English In Class

Fill in the verb is or are.

1. Grammar rules are always learnt by heart.
2. Rare animals are protected in many countries.
3. This scarf is made by my granny.
4. Animals in the reserve are fed two times a day.
5. The same shirts are worn by all the members of our team.
6. New Belarussian books are shown in our library
7. Many Belarussian towns are described in this book.
8. Dinner is always cooked by my mother.
9. This place is crowded on Sunday.
10. Our village is surrounded with a forest.

Write true sentences in Passive Voice. Use the words in table.

A:

1) BMW cars are made in Germany.

2) CDs are sold in music shops.

 3) Tea is grown in India.

4) Modems are used to access the Internet.

 5) Cricket is played in England.

6) TV pictures are sent via satellite.

B:

1. The house is built of stone.

2) The children are given text-books at school.

3) We are invited to the concert.

4) The letter is written in English. 

5) The newspapers are brought in the morning. 

6) Dinner is cooked by my mother.

7) The picture is painted by my friend.

8) The classroom is cleaned every day.

9) I am not allowed to ride a motor-bike.

10) Potatoes are grown in many countries.

Choose the correct form of the verb in brackets to complete the sentences.

1. I like this place.
2. What books by Charles Dickens are  translated into Belarussian?
3. Who protects animals?
4. This city is visited by many people.
5. Who is given bad marks in your class?
6. Our house is made of wood.
7. Our holiday begins next week.
8. Pupils are given textbooks by the teacher.
9. The holiday is celebrated every year.

English

1. His father is enthusiastic about sports. It’s true.

2. There is no way he could finish the marathon.

3. He was slower than almost everyone in the race

4. It’s true. 5. It’s true.

1. Joel2. Joel3. Pete4. Pete5. Joel6. Jess

Olivia’s story

Olivia was sitting at her desk, writing a story. It was about a far away planet, XR017. Lots of people were living on the planet and there wasn’t enough space for everyone, so the President of XR017 sent five spaceships to find out more about the Earth. As they were getting near the Earth, four of the spaceships caught fire. Only one of them gor to the Earth and landed safely. In it was a new Commander XR018. The new Commander was tall. He had dark skin, green eyes. XR018 Commander was a man who never smiled. But when he opened the door of the spaceship, and saw how beautiful the Earth was, he smiled.
— What a beautiful place to live in; he thought. They got off the ship; everything was fantastic. He sent a message to their planet to inform them about it. There is life in here. We want to inform about our staying here.

English

c

Look at the sentences from the story. Complete the with the correct form of the verbs.

1. While he was working on his plan, his brain machines checked people’s brains to find out what they were thinking.
2. Every now and then, Q5 looked at the huge screen. Everything was going well. All the human brains were thinking of other things, and none of them  knew about his terrible plans.
3. When Olivia looked at the neighbour, she saw that he was holding something in his hand. It looked like a mobile phone.

e

Complete the sentences. Put one of the verbs into the past simple, and one into the past continuous.

1. I was writting an email. The phone rang.
2. Harry was running to school when he fell and hurt his leg.
3. Alex and Sue were playing tennis when Lucy arrived.
4. Antonio was having breakfast. He had a great idea.

The wheel

Before the invention of the wheel in 3500 B.C., humans were severely limited in how much stuff we could transport over land, and how far. Apparently the wheel itself wasn’t the most difficult part of «inventing the wheel.» When it came time to connect a non-moving platform to that rolling cylinder, things got tricky, according to David Anthony, a professor of anthropology at Hartwick College

English

Ex 2 p. 10

2. Complete the Sentences with’ll, will or won’t and a verb from the box.

You can invite him to the cinema — but I’m sure he won’t came with us!

Let’s ask Matt — maybe he will know’s the answer.

My friends and I are going to play table tennis tonight. I haven’t practised, so I probably won’t win a single match!

Sorry, I can’t talk to you now. I will send you an email tomorrow, OK?

Why don’t you talk to her? I’m sure she will be angry with you.

It’s really late, soI think I will go home now.

3. Complete each the sentence. Use too and an adjective from the box.

1. I can’t go in there. You have to be 17 and I’m too young.
2. Can I try a smaller size, please? this one’s too big.
3. Let’s stay here and sit by the fire. It’s too cold to go outside.
4. Slow down! Your’e walking too fast! I can’t keep up with you!
5. Euro 100? For this T-shirt? I’m sorry, that’s too expensive.
6. I missed the train. I got to the station too late.

4. Write sentences using a verb from A in its correct form and an adverb from the adjectives in B.

1. We came home very late, so we walked into the house very quietly.
2. The band last night played so well that we all got headaches.
3. The dog runned so fast that Gerry couldn’t catch it.
4. I like eating Sara’s food. She cook well.

