Exercise 6. Read the dialogue and translate it into Russian

Remember the sentences.

Remember the words.

Exercise 5. Read, translate and reproduce the dialogue.

Поставьте вопросы.

Exercise 3. Make the sentences interrogative.

Преобразуйте предложения в отрицательные.

Exercise 2. Make the sentences negative.

1. We have a large kitchen.
2. They have got a carpet in the sitting-room.
3. Our manager has got a telephone.
4. Our company has offers from GML.

1. You have a nice kitchen.

2. They have got a large family.

3. Our manager has got two sons.

4. Your manager has a good office.

Exercise 4. Use have got or have:

Употребите have got или have

1. I’ll phone you tomorrow. I … your office number.

2. The car only costs £500 and runs very well. We seem … a bargain.

3. I expect that you will … my letter by now.

4. As a child, he used … nightmares about earthquakes knocking down his home.

5. ‘Have you still got that old car of yours?’ – ‘Yes, I ….’

6. He was about to call Jan when he suddenly … a better idea.

7. Do you think they … the right equipment to do the job?

L. It’s nice to meet you, Mrs. Bell. You have got a very good house.

B. Thank you. And what about you, Mr. Ivanov? Have you got a house or a flat?

L. We’ve got a three-room flat in Minsk with a large kitchen and a bathroom.

B. Is Minsk a nice city?

L. Yes, certainly.

a house – дом

a sitting-room – гостиная

a friend – друг

elder – старший

a boy – мальчик

a girl – девочка

a sofa – диван

red – красный

green – зеленый

white – белый

brown – коричневый

an armchair – кресло

a carpet – ковер

a room – комната

comfortable – удобный

a kitchen – кухня

small – маленький

a bedroom – спальня

have got – иметь

a flat – квартира

a bathroom – ванная

a city – город

certainly – конечно, несомненно

colour – цвет

It’s nice to meet you. Приятно познакомиться с вами.

What about you? А как вы?

What colour do you prefer? Какой цвет вы предпочитаете?

· Your name is George Scott, isn’t it?

· Yes, it is. I am an electronic engineer. I live and work in New York. And what’s your name?

· My name is Peter Brook. I am an editor. I live and work in San Francisco.

· You are married, aren’t you?

· Oh, yes, I’m married and I’ve got two daughters.

· What a coincidence! I’ve got two daughters too: Helen and Mary. What are your daughters’ names?

· They are Susan and Jane. Susan is ten years old and Jane is eight. They both go to a private school. Do your daughters go to school?

· Not yet. Helen is five years old and Mary is three.

· They are at home, aren’t they?

· Sure. My wife doesn’t work now. She runs the house and looks after the children. Emily is the name of my wife. She is a designer. She adores her trade and dreams of going to her office again. But she can’t for the time being.

· It’s only natural. Nowadays only few women are satisfied with being housewives. My wife, Nancy, is a teacher of Russian. She works at a college.

· Do you have any brothers or sisters?

· Unfortunately not. I am the only child in the family. I’ve got a cousin who lives in Chicago. We are on friendly terms.

· I have got a sister. She is much younger than I am. She lives with our parents in Los Angeles. I’ve seen very little of her lately.

· Los Angeles is a beautiful city. My aunt lives there and I visit her from time to time.

· It’s a long time since I went to Los Angeles.

· Too bad!

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