Bonpoc OTBeT TecT 1 CT aTyc BCTaBbTe, rae 3T0 He06X0411MO, 2 apT11KJ111 a' hot coffee nponyueHHbTe11J111 "an". 3 AHTOHIIM CJ10Ba small — 3TO . BCTaBbTe 4 npeanoxeH11e H113Ke: What name? 5 BCTaBbTe 111)Ke: This CJIOBO B CJIOBO B 11pe4.T10-xeH11e 1-- a B epH0 Big BepH0 your BepH0 Sam. BepH0 from New 6 BCTaBbTe CJIOBO B npe4JIo•xeH11e H11)Ke: He . York. BepH0 7 London. This is my office in Moscow. It's a small BepH0 room, but it's light. My yrBe1YÆAeH11H O friend Alex isn't British, he's Russian. His TOM English is very good. Alex is nice and polite. Well, goodbye! Have a nice day! BCTaBbTe, rae 3T0 He06X0411MO, lip011Y1_ueHHbTe apT11K.T111 "a" 11J111 "an": full life BepH0 a name's Steve. I'm British and I'm from American. My Office Hello. My cneayeT office is light. My Office Hello. My name's Steve. I'm British and I'm MONHO polite man My Office Hello. My name's Steve. I'm cneayeT British and I'm from London. This is my office in Moscow. It's a small 9 room, but it's light. My friend Alex isn't British, he's Russian. HisyrBe1YÆAeH11H O English is very good. Alex is nice and polite. TOM Well, goodbye! Have a nice day! He BepH0 Bonpoc OTBeT 8 from London. This is my office in Moscow. It's a yrBe1YÆÄaTb BepH0 small room, but it's light. My friend Alex isn't British, he's Russian. His English is very good. Alex is nice and polite. Well, goodbye! Have a nice day! BCTaBbTe CJ10Ba B npeanoxeH11fl H113Ke: Hello. I Daniella am / is / are/ are not Sue. her name 10 and you from London? No, we . We . from Leeds, Bonpoc OTBeT BCTaBbTe, FAe 3TO He06X0411MO, nponyueHHbTe apT11KJ111 CTaTyc "a' 11J111 "an":thin 1BepH0 notebook BCTaBbTe, rae 3TO He06X0411MO, 2 cup BepH0 3 AHTOHIIM CJIOBa small — 3TO . Big apT11K.T111 "a" "an": empty BepH0 BCTaBbTe HeuocTa.k0Luee CJIOBO B 411anor Hlr,Ke: A: My name's Philip. I from 4 BepH0 Los Angeles. B: Hi! Nice to meet you. 5 BCTaBbTe HeuocTaK)Luee CJIOBO B H11)Ke: What your name? BepH0 6 BCTaBbTe Hez10cTak0L1_uee CJIOBO B npeAJ10xeH11e H113Ke: He . from New York. BepH0 7 BCTaBbTe CJIOBO B H11)Ke:Hi, Sam.How you? are BepH0 light. My Office Hello. My name's Steve. I'm British and I'm from London. MONHO 8 This is my office in Moscow. It's a small room, but it's light. My friend Alex BepH0 Y'TBeP•xuaTb isn't British, he's Russian. His English is very good. Alex is nice and polite. Well, goodbye! Have a nice day! 9BepH0 man My Office Hello. My name's Steve. I'm British and I'm from London. This YTBeP>KuaTb is my office in Moscow. It's a small room, but it's light. My friend Alex isn't British, he's Russian. His English is very good. Alex is nice and polite. Well, goodbye! Have a nice day! BepH0 Yes, am / am He Bonpoc OTBeT TecT 2 Bonpoc OTBeT BbT6ep11Te BepHoe rrpeÄnoxeH11e, LIT06b1 40110JIH11Tb Allanor He's an actor. Hir,Ke. Jannie: What's his job? Holly: Bb16ep11Te BepHoe npewroxeH11e, LIT06b1 A0110JIH11Tb Allanor Hi%+w2 e. Cameron CraTyc BepH0 BepH0 Jannie: An actor! What's his surname? Holly: 3 BbT6ep11Te BepHoe npeÄJ10',KeH11e, LIT06b1 A0110JIH11Tb Allanor HIDKe. No, he isn't. he is Jannie: Is he from Hollywood? Holly: from New York BbT6ep11Te BepHoe rrpeanoxeH11e, LIT06b1 40110JIH11Tb Allanor Hi-rxe. 4 Jannie: He's very good-looking. What's his phone number? Holly: That's a secret. Bb16ep11Te BepHoe MeCT011MeH11e B 411anore H11',Ke. David his Mark is here on business. What's new job? BbT6ep11Te BepHoe MeCT011MeH11e B Allanore H113Ke. Mr. and their 6 Mrs. Miller are in Moscow but . . son's in London. Bb16ep11Te BepHoe MecT011MeHIIe B Allanore H11)Ke. Mary, spell 7 the word "nationality", please. English is good. your 5 BepH0 BepH0 BepH0 BepH0 BepH0 CraTyc BCTaBbTe npeanorll. Come and meet Gregory. He's an 8from BepH0 BCTaBbTe npor1Y1_ueHHb1e lipeanorll. "Are you in Moscow . . . busmess?" 9 for/ at "Yes, I'm here the seminar." BCTaBbTe 111301TY1_ueHHb1e rupeanorll. Keep this map of Moscow for Germany. It's . . . 10 your British friend. Bonpoc 1 Bb16ep11Te BepHoe npeAJ10xeH11e, LIT06b1 A0110JIH11Tb Allanor H113Ke. OTBeT That's a secret. Jannie: Is he from Hollywood? Holly: BepH0 CTamyc He BepH0 Jannie: What's his job? Holly: 2 BbT6ep11Te BepHoe npeAJ10',KeH11e, LIT06b1 A0110JIH11Tb Allanor HIDKe. BepH0 No, he isn't. he is BepH0 from New York 3 BbT6ep11Te BepHoe rrpeanoxeH11e, LIT06b1 40110JIH11Tb Allanor Hier,xe. That's a secret. Jannie: He's very good-looking. What's his phone number? Holly: Bb16ep11Te BepHoe MeCT011MeH11e B Allanore Hlr,Ke, Mr. and their 4 Mrs. Miller are in Moscow but . . son's in London. BepH0 5 BbT6ep11Te BepHoe MeCT011MeH11e B 411anore Hil)Ke. We are Russian and . He my BepH0 BepHO Bonpoc OTBeT BepH0 friends are American. BbT6ep11Te BepHoe MeCT011MeH1re B Allanore Hllxe. The dog is 6 very nice. . name's Terry. 7 8 BCTaBbTe npeanorll. "Are you in Moscow . business?" "Yes, I'm here the semmar.' BCTaBbTe npor1Y1_ueHHb1e lipeanorll. Washington is the capital the its BepH0 for / at BepH0 of BepH0 engineer USA. Crary c 9 BCTaBbTe np01TY1_ueHHb1e rupeanorll. Keep this map of Moscow It's . . . for your British friend. BCTaBbTe npeanorll. "Charles isn't . . . the classroom now. 10in / at / on Is he . . . the meeting?" "No, he's . . . the football match." TecT 3 Bonpoc BCTaBbTe np011Y1_ueHHb1e aPT11KJ111 B lipe4J10)KeH11e Hilxe. football match is very interesting. BCTaBbTe aPT11KJ111 B npeÅJ10)KeH11e Hlr,Ke. Let me tell you about . Easy / difficult / small great happy yellow / new / good 24 West 55th Street York, NY, 10019 play. 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11 MeCT011MeH11HM11. My friend' s telegram isn 't 15th November 3 for my father. It's for . 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 HeAOCTaK)LL111M11 MeCT011MeH11fiM11. Today is Efie's birthday. 4 Come and speak with 3a1T011H11Te nporrycK11 MeCT011MeH1fflM11. We aren't busy. Phone . today 3a110ï1H11Te 6 111)1LT1araTeJ1 bHoe . 9 New 2 5 please. nporrycK11 MeCT011MeH11HM11. Is this an English stamp? How interesting! Show . to me, please. 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 HeAOCTaK)LL111M11 MeCT011MeH11fiM11. Where are the new students? 7 Tell . . to come. 3ar10TIH11Te nporrycK11 MeCT011MeHIHM11. Your Italian albums are nice. 8 Give . to Dear Jacky, Here I am in New York, and I'm quite l) about it. Our hotel is 2) but the food is 3). . . . Life is 4)... here. The subway isn't 5) . to use. Taxis Bonpoc OTBeT are also 6). to see, with 7)... TAXI signs on them. Write soon. Sendme Robert's 8). . . address, please. Love, Bob It / me BepH0 111)1maraTeJ1bHoe Easy / difficult / small / great / happy yellow / new / good easy BepH0 10 24 West 55th Street New York, NY, 10019 15th November BepH0 BepH0 OTBeT CraTyc the BepH0 the Bel?H0 He difficult He BepH0 him BepH0 BepH0 it BepH0 they He BepH0 Dear Jacky, Here I am in New York, and I'm quite l) . . about it. Our hotel is 2) but the food is 3). . . . Life is 4). . . here. The subway isn't 5) to use. Taxis are also 6). to see, with 7). TAXI signs on them. Write soon. Send me Robert's 8). . . address, please. Love, Bob # Bonpoc BCTaBbTe np01TY1_ueHHb1e apT11KJ111 B rrpeU10)KeH11e Hlrxe. Big Ben is clock in London. BCTaBbTe npor1Y11_ueHHb1e apT11KJ111 B npeanoxeH11e HIEKe. football 2 match is very interesting. OTBeT CTaTyc a BepH0 the BepH0 BepHO 3 BCTaBbTe 1113011Y1_ueHHb1e aPT11KJ111 B H113Ke. Let me tell you about . play. 4 BCTaBbTe np01TY1_ueHHb1e apT11KJ111 B rrpeU10)KeH11e Hirxe. "Let's take ... camera with us". "Which one? . . camera on . . . shelf?" the BepH0 a/ the / BepH0 the 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 1--œÅOCTm-01U11M11 MeCT011MeH11HM11. Where is George? Show . . . our garden. 5 him BepH0 them BepH0 3a110111--111Te nporrycK11 HeAOCTakOLU11M11 MeCT011MeH11HM11. Where are the new students? 