2. Fill in the gaps. What is your name? My name is Shirley Frank

2. Fill in the gaps.
1. What is your name? — My name is Shirley Frank.
2. What is your address? — My address is 175 Grand Central Parkway.
3. What is your phone number? — My phone number is 718-1930.
4. Where are you from? — I am from New York.
5. I am not a pupil
3. Speak about your family.

5. Fill in the gaps.

1. Where are you? — I am in the kitchen.
2. Where is Fred? — He is in the garage.
3. Where are Lisa and John? — They are at college.
4. are you busy? — No, I am not. Mike is busy. He is the busiest person I’ve ever met.
5. It is ten o'clock. She is late again.
6. Speak about your hobby.

8. Fill in the gaps. Use prepositions.

1. Can you come on Monday?
2. It rains a lot in winter.
3. My birthday is on the 6th of May.
4. I usually get up at half past eight.
9. Speak about your friend.

11. Fill in the gaps. Use prepositions.

1. He is swimming in the river.
2. Where's Julie? She's at school.
3. The plant is on the table.
4. There is a spider in the bath.
12. Speak about your room.

14. Fill in the gaps. Use “There is” and “There are”

1. there are books on the table.
2. there are many cars in the street.
3. There is a picture on the wall.
4. There is a pencil near the book.
15. Speak about your room.

17. Fill in the gaps. Use “There is” and “There are”

1. There are books on the table.
2. There are many cars in the street.
3. There is a picture on the wall.
4. There is a pencil near the book.
18. Speak about your room.

20. Fill in the gaps. Use plural form of nouns.

1. 
   These (person) people are protesting against the president.
   
2. 
   The (woman) women over there want to meet the manager.
   
3. 
   My (child) children hate eating pasta.
   
4. 
   I am ill. My (foot) feet hurt.
   

21. Speak about your future profession.

23. Fill in the gaps. Use plural form of nouns.

1. 
   I clean my (tooth) teeth three times a day.
   
2. 
   The (student) students are doing the exercise right now.
   
3. 
   The (fish) fish I bought is in the fridge.
   
4. 
   They are sending some (man) men to fix the roof.
   

24. Speak about your favourite subject.

26. Fill in the gaps. Use article.

1. This is a tree. The tree is green.
2. I can see three boys. The boys are playing.
3. I have a bicycle. The bicycle is black. My friend has no bicycle.
4. Our room is large.
27. Speak about your day.
29. Fill in the gaps. Use article.

1. 
   There is a big tree in the garden.
   
2. 
   There is a bank near here. — Where is the bank?
   
3. 
   There is a new supermarket in the center of our the town.
   

4. There is a hotel over there. the hotel isn’t cheap.

30. Speak about your weekend.

32. Find present simple from the text.

33. Speak about your favourite season..

35. Find present simple from the text.

1. I want to get a medical checkup. I (to go) go to my doctor tomorrow.
2. He (to give) gives me a complete examination.
3. The nurse (to lead) leads me into one of the examination rooms.
4. I (to take) take off my clothes and (to put) put on a hospital gown.
3. Speak about your holidays in Uzbekistan.

2. Fill in the gaps. Use future simple and present tense.

1. I (to play) will play chess tomorrow.
2. 1 (not to play) will not play chess tomorrow.
3. You (to play) will chess tomorrow?
4. He (to play)plays chess every day.
5. He (not to play)does not play chess
37. Speak about your favorite actor or actress.

39. Fill in the gaps. Use past simple.

1. What did your neighbors do yesterday?
2. Mr Smith (to fix) fixed his car yesterday morning.
3.His wife (to water) watered her lovely flowers.
4. Their children(to clean) cleaned the yard and then they (to play) played basketball.

40. Speak about your favorite actor or actress.

42. Fill in the gaps. Use past simple.

5. In the evening their boys (to listen) listened to loud music and (to watch) watched TV,
6. Their little girl (to cry)cried a lit­tle and then (to smile) smiled.
7. Her brothers (to shout) shouted at her.
8. Mrs Smith (to work) worked in the kitchen.
4 3. Speak about your university.

