Ex. 11. Fill the gaps by pronouns some, any, someone, anyone

Ex. 10. Translate into English using the interrogative pronouns.

Ex. 9. Fill the gaps by the conjunctive pronouns who (whom, whose), which, what.

Ex. 8. Translate into English.

Ex. 7. Put questions to the underlined words.

Ex. 6. Fill the gaps with interrogative pronouns who (whom, whose), which, what

1. …sleeps in this room? 2. …did you meet there? 3. …is your sister? She is a doctor. 4. …is this game? … game do you prefer? 5. On …days do you take English classes? …day is the most convenient for you?

1. They are talking about the new opera. 2. They are discussing the new TV-show. 3. I have bought this book for you. 4. He was looking for his bag. 5. She waited for him outside..

1. Это моя подруга, которую вы вчера видели со мной в кино. 2. Инженеры, которым было поручено сделать проект, хорошо справились с этим заданием. 3. Я еще не исправил ошибки в работе, которую делал вчера. 4. Колумб рассказал испанцам о землях и людях, которых он видел. 5. Я не знаю никого, кто работает в этой строительной корпорации.

1. She didn’t say …she had seen there and …he had told her. 2. They are not … what you take them for. 3. …lesson she missed was very important. 4. The teacher asked us … we wanted to do and … we wanted to become. 5. My sister wanted to know in … house we should have our party.

1. Который из двух рассказов тебе нравится? – Мне не нравится ни один из них. 2. Ничто не пугало ее. 3. Ни один из студентов не проходил там практику. 4. У тебя есть немного денег с собой? – Нет, я оставил деньги дома. 5. Никто так и не пришел.

1. Why are there so many mistakes in …of your exercises? 2. Do you see … on the shelf? – No, I don’t see …. 3. What kind of fruit do you prefer? – I like … kind. 4. Will you have … fish? – No, thank you, I won’t have …. 5. It’s rather a good book, but I don’t like … of the stories in it.

ADDITIONAL STUDY: A Real Friend. Appearance.

I. Read and translate the text “If you want to have a friend”

Let us suppose that everybody in this group have a friend, a good friend. Friendship between two people grows when they have the same interests. Their friendship is still better if they understand each other well.

Do you remember an English proverb “A friend in need is a friend indeed”? We agreed that you can’t live without friends, that real friends are always ready to help each other. Let us also agree that the real friendship is possible only when people respect and trust each other.

So you can see that friendship between two people is a very great thing. An English proverb says, “A good friend is as sun in winter” A good proverb, isn’t it? A real friend makes your life happier and more interesting. He is dear to you and you want your friendship to last forever.

Well, there are some other English proverbs about friendship and friends. Take, for example, this one: “A friend is easier lost than found”. What does it mean? It means that it’s difficult to find a good friend. You may loose a friend quickly if you do something wrong. Always think how to keep friendship.

And there is another thing which is no less important: if you want to have a friend, you have to be good friends yourselves.

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