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Grammar practice


To be
Ex. 1. Complete the sentences with the correct form of ‘to be’:

  1. We … at the lesson now.
  2. John … a driver and Alice … a shop assistant.
  3. Yesterday they … a husband and wife.
  4. In summer 1990 I … in Brazil.
  5. Lunch … ok, but the vegetables … not very good.
  6. It … very hot in Rio tomorrow.
  7. … you in London 2 days ago? No, I … in Glasgow.
  8. Our house … very small.
  9. Next Friday she … with her parents.
  10. We … not students last year.
Ex. 2. Look at the table below and complete the text with was(n’t) or were(n’t):

telephone
+
answerphone
-
mobile phone
-
computers
+
Internet
-

When I was a child, there … a telephone in the house, but there … an answerphone and there … any mobile phones. There … computers in those days but there … the Internet.

Ex. 3. Look at these identity cards and:
a) tell about these people;
b) ask questions about these people:

Surname
Ramos
Binchey
Wilson
First name
Paola
Patrick
Keiko and Mark
Country
Mexico
Australia
Japan
Job
Journalist
Accountant
Interpreter; Financial manager
Age
28
52
32; 36
Married
no
yes
yes

a)      This is …
She is from…
b)      What/surname?
Where/from?


There be

Ex. 1. Complete the sentences with ‘there is (are)’, ‘there was (were)’:

  1. … a good restaurant next door.
  2. … seven departments in this company.
  3. … hyperinflation in the country.
  4. … some money in my pocket.
  5. … not any cars in 1600.
  6. … a good net profit in this enterprise last year.
  7. … no dogs on the moon.
  8. … no Westminster Abbey in Paris.
  9. … many knights in the past.
  10. … a lot of explanations of this economic event.

Ex. 2 a) What hotel facilities do you know? What questions can you ask about them?
e.g. restaurants – Are there any restaurants in the hotel? – Yes, there are.
                        How many restaurants are there? – There are 4.

b) Work in pairs. Student A looks at the information about the Century Park Hotel. Student B looks at the information about the Royal Princess Hotel. Ask each other about your hotels.

Facilities
Century Park Hotel
Royal Princess Hotel
Rooms
338
170
Restaurants
2
4
Fitness centre
1
1
Swimming pool
1 outdoor
2 outdoor / 1 indoor
Business centre
2
1
Beauty saloon
3
1
Shuttle bus
+
-

e.g. How many rooms are there in Century Park hotel?  - There are 338.

Ex. 3. Make present or past questions with ‘there is’:

e.g. any fruit juice in the fridge (present)→ Is there any fruit juice in the fridge?
  1. any letters for me? (past)
  2. how many people / in your family? (present)
  3. a doctor here? (present)
  4. any trains to London this evening? (present)
  5. much money in your bank account? (past)
  6. how many students / in your group? (present)
  7. a special price for pensioners? (past)
  8. any mistakes in my letter? (past)
  9. many children in the swimming pool? (past)
  10. how many faculties / in this University? (present)
Ex. 4. Here is some information about Bristol (an English town). Write sentences using ‘there is’:

1969
now
2050
people
427,000
380,000
400,000
cinemas
5
2
4
theatres
1
1
2
nightclubs
0
12
20
restaurants
30
46
62
hotels
15
28
34
supermarkets
0
23
50
universities
1
2
3
e.g. In 1969 there were 427,000 people in Bristol.

Ex. 5. Choose the correct variant:

  1. It’s / There’s a new bookshop in East Street.
  2. Whose is that dog? – It’s / There’s mine.
  3. Is it / there a bus stop in this street?
  4. There isn’t / It isn’t a supermarket here.
  5. What’s that? – It’s / There’s my new calculator.
  6. How’s your new job? – It’s / There’s interesting.
  7. It’s / There’s a report on your desk.
  8. Is there / is it any coffee?
  9. They were / There were no mistakes in this letter.
 
To have

Task 1. Put the correct form of ‘to have’:

1.        We … breakfast at 9 a.m.
2.        He … well-known relatives.
3.        In my childhood I … a dog and a cat.
4.        She … a headache, so she will not go for a work.
5.        They … many apple trees in the garden in 2 summers.
6.        Economics … many branches.
7.        Earlier this text … 3 paragraphs.
8.        Every good day … an end.
9.        Children usually … not a lot of money.
10.    Our old car … only three doors, but the new one … five.
11.    Joe … a cold last week.
12.    We … lexical dictation soon.

Task 2. Translate from Russian into English:
1.     У Эрика немного друзей.
2.     У вас есть летний дом?
3.     Когда Мэри было 6 лет, у неё были очень светлые волосы.
4.     У него есть братья или сёстры?
5.     Сколько детей у вас будет?
6.     У моей тёти нет собаки.
7.     В детстве у неё не было своей комнаты.
8.     У них достаточно денег для постройки дома.
9.     20 лет назад у нас не было Интернета.
10. У нас есть два выхода из этой ситуации.

 




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