7. Which expression can replace the underlined words ? Circle the correct option.

1. It’s 7.00. I’m going out at 10.00. in three hours՛ time / after three hours
2. It’s Saturday today. School starts again on Monday. the day after tomorrow / the next day
3. It’s November. I’m going on holiday in December. next month / the next month
4. It’s 10 May. My birthday is on 24 May. next week / in two week’s time
5. It’s 2011 now. I’m going to leave school in 2015. the year after next / in four year’s time

English

Future Tenses Exercise

1. We well stay with my parents this weekend.
2. Your package well send by 5 o’clock.
3. I shall go to do the dance with you!
4. Our Skype well call start at 6pm.
5. The cyclists well ride for six hours when they arrive.
6. My friend shall visit in August.
7. If you wash the dishes, I shall dry them.
8. We’re so late, they well eat dinner before we arrive.
9. The students well go back to university in September.
10. Cheer up, everything well get better.
11. It’s dark in here, I shall turn on a light.
12. By tomorrow, all the shop well sell all the new phones.
13. My car is getting repaired, I hope it well be ready by noon.
14. Next week, Billie shall fly to Germany to see her father.
15. If you need us, we well play football in the park.
16. When you well complete your homework, you can have ice cream.
17. Oh no, the café shan`t open for another two hours.
18. Everything is planned: we well cook lasagne for Sunday’s dinner.
19. By the time they stop performing, the play well run for three months.
20. Get here soon; I shall wait by the entrance.
21. Kim shall live in Belfast for sixteen months this January.
22. Next year, I shall move to France.
23. The train well depart at 9:30.
24. Our teacher well give everyone individual grades.
25. This time on Friday night, I shall dance my socks off!
26. On Saturday morning, I well sleep late.
27. Charlie shall speak to management by the time we get back.
28. My parents well drive across the Alps.

English

Read again and listen. Write the names next to the sentences.
1. Who would like to go to the beach? Tony
2. Who can’t go to the beach? Jane
3. Who says the weather’s going to be nice? Tony
4. Who thinks their mother will say OK? Jane
5. When does Tony hope to go to the cinema Tony

English

Future Tenses Exercise

1. We stood (to stay) with my parents this weekend.
2. Your package sent (to send) by 5 o’clock.
3. I went (to go) to do the dance with you!
4. Our Skype call started (to start) at 6pm.
5. The cyclists ridd (to ride) for six hours when they arrive.
6. My friend visited(to visit) in August.
7. If you wash the dishes, I drew(to dry) them.
8. We’re so late, they ate(to eat) dinner before we arrive.
9. The students went back(to go back) to university in September.
10. Cheer up, everything got better (to get better).
11. It’s dark in here, I turn (to turn on) a light.
12. By tomorrow, all the shop sold(to sell) all the new phones.
13. My car is getting repaired, I hope it was(to be) ready by noon.
14. Next week, Billie flew(to fly) to Germany to see her father.
15. If you need us, we played(to play) football in the park.
16. When you completed(to complete) your homework, you can have ice cream.
17. Oh no, the café didn’t open(to not open) for another two hours.
18. Everything is planned: we cooked (to cook) lasagne for Sunday’s dinner.
19. By the time they stop performing, the play ran (to run) for three months.
20. Get here soon; I wait (to wait) by the entrance.
21. Kim l(to live) in Belfast for sixteen months this January.
22. Next year, I live(to move) to France.
23. The train departed(to depart) at 9:30.
24. Our teacher gave(to give) everyone individual grades.
25. This time on Friday night, I dances(to dance) my socks off!
26. On Saturday morning, I slept(to sleep) late.
27. Charlie spoke(to speak) to management by the time we get back.
28. My parents drove(to drive) across the Alps

English Test

1. go → went → gone
2. do → did → done
3. run → ran → run
4. stand → stood → stood
5. see → saw → seen
6. come → came → come
7. have → had → had
8. lose → lost → lost
9. read → read → read
10. think → thought → thought
11. tell → told → told
12. sit → sat → sat
13. say → said → said
14. find → found → found
15. leave → left → left

1) She has never let her daughter have a boyfriend.

2) Have you already read today’s newspaper?

3) The house has been sold.

4) He has lost his wallet again.

5) I have written three essays this week.

6) That clock was made in Switzerland.

7) He had run 6 miles when he hurt his ankle.

8) I have never seen such a beautiful view.

9) He has taught hundreds of students during his career.

10) Have you ever met a famous person?

11) Because she hadn’t paid the bill, the electricity went off.

12) They have sent Christmas cards to all their friends.

13) Where have we put the car keys?

14) We have never sung in public before.

15) She had worn her blue dress many times.

16) John had never spoken English before he came to London.

17) Why have you stood up – are we leaving?

18) Have you ever swum in the Atlantic Ocean?

19) It had taken three hours to reach the station, so they had missed the train.

20) I have never said that I didn’t love you.

21) David jumped into the air. He had sat on a drawing pin.

22) The weatherman had told us it would be sunny, but it rained all day

23) I’m sorry I’m so tired. I haven’t slept .

24) Have you thought about changing jobs?

25) He’d thought he had undersood but now he realised he’d made a mistake