Give Russian equivalents to the underlined phrasal verbs.
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Rewrite the first paragraph of the text in the Past Indefinite.

Find the nouns in the plural form from the fourth paragraph and make them singular.

13. Put the type of question given in brackets to the following sentences:

1. Bullying often starts when people pick on something that is different. (General)

2. They get satisfaction from hurting people. (Special to the subject)

3. About 10 young people commit suicide every year because they are victims of bullying. (Special)

4. Bullies are nearly always cowards.(Alternative)

5. Bullying is a serious problem in many countries. (Disjunctive)

Answer the questions.

1. What problem is touched upon in the text?

2. What is bullying?

3. What forms can bullying take?

4. Why do people become bullies?

5. How can we stop bullying?

6. Have you ever been a victim of bullying?

Контрольная работа 1

2 вариант

 

Make up sentences of the following words.

1. are/ and/ Mary/ quite/ Jane/ from/ different/ each/ not/ other.

2. a/ you/ keep/ did/ diary/ a/ were/ child/ when/ you?

3. breakfast/ often/ he/ cooks/ his.

4.psychology/ she/ has/ interest/ in/ any?

5. it/ rain/ how/ in/ often/ part/ does/ this/ the/ of/ world?

 

Use the verbs in brackets in one of the Indefinite Tenses.

1. She (to be) always kind to animals.

2. We (to send) you the documents as soon as we (to receive) them from Moscow.

3. He always (to have) a cigarette with his coffee.

4. Bob often (to complain) about his job.

5. I (to invite) Jack and Jill to my party yesterday night, but they (not, to come).

6. Such behaviour (to lead) to trouble in the future.

7. He (not, to have) a good memory for faces.

8. “You (to go) to work by car or by bus?” “No, I always (to walk)”

9. She (not, to keep) usually her word.

10. When you (to speak) to your English friends on the telephone last?

11. He (to have) a flat when he lived in Moscow?

12. You (to have) any doubt about his guilt now?

13. Your parents (to be) glad to meet your boyfriend yesterday night?

14. I (to be) interested in Freud’s theories now.

15. We (to go) to Greece next holiday.

16. If you (to fail) this exam you (to lose) your chance of going to University.

17. We (to buy) a new flat not long ago and (to move) in very soon.

18. Little children (to like) books with large print and pictures.

19. I (to be) with you in a moment.

20. My mother (to go) to church every Sunday.

 

3. Put in one of the constructions: there + be or it + be.

1. Once upon a time _ three little pigs.

2. _ ice on the roads.

3. _ an excellent comedy on TV yesterday evening.

4. _ far from our village to the nearest hospital.

5. “What time _ now? _ ten o’clock.”

6. _ no point in going out.

7. _ a teacher and seven children in the room.

8. _ some rain tomorrow morning.

9. _ dangerous to take drugs without doctor’s permission.

10._ time to have our lunch.

4. Translate the sentences from Russian into English:

1. Осенью часто идут дожди.

2. В предложении есть ошибка.

3. Старая церковь располагается в центре города.

4. У него есть очень интересная книга по психологии.

5. Саша будет дома в пять часов.

6. Мы не поедем завтра за город, если будет плохая погода.

7. Твой дядя вернулся вчера из Берлина? – Нет. Он приедет завтра.

8. Он приходит сюда каждое утро.

9. Вчера было воскресенье.

10. Когда ваш сын начнет изучать иностранный язык?

5. Give the plural form of the nouns:

Ray, path, life, ox, gentleman-farmer, basis, mouse, baby, Roman, looker-on, chief, deer, potato, radio, criterion, boy-scout, merry-go-round, datum, shelf, hotel-keeper, photo, Frenchman, tobacco, echo, editor-in-chief, man-of-war, mother-in-law.

Insert the appropriate form of the verb “to be”.

1. Look, her clothes _ brand new.

2. Money _ not everything.

3. Your trousers_ too long.

4. Where _ my spectacles?

5. There _ two fish in the basket.

6. Billiards _ a game played with balls and cues on an oblong, cloth-covered table.

7. When the News _ over, we’ll have supper.

8. The contents of this book _ very interesting.

9. Wages _ paid to workmen by the day or week.

10. Linguistics _ my favourite subject.

7. Use the possessive case of the noun instead of the of-phrase if possible.

1. the newspaper of today

2. the door of the house

3. the structure of the firm

4. the inside of the box

5. the house of my uncle and aunt

6. the population of Canada

7. the faces of the women

8. the work of seven years

9. a comment of a passer-by

10. a new theatre of the city

 

Fill in the articles where necessary.

1. Will you play _ chess with me?

2. What _ unexpected pleasure!

3. _ Lake Baikal is _ deepest in _ world.

4. _ Volga flows into _ Caspian Sea.

5. Today is _ first of _May.

6. Is there _ library in this district?

7. Miss Sharp’s father was _ artist.

8. _ pictures in this book are very interesting.

9. _ British Prime Minister lives in _ Downing street.

10. She knows _ French language well.

Read the text and translate it into Russian in written form.

Why do They Run away?

1) More than a million American teenagers run away from home every year. Their parents are often puzzled and hurt: why do they do it?

2) There is usually a lack of understanding on both sides – parents and child – problems in communication.

3) More than half of these runaways are girls. Their average age is 15. For one reason or another, they refuse to stay at home. Of course, the great majority of young people never run away from home. Nevertheless, the problem is a serious one. Many runaways come from homes broken by divorce or homes where there is an alcoholic parent. Some run away from parents who bit them. But there are also many runaways who come from healthy homes where no such problems exist.

4) Unfortunately, young people who leave their homes often run into trouble. They don’t have any idea how to get along in the lonely and often dangerous world they find after leaving home.

5) Most of them have no money to survive. It is not easy to make money if you are only 15 or 16 years old. Legally they are too young to get a job.

6) The police say that most runaways return home within a few days.

7) However, the longer a runaway is away, the more likely he or she is to get into trouble. One set of problems is often replaced by another. Runaways often think that they will find friendly people, who want to help them. But the sad fact is that cities are full of people who only want to take advantage of them.

8) There are four main means of survival on the street: begging, stealing, prostitution and drug dealing. Sometimes it leads to suicide.

9) There are a lot of charity organizations which try to protect street children. But unfortunately, the number of teen runaways is rising and the kids are getting younger.

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