6 Tell . . to come. 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 HeuOCTakOLU11M11 MeCT011MeH11HM11. Your Italian albums are nice. It / me BepH0 7 Give to . . ., please. CraTy c 111)11naraTeJ1bHoe . Easy / difficult / small great/ happy / yellow/ new good 24 West 55th Street 8 New York, NY, 10019 easy Bel?H0 yellow BepH0 15th November Dear Jacky, Here I am in New York, and I'm quite 1) . . about it. Our hotel is 2) but the food is 3). . . . Life is 4). . . here. The subway isn't 5) . to use. Taxis are also 6). to see, with 7)... TAXI signs on them. Write soon. Send me Robert's 8). . . address, please. Love, Bob npwraraTeJ1bHoe . Easy / difficult / small / great / happy yellow / new / good 24 West 55th Street 9 New York, NY, 10019 15th November Dear Jacky, Here I am in New York, and I'm quite l) . . about it. Our hotel is 2) but the food is 3). . . Life is 4)... here. The subway isn't 5) to use. Taxis are also 6). to see, with 7). TAXI signs on them. Write soon. Send me Robert's 8). . . address, please. Love, Bob Easy / difficult / small great / happy yellow / new / good West 55th Street Bonpoc OTBeT new New York, NY, 10019 BepH0 15th November Dear Jacky, Here I am in New York, and I'm quite l) . . about it. Our hotel is 2) any album, please. All of them are nice. BepH0 classes today and you?" "No on Saturday." BepH0 9some / none 3aBePLL111Te npeanoxeH11e H113Ke. "Has Linda friends in London?" got . "No not in London. She has got in Paris." any / some Bonpoc OTBeT BepH0 3aBePL1_111Te npeAnoxeH11e H11)Ke. . is not easy. Ted's job CTaTyc BepH0 3aBePLL111Te npeanoxeH11e H113Ke. . is in Kursk. Our friends' house BepHO the children's school BepH0 BepHO Bonpoc 3aBePLL111Te npeanoxeH11e H113Ke. well, here. Take . . . ! 3aBePLL111Te npeanoxeH11e HIEKe. They're pleased to meet . OTBeT the name of their BepH0 home town a box of matches BepH0 He Pats' girlfriends CraTyc npwraraTeJ1bHoe but the food is 3). . . . Life is 4)... here. The subway isn't 5) to use. Taxis are also 6). to see, with 7). TAXI signs on them. Write soon. Send me Robert's 8). . . address, please. Love, Bob TecT 4 OTB er Bonpoc I 3aBePL1_111Te npeAJ103KeH11e 1--1117Ke. . is not easy. 2 3aBePL1_111Te npeAJ103KeH11e 1--1117Ke. Where is ? 3 3aBePL1_111Te npeAnoxeH11e H11)Ke. . is very good. Ted's job CraTyc BepH0 the children's BepH0 school Maria's English BepH0 a box of 4 BepH0 5 6 3aBePL1_111Te npeAJ103KeH11e 1--1117Ke. They're pleased to meet . 7 3aBepLL111Te npeU10xeH11e H113Ke. Victor has got questions. Answer them, please matches the door of a car BepH0 Pat's girlfriend BepH0 some BepH0 BepH0 3 aBePL1_111Te npeAJ103KeH11e Hll*v-e. Victor has got . . . questions. Answer 7 some them, please Bonpoc OTBeT CTaryc 8 your album, please. All of them are nice. any 9 any hom some e?" "Yes, she has got . 3aBePLL111Te npeanoxeH11e HIEKe. "Has Linda got . friends in London?" 10 any Tec "No, not in London. She has got . . . in Paris." some T5 2 are . . . hotels in the town. 4 today. They have . . . visitors. 5 friends. 3aBePL1_111 Te npeAnoxeH11 / e Hll*x-e. Mr. Martin, show us . . . photos from / Glasgow School 4) . . . Art and the Scottish opera, T a lot he re ar e two popular football clubs 5) . Glasgow , Rangers and Celtic. B rlP11BeaeH 6 interesting programmes. We have . apples, so we can bake a 7 cake. B rlP11BeaeHHOM Hllxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (3) cneayeT 110CTaB11Tb npeanor I'm a student l) the University of Glasgow in Scotland. Glasgow is 2) the river 8 Clyde. It's an industrial city but it's also famous 3) . . . its museums, the Glasgow School 4) . . . Art and the Scottish opera, There are two popular football clubs 5) . Glasgow, Rangers and Celtic. B rlP11BeaeHHOM Hllxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (4) cneayeT 110CTaB11Tb npeanor I'm a student l) the University of Glasgow in Scotland. Glasgow is 2) the river 9 Clyde. It's an industrial city but it's also famous 3) . . . its museums, the HOM Hllxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (5) cneayeT 110CTaB11 Tb npeanor I'm a student l) the University of Glasgow in Scotland. Glasgow is 2) the river 10 Clyde. It's an industrial BepHO Bonpoc OTBeT OTBeT Craryc city but it's also famous 3) . its museums, the Glasgow School 4) . . . Art and the Scottish opera, There are two popular football clubs 5) . BepH0 He BepH0 He BepH0 BepH0 many BepH0 few BepH0 many BepH0 Glasgow, Rangers and Celtic. few He CraTyc 2 few BepH0 BepH0 3 a few B epH0 friends. 4few B epH0 Interesting programmes. BepH0 BepH0 of BepH0 for BepH0 He 5little 6 coffee cake. apples, so we can bake a BepH0 aoffew BepH0 B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (l) cneayeT 110CTaB11Tb npeanor I'm a student l) the University of Glasgow in Scotland. Glasgow is 2) the river Clyde. It's an industrial city but it's also famous 3) its museums, the Glasgow School 4) . . . Art and the Scottish opera. There are two popular football clubs 5) . Glasgow, Rangers and Celtic. B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (2) cneayeT 110CThB11Tb npeÄJ10r . I'm a student l) the University of Glasgow in Scotland. Glasgow is 2) . . . the river at m BepH0 BepH0 Bonpoc OTBeT Clyde. It's an industrial city but it's also famous 3) its museums, the Glasgow School 4) . Art and the Scottish opera. There are two popular football clubs 5) . Glasgow, Rangers and Celtic. on BepH0 for BepH0 B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (3) cneayeT 110CTaB11Tb npeanor I'm a student l) the University of Glasgow in Scotland. Glasgow is 2) . . . the river Clyde. It's an industrial city but it's also famous 3) its museums, the Glasgow School 4) . . . Art and the Scottish opera. There are two popular football clubs 5) . Glasgow, Rangers and Celtic. CraTyc B Hlrxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (5) cneayeT 110CTaB11Tb npezuor 10 Clyde. It's an industrial city but it's also famous 3) its museums, the Glasgow School 4) . . . Art and the Scottish opera. There are two popular football clubs 5) . Glasgow, Rangers and Celtic. m BepH0 OTBeT CTaryc TecT 6 Bonpoc I BCTaBbTe npor1Y1_ueHHb1e npeanorll. ..24 March 2 BCTaBbTe np01TY1_ueHHb1e rupeanorll. . On BepH0 On BepH0 at BepH0 Wednesday 3 BCTaBbTe 11ponyueHHb1e npezuorll. 4 BCTaBbTe . the weekend rupeanorll. . . winter on 5 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11 npeunoraM11. It's cool . autumn. 6 BbT6ep11Te 1--1y•žKHYÆ0 cþopMY rnarona B 411anore H113Ke. "What you on (to look He BepH0 He BepH0 is look at He BepH0 7 Bb16ep11Te busy?" 8 Bb16ep11Te cþopMY rnarona B Allanore H11)Ke. "John . . (to be) cþopMY rnarona B Alia-Flore H113Ke. "Yes, he . (to study) French.' 9 Bb16ep11Te BepH0 BepH0 studying cþopxry rnarona B 411aaore H11)Ke.. (to call) the engineer, call BepH0 I'm a student l) the University of Glasgow in Scotland. Glasgow is 2) . . . the river please. BepH0 about)?" "About summer holidays." Bonpoc BCTaBbTe npor1Y1_ueHHb1e lipeanorll. 2 BCTaBbTe npor1Y1_ueHHb1e npeanorll. 3 BCTaBbTe npeanorll. .the end of my holiday . Sunday . July OTBeT at on In CTaryc BepH0 BepH0 BepH0 BepHO Bonpoc 4 BCTaBbTe 1113011Y1_ueHHb1e rupeanorll. OTBeT . the evening In BbT6ep11Te cþ0PMY rnarona B Allanore H11)Ke. "What they . (to talk 10 talk about CTaTyc 5 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 npeunoraM11. Goodbye. See you Friday 6 3a110TIH11Te nporrycK11 npezuoraM11. It's cool autumn. 