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I. В каждой строчке найдите и выпишите слово, которое не рифмуется

great	fate	candle	saint
deep	dean	bread	Pete
plume	soon	lock	rule
snow	told	float	fog
low	how	round	brown
where	Kary	chair	clear

2. Перепишите предложения, заполнив пропуски, переведите их на русский язык.

1. Can you see ... on that wall?

a) something b) anything

2. ... is waiting for you.

a) anyone b) someone

3. There isn't ... milk in the jug.

a) some b) any

3. Buy me ...new magazines.

a) some b) any

5. ... of us can speak English well.

a) some b) any

3. Измените глагол в предложении в зависимости от обстоятельства времени. Напишите предложения. Переведите их на русский язык.

The texts are read every day (right now, already, yesterday, when he came, before he came, tomorrow).

4. Выберите английский эквивалент подчеркнутого модального глагола.

Укажите букву.

1. Он может закончить работу вовремя.

   1. could finish b) can finish с) will be able to finish

2. Он мог плавать хорошо в прошлом году.

   1. can swim b) will be able to swim c) could swim

3. Он сможет открыть свой бизнес.

   1. will be able to open b) could open c) can open

4. Она должна посоветоваться с доктором.

   1. had to consult b) must consult c) will be able to consult

5. Она должна была приехать завтра.

   1. must arrive b) will have to arrive c) was to arrive

6. Она должна будет навестить их.

1. will have to visit b) is to visit c) was to visit

7.Можно мне подождать здесь?

2. Can I wait b) May I wait c) Might I wait

8.Им можно было остаться здесь.

3. may stay b) might stay c) could stay

5. Переведите следующие пары слов, обращая внимание на приставки.

produce - reproduce; moral - immoral; popular - unpopular; belief - misbelief; tune - detune; inline - outline; approve -disapprove; mix – intermix

6. Выпишите из текста предложение, отмеченное звездочкой. Поставьте вопросы к каждому члену предложения.

7. Прочитайте текст. Перепишите и письменно переведите заглавие и абзацы 2,4

Places of Interest in London

1. London, the capital city of the United Kingdom, dominates the life of Britain. There are many places of interest in London. Trafalgar square is one of the tourists' center of the city. In the middle of the Square there is Nelson's Column erected in 1840s to celebrate the victory of Admiral Nelson at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. The north side of the square is formed by the long, low National Gallery, which is rich in paintings by Italian masters such as Raphael and Veronese. Admission is free.

2. A wide street called the Mall runs south-west of the square and leads to the Buckingham Palace, which is the British monarch's main residence in London. Today the Palace contains 600 rooms and is never open to the public. The Royal Standard flying above it indicates that monarch is in residence. The Changing of Guard at the palace is one of the most important attractions. It starts at11.30 a.m. and lasts for half an hour. The troops wear their traditional bearskins and scarlet tunics.

3. Whitehall, running south of Trafalgar Square, is a street of government offices. If you walk along it, you will see on your right the famous Downing Street, a row of 18-th century houses. No I0 is the official residence of the British Prime Minister.

4. Whitehall and Parliament Street lead into Parliament Square with the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey. The square has many statues, including Richard the Lion-Hearted, Oliver Cromwell, Abraham Lincoln and other famous statesmen. The Present Houses of Parliament occupy the site of the old palace and received the name the Palace of Westminster. It has two miles of corridors, and more than I.000 rooms. When Parliament is sitting, a flag flies from the Victoria Tower and a light shines by night. 'The Houses of Parliament contain the universal symbol of London, Big Ben. It la the name of the 13,5 ton bell on which the hours are struck.

5. Westminster Abbey is an ancient church where most British monarchs have been crowned. It is a also a burial place of kings and queens. Many outstanding people such as Geoffrey Chaucer, Charles Dickens and others are buried in a poet's Corner.

6.The Tower of London is a one of the most ancient buildings. It was founded in the II-th century by William the Conqueror*. For many centuries the Tower has been a fortress, a palace, a prison and a royal treasury. Today it is a museum of arms and armour.