Англиискии для вас Новый курс XXI века

Exercise 10. Choose the correct form.
1. My daughter goes to school/the school. 2. My brother is badly ill. He is in hospital/the hospital. 3. What is she? She works at hospital/the hospital. 4. In a small village we stopped to see church/the church. It was beautiful. 5. His moth­er goes to church/the church every Sunday. 6. Parents are invited to school/the school every month. 7. Tom left college/the college without exams. 8. I like to read in bed/the bed before going to sleep. 9. What time do you usually go to work/the work? 10. He has committed a crime and now he is in prison/the prison. 11. I’m afraid you have to stay in bed/the bed for a couple of days until you are better.
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353 Exercise 11. Think of situations in which these sentences can be used. Dramatize them.
1. Most secondary schools offer some opportunity for playing chief team games. 2. Hockey is becoming more and more popular at boys’ schools. 3. British teachers think that sport plays a large part in the training not only of the body but of the character, too. 4. What’s the trouble? 5. Well, the tempera­ture is a bit high. 6. Yes. I’ve been coughing quite a lot. and sneezing, too. 7. It does look a bit sore. 8. You'd better have a few days in bed. 9. I slipped and fell down. 1 can't walk and there’s an awful pain in my leg. 10. Unfortunately, it is a fracture. 11. You should have been careful. 12. How long do you think I’ll have to stay in hospital? 13. I’ve slept well and I'm OK now. 14. He should be taken to hospital.
Exercise 12. Give responses according to the model. Use modal verbs.
He has been feeling ill for the last four days.
a) He should go to the doctor's now. b) He should have gone to the doctor’s four days ago. c) He was to he taken to hospital yesterday but he refused, d) He has had a lot of work to do these four days and that's why he was not able to go to the doctor’s, e) He needn'tgo to the doctor’s. There is nothing serious with him.
1. He ran to get the ball and injured his leg. 2. Their team were on form and they won the game. 3. John has been awfully coughing for the last five days. 4. He has been staying in hospital for a week now.