Stop and Check 1  (units 1-4).

 

I.1. She plays the piano nicely.

2. Ann has got a small brown table.

3. He gave me a gold ring.

4. Every day at six o’clock I go swimming.

5. He usually comes to work by taxi.

6. Mary is cleaning a room now.

7. The children are playing in the garden at the moment.

8. When I came home the children were watching TV.

 

II.1.How much does it cost?

2. Who wants to see Sally?

3. When are we going to leave?

4. Whose children are they?

5. Where was Margaret last year?

6. Where do Janet and Paul live?

7. Who was watching TV when I came home?

8. Where did our teacher study?

 

III.1. lives 2. moved 3. left 4. was reading

 5. is working 6. is teaching  7. is teaching 8. enjoys.

 

IV. 1. Yes, she/ he does./ No, she/ he doesn’t.

2. Yes, he has./ No, he hasn’t

3. Yes, I do./ No, I don’t.

4. Yes, they have./No. they haven’t.

V.

1. hear	heard	heard
2. leave	left	left
3. catch	caught	caught
4. bring	brought	brought
5. buy	bought	bought
6. break	broke	broken
7. feel	felt	felt
8. fall	fell	fallen
9. begin	began	begun
10. put	put	put

 

VI. 1) to, 2) for, 3) for, 4) at, 5) of, 6) -, 7) on, 8) on.

 

VII. 1) -, 2) a, 3) -, 4) the, 5) the, 6) the, 7) -, 8) -, 9)the, 10) -.

 

VIII. 1) much, 2) a few, 3) much (так как отрицательное предложение), 4) many, 5) any, 6) some, 7) some, 8) something, 9) somebody/someone, 10) somewhere.

 

Stop and Check 2. (Units 5-8).

I. 1) meeting 2) writing/to write 3) to organize 4) to meet 5) to go 6) staying.

II.1) to buy  2) watching 3) to drink 4) learning/to learn   5) smoking 6) moving.

III.1) am going to 2) will 3) will 4) are going 5) will 6) will 7) are going to 8) am going to 9) will 10) will.

 

IV. a)

      1. safe-safer-the safest;

      2. funny-funnier-the funniest;

      3. wet-wetter-the wettest;

      4. expensive-more expensive-the most expensive;

      5. bad-worse-the worst.

  b) 1) the best 2) bigger 3) more beautiful 4) tall 5) the most expensive.

 

V.1) have known 2) were 3) helped 4) enjoyed 5) spent 6) lived 7) moved 8) have visited 9) has just bought 10) haven’t seen.

 

VI.1) Have you ever been in Spain?

2) Went… 3) enjoyed  4) spent 5) have never visited.

 

VII.1) should 2) have to 3) have to 4) should 5) should 6) should 7) have to 8) should.

          

Stop and Check 3.

(Units 9-12)

 

I. 1) Keeps, will complain. 2) will be angry, arrive 3) study, will pass 4) is, will stay 5) ends, will do 6) earn, will buy 7) receive, won’t worry 8) is, will visit.

 

II. 1c; 2d; 3a;4b.

 

III. 1) studied, would be 2) lived, would speak 3) would buy, were 4) were, would go 5) were, would join.

 

IV. 1) If I had a lot of money, I’d buy a new car.

2) If Ann told Ann the truth she wouldn’t be angry with her.

3) If I had a plain, I’d travel all over the world.

4) If Tom didn’t spend a lot of money he wouldn’t be poor.

5) If my uncle didn’t smoke so much, he wouldn’t be ill.

 

V. 1) visiting 2) smoking 3) to go 4) to finish 5) study  6) to swim 7) to be.

 

VI. 1) go  2) to go 3) watching 4) come 5) to ride.

 

VII. 1) was built 2) has just examined 3) are made 4) will be built 5) is being typed 6) has worked.

 

VIII. 1) directed 2) will be made 3) discovered 4) has just been stolen 5) developed.

 

IX. 1) was seen 2) was reported 3) was sent 4) was shot, were killed 5) have been given. 6) are being looked.

 

X. 1) We might go… 2) Ann and Pete might buy… 3) You might lose…  

 4) Your son might not like …  5) I might be…

Stop and Check 4.