45. Fill in the gaps. Use future simple.

1. I want to get a medical checkup. I (to go) to my doctor tomorrow.
2. He (to give) me a complete examination.
3. The nurse (to lead) me into one of the examination rooms.
4. I (to take) off my clothes and (to put) on a hospital gown.

46. Speak about your dream..

48. Fill in the gaps. Use future simple.

1. Dr Setton (to come) in, (to shake) my hand, and (to say) hello.
2.I (to stand) on his scale so he can measure my height and my weight.
3. He (to take) my pulse.
4.Then he (to take) my blood pressure.
49. Speak about your dream..
2. Fill in the gaps. Use present continuous and present simple.
1.1 (to play) chess tomorrow.
2.1 (not to play) chess tomorrow.
3. You (to play) chess tomorrow?
4. He (to play) chess every day.

3. Speak about your family.

2. Fill in the gaps. Use present continuous and present simple.

1. He (not to play) chess every day.
2. He (to play) chess every day?
3. They (to play) chess now.
4. They (not to play) chess now.
3. Speak about your favourite sport.

2. Fill in the gaps. Use present continuous and present simple.

1. I love going for walks ____ summer. It’s still light ___ nine o’clock.
2. I take my annual holiday ____ June, but I have a few days off ____ Christmas.
3. He usually starts work ____ 9.30, but ____ Friday he starts ____ 8.30.
3. Speak about education system in Great Britain.
2. Fill in the gaps. Use present continuous and present simple.
1. I love going for walks ____ summer. It’s still light ___ nine o’clock.
2. I take my annual holiday ____ June, but I have a few days off ____ Christmas.
3. He usually starts work ____ 9.30, but ____ Friday he starts ____ 8.30.
3. Speak about your favourite meal..
2. Fill in the gaps.
1. What ... your name? — My name ... Shirley Frank.
2. What ... your address? — My address ... 175 Grand Central Parkway.
3. What ... your phone number? — My phone number ... 718-1930.
4. Where ... you from? — I... from New York. 5.1... a pupil
3. Speak about your family.

2. Fill in the gaps. Use prepositions.

1. Can you come ... Monday?
2. It rains a lot … winter.
3. My birthday is … the 6th of May.
4. I usually get up … half past eight.
3. Speak about your friend.
2. Fill in the gaps. Use “There is” and “There are”
1. … books on the table.
2. … many cars in the street.
3. … a picture on the wall.
4. … a pencil near the book.
3. Speak about your room.

2. Fill in the gaps. Use article.

1. This is___tree. ___tree is green.
2. I can see three___boys. ___boys are playing.
3. I have___bicycle. ___bicycle is black. My___friend has no___bicycle.
4. Our___room is large.
3. Speak about your day.

2. Fill in the gaps. Use plural form of nouns.

5. 
   These (person) … are protesting against the president.
   
6. 
   The (woman) … over there want to meet the manager.
   
7. 
   My (child) … hate eating pasta.
   
8. 
   I am ill. My (foot) … hurt.
   

3. Speak about your future profession.

2. Find present simple from the text.

1. I want to get a medical checkup. I (to go) to my doctor tomorrow.
2. He (to give) me a complete examination.
3. The nurse (to lead) me into one of the examination rooms.
4. I (to take) off my clothes and (to put) on a hospital gown.
3. Speak about your holidays in Uzbekistan.

2. Fill in the gaps. Use past simple.

5. In the evening their boys (to listen) to loud music and (to watch) TV,
6. Their little girl (to cry) a lit­tle and then (to smile).
7. Her brothers (to shout) at her.
8. Mrs Smith (to work) in the kitchen.
3. Speak about your university.

2. Fill in the gaps. Use future simple.

1. Dr Setton (to come) in, (to shake) my hand, and (to say) hello.
2.I (to stand) on his scale so he can measure my height and my weight.
3. He (to take) my pulse.
4.Then he (to take) my blood pressure.
3. Speak about your dream..

2. Fill in the gaps. Use present continuous and present simple.

1.1 (to play) chess tomorrow.
2.1 (not to play) chess tomorrow.
3. You (to play) chess tomorrow?
4. He (to play) chess every day.


3. Speak about your family.