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10. If I came home and found someone burgling my house _______________________________________________________

11. If I could speak English fluently _______________________________

12. If I were younger ___________________________________________

IV. Make up questions with the expressions given. Begin with Would you …..?

1. give a lift to a hitch-hiker at night __________________________________________________?

2. give money to a beggar in the street __________________________________________________?

3. swim in the sea in winter __________________________________________________?

4. drive a car after drinking alcohol __________________________________________________?

5. kill someone in self-defense __________________________________________________?

V. What would or wouldn’t you do, if you got more pocket money? Write five sentences. Begin you sentences with If I got more pocket money, I would.....

1. If I got more pocket money, I would _____________________________

2. ___________________________________________________________

3. ___________________________________________________________

4. ___________________________________________________________

5. ___________________________________________________________

plete the sentences with the words in brackets in the past perfect or with would have + past participle.

Ben: Will you lend me your bike? I have to get to basketball training in five minutes.

Nick: The last time I lent it to you, you got a flat tyre and didn’t repair it.

НЕ нашли? Не то? Что вы ищете?

Ben: Well, I wouldn’t have got (not get) a flat tyre if you had put (put) enough air in it.

Nick: That’s not true. You rode straight over some broken glass.

Ben: Well, I___________________ (not ride) over the glass if someone _______________ (not leave) it all over the road. Besides, I _____________ (go) round the glass, if a car _______________ (not come) from the other direction.

Nick: Well, you could have stopped.

Ben: I _________________ (stop) if the brakes ______________ (not fail).

Nick: Well, you should have checked the brakes before you started. I _______________ (not lend) you my bike if I _______________ (know) that the brakes weren’t working.

VII. Say what you would have done if these things had happened to you.

1. Jim saw a car accident. He didn’t help immediately, but he ran into a shop to telephone an ambulance. ________________ ___________________________________________________________

2. Mike heard a friend tell a lie. He didn’t say anything. Later he asked the friend why he had lied. ______________________ ___________________________________________________________

3. Susan found a purse in the street. There was only a little money in it and no important papers or cards. There was no one in the street. She kept the money. ____________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________

4. A stranger asked Pat for some money in the street. The stranger said he had to go somewhere urgently by taxi and had forgotten his wallet. Pat gave him the money and her telephone number. ________________ ___________________________________________________________

VIII. Give reasons why some people don’t like the following things. What do they think might happen? Say your answers.

Example: Some people don’t like flying. They think the plane might crash.

1. Some people don’t like going in lifts. __________________________________________________

2. Some people don’t like driving in cities. __________________________________________________

3. Some people don’t like being in the dark. __________________________________________________

4. Some people don’t like heights. __________________________________________________

5. Some people don’t like dogs. __________________________________________________

6. Some people don’t like snakes. __________________________________________________

IX. Write a sentence using I wish... for each of the following situations.

1. The weather’s horrible. __________________________________________

2. We can’t go swimming. _________________________________________

3. Last night we went to the Ritz restaurant, and I was ill all night. ________________________________________________________

4. I wanted to go to Spain. __________________________________________

5. The children keep asking me for money. ________________________________________________________

6. In the hotel, we have to get up for breakfast at 7.00 in the morning. ________________________________________________________

7. Sue has straight hair. ____________________________________________

8. Nick can’t dance. _______________________________________________

9. Ben doesn’t know how to repair his tape-recorder. _____________________________________________________________

10. The boots are too expensive for Amanda. ____________________________

11. Jane can’t afford the ear-rings. ____________________________________

X. Do you ever wish that some things were different? Write two sentences with I wish I had, two with I wish I was and two with I wish I could.

I wish I had ________________________________________________

I wish I had ________________________________________________

I wish I was ________________________________________________

I wish I was ________________________________________________

I wish I could _______________________________________________

I wish I could _______________________________________________


I. Read, analyze and translate the following sentences paying special attention to the tenses.

a) Peter says (that) he moves to a new flat.

he moved to a new flat.

he will move to a new flat.

b) Mary asks me if I know her address.

I knew her address.

I’ll know her address.

c) Mary said (that) she was busy.

she had been busy.

she would be busy.

d) Mary asked me if I saw American films on TV.

I had seen the film the day before.

I should see the film the next day.

II. Make the sentences in Direct Speech into those of Indirect Speech. Use the following verbs.

thank

greet

explain

offer

wish

call

introduce

congratulate

Example: He said «Thank you». He thanked her.

He said «Merry Christmas». He wished me a Merry Christmas.

1. He said «Good morning». ______________________________________

2. He said «Congratulations!» _____________________________________

3. He said «Dear». ______________________________________________

4. «Have a cigarette», he said. _____________________________________

5. «Many happy returns of your birthday», we said. ________________________________________________________

6. «Thank you», answered the boy. _________________________________

7. «Welcome home, my dear», said his wife. ________________________________________________________

8. «Miss Brown, this is Miss White; Miss White, this is Miss Brown», he said. _______________________________________________________

9. «You pressed the wrong button», said the mechanic. ________________________________________________________

III. Write the questions in indirect form.

1. What’s your name? She asked _________________________________

2. Are you all right? ___________________________________________

3. How old are you? ___________________________________________

4. Where do you live? __________________________________________

5. What do you think about violent sports? ________________________________________________________

6. How did it happen? __________________________________________

7. Where had you been? _________________________________________

8. Shall I phone your parents? ____________________________________

IV. Look at what some people say. Rewrite the sentences beginning them with ‘(Peter) said ......’.

Peter: I saw a tall blond boy running out of the shop. ____________________________________________________________

Paul: Mrs. Fox always blames the wrong people. ____________________________________________________________

Max: Lots of boys wear blue jeans. ____________________________________________________________

Jill: I don’t know anything about it. ____________________________________________________________

Alice: Mrs. Fox can’t see very well. ____________________________________________________________

James: I’ll ask the boys in my class about it. ____________________________________________________________

Tony: Mrs. Fox has told the police. ____________________________________________________________

Jane: Ben has never stolen anything. ____________________________________________________________

Tom: We will all help Ben. ____________________________________________________________

V. Read the dialogue and then rewrite it.

Girl: What a stupid thing to do! You stopped without warning.