7 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11 rrpeunoraM11. All ofus are tired 8rnarona on BepH0 BepH0 the evenmgs. BepH0 you . (to look are look He Bb16ep11Te cþ0PMY B 411anore H11)Ke. "What . . . at Bb16ep11Te cþopMY rnarona B Alia-Flore H113Ke. "Yes, he . (to study) 9BepH0 French.' Bb16ep11Te 10are going BepH0 "To the university." studying cþopxry rnarona B 411aaore H11)Ke. "Where they . (to go)?" BepH0 OTBeT Bonpoc BCTaBbTe npeanorll. . . . the beginning of May BepH0 Bonpoc 2 BCTaBbTe 11porryueHHb1e npeÄnor11. July 3 In OTBeT 3a11011H11Te nporrycK11 npezuoraM11. It's cool autumn. 4 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11 rrpeunoraM11. All ofus are tiredthe evenmgs. BbT6ep11Te cþ0PMY rnarona B Allanore Hilxe. 'Where is Warris?" "She . is doing (to do) the flat. BbT6ep11Te cþopMY rnarona B Allanore HIDKe. "What . . . you . (to look are you 6 looking at 7 Bb16ep11Te cþopMY rnarona B Allanore H11)Ke. "John (to be) busy?" Bb16ep11Te cþopMY rnarona B Allanore HI-I)Ke. "Yes, he . (to study) Bb16ep11Te 9 engineer, please. cþopMY rnarona B 411anore H11)Ke. (to call) the Bb16ep11Te cþopMY rnarona B Alia-Flore H113Ke. "What BepH0 BepH0 BepH0 is studying BepH0 call BepH0 are talking they . . . (to talk 10 about)?" "About summer holidays." BepH0 BepH0 BepH0 5 8 French.' Craryc BepH0 about TecT7 OTBeT Craryc is yellow. BepH0 Bonpoc 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 1--111)Ke. That's not . . . raincoat. your / Mine 2 IlepecþopMYJ111pyñTe Borrpoc: Are you 20 years old? 21? 22? BepH0 you? What size is this 3 IlepecþopMyrmpY11Te Borrpoc: Is your sult size 38? 40? 42? 4 How old are BepH0 What make is IlepecþopMY111pyñTe Borrpoc: Is this the Volvo? The Ford? The Cadillac? BepH0 the car? Aor10JIH11Te npeu.T10)KeH11e HY,KH0ìÍ d)0PM0ñ rnarona. He to the Ministry by travels BepH0 5 car every day. 6 Aonor1H11Te npea.T10xeH11e HY,KH0ìÎ d)OPMOÏ1 rnarona. Usually he . . . much.does not walk BepH0 BCTaBbTe np011Y1_ueHHbTñ rnaroll B npeAJ10)KeH11e 1--1113Ke. I have a lot to . . . him tell 7 BepH0 on the phone. BCTaBbTe npor1Y1_ueHHb1Ï1 rnaroll B npeunoxeH11e Hlrxe. When you see them, don't forget to 8 hello to Mary. say BepH0 say 9 BCTaBbTe npor1Y1_ueHHb1ñ1 rnaroïl B npeU10xeH11e Hilxe. They . . . Jack's father is BepH0 ill again. BCTaBbTe npor1Y1_ueHHb1ñ1 rnaroll B npeanoxeH11e HIE-Ke. Tell three sets of tennis. him not to play BepH0 Bonpoc OTB eT CTaTyc BepHO Bonpoc OTBeT I FlepecþopMYJ111pyñTe Borrpoc: Are these shoes size 39/ 40? 41? Whose these shoes are? What day is it 2 IlepecþopMYJ111pyñTe Borrpoc: Is it Monday? Tuesday? Wednesday? BepH0 BepH0 today? What size is this 3 IlepecþopMYJ111pyñTe Borrpoc: Is your suit size 38? 40? 42? BepH0 suit? What make is the BepH0 4 FlepecþopMYJ111pyñTe Borrpoc: Is this the Volvo? The Ford? The Cadillac? car? 5 AOHOJIH11Te npeAnoxeH11e HY,KHOYI cþopMoÏ1 rnarona. . . an intelligent man? is he do they live 6 Aonor1H11Te npea.T10xeH11e HY,KHOÌÎ d)OPMOÏ1 rnarona. . . . in Bristol? BepH0 BepH0 Aor10JIH11Te npeAJ10',KeH11e HYÆH0ìÎ cþopMoñ1 rnarona. He to the Ministry by car every day. 7 travels BepH0 8 AOr10JTh11Te npe4J10)KeH11e HY%KH0ñ cþopMoÏ1 rnarona. Usually he . . . much. does not walk BepH0 say BepH0 BCTaBbTe nporryueHHb1Ï1 rnar0J1 B rrpeanoxeH11e H113Ke. People . . . Robert say B epH0 BCTaBbTe npor1Y1_ueHHb1Ï1 rnarojl B npeu.T10xeH11e 1--1113Ke. They . . . Jack's 9 father is ill again. 10 and Laura have got a new house. TecT 8 Bonpoc OTBeT CTaTyc He I 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 H11)Ke. Are there . . . food halls in Harrods? little 2 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 H11)Ke. There's not . . . petrol in his car. much BepH0 3 3ar10J"1H11Te nporrycK11 HID-Ke. Buy some more cheese. There isn't . in the much BepH0 fridge. 3a110111--111Te 11porrycK11 Hirxe. 'How much mineral water is there in the little 4 bottle?" "Oh, there's very . 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 H11',Ke. Mr. Jackson sells a lot of English books but . few 5 Russian magazmes. Aor10JIH11Te npeunoxeH11e HY,KH0ìÍ cþopMoñ1 rnarona. On Sundays my parents have 6 stay at home and . . . a lovely time watching TV have 7 Aor10JIH11Te npezuoxeH11e HYÆH0ìÍ rnarona. Ask the waiter what kinds of 8 pasta they for the second course. got AOr10JIH11Te npe4J10)KeH11e HY%KH0ñ cþopMoÏ1 rnarona. You . . . your father's nose and have mouth. got 9 BepH0 BepH0 BepH0 BepH0 BepH0 BepH0 Aor10JIH11Te npeunoxeH11e HY,KH0ìÍ cþopMoñ1 rnarona. "Are you a bath?" "No, not a having BepH0 bath. I'm a shower.' Aor10JIH11Te npezuoxeH11e HYÆH0ìÍ to have rnarona. "What do you want to dom' "I Bonpoc OTBeT CraTyc want a small break." CraTyc I 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. There's not . . . petrol in his car. much 3a11011H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. Buy some more cheese. There isn't . in the much 2 fridge. 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. "Let's drink some yogurt." "But we haven't got 3 much few of it. There's very . . . at home.' BepH0 BepH0 He BepH0 3a110JIH11Te nponycK11 H113Ke. "How many mistakes are there in your dictation?" 4 "Notmuch many. Today there are very He BepH0 3ar10TIH11Te nporrycK11 Hi13Ke. "How much mineral water is there in the bottle?" "Oh, little BepH0 5 there's very . AOHOJIH11Te npeAnoxeH11e HY,KHOYI cþopMoÏ1 rnarona. On Sundays my parents stay 6 at have BepH0 BepH0 have home and a lovely time watching TV. Aor10JIH11Te npeu.T10)KeH11e HY,KH0ìÍ d)0PM0ñ rnarona. Ask the waiter what kinds of 7 to have BepH0 pasta they for the second course. Aonor1H11Te npea.T10xeH11e HY,KHOÌÎ d)OPMOÏ1 rnarona. You . . . your father's nose and 8 mouth. OTBeT CTaTyc Aor1011H11Te npeA-T10',KeH11e HYÆHOYI cþopMoñ1 rnarona. . Sharon ever . lunch at a 9 He whose cafe'? Aor10JIH11Te npea.qoxeH11e HY,KHoiÎ (þopMoÏ1 rnarona. "What do you want to do?" "I 10 want a small break.' BepHO which BepH0 He whose TecT 9 Bonpoc I 3a11011H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. I don't like people never stop talking. 2 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. A coffee maker is a machine makes coffee. 3 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. I have a friend drives carelessly. 4 3a110111--111Te 11porrycK11 Hirxe. She always asks me questions are difficult to answer. 5 3a11011H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. Do you know anybody ... wants to buy a car? have got BepH0 have got BepH0 does BepHO Bonpoc OTBeT that BepH0 who BepH0 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. Sonia . . . practise so much if she wants to take He part in the 6 need BepH0 marathon. 7 you . . . work very 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. If you want to improve must BepH0 your English, hard. 8 3ar10J"1H11Te nporrycK11 Hi13Ke.I invite Nick to our house? May BepH0 must BepH0 9 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 HILKe. You not make notes in the books. must 10 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. You pay your bills in restaurants. BepH0 Bonpoc OTBeT CTaTyc 3a110ÃH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. I don't like people never stop talking. who BepH0 2 3ar10J"1H11Te nporrycK11 Hi13Ke. A coffee maker is a machine ... makes coffee. which BepH0 that BepH0 3 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 H11)Ke. I have a friend ... drives carelessly. who BepH0 4 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. Do you know anybody wants to buy a car? 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. Sonia . . . practise so much if she wants to take He part in the 5 marathon. can BepH0 may BepH0 6 3a110111--111Te nporrycK11 Hlrxe. It . rain soon. must BepH0 7 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. You not make notes in the books. BepH0 8 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. You pay your bills in restaurants. 9 3a11011H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. The baby is sleeping. You not shout. 