Англиискии для вас Новый курс XXI века

Exercise 11. Insert prepositions where necessary.

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   usually go shopping ... the supermarket... Monday and Thursday. 2. “Is there a supermarket nearby?” “Yes, it’s ... the corner.” 3. Who teaches German ... your brother? 4. Let the children go ... a walk ... Izmailovo Park. 5. How many people are you going to invite ... your birthday party? 6. There is a big depart­ment store ... Sokol Underground Station. 7. Do you want Peter and John to go ... Sheremetyevo Airport tonight? 8. Can you buy a brown sweater ... Fred? 9. “... which floor is the Men’s Department?” “It’s ... the fourth floor.” 10. We can have coffee ... the cafe.
   

Exercise 12. Make up twelve questions based on the text and answer them.
Exercise 13. Give a summary of the text.
Exercise 14. Substitute personal pronouns in the objective case for the italicized nouns.

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   Let Peter buy some oranges and lemons. 2. Let Mary go shopping today. 3. Let Mike buy a pair of gloves. 4. 1 want John to read this book too. 5. Do you want Ben to invite Tom and Peter io his birthday party? 6. Let Mary walk along the counters and buy all she needs. 7. Let Ann invite her friends to her birthday party. 8.1 want Tom to play chess with me. 9. Let Jane answer the letters. 10. Do you want Mary to read the text?
   

Exercise 15. Open the brackets using the proper tenses. Give a summary of the texts.

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   Today (to be) Monday. Mrs Brown (to go) shopping every Monday after­noon. Now she (to be) in the supermarket. She (to buy) some cakes and two white loaves. Her daughter Susan (to like) cakes. Mr Brown (not to like) cakes, he (to like) fruit: apples, oranges, lemons and so on. Mr Brown (not to be) at home now. He (to work) in the City.²² Susan (to be) at school. She (to have) a French class now.
   

Mrs Brown (to walk) along the counters. She can buy all they (to need) in the supermarket.

3. 
   It (to be) Sunday morning. Mrs Brown (to be) in the kitchen. She (to cook ^{23 24}) the Sunday dinner. Her husband and children (to be) at home and they can have dinner in the afternoon.
   

Mr Brown (not to go) to the office on Sunday and he can work in the gar­den. He (to grow ♦♦*) vegetables and flowers. His flowers (to be) very nice.