1. Translate the following words and word combinations.
Шуметь –
Содержать животных –
Получить разрешение на приглашение гостей –
Босиком –
Выносить еду –
Ездить на велосипеде внимательно –
Регистрировать посетителей –
Время экзаменов –
2. Find the sentences with these words in the leaflet at p. 77, SB.
Which of the items can and can not students of The International Summer School do? What can/ cannot you do?
3. Read the rules of one of Moscow schools. Use must, mustn’t can, can’t.
Students wear a school uniform every day, but on Friday they be dressed as they wish.
Students be late for the lesson.
Students ask for help and have extra-classes.
Students talk at the lesson.
Students ask a question only with their hand raised.
4. Make up short dialogues as in the example and use the words in the table.
E.g.:
Pete: Let’s go for a walk (1)!
Tom: Sorry, I can’t.
Pete: Why can’t you?
Tom: Because I must help my dad (2).
1
2
Go to the cinema
Do a lot of homework
Go to the birthday party
Do the flat
Go to our dacha
Write a composition
Go to the library
Visit me granny
5. Match the activities and the places where you can do them.
Relax
Gym
Buy things
Fast-food restaurant
See works of art
Library
Watch a film
Department store
See animals
Theatre
Read
Gallery
Have a snack
Aquarium
See a play
Zoo
Do sports
Cinema
6. Reconstruct the dialogue and role play it.
Sandra
Mary
Are serious? It’s the funniest cartoon in the world! And it teaches a lot! Come on, let’s go!
What do you feel like doing tonight?
How about going to the cinema?
Oh, how can you watch it? It’s about fish!
That sounds good! I hope they still show “Finding Nemo”.
“Pushkin”? Are you joking? It’s the most expensive cinema in Moscow!
Shall we go to “Pushkin”?
Brilliant idea! I haven’t been to the cinema for ages!
No, it isn’t. There are cinemas much more expensive than “Pushkin”.
How about “W&E”? It’s nice and the seats there are really comfortable. By the way they sell the tastiest popcorn!
- Шуметь – to make noise
- Содержать животных – to keep animals
- Получить разрешение на приглашение гостей – to get permission to invite guests
- Босиком – barefoot
- Выносить еду – to take out food
- Ездить на велосипеде внимательно – to ride a bicycle carefully
- Регистрировать посетителей – to register visitors
- Время экзаменов – exam time
2. Find the sentences with these words in the leaflet at p. 77, SB.
- The students of The International Summer School can have a barbecue and make noise.
- The students of The International Summer School cannot keep animals in their dorm rooms.
- The students of The International Summer School can invite guests but must get permission.
- The students of The International Summer School can go barefoot in the dormitories.
- The students of The International Summer School cannot take food outside the dining hall.
- The students of The International Summer School must ride bicycles carefully on campus.
- The students of The International Summer School must register their visitors at the reception.
- The students of The International Summer School have exams at the end of the program.
What I can do:
- I can have a barbecue and make noise.
- I can invite guests but I need to get permission.
- I can go barefoot in the dormitories.
- I must ride my bicycle carefully on campus.
- I must register my visitors at the reception.
- I will have exams at the end of the school year.
3. Read the rules of one of Moscow schools. Use must, mustn’t can, can’t.
- Students must wear a school uniform every day, but on Friday they can be dressed as they wish.
- Students must not be late for the lesson.
- Students must ask for help and have extra-classes.
- Students must not talk during the lesson.
- Students can ask a question only with their hand raised.
4. Make up short dialogues using the words in the table.
- Pete: Let’s go to the cinema!
- Tom: Sorry, I can't. I have to do a lot of homework.
- Pete: Why can't you go to the cinema?
- Tom: Because I must do a lot of homework.
- Pete: Let’s go to the birthday party!
- Tom: Sorry, I can't. I need to do the chores.
- Pete: Why can't you go to the birthday party?
- Tom: Because I must do the chores.
- Pete: Let’s go to our dacha!
- Tom: Sorry, I can't. I have to write a composition.
- Pete: Why can't you go to our dacha?
- Tom: Because I must write a composition.
- Pete: Let’s go to the library!
- Tom: Sorry, I can't. I need to go to the library.
- Pete: Why can't you go to the library?
- Tom: Because I must go to the library.
- Pete: Let’s visit my granny!
- Tom: Sorry, I can't. I have to go to the library.
- Pete: Why can't you visit your granny?
- Tom: Because I must go to the library.
5. Match the activities and the places where you can do them.
- Relax: Park
- Buy things: Department store
- See works of art: Gallery
- Watch a film: Cinema
- Read: Library
- Have a snack: Fast-food restaurant
- Do sports: Gym
- See animals: Zoo
- See a play: Theatre
- See a film: Cinema
6. Reconstruct the dialogue and role-play it.
Sandra: What do you feel like doing tonight?
Mary: How about going to the cinema?
Sandra: Are you serious? It’s the funniest cartoon in the world! And it teaches a lot! Come on, let’s go!
Mary: Oh, how can you watch it? It’s about fish!
Sandra: That sounds good! I hope they still show "Finding Nemo".
Mary: "Pushkin"? Are you joking? It’s the most expensive cinema in Moscow!
Sandra: Shall we go to "Pushkin"?
Mary: Brilliant idea! I haven’t been to the cinema for ages!
Sandra: No, it isn’t. There are cinemas much more expensive than "Pushkin".
Mary: How about "W&E"? It’s nice and the seats there are really comfortable. By the way, they sell the tastiest popcorn!