Look at the information in the table in exercise 6.For each item 1-7,decide which of the numbers A-H are definilety wrong.Think about wtat sort or information you re thing to match.
1-THE PRONOUN. Fill in the gaps with a lot, a lot of, many, and much. 1. Do you drink much coffee? 2. There is not much milk in the fridge. 3. How many dishes do you cook for the Holly Eve in Ukraine? 4. Jane knows a lot about accounting. 5. Do you read a lot during weekends? 6. He is very fat. He eats a lot . 7. There are not many banks in our town. 8. How much does cheese cost? 9. How many bottles of wine did you buy? 10. There are a lot of cafes in our town. 11. I found much information about table manners.
3-THE PRONOUN Fill in the gaps with me, her, him, it, us, you, them. 1. Who is that waitress? Why are you looking at her ? 2. - Do you know these waiters? - Yes, we worked with them two years ago. 3. I am talking to you. Please, listen to me . 4. I like this cake. I will order it. 5. Those apples are bad. Do not eat them. 6. Where is she? I want to talk to her . 7. We are going to the theatre. You can come with us . 8. I congratulate you on your birthday. This cake is for you. 9. They are in the kitchen. Ask them about the recipe of this dish. 10. I would like a glass of water. Please, pass it to me.
4-THE PRONOUN. Fill in the gaps with some, any, somebody, something, somewhere, anybody, anything or anywhere. 1. We need some water. 2. We haven't got any fruit. 3. Have we got some tea? 4. Would you like some coffee? 5. There are not any tomatoes in the fridge. 6. Does anybody like borsch in Ukraine? 7. Would you like something to eat? 8. We haven't got anything for dinner. Could you buy me food? 9. Will you bring me something to drink? 10. Can you tell me something about Ukrainian cuisine? 11. Let's go somewhere to have a bite.
5-THE ARTICLE. Insert articles where necessary. 1. - What does she do? - She is an engineer. 2. I must go to the plant to see the production manager. 3. the first month I worked at the plant was very difficult for me. 4. I usually have only a cup of coffee in the morning. 5. I like the fellows I study with. 6. After graduating from the university she will work as a food technologist. 7. She often has dinner in the restaurant. 8. This man is an engineer I told you about. 9. Open your books on page 87 and read the text about food. 10. Do you like plums?
7--THE ARTICLE. Insert articles where necessary. Pay attention to the use of articles with proper names. 1. Last year he had a business trip to the United States, the Philippines and India. 2. the Mediterranean Sea is very warm. 3. They usually spend their holidays in the Carpathian Mountains or at the Black Sea. 4. the Poltava University of Economics and Trade is in Koval Street. 5. He likes to stay at the Hilton Hotel when he is on a business trip. 6. the Swiss are famous for their cheese. 7. I read the Daily Telegraph but my brother reads the Times. 8. We flew from London to the Orly Airport in Paris. 9. We visited the Tower of London last year. 10. Asia is the largest continent. 11. the Danube flows through Vienna, Budapest and Belgrade.
Open the brackets using the verbs in the correct tense.
1. The roses in my mother’s garden smelling marvelous.
2. I griving! You can sit in the back with Martin.
3. Willy hearn t from his Uncle Alex since the latter immigrated to Canada.
4. You do not hear what I am saying because you to be very absent-minded today.
5. My parents to havethe same car since 2003.
6. I don^t in Scotland since I was five years old.
7. Paul looking young for his age. He says he is 56 years old, but nobody t o believe him.
8. You may take this magazine. I looking through it already.
9. You (to eat) fruit every day? What’s the name of the fruit you eating with such pleasure?
10. It getting dark. We must go home.
11. My sister never swimming with dolphins.
12. I have just applied for a job in the local hospital, now I waiting for an answer from them.
13. I don^t about buying a new bike yet. I thinking about it.
14. My mother is a medical nurse; she takes care of sick and old people. What your mother for a living?
15. Carlos is thirty but he stilling to live with his parents.
16. I washing my car twice this week.
17. It’s raining, and I see you don^t having an umbrella. You can borrow mine, I don^t needing it now.
18. Karl (to phone) today? – Yes, he driving since morning.
19. Jack Strom has been a postman all his life; he deliving mail to homes and offices to the people of the town.
20. How many books her edition so far?
1. Do you drink much coffee? 2. There is not much milk in the fridge. 3. How many dishes do you cook for the Holly Eve in Ukraine? 4. Jane knows a lot about accounting. 5. Do you read a lot during weekends? 6. He is very fat. He eats a lot . 7. There are not many banks in our town. 8. How much does cheese cost? 9. How many bottles of wine did you buy? 10. There are a lot of cafes in our town. 11. I found much information about table manners.
3-THE PRONOUN Fill in the gaps with me, her, him, it, us, you, them.
1. Who is that waitress? Why are you looking at her ? 2. - Do you know these waiters? - Yes, we worked with them two years ago. 3. I am talking to you. Please, listen to me . 4. I like this cake. I will order it. 5. Those apples are bad. Do not eat them. 6. Where is she? I want to talk to her . 7. We are going to the theatre. You can come with us . 8. I congratulate you on your birthday. This cake is for you. 9. They are in the kitchen. Ask them about the recipe of this dish. 10. I would like a glass of water. Please, pass it to me.
4-THE PRONOUN. Fill in the gaps with some, any, somebody, something, somewhere, anybody, anything or anywhere.
1. We need some water. 2. We haven't got any fruit. 3. Have we got some tea? 4. Would you like some coffee? 5. There are not any tomatoes in the fridge. 6. Does anybody like borsch in Ukraine? 7. Would you like something to eat? 8. We haven't got anything for dinner. Could you buy me food? 9. Will you bring me something to drink? 10. Can you tell me something about Ukrainian cuisine? 11. Let's go somewhere to have a bite.
5-THE ARTICLE. Insert articles where necessary.
1. - What does she do? - She is an engineer. 2. I must go to the plant to see the production manager. 3. the first month I worked at the plant was very difficult for me. 4. I usually have only a cup of coffee in the morning. 5. I like the fellows I study with. 6. After graduating from the university she will work as a food technologist. 7. She often has dinner in the restaurant. 8. This man is an engineer I told you about. 9. Open your books on page 87 and read the text about food. 10. Do you like plums?
7--THE ARTICLE. Insert articles where necessary. Pay attention to the use of articles with proper names.
1. Last year he had a business trip to the United States, the Philippines and India. 2. the Mediterranean Sea is very warm. 3. They usually spend their holidays in the Carpathian Mountains or at the Black Sea. 4. the Poltava University of Economics and Trade is in Koval Street. 5. He likes to stay at the Hilton Hotel when he is on a business trip. 6. the Swiss are famous for their cheese. 7. I read the Daily Telegraph but my brother reads the Times. 8. We flew from London to the Orly Airport in Paris. 9. We visited the Tower of London last year. 10. Asia is the largest continent. 11. the Danube flows through Vienna, Budapest and Belgrade.