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. He has left the army and doesn't . . . to wear a Bonpoc uniform 10 any more must must need BepH0 BepH0 OTBeT CTaTyc BepH0 OTBeT CraTyc TecT 10 Bonpoc doesn't 1 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. His eyes are very good. Heglasses. have to wear have to stop BepH0 3 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. Samuel is not often at home. He a lot in his job. has to travel B rlP11BeAeHHOM HIE*x-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (5) cneayeT TIOCTaB11Tb apT11K.T1b Yohanes Bastien is l). . ticket inspector. He works on 2). . Eurostar service between 3) Britain, 4) ..... France and 5).. ... Belgium. He travels to London and 4 Brussels several times 6) . week. He lives in 7) . . house in Paris. 8). . .. house is about thirty minutes from Gare du Nord. And how does he get to .. work? By 10).. bicycle! BepH0 2 3ar10TIH11Te nporrycK11 Hi13Ke. I eat too much chocolate. I BepH0 BepH0 B 11P11BeAeHHOM 1--1113Ke TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nponycKa (6) cneayeT TIOCTaB11Tb aPT11K1b Yohanes Bastien is l). . . .. ticket inspector. He works on 2). . . .. Eurostar service 5 between 3) .Britain, 4) France and 5).. Belgium. He travels to London and BepH0 a Brussels several times 6) week. He lives in 7) house in Paris. 8). . ... house is about thirty minutes from Gare du Nord. And how does he get to work? By 10).. bicycle! B TIP11BeueHHOM Hll*c-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (10) cneAyeT HOCTaB11Tb aPT11KJ1b Yohanes Bastien is ticket inspector. He works on 2). . . Eurostar service France and 5).. Belgium. He travels to London and He 6 between 3) . . ... Britain, 4) BepH0 Billssels several times 6) . week. He lives in 7) . . house in Paris. 8). . ... house is about thirty minutes from Gare du Nord. And how does he get to .. work? By 10).. bicycle! 7 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 Hi13Ke. George is a good photographer, but he take photos. doesn't BepH0 He 8 3aKOHt111Te rrpeanoxeH11e H11>Ke. You don't know John very well, but I BepH0 . can 3aKOHt111Te npeanoxeH11e H11>Ke. The workers in the firm work hard, but the manager BepH0 10 doesn't BepH0 1 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. I eat too much chocolate. I have to BepH0 stop have to B epH0 work 2 3a110111--111Te 11porrycK11 Hilxe. You want to speak good English. You hard. B 11P11BeAeHHOM 1--1113Ke TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nponycKa (l) cneayeT TIOCTaB11Tb aPT11K1b Yohanes Bastien is l). . . ticket inspector. He works on 2). . ... Eurostar service 3 between 3) Britain, 4) . . ... France and 5).. Belgium. He travels to London and Brussels several times 6) . week. He lives in 7) . house in Paris. 8). . ... house is He B epH0 Bonpoc OTBeT .... Bonpoc OTBeT CTaryc CTary c about thirty minutes from Gare du Nord. And how does he get to .. work? By 10).. bicycle! B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (2) cneayeT 7 3aKOHt111Te 3aKOHL111 110CTaB11Tb apT11KJ1b Yohanes Bastien is l). . ticket inspector. He works on 2). . Te HilNe. The Eurostar service between 3) Britain, 4) France and 5).. Belgium. He travels to London workers in the and 4 Brussels several times 6) . week. He lives in 7) . house in Paris. 8). . ... house IS firm work hard, about thirty minutes from Gare du Nord. And how does he get to 9). . . work? By but the manager 8 10).. bicycle! B TIP11BeueHHOM Hll*c-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (5) cyreayeT 110CTaB11Tb apT11KY1b Yohanes Bastien is ticket inspector. He works on Eurostar service 5 between 3) . . ... Britain, 4) France and 5).. Belgium. He travels to London and Brussels several times 6) . week. He lives in 7) house in Paris. 8). . ... house is about thirty minutes from Gare du Nord. And how does he get to .. work? By 10).. bicycle! B 11P11BeueHHOM H11*Q-e TeKCTe Ha MecT0 rrponycKa (8) cneayeT TIOCTaB11Tb aPT11K-T1b Yohanes Bastien is ticket inspector. He works on 2). . Eurostar service between 3) . Britain, 4) France and 5).. Belgium. He travels to London and 6 Brussels several times 6) . . ... week. He lives in 7) . . ... house in Paris. 8). . ... house is about thirty minutes from Gare du Nord. And how does he get to 9). . . work? By 10).. bicycle! 9 3aKOHT111Te rrpeÄJ10•xeH 11e H11>Ke. I haven't got any money for a taxi, but Nancy ... 10 3aKOHt111Te npe4J10xeH11e Bonpoc OTBeT CraTyc H11>Ke. All of them are smoking, but Chris . has B epH0 isn't BepH0 TecT 11 Bonpoc the OTBeT CraTyc BepH0 BepH0 the BepH0 do BepH0 doesn't BepH0 B 11P11BeueHHOM TeKCTe Ha MeCTO ITponycKa (2) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CIOBO ... Tom Smith was a writer. He l). (to write) detective stories for magazines. One evenmg he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3). (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). . . (to go) to the cinema. When he 6). (to leave), a burglar 7). . . (to break) into his flat and 8). . . (to read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story and I was not 1 BepH0 10). . . (not to think) much of it. I I l). . . (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will able return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the burglar's suggestions and 13). . . (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). (to be) still not a successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16). (go out) in the evening, he always 17). . . (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter. B HIE*x-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (3) HYNH0 L106aB11Tb CllOBO Tom Smith was a writer. He l). (to write) detective stories for magazines. One evening he (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3). . . (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). .. (to go) to the cinema. When he 6). . . (to leave), a burglar (to break) into his flat and 8). (to 2 sat BepH0 read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story and I 10)... (not to think) much of it. I I (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the burglar's suggestions and 13)... (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). (to be) still not a successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16)... (go out) in the evening, he always 17). (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter. Bonpoc OTBeT Smith was a writer. He l). (to write) detective stories for magazines. One evemng he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3). (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). (to go) to the cinema. When he 6). (to leave), a burglar 7). . . (to break) into his flat and 8). (to 3 read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story and I has 10). (not to think) much of it. I I (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). (to study) the burglar's suggestions and 13). . . (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). . . (to be) still not a successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16). . . (go out) in the evening, he always 17)... (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter. B 11P11BeAeHHOM 1--1113Ke TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nponycKa (6) HY)KHO A06aB11Tb CJIOBO Tom Smith was a writer. He l). (to write) detective stories for magazines. One evening he 2). .. (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3). (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). . . (to go) to the cinema. When he 6).. (to leave), a burglar 7). . . (to break) into his flat leaved 4 and 8). (to read) his story. Themuch visitor a note: "I have readtonight, your story I 10). (not to think) of 9)... it. I I(to l).leave) . . (notTom to go) to steal anything butand I will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the burglar's suggestions and 13). . . (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). . . (to be) still not a successful writer, and he 15)... (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16). (go out) in the evening, he always 17)... (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter. B rlP11BeaeHHOM Hllxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (7) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CllOBO Tom Smith was a writer. He l). (to write) detective stories for magazines. One evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3). (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). . . (to go) to the cinema. When he 6). (to leave), a burglar 7)... (to break) into his flat and 8). (to read) his story. The visitor 9)... (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story and I braked 5 10)... (not to think) much of it. I I l). . . (hot to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the burglar's suggestions and 13)... (to write) the rest of the story. He 14)... (to be) still not a successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16). . . (go out) in the evening, he always 17)... (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter. B 11P11BeueHHOM TeKCTe Ha MeCTO ITponycKa (8) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CIOBO ... Tom Smith was a writer. He l). (to write) detective stories for magazines. One evenmg he 2). .. (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3). (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). . . (to go) to the cinema. When he 6). (to leave), a burglar 7). . . (to break) into his flat and 8). (to read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story and I was He BepH0 BepH0 He He BepH0 He Bonpoc OTBeT CraTyc 6 10). . . (not to think) much of it. I I l). . . (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will reading BepH0 return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the burglar's suggestions and 13). . . (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). (to be) still not a successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16)... (go out) in the evening, he always 17)... (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter. B rlP11BeAeHHOM HIE*x-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (13) HYNHO L106aB11Tb CÃOBO . He 7 Tom Smith was a writer. He 1)... (to write) detective stories for magazmes. One writes BepH0 evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3)... (to sit) with his B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (4) HY,KHO A06aB11Tb CllOBO ... Tom Bonpoc OTBeT CraTyc typewriter in front of him, but he 4) (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). (to go) to the cinema. When he 6). (to leave), a burglar 7). . . (to break) into his flat and 8). (to read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story and I 10). (not to think) much of it. I I l). (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12).. (to study) the burglar's suggestions and 13). . . (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). . . (to be) still not a successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16). . . (go out) in the evening, he always 17)... (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter. 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 Hlrxe. Simon was a brilliant student. His parents . . . worry didn't 8 about his marks. have to BepH0 wasn't 9 3a11011H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. I had no key so I . lock the door. BepH0 able to 3a110TIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke MeCTOHMeHIHM11, ecjlll 3T0 He06X0411MO. When did 10 you BepH0 feel happy? Bonpoc OTBeT Craryc B rlP11BeaeHHOM Hllxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (8) HYÆHO 406aB11Tb CllOBO . Tom Smith was a writer. He (to write) detective stories for magazines. One evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3)... (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). . . (to go) to the cinema. When he (to leave), a burglar 7). (to break) into his flat and 8). . . (to read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story and reads 1 10)... (not to think) much of it. I I (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). (to study) the burglar's suggestions and 13)... (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). . . (to be) still not a successful writer, and he 15). (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16). (go out) in the evening, he always 17)... (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter. B 11P11BeueHHOM TeKCTe Ha MeCTO ITponycKa (10) 1--1YÆH0 A06aB11Tb CllOBO . Tom Smith was a writer. He l). . . (to write) detective stories for magazines. One evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3)... (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). . . (to go) to the cinema. When he 6)... (to leave), a burglar 7). (to break) into his flat and 8). . . 2 (to read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story and am not He BepH0 He Bonpoc OTBeT CraTyc 1 10). . . (not to think) much of it. I I l). . . (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I think will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the burglar's suggestions and 13). . . (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). (to be) still not a successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16).. (go out) in the evening, he always 17). (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter. B rlP11BeaeHHOM HIE*x-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (14) 1--1YÆH0 L106aB11Tb CÃOBO . Tom Smith was a writer. He l). . . (to write) detective stories for magazmes. One evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3)... (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). . . (to go) to 3 the cinema. When he 6). . . (to leave), a burglar 7). . . (to break) into his flat and 8). . . BepH0 BepH0 (to read) his story. The visitor 9). (to leave) Tom a note: "1 have read your story and 1 10). (not to think) much of it. I I l). (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the burglar's suggestions and 13)... (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). . . (to be) still not a successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16)... (go out) in the evening, he always 17). . . (to leave) a half-finished story near his 4 3ar10J"1H11Te nporrycK11 Hi13Ke. Mary was late and they wait for her. had to 5 3ar10111--111Te nporrycK11 H11)Ke. . you walk or did they have to carry you? Can 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 H11',Ke. Simon was a brilliant student. His parents . worry 6 about his marks. didn't 3a11011H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. Did you attend the lecture yesterday? No, I didn 't. I 7 take part in the conference. BepH0 He BepH0 BepH0 have to had to BepH0 herself BepH0 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 H11)Ke MeCT011MeH11fiM11, ecu-Ill 3TO He06X0411MO. That lonely 8 lady often talks to . 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke MeCT011MeH11HM11, ecu-Ill 3TO He06X0411MO. Fred, be 9 yourself BepH0 careful! Don't hurt . . . with the hammer. 3a110TIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke MeCTOHMeHIHM11, ecjlll 3T0 He06X0411MO. The car started typewriter. 