Еx 11 Complete the following sentences by inserting nouns corresponding to the words in bold type

Ex 9 Compare the meanings of the words in bold type.

Ex 8 Replace the words in bold type with their opposites. Make all necessary changes. Translate the sentences into Russian.

Ex 7 In the following groups of words, pick out the word which you believe is the most general in meaning.

Ex 6 Give the four forms of the following verbs.

KEY STRUCTURES AND WORD STUDY

sit, be, get, buy, go, leave, stop, know, eat, come, do, have, play, read, drink, begin.

(a) wife, husband, son, family, daughter, children.

(b) picnic, high tea, breakfast, supper, meal, lunch, snack, dinner, tea, luncheon.

(с) tea, coffee, drink, lemonade, ale, beer, whiskey, brandy.

(d) tram, motor bike, transport, taxi, motor scooter, car, bus, bicycle, train, tube, trolley car, airplane.

1. This is a national newspaper. 2. The mechanic started the motor. 3. I started the book this morning. 4. She opened the windows. 5. He came home later than usual. 6. Heavy food is bad for the stomach. 7. The family got up from a heavy meal. 8. Work at the factory finishes at seven. 9 Classes are over at four. 10. The news is of local importance.

1. (i) He usually has a snack at this time of the day. (ii) He usually has a meal at this time of the day. (iii) He usually has lunch at this time of the day. 2. (i) Every morning I look through the paper. (ii) Every morning I read the paper. (iii) Every morning I read through the paper. 3. (i) At six o'clock the family sat down to tea. (ii) At six o'clock the family sat down to high tea. 4. (i) The friends talked about the current situation. (ii) The friends discussed the current situation. 5. (i) Lemonade is a soft drink. (ii) Whiskey is an alcoholic drink. 6. (i) My sister likes light music. (ii) My sister is fond of music. 7. (i) Have a cake. (ii) Have a biscuit.

Ex 10 Fill in the blanks with 'come' or 'go'. Translate the sentences.

1. You may — at any time after 6, we are always at home evenings. 2. Good-bye and — again when you have time. 3. If you want bus 24, — to the corner of the street. 4. "May I — in?" John asked and opened the door. 5. On Saturday evening they sometimes — to the cinema or the theatre. 6. — into the corridor, don't smoke in the room. 7. — to the library, you can get any book you like there. 8. The doctor says I must not — out, not in such weather. 9. — and have tea with us. 10. He usually — home late in the evening when the children were already in bed.

(A) 1. She can't answer the questions. She doesn't know the—. 2. In fine weather he usually walks to the office. It's a short —. 3. (i) I can't drink the tea. It's too hot. (ii)Tea is a national — of the English. 4. My brother works at a factory. He says the—is interesting enough. 5. (i) In the country, a pub is often part of an inn where you can stay for the night. (ii) My friends will come to Kyiv for a short —.

(B) 1. The book describes the Olympic Games opening ceremony in full. The book gives a full — of the Olympic Games opening ceremony. 2. The film version of the story is different from the book. There is a — between the film version of the story and the book. 3. We often discussed books and films in class. Those—were most interesting.

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