two parties from fighting during the debates in old times. Even the Legislation of the country is traditional. It includes many laws that haven't been changed for centuries.
Numerous clubs that unite people of various interests present one more traditional feature of Great Britain. Englishmen like to spend their time reading, talking, discussing traditional matters: politics, sports and weather over a glass of beer.
British buses are double-decked and red, mail-boxes are yellow, the cars keep to the left side of the road - all these are traditions. Englishmen have their five-o'clock tea not only at home or at their offices, but also in tea-rooms or tea-shops, which can be found everywhere.
There are only six public holidays in Great Britain when people don't work. They are Christmas (X-mas), Boxing Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Spring Bank Holiday and Late Bank Holiday. The New Year is also a public holiday in Scotland.
Besides public holidays there are other festivals and anniversaries, for example Pancake Day, Saint Valentine's Day, Mother's Day. But these are not days off.
Valentine's Day is becoming more and more popular in our country too. It is celebrated on the 14th of February.* When every young man or woman thinks about their heart. On this day you can buy cards or you can make cards yourselves - it depends on how much you are in love with somebody and it says "To my darling Valentine", but you don't sign it. You might write. "I love you, darling", "Love from Nick. Then you send it to a person whom you are in love, they may not even know it, and the only way to guess is the address on the envelope.
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