10 itself BepH0 to move all by . Bonpoc B rlP11BeaeHHOM Hllxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (5) HYÆHO 406aB11Tb CllOBO . Tom Smith was a writer. He (to write) detective stories for magazines. One evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3). . . (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). . . (to go) to the cinema. When he (to leave), a burglar 7). (to break) into his flat and 8). . . OTBeT CTaTyc Bonpoc OTBeT CraTyc (to read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story went and 1 10). . . (not to think) much of it. I I (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the burglar's suggestions and 13)... (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). . . (to be) still not a successful writer, and he 15). (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16). (go out) in the evening, he always 17)... (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter. B 11P11BeueHHOM TeKCTe Ha MeCTO ITponycKa (6) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CIOBO . Tom Smith was a writer. He l). . . (to write) detective stories for magazines. One evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3). . . (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). . . (to go) to the cinema. When he 6)... (to leave), a burglar 7). (to break) into his flat and 8). . . 2 (to read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story left and 1 10). . . (not to think) much of it. I I l ). (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12).. . (to study) the burglar's suggestions and 13). . . (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). (to be) still not a successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16).. (go out) in the evening, he always 17). (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter. BepH0 BepH0 B rlP11BeAeHHOM HIE*x-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (8) HYÆHO Z106aB11Tb CllOBO Tom Smith was a writer. He l). . . (to write) detective stories for magazmes. One evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3). . . (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). . . (to go) to the cinema. When he 6). . . (to leave), a burglar 7). . . (to break) into his flat and 8). . . 3 read (to read) his story. The visitor 9). (to leave) Tom a note: "1 have read your story and 1 10). . . (not to think) much of it. I I (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the burglar's suggestions and 13)... (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). . . (to be) still not a successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16)... (go out) in the evening, he always 17). . . (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter. BepH0 B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (9) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CllOBO . Tom Smith was a writer. He l). . . (to write) detective stories for magazines. One evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3). . . (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). (to go) to the cinema. When he 6). . . (to leave), a burglar 7). . . (to break) into his flat and 8). . . (to read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story leaved 4 and 1 10). . . (not to think) much of it. I I l ). . . (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12).. . (to study) the burglar's suggestions and 13). (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). . . (to be) still not a successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16). (go out) in the evening, he always 17). . . (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter. B 11P11BeAeHHOM 1--1113Ke TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nponycKa (10) 1--IYÆHO A06aB11Tb C.qOBO ... Tom Smith was a writer. He l). . . (to write) detective stories for magazines. One evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3). . . (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). (to go) to the cinema. When he 6). . . (to leave), a burglar 7). . . He BepH0 Bonpoc OTBeT CraTyc (to break) into his flat and 8). . . 5 (to read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story am not and 1 10). . . (not to think) much of it. I I l). . . (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but think I will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12).. . (to study) the burglar's suggestions and 13). (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). (to be) still not a successful writer, and he 15). (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16)... (go out) in the evening, he always 17)... (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter. He BepH0 B rlP11BeaeHHOM Hllxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (15) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CÃOBO . Tom Smith was a writer. He (to write) detective stories for magazines. One evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3). . . (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). . . (to go) to the cinema. When he 6)... (to leave), a burglar 7). (to break) into his flat and 8)... (to read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "1 have read your story waited and 1 10)... (not to think) much of it. I I l). . . (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the burglar's suggestions and 13)... (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). . . (to be) still not a successful writer, and he 15). (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16). (go out) in the evening, he always 17)... (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter. 7 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. . you walk or did they have to carry you? Could 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. Simon was a brilliant student. His parents worry didn't 8 about his marks. have to 6 He BepH0 BepH0 BepH0 3a110111--111Te nporrycK11 Hirxe. When I was a child I understand adults, and now that couldn't 9BepH0 I am an adult I . understand children. can't 10 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. I had no key so I . . . lock the door. wasn't able to BepH0 B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (l) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CllOBO ... When 1 last (to see) her 2) (to walk) toward the station, 1 3) . . (to ask) her where saw she 4) (to go). She answered, "London", but I don't think she 5) . . (to speak) the tillth Bonpoc OTBeT because there 6) . . . (not to be) any train for London at that time. BepH0 B TIP11BeueHHOM Hll*c-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (3) HYRHO J06aB11Tb CJIOBO 2 When l last (to see) her 2) . . (to walk) toward the station, 1 3) (to ask) her asked where she 4) . (to go). She answered, "London", but I don't think she 5) . . (to speak) the thith because there 6) . (not to be) any train for London at that time. B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrponycKa (5) HY,KHO A06aB11Tb CIOBO . (to see) her 2) . . (to walk) toward the station, 1 3) (to ask) her 3 When 1 last spoke where she 4) . . (to go). She answered, "London", but I don't think she 5) . . (to speak) the tillth because there 6) . . . (not to be) any train for London at that time. B rlP11BeAeHHOM HIE*x-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (2) HYÆHO Z106aB11Tb CllOBO The teacher l) . . (to come) into the classroom unusually early and one of the boys who 2) (to smoke) a cigarette, 3)... (to have) no time to put it out. So he 4) . . (to BepH0 He BepH0 He 4 throw) it into the desk. A little later the teacher 5) . . (to notice) the smoke 6) . (to rise) smokes BepH0 from the desk. "You 7) (to smoke) when 1 8) . . (to come in)?" he 9) (to ask). B 11P11BeAeHHOM 1--1113Ke TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nponycKa (6) HY,KHO A06aB11Tb CJIOBO The teacher l) . . . (to come) into the classroom unusually early and one of the boys who 5 2) . . . (to smoke) a cigarette, 3). .. (to have) no time to put it out. So he 4) . . (to BepH0 throw) it into the desk. A little later the teacher 5) . . (to notice) the smoke 6) (to rise) nsmg from the desk. "You 7) . . (to smoke) when 1 8) (to come in)?" he 9) (to ask). B TIP11BeueHHOM Hll*c-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (7) HYRHO J06aB11Tb CJIOBO The teacher l) . (to come) into the classroom unusually early and one of the boys who 2) (to smoke) a cigarette, 3). .. (to have) no time to put it out. So he 4) (to was you He 6 throw) it into the desk. A little later the teacher 5) . . (to notice) the smoke 6) . (to rise) smoke BepH0 from the desk. "You 7) (to smoke) when 1 8) . . (to come in)?" he 9) (to ask). 