(Units 13-14)

I. 1) I’ve broken  2) I’ve been running 3) she has been shopping 4) have read  5) have known  6) has stolen 7) hasn’t been 8) I’ve lost 9) I’ve written  10) has had.

 

II.

1) Have you been learning.

2) Have you been waiting/have you waited.

3) Have you had it.

4) Has it been raining/has it rained.

5) Have you been working.

 

III. 1) is  2) has won  3) started 4) went 5) have traveled 6) went  

7) played 8) didn’t win   9) hasn’t played  10) hopes.

 

IV. 1) Jane asked Helen if she had seen that film.

2) Tom asked where Jill was going.

3) Sally said (that) she would buy a new skirt.

4) Tom said (that) Jerry had been his best friend since his childhood.

5) The teacher asked us to be quiet.

6) Jeff asked not to worry if he was late.

7) He told his mother that he was going away the next day.

8) He asked her if she liked pizza.

9) An old man asked where the nearest bus stop was.

10) Roger said (that) he had been to London twice.

 

V. 1) had cooked  2) reached 3) had started 4) had cleaned 5) hadn’t had 6) phoned 7) arrived 8) had fought 9) had learnt 10) had typed;

 

VI. 1) had finished  2) took 3) went 4) went 5) caught 6) hadn’t caught 7) came 8) told 9) had caught 10) had run away.

Appendix 1

Irregular verbs

Base form	Past Simple	Past Participle	Translation
be become begin blow break bring build burn buy can catch choose come cost cut do draw dream drink drive eat fall feel find fly forget get give go grow have hear hit hold hurt keep know lead learn leave lend lose make mean meet must pay put read ring rise run say see sell send show shut sing sink sit sleep speak spend stand steal swim take teach tear tell think throw understand wake wear win write	was/were became began blew broke brought built burnt bought could caught chose came cost cut did drew dreamt drank drove ate fell felt found flew forgot got gave went grew had heard hit held hurt kept knew led learnt left lent lost made meant met had to paid put read rang rose ran said saw sold sent showed shut sang sank sat slept spoke spent stood stole swam took taught tore told thought threw understood woke wore won wrote	been become begun blown broken brought built burnt bought been able caught chosen come cost cut done drawn dreamt drunk driven eaten fallen felt found flown forgotten got given gone grown had heard hit held hurt kept known led learnt left lent lost made meant met had to paid put read rung risen run said seen sold sent shown shut sung sunk sat slept spoken spent stood stolen swum taken taught torn told thought thrown understood woken worn won written	быть, являться становиться начинать дуть ломать приносить строить жечь покупать мочь, уметь ловить, поймать выбирать приходить стоить резать делать рисовать мечтать, спать пить водить машину есть, кушать падать чувствовать находить летать забывать получать, становиться давать идти расти, вырастить иметь слышать ударять держать, проводить ранить, повредить держать, хранить знать вести учить, изучать оставлять, покидать давать взаймы терять делать значить, означать встречать должен платить класть, положить читать звонить вставать, подниматься бежать говорить видеть продавать посылать, отправлять показывать закрывать петь тонуть, погружаться сидеть спать говорить тратить, проводить стоять красть, воровать плавать брать, взять учить, преподавать рвать говорить, рассказывать думать, полагать бросать понимать просыпаться одевать, носить побеждать, выигрывать писать

Appendix 2

Word + preposition

(break sth) by accident

according to (the weather forecast)

an advertisement for sth

afraid of (dogs)

at the age of (six)

(I don't) agree with (you).

(to) apply for (a job)

(to) argue with sb about sth

(to) arrive at (the station) = at a place

(to) arrive in (England) = in a country

(to) ask for sth

(to be) aware of (a problem)

(to) believe in (God)

(to) belong to sb

(to be) bored with sb/sth

(go) by bus, train, car

in the (19th) century

(Have you got) change for (a pound)?

(I'm) in charge.

on the coast

(I) come from (Scotland).

Compared with (other schools, this one is

cheap).

