Английский язык
Final test
I. Say in English
- use “should/could + perfect infinitive” construction:
1. Твой отец мог бы научить тебя водить машину.
2. Денису следовало бы извиниться.
3. Вам не следовало бы ссориться со своими соседями.
4. Молодым людям следовало бы своим престарелым родителям.
5. Они могли бы сообщить в полицию об этом инциденте.
- use “to be + infinitive” construction:
6. Джаспер должен был приехать в Москву летом.
7. Студенты должны сдавать экзамены два раза в год.
8. В этом сезоне отдыхающие в лагере должны поставить пьесу «Пигмалион».
9. Лиза должна сыграть роль Элизы Дулитл.
10.Мы должны были купить недорогие билеты и сидеть в третьем ряду балкона.

II. You have read the extract from “Pygmalion” (pp.216-225). Answer the questions:
1. Who was the flower girl?
2. What can you say about Mr. Higgins?
3. Why did the flower girl come to Mr. Higgins?
4. What was Mr. Higgins’s plan about the flower girl?
5. What was Mr. Pickering’s attitude towards that plan?

I have pets. They are goldfish. Their names are Crash and Sin. They two years. They live in a large aquarium. There is an aquarium on a table near the window in my room. I feed them a special food every day. They can swim well, but they could not speak. I like to watch the fish swimming in an aquarium.
У меня есть домашние питомцы. Это  золотые рыбки.   Их зовут  Краш и Син. Им два года . Они живут в большом аквариуме.  аквариум находится на столе около окна в  моей комнате. Я кормлю их  специальной едой каждый день. Они умеют хорошо плавать, но они не умеют говорить. Мне нравится наблюдать за рыбками плавающими в аквариуме.

Yesterday, as I was walking down the Strand, I met George, and old friend of mine. He recognozed me at once, though I was wearing a scarf round my face as I suffered from toothache. He told me how sorry he was to see me in such a poor way added: "I came to see you a fortnight ago but, unfortunately, we were preparing the annual accounts and as one of my colleagues was, I couldn't find time to get round to you". All the time he was saying this, I was trying to remember something I wanted to tell him. Eventually, I remembered and said to him: "Just before I came out, I received a letter from Smith, in which he said that he hoped you would call in him soon. He last saw you at Marion's birthday party but you were talking so animatedly to the Chairman of Roberson's that he didn'r dare interrupt! Just then I saw another friend of mine: he was waving to me from the other side of the road. I said goodbye to George and started to cross the road; while I was crossing it, a car rushed out from nowhere and knocked me down. Luckily, I felt into an open crate of bananas, which a barrow-boy was selling so I sustained no great injury, thought the bananas did.