3ar10J"1H11Te nporrycK11 Hi13Ke. Readers . . . return books on or before the date must BepH0 stamped below. 8 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 HI-I)Ke. You wash the car. The paint is still wet. mustn 't BepH0 7 TecT 12 CTaryc BepH0 He BepH0 Bonpoc OTB eT CT B 11P11BeueHHOM H11*Q-e TeKCTe Ha MecT0 rrponycKa (l) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CÃOBO 1 When 1 last (to see) her 2) (to walk) toward the station, 1 3) . . (to ask) her where she 4) . . (to go). She answered, "London", but I don't think she 5) . . (to speak) the tillth because there 6) . . . (not to be) any train for London at that time. B 11P11BeueHHOM TeKCTe Ha MeCTO ITponycKa (2) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CIOBO . saw aTyc BepH0 teacher l) . (to come) into the classroom unusually early and one of the boys who 2) 4 . (to smoke) a cigarette, 3). . . (to have) no time to put it out. So he 4) (to throw) it threw BepH0 into the desk. A little later the teacher 5)Bonpoc . . (to notice) the smoke 6) (to rise) from the desk. OTBeT CraTyc "You 7) (to smoke) when 1 8) (to come in)?" he 9) (to ask). B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (5) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CllOBO ... The 5 teacher l) . (to come) into the classroom unusually early and one of the boys who 2) He . (to smoke) a cigarette, 3). . . (to have) no time to put it out. So he 4) (to throw) it notices into the desk. A little later the teacher 5) (to notice) the smoke 6) . (to rise) from the desk. "You 7) (to smoke) when 1 8) (to come in)?" he 9) (to ask). BepH0 B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (7) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CllOBO ... The teacher l) . (to come) into the classroom unusually early and one of the boys who 2) did you 6 . (to smoke) a cigarette, 3). . . (to have) no time to put it out. So he 4) (to throw) it smoke into the desk. A little later the teacher 5) (to notice) the smoke 6) (to rise) from the desk. "You 7) (to smoke) when 1 8) (to come in)?" he 9) (to ask). 3ar10ÄH11Te nporrycK11 1--111,xe. Readers ... return books on or before the date 7 stamped must below. 8 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 HI-I)Ke. You wash the car. The paint is still wet. mustn't 2 When I last 1)... (to see) her 2) (to walk) toward the station, 1 3) . . (to ask) her walks where she 4) . . (to go). She answered, "London", but I don't think she 5) . . (to speak) the thith because there 6) . . . (not to be) any train for London at that time. He BepH0 BepH0 BepH0 He BepH0 B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (l) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CllOBO ... The 3 teacher l) . . (to come) into the classroom unusually early and one of the boys who 2) came (to smoke) a cigarette, 3). . . (to have) no time to put it out. So he 4) (to throw) it BepH0 OTB eT into the desk. A little later the teacher 5) (to notice) the smoke 6) (to rise) from the desk. "You 7) (to smoke) when 1 8) (to come in)?" he 9) . . (to ask). B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (4) HY,KHO A06aB11Tb CllOBO ... The He 9on BepH0 He 10with BepH0 TecT 13 Bonpoc OTBeT CTaryc B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO liporrycKa (l) HY,KHO A06aB11Tb 111311naraTeY1bHoe B HY,KHoï1 creneH11 cpaBHeH11H ... The Channel Tunnel is the second 1)... (long) tunnel in the world. The 2). . . (long) is the Seikan tunnel in Japan, but the Channel Tunnel has a 3). . . (long) undersea section. One team began drilling in France and the other in England. The drilling machines were 4)... 1 the longest BepH0 (heavy) ever made. The 5). . . (big) problem for the builders was to meet at exactly the same place in the middle of the Channel. The Channel Tunnel is 6). . . (great) engineering project ever. It has 7) . (sophisticated) railway control system in the Bonpoc CraTyc world, and it's going to be 8). . . (busy) railway track in Europe, with one train every three minutes. B rlP11BeaeHHOM Hllxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (2) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb npunaraTeJ1bHoe B HYNHOÏI creneH11 cpaBHeH11H The Channel Tunnel is the second l). . . (long) tunnel in the world. The 2). . . (long) is the Seikan tunnel in Japan, but the Channel Tunnel has a 3). (long) undersea section. One team began 2 drilling in France and the other in England. The drilling machines were 4)... (heavy) ever made. The 5). (big) problem for the builders was to meet at exactly the most long He BepH0 the same place in the middle of the Channel. The Channel Tunnel is 6). . . (great) engineering project ever. It has 7) (sophisticated) railway control system in the world, and it's going to be 8). . . (busy) railway track in Europe, with one train every three minutes. B TIP11BeueHHOM HlThce TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (3) HY,KHO A06aB11Tb 3 111311,1araTeJ1bHoe B HY,KHOÏI creneH11 cpaBHeH11H The Channel Tunnel is the longer BepH0 second l). . . (long) tunnel in the world. The 2). . . (long) is the Seikan tunnel in Japan, but the Channel Tunnel has a 3). . . (long) undersea section. One team began drilling in France and the other in England. The drilling machines were 4)... (heavy) ever made. The 5). . . (big) problem for the builders was to meet at exactly the same place in the middle of the Channel. The Channel Tunnel is 6). (great) engineering project ever. It has 7) . (sophisticated) railway control system in the world, and it's going to be 8). . . (busy) railway track in Europe, with one train every three minutes. 4 drilling in France and the other in England. The drilling machines were 4)... the (heavy) ever made. The 5). (big) problem for the builders was to meet at exactly heaviest the same place in the middle of the Channel. The Channel Tunnel is 6). . . (great) engineering project ever. It has 7) (sophisticated) railway control system in the world, and it's going to be 8). . . (busy) railway track in Europe, with one train every three minutes. BepH0 Don 't 3a11011H11Te nporrycK11. (not to forget) to bring me Walter's calculator back on forget 5 /BepH0 Monday! He said, he . . . (to need) it in his everyday work. needed 6 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11. We invited Mrs. Tailor to dinner, but she refused saying that didn't He she (not to like) going out much. 7 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11. "What . . . you (to talk) about?" 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11. "Did you know that 8 liked are you talking Tom (to paint) in his spare time?" .is painting "Really? I had no idea!" 9 BepH0 BepH0 He BepH0 He BepH0 on "Bolshoi" tomorrow evening? 