(to) complain about (the food) in (good) condition

(to) deal with (a problem)

(She has a) degree in (English literature).

(to) depend on (the weather)

(to) develop into (a big business)

(to) die of (a heart attack)

(to be) different from/to sb/sth

(Your country is) different from/to (mine).

in the distance

(to) dream about sb/sth

(to be) fed up with sb/sth

(to) fight against sb/sth

(to) find out about sb/sth on a flight to (London)

(to live) on the (third) floor

(to) forget about sb/sth

(to be) full of (energy)

(to) get on (well) with sb

(to)-go out with sb = be boyfriend and

girlfriend (to be) good at sth

(to be) on holiday

(to be) at home (But (to) go home)

(to be) impressed by sb/sth

(to be) interested in sb/sth

(to have) an interview for a job

(to) invite sb to (a party) or for (dinner)

(to) laugh at sb/sth

 (to) listen to sb/sth

(to) look after (sb who is ill)

(to) look at (a picture)

(to) look for (sth you have lost)

(to) look forward to (a holiday)

(to be) in love with sb

(We've got lamb) for (lunch/dinner).

(to be) married to sb (The room's) in a mess.

in the north/south

(to) operate on sb

(This machine's) out of order.

(to) pay (£500) for (a car)

 (to) point (a gun) at sb/sth

(to) rely on sb/sth as a result

(to) sell sth for (£300)

(to) share sth with sb

(Your shirt is) similar to (mine).

(to) speak to sb about sth

(to) spend money on (clothes)

(to) steal sth from sb

a story about sb/sth

(to be) on strike for (more money)

(to) suffer from sth

(to) talk to sb about sth

on television

(to) think about (What are you thinking about?)

(to) think of (What do you think of Van Gogh?)

(to) throw (tomatoes) at sb a ticket for (a concert)

 (to be) tired of sb/sth

(to get) in touch with sb

(to) wait for sb/sth

on the way (to school)

(to) work as (a teacher)

(to) work for (an organization)

(to) worry about sb/sth

to write (a letter) to sb

 

Prepositions of time

in	in the morning/afternoon/evening; in January, etc.; in summer, etc.; in 1985; in the 1920s; in two weeks; in two week’s time; in your free time
at	at six o’clock, etc.; at night; at midnight; at Christmas/Easter; at the weekend; at the moment
on	on Saturday, etc.; on Monday morning, etc.; on 18 January, etc.
for	for six days, etc.; for a long time; for a while; for ages.
since	since 18 July, etc; since Monday; since I was eight; since I arrived.
during	during the film/lesson/war/holidays/winter, etc.
while	while I was on holiday/ we were watching the film/ he was coming to school, etc.

Appendix 3

Таблицы

Таблица 1. Вопросительные слова.

When?	Когда?
What?	Что? Какой?
What colour?	Какого цвета?
Where?	Где? Куда?
Who?	Кто?
Whom?	Кого? Кому?
Whose?	Чей?
Which?	Который?
Why?	Почему?
How?	Как?
How many?	Сколько? (с исчисляемыми сущ – ми)
How much?	Сколько? (с неисчисляемыми сущ –ми)
How long?	Как долго?

Таблица 2. Видовременные формы английского глагола в активном залоге.

Present

Past

Future

Every day, usually, every year, seldom …

Yesterday, last time, last year, a week ago, when…

Tomorrow, next time, next year, in a week…

Simple

I

You

We

They

 

Play

Write

 

Plays

Writes

I

You

We

They

He

She

 

 

Played

Wrote

I

We

You will (‘ll) play

They will (‘ll) write  

He

She     

He

She

 

Do

I

you

we

they

 

 

play?

write?

 

 

Did

I

you

we

they

he

she

 

 

play?

write?

           I

     we

Willyou

     they

     he

she

 

 

play?

write?

Does

he

she

I

You do not play

We (don’t) write

They

                

He does not play

She (doesn’t)  write

I

You

We did not play

They (didn’t) write

He    

She

 

I

We

You will not play

They (won’t) write

He

She

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

   

At th e moment, now