Driver: I had to stop. A dog ran across the road. But you weren’t looking. And now my van’s badly damaged.

Girl: I didn’t see a dog. I’ll write down your name and insurance number. My light is broken and the bike won’t start.

Driver: It only needs a bit of paint. It can be fixed in no time. But the back of my van’s a mess. The repairs will cost hundreds of pounds.

The girl said that the driver ______________ without warning. The driver said that he ________________ to stop because a dog ______________________ across the road. He said the girl __________________ and his van ______________. Then the girl said that she _________________ dog. She said she __________________ down the man’s name and insurance number. She said her light __________________ broken and the bike _________________ start.

The driver said the bike only ___________________ a bit of paint and it _________________ be fixed in no time. But his van _____________ a mess and the repairs ___________________ cost hundreds of pounds.

VI. Read the note below. What does it say? Use Reported Speech.

Параллелограмм: We have kidnapped your son. We have not hurt him. He is safe and well. You must not inform the police. If you call the police you will not see your son again. We want one million pounds in cash!

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Infinitive

Simple past

Past participle

be

was/were

been

быть

become

became

become

становиться

begin

began

begun

начинать

blow

blew

blown

дуть

break

broke

broken

ломать

bring

brought

brought

приносить

burn

burnt

burnt

гореть, жечь

build

built

built

строить

buy

bought

bought

покупать

catch

caught

caught

ловить

choose

chose

chosen

выбирать

come

came

come

приходить

cost

cost

cost

стоить

cut

cut

cut

резать

do

did

done

делать

draw

drew

drawn

рисовать, чертить

dream

dreamt

dreamt

мечтать

drink

drank

drunk

пить

drive

drove

driven

водить (автомобиль)

eat

ate

eaten

есть, кушать

fall

fell

fallen

падать

feel

felt

felt

чувствовать

find

found

found

находить

fly

flew

flown

летать

forget

forgot

forgotten

забывать

forgive

forgave

forgiven

прощать

get

got

got

получать

grow

grew

grown

расти, выращивать

have

had

had

иметь

hear

heard

heard

слышать

hit

hit

hit

бить, ударять

hold

held

held

держать

hurt

hurt

hurt

причинять боль

keep

kept

kept

держать, хранить

know

knew

known

знать

lead

led

led

вести, руководить

learn

learnt

learnt

учить

leave

left

left

покидать, оставлять

let

let

let

позволять

lie

lay

lain

лежать

lose

lost

lost

терять

make

made

made

делать

mean

meant

meant

значить

meet

met

met

встречать

pay

paid

paid

платить

put

put

put

класть

read

read

read

читать

ride

rode

ridden

ехать (верхом)

ring

rang

rung

звонить

run

ran

run

бежать

say

said

said

сказать

see

saw

seen

видеть

sell

sold

sold

продавать

send

sent

sent

посылать

shake

shook

shaken

трясти

shine

shone

shone

светить

shoot

shot

shot

стрелять

show

showed

shown

показывать

shut

shut

shut

закрывать

sing

sang

sung

петь

sit

sat

sat

сидеть

sleep

slept

slept

спать

speak

spoke

spoken

говорить

spend

spent

spent

тратить, проводить

stand

stood

stood

стоять

steal

stole

stolen

воровать

swim

swam

swum

плавать

take

took

taken

брать

teach

taught

taught

преподавать, учить

tell

told

told

рассказывать

think

thought

thought

думать

throw

threw

thrown

бросать

understand

understood

understood

понимать

wake

woke

woken

будить

wear

wore

worn

носить (одежду)

win

won

won

выигрывать, побеждать

write

wrote

written

писать

Bibliography

1. В. Л. Скалкин «Английский язык для общения». – М.: «Высшая школа», 1997.

2. John and Liz Soars “Headway” (Elementary). Oxford University Press 1997.

3. John and Liz Soars “Headway” (Intermediate). Oxford University Press, 1997.

4. Stuart Redman “English Vocabulary in Use” (Pre-Intermediate and Intermediate). Cambridge University Press, 1997.

5. Adrian Doff and Christopher Jones “Language in Use” (Pre-Intermediate). Cambridge University Press, 1997.

6. Adrian Doff and Christopher Jones “Language in Use” (Intermediate). Cambridge University Press, 1997.

7. Jennifer Seidl “Grammar Three”. Oxford University Press, 1997.

8. Bernard Hartley and Peter Viney “Streamline. Departures.” Oxford University Press, 1995.

9. Joanne Collie, Stephen Slater “True to Life” (Elementary). Cambridge University Press, 1997.

10. Ruth Gairns, Stuart Redman with Joanne Collie “True to Life” (Intermediate). Cambridge University Press, 1996.

11. Simon Greenall “Reward” (Elementary). Heinemann, 1997.

12. Simon Greenall “Reward” (Pre-Intermediate). Heinemann, 1994.

13. Michael Vince “Highlight” (Intermediate). Heinemann ELT, 1992.

14. B J Thomas “Elementary Vocabulary”. Longman, 2000.

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