10 BepH0 whe Bonpoc OTBeT CraTyc Bonpoc OTBeT CTaryc n the orator entered . . . the lecture hall. B TIP11BeueHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (l) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb numaraTeJ1bHoe B HY,KHOÏI cTeneH11 cpaBHeH11fl The Channel Tunnel is the second 1)... (long) tunnel in the world. The 2)... (long) is the Seikan tunnel in Japan, but the Channel Tunnel has a 3). . . (long) undersea section. One team began the I drilling in France and the other in England. The drilling machines were 4). . . (heavy) longest ever made. The 5). (big) problem for the builders was to meet at exactly the same place in the middle of the Channel. The Channel Tunnel is 6). . . (great) engineering project ever. It has 7) (sophisticated) railway control system in the world, and it's going to be 8). (busy) railway track in Europe, with one train every three minutes. B 11P11BeueHHOM H11*Q-e TeKCTe Ha MecT0 rrponycwa (5) HY,KHO A06aB11Tb lupunaraTeJ1bHoe B HYNH0ñ cTeneH11 cpaBHeH11H ... The Channel Tunnel is the second l). . . (long) tunnel in the world. The 2). . . (long) is the Seikan tunnel in Japan, but the Channel Tunnel has a (long) undersea section. One team began 2 drilling in France and the other in England. The drilling machines were 4). . . (heavy) bigger B TIP11BeaeHHOM H113+x•e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (4) HY3KHO A06aB11Tb npwraraTeJ1bHoe B HY,KHOÏI cTerreH11 cpaBHeH11H The Channel Tunnel is the second l). . . (long) tunnel in the world. The 2). . . (long) is the Seikan tunnel in Japan, but the Channel Tunnel has a 3). . . (long) undersea section. One team began BepH0 He BepH 0 ever made. The 5). . . (big) problem for the builders was to meet at exactly the same place in the middle of the Channel. The Channel Tunnel is 6). . . (great) engineermg project ever. It has 7) (sophisticated) railway control system in the world, and it's going to be 8). . . (busy) railway track in Europe, with one train every three minutes. Bonpoc OTBeT CraTyc 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11. Hurry up! The train for Leads . (to leave) from platform 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11. (not to forget) to bring me Walter's calculator back on Don 't 4 forget needed are you talking Monday! He said, he (to need) it in his everyday work. 5 3a11011H11Te nporrycK11. "What you (to talk) about?" 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11. "Did you know that Tom (to paint) in his spare time?" 6 painted "Really? I had no idea!" 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11. Alan told his neighbours that he . . (to have) a company that 7 night. 3ar10J"1H11Te nporrycK11. The article stressed the point that the new generation . did not . . (not 8 to accept) their parent's ideals. accept BepH0 BepH0 BepH0 He BepH0 BepH0 He 9 BepH0 "Bolshoi" tomorrow evening? of / with BepH0 is why 10 is always angry . you. TecT 14 Bonpoc OTBeT CraTyc 1 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11. My brother hasn't graduated from university He's . studying there. already still He 2 3a11011H11Te nporrycK11. William and Carol have been married . . . 1995. smce BepH0 BepH0 smce BepH0 3 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11. That theatre was closed . . . many years ago. 4 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11. It's two months I started driving my car. 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11. This is the first time I . . . (to eat) so many has eaten hamburgers. 6 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11. My father . (to work) for the company for five years. worked Then he gave it up. 5 7 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 apT11KneM, ecu"lll 3TO He06X0411MO. I'm scared of . . . dark. the BepH0 He BepH0 BepH0 BepH0 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 aPT11KJ1eM, ecJ111 3T0 He06XOA11MO. He has worked in . 8 radio all his life. 3a110111--111Te nporrycK11 apT11KJ1eM, ecuT111 3TO He06XOA11MO. I 9 don't like using . phone, I prefer letters. BepH0 the BepH0 Bonpoc 3ar10ÿ1H11Te me OTBeT nporrycK11 ecjlll 3T0 He06X0411MO. He has just asked the BepH0 10 what time lecture starts. Bonpoc OTBeT CraTyc 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11. My brother hasn't graduated from university He's . . . 1 yet/ still BepH0 studying there. 2 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11. I've started learning German, but I haven't got very far yet BepH0 3 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11. William and Carol have been married . . . 1995. 4 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11. That theatre was closed . . . many years ago. BepH0 BepH0 smce 3ar10J"1H11Te nporrycK11. We have known the Smiths . . . 15 years, they He smce moved to 5 BepH0 Bridge Street. smce 6 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11. This is the first time I (to eat) so many hamburgers. have eaten BepH0 3 is leaving BepH0 Nine at 6 p.m. Bonpoc OTBeT 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11. The other day my parents (to buy) two interesting pieces 7 bought of furniture. 8 3a11011H11Te nporrycK11. She . (to fry) to find a permanent job for quite a time. tried 9 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 aPT11KJ1eM, ecJ111 3T0 He06XOA11MO. I'm scared of . . . dark. the 3ar10ÿ1H11Te nporrycK11 teacher. ecjlll 3T0 He06X0411MO. experience is best 10the BepH0 He BepH0 BepH0 BepH0 TecT 15 Bonpoc OTBeT 3a110111--111Te 11porrycK11. Give Alice another piece of advice ... it keeps her 1 after quiet. 2 3ar10J"1H11Te nporrycK11. I play tennis with Jack, he always wins. when Aor10JIH11Te npezuoxeH11e HYÆH0ìÍ rnarona. What ... like in the year 3 will fashion be 2025? CraTyc He BepH0 BepH0 BepH0 AOr10JTh11Te npe4J10)KeH11e HY,KHOYI cþopMoY1 rnarona. I've already broken 4 5 there? two plates. ... washing up? won't Shall I go on AOHOJIH11Te npeunoxeH11e cþopMoñ1 rnarona. 6 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11. No HY,KH0ìÍ one could find Nick . There any trouble, will not be anywhere 7 3ar10J"1H11Te nporrycK11. Have you written ... names? everybody BepH0 BepH0 He BepH0 He BepH0 3ar10TIH11Te nporrycK11. "I can hear a noise. I think ... is outside. Who do 8 you someone think it might be?" 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11. With this travel card you can go you like on ... bus anywhere any 9 you like. 10 3anom--111Te nporrycK11. She's very secretive. She never tells ... anybody / anything Bonpoc OTBeT I 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11. I'll open the window it stops raining. before 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11. I hope to be there by 10.30. But I'm not there, 2 if don't wait for me. 3 BepH0 BepH0 BepH0 CTaryc He BepH0 BepH0 Aor10JIH11Te npeA.T10)KeH11e HY,KH0ìÍ d)0PM0ñ rnarona. I've already Shall I go on BepH0 broken two plates. washing up? 4 Aor10JIH11Te npezuoxeH11e HYÆH0ìÍ know / will the south. leave rnarona. I ... when he ... for don't BepH0 Bonpoc OTBeT 5 AOHOJIH11Te npeAnoxeH11e HY,KHOYI cþopMoÏ1 rnarona. If you hard, you don't work / won't to pass the test. be able 6 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11. . must work hard if they want to pass exams. Everyone 7 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11. "Who went there with her?" "did. She went somehow there by herself." 8 3ar10J"1H11Te nporrycK11. Have you written ... names? everybodys BepH0 BepH0 He BepH0 He Craryc BepH0 CTaryc 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11. "How much did it cost to visit the museum?" " He BepH0 the ticket was free. 10 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11. 9 .. and ... will upset my plans. something / nothing anything He ' BepH0