Singular - plural 1.one mouse - 2.one bus - 3.one calf. - some 4.one shelf - 5.one fish - 6.one ox - 7.one baby - 8.one boy - 9.one man - some 10.one tooth - 11.one book - 12. one person - 13.one avocado - 14.one city - 15.one tomato - 16.one box - 17.one cat - 18.one hero - 19.one sheep - 20.one knife - 21.one goose - 22.one woman- 23.one thief - 24.one country - 25.one kiss - 1.write the - he/she/it terms 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 2.circle the correct form of the verb 1. mary take / takes care of her brother 2.mark play/plays in the park 3.the men eat/eats fish 4.i swim/swims in the lake 5.mary and sue live/lives in lisbon 6.he is/are from portugal 7.my cat drink/drinks milk 8.my father work/works in a bank 9.mary touch/touchs her nose 10.mark study/studies hard 3.complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets 1.the ) the flowers in our garden 2.) at school at 8: 30 3.a ) the piano 4.) english very well 5.) a shower every morning 6.mr ) to work by bus 7.my english ) very gentle with us 8.a ) patients 9.ann and her ) twins 10.my ) fish. 4.look at the following affirmative sentences.put them in the negative form 1.mark gets up late. - 2.my mother cleans the room. - 3.i am a student. - 4.they go to cinema at weekends. - 5.i like ice-cream. - 6.you drink water. - 7.i travel by plane. - 8.bob sleeps until eleleven o'clock on sundays. - 9.meg's sister works in a office. - 10.the woman takes care of her house. -

singular - plural  1.one mouse - some mice2.one bus - some buses

3.one calf - some calves4.one shelf - some shelves5.one fish - some fish6.one ox - some oxen

7.one baby - some babies

8.one boy - some boys9.one man - some men

10.one tooth - some teeth11.one book - some books

12. one person - some people13.one avocado - some avocados

14.one city - some cities15.one tomato - some tomatoes16.one box - some boxes17.one cat - some cats

18.one hero - some heroes19.one sheep - some sheep20.one knife - some knives

21.one goose - some geese

22.one woman- some women23.one thief - some thieves

24.one country - some countries

25.one kiss - some kisses1.1.catches2.comes3.starts4.watches5.wishes6.pushes

7.fixes8.touches

9.plays

10. writes

 

2.

1. mary takes care  of her brother.2. mark plays  in the park.3.the men eat  fish.4.i swim  in the lake .5.mary and sue live  in lisbon.6.he is  from portugal.7.my cat   drinks milk.8.my father   works  in a bank.9.mary touches  her nose.10.mark studies hard.3.1.the children love the flowers in our garden.2.we arrive at school at 8: 30.3.a pianist plays the piano.4.mary speaks english very well.5.i take a shower every morning.6.mr smith goes to work by bus.7.my english teacher is very gentle with us.8.a doctor treats  patients.9.ann and her sister are  twins.10.my cat likes fish.4.1.mark doesn't get up late.2.my mother doesn't clean the room.   3.i am not a student.4.they don't go to cinema at weekends.  5.i don't like ice-cream.  6.you don't drink water.  7.i don't travel by plane.  8.bob doesn't sleep until eleleven o'clock on sundays.  9.meg's sister doesn't work   in a office.  10.the woman doesn't take care of her house. 

1.  cricket was always popular in england 

2.what are you doing here? – i`m waiting for mr. smith. - have you been waiting him long? – no, i`ve just come here. 

3. i'm sure to meet him at the station. 

4. have they been playing chess since the morning?  

5. we`ve been looking for you for the whole night. 

6. how many days have you already been reading this book?  

7. he`s done everything for her. now he's going to buy her a house. 

8. he had not read this book yet. 

9. she always talks only about herself. it's so annoying!  

10. today it is very cold.- yes, it's been cold since sunday.

Cultural and religious holidays

across the uk there are increasing calls for a public holiday on the patron saint’s days such as st. patrick’s day, which is already recognized as a holiday. in scotland, other more localized public holidays based on local tradition can be determined by local authorities. for example, since 2007, st. andrew’s day has been an alternative, voluntary public holiday, which  replaces  an existing public holiday.

the uk government acknowledges that there are many religious and cultural holidays celebrated in the united kingdom by its diverse population. these holidays are not viewed as public holidays and employers are not required to provide paid days off for celebrations of these events.they celebrate such this holidays every !