Задание 1. Напишите предложения используя Part Simple or Present Perfect, добавьте «слова-сигналы»'since', for' or 'ago'. Можно добавить другие необходимые слова. Example: They / live / England /five years. 1) They have lived in England for live years 2) Train / arrive / ten minutes ___ 3) He / work / this firm / June 4) 1 / not play / tennis /I/be/ boy 5) 1 / work / office / two years / then /I / to / London University 6) They / be / that pub / two hours now 7) I/ not speak / Mrs. Smith / Christmas___ 8) Three years / Peter / buy / new car 9) He/ not see/ Mary/ they/ to/a party / last month Задание 2. Перепишите предложения; подчеркните в них сказуемые с модальными глаголами; переведите предложения. 1. She can't go there now. 2. He may take my dictionary. 3. Joe must have forgotten his promise. 4. Need he come here? 5. I can speak English. 6. They might know her address. 7. You must consult a doctor. 8. You ought to help your friend. 9. Tim should take better care of his health. 10. He could swim very well when he was young. Задание 3. Перепишите и переведите предложения, сказуемое которых стоит в страдательном залоге; подчеркните сказуемое. 1. They cancelled all flights because of fog. 2. This road isn't used very often. 3. Sam told me that he had been attacked and robbed in the street. 4. A tree was lying across the road. It had been blown down in the storm. 5. George didn't have his car yesterday It was being serviced at the garage. 6. A new ring-road is being built round the city. 7. I didn't realise that someone was recording our conversation. 8. This is a very popular television programme. Every week it is watched by millions of people. 9. I was accused of stealing the money. 10. The bill includes service.

задание 1.

2) The train arrived ten minutes ago

3)He has worked in this firm since June

4)I didn't play tennis, when I was a boy

5)I have worked in office for two years, then I went to London University

6)They have been that pub for two hours

7) I haven't spoken to Mrs. Smiths since Christmas

8)Peter bought new car three years ago

9)He hasn't seen Mary since they went to a party last month

lmost every nation has a reputation of some kind. The French are supposed to be merry; the Germans dull, formal, fond of military uniforms; the Americans boastful, energetic. The English are reputed to be cold, reserved, rather haughty people who do not shout in the street. They are steady, easy-going and fond of sport. People in England do not shake hands as much as people do in Europe.

The English themselves like to speak of the "Englishness" of the English and they agree that there are really some typical English features – egoism, a strong sense of individualism and intolerance of outsiders, independence and self-confidence, a strong belief in private property and love of comfort.

The English are a nation of stay-at-homes. "The Englishman's home is his castle" is a saying known all over the world. It is true that English people prefer small houses, built to house one family, perhaps with a small garden.

The fire is the focus of the English home. What do other nations sit round? The answer is they don't. They go out to cafes or sit round the cocktail bar. For the English it is the open fire and the ceremony of English tea. Tea is part of the prose of British life as necessary as potatoes or bread. It must be made "just like mother makes it", one teaspoonful of tea for each person. It is drunk with or without sugar but almost always with milk.

The English people often say something about the weather when they begin a conversation. In fact people talk about weather more in Britain than in most parts of the world. For one thing, the weather in Britain changes very quickly. One day may be fine and the next day may be wet. You can never be quite sure what the weather is going to be like. The English often say: "Other countries have a climate, in England we have weather. For another thing, the weather is a safe topic for conversation. It plays a big part in the lives of the British people. Every daily newspaper publishes a weather forecast. Both the radio and the television give the weather forecast several times each day.

The club is decidedly British institution. Club membership is a part of clubmen professional and business life. Membership of the club is regarded as carrying a certain social prestige. Most of the clubs are old. They derived from a coffee-house, where Englishmen gathered for company and conversation. The members of all clubs are to be selected. There exist school clubs and college clubs, political clubs and cultural clubs, town clubs and country clubs. There are sports clubs of all sorts. Sixty years ago clubs were regarded to be only male territory. Now nearly all the clubs are open for both men and women.

These are some peculiarities of the British way of life.

Объяснение:

 

Sport in Our Life

People all over the world are fond of

sports and games.

Sport makes people healthy, keeps

them fit, more organized and better

dis­ci­plined.

Some people go in for sports for their

health and some for professional

aims.

There are a lot of stadiums, sports

gro­und­s­­,­ swimming pools, football

fields in each town.

Practically all kinds of sports are popu-

lar in this country, but football, figure-

skating­ and tennis enjoy the greatest

popu­larity.

A lot of people are fond of jogging.

In the morning and in the evening we

can see people jogging in the parks,

stadiums­ and even in the streets.

In every school pupils spend much

time going in for sports.

First of all they have their physical

training­ lessons.

And after classes they may train

different kinds of sport at different

sports clubs and sections.

Professional sport is also paid much

attention to in this country.

Every year there are a lot of sports

com­pe­titions, sports days and

Olympiads.

Once in four years the Olympic Games

take place in different countries.

There are Summer and Winter

Olympic Games.

This is a great sports competition of

the best sportsmen in the world.

As for me I go in for table tennis (ping-

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