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2. Make up the presentation about inventions made before the 20th century.
Make up the presentation about the innovations of the 21st century.
4.Work in groups of three or four. Discuss the following:
Technological progress: pros and cons.
Listening
1.Listen to the text Cancer Treatment on http://www.esl-lab.com
2. Do the tasks given to this text.
TEST 9
Variant 1
1. Change the imperative sentences into reported speech:
1. “Speak not so emotional! ”. Karrie told her sister _____.
2. “Don’t waste time hanging out with your friends”. His father told his daughter____
3. “Complete doing your research before I come back from London”. Prof. Black told the students____
4. “Don’t forget to send me an e-mail”. My friend told his younger brother____
5. “Let’s go to the exhibition”. Our friends invited us____
2. Change the affirmative sentences into reported speech:
1. “My friend won’t be able to come. ”
2. “Nicky went home early yesterday”.
3. “My mother usually goes shopping on Saturday.”
4. “My friend has already completed his scientific project. ”
5. “They are playing in the gym now”
3. Report the questions:
1. “Where did I put the key?”
2. “What impressed you most in the USA? ”
3. “When did your brother come back yesterday?
4. “Does Mr Brown usually look through the mail in the morning? ”
5. “Is it your first visit to France?”
6. “How long have you been abroad? ”
7. “Do you often go to see your friends?”
8. “Who will you see before you leave here?”
9. “Are you tired?”
Translate into Russian using sentences in Subjunctive Mood:
1. It is necessary that he should phone me before noon.
2. What would you have done in my place? -I should have done the same.
3. Had you solved the problem earlier, you would not have wasted so much time.
4. I wish I had brought my camera.
5. It would be unreasonable to refuse him.
5. Open the brackets using Conditionals 1, 2, 3:
1. If she (not eat) much sweet, she (lose) weight.
2. If I (be invited) to the yesterday's party I (go) there.
3. Provided we (have) all the information, we ( take) the necessary steps.
4. What (say) you if I (ask) you?
5. If you (come) in time, we ( do) everything properly.
6.Fill in the gaps:
1. The weather is awful. I wish it __ raining.
a) stopped b) would stop c) had stopped d) stops
2. I wish I ... his opinion before.
a) would know b) had known c) knew
3. She wishes her parents ... of her decision now.
a) would approve b) approved c) had been approved
4. I wish I... to the Tower when I was in London.
a) had gone b) went c) would go
5. Helen wish she ... much yesterday.
a) did not eat b) were not eating c) had not eaten
TEST 9
Variant 2
1. Change the imperative sentences into reported speech:
1. “Be careful of the broken glass”. My father asked me _____.
2. “Don’t move!”” The policeman ordered______.
3. “Let’s play volleyball.” Brian suggested to the friends _____
4. “Please, switch off your mobile devices”. The flight attendant told the passengers_____
5. “Please, don’t tell this to anyone.” She told the doctor ________
2. Change the affirmative sentences into reported speech:
1. “They won’t build a new hotel here.”
2. “My sister often cooks delicious dishes on weekend”
3. “Max went home late yesterday”.
4. Sam has already written the report.
5. “Their friends are presenting a new equipment in the laboratory now.”
3. Ask the general and special questions in the reported speech:
1. “Where did I lose the key?”
2. “What impressed your friend most in the UK? ”
3. “When did your sister leave the party yesterday?
4. “Does Mr Harkins usually sign documents in the afternoon? ”
5. “Is it your first travelling with foreign delegation?”
6. “How long have you been in Italy? ”
7. “Does your father often go to see his friends?”
8. “Who will your uncle meet before he leaves for Moscow?”
9. “Are your friends upset?”
4. Translate into Russian using sentences in Subjunctive Mood:
1. It is essential that the delegation from Great Britain should arrive next month.
2. He would be very much pleased with the results.
3. If you had rung me up yesterday, I should have known you were in trouble.
4. I wish he would know the answer.
5. If the experiment is a success, it will confirm our theory.
5. Complete the sentence using Conditionals 2, 3:
1.What … you … (do) if you …(have) million dollars?
2.If I … (expect) my friend to come, I … (not go) to the cinema.
3. If I … (have) a dictionary, I … (translate) the article yesterday.
4. If I … (be) taller, I … (play) in a basketball team.
5. If we … (get) a letter from him, we … (not worry).
6. If she … (not come) home late last night, her father … (not be) angry.
7. If I … (be) you, I … (write) to her.
8. What … you … (do) if you …(see) him?
9. If they … (have) million dollars, they … (travel) around the world.
10. If he … (be) in town, he (be) present at our meeting.
6.Fill in the gaps:
1. He wishes he ... rich.
a) would be b) had been c) were
2. I wish I ... his position before this story.
a) would know b) had known c) knew
3. They wish their friends ... of their decision now.
a) would approve b) approved c) had been approved
4. I wish I... to the Disneyland when I was in the USA.
a) had gone b) went c) would go
5. My sister wish she ... much yesterday.
a) did not watch TV b) were not watching TV c) had not watched
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