98 read these phrases and write some library rules about what you can do and what you mustn’t do in the library: прочитайте эти фразы и напишите некоторые правила библиотеки о том, что вы можете делать и что вам нужно в библиотеке: run (−) eat and drink (−) ask the librarian questions (+) drop litter (−) listen to loud music (−) speak quietly (+) bring pets inside (−) talk on the mobile phone (−) use a computer (+) send text messages (+) example 0. you mustn’t run in the library.

You mustn’t eat and drink in the library.

You mustn’t drop litter in the library.

You mustn’t listen to loud music ...

You mustn’t bring pets inside

You mustn’t talk on the mobile phone

You must ask the librarian questions

You must use a computer

You must send text messages...

You must speak quietly

1. By the time we get, Edna wil have arrived.
2.I doubt wether James will get there on time/
3.Mr. Jones will probably accept the job offer. If he does this, I'll be very glad/
4.Their youngest doughter will be twenty next August.
5.Bill will be veterrinarian when he graduates
6.We will buy the antique we saw yesrerday/ We are going to buy
7.By the Claudette comes back to the shop, somebody else will have bought the shoes
8.We'll give her a nice picture
9. I think Susan will become a great pianist
10. Shelton is going to the shops this afternoon. ( как запланированное действие в будущем выражается Present Continuous)

TASK 1:
1. Mark has got a new flat. His/Our flat is spacious.
- The correct answer is "His". We use "his" because we are referring to Mark's flat, not our own.

2. Is Jane yours/your sister?
- The correct answer is "your". We use "your" to indicate that Jane is the sister of the person being addressed.

3. This camera isn’t mine/my.
- The correct answer is "mine". We use "mine" to indicate possession, in this case, that the camera doesn't belong to the speaker.

4. This little puppy isn’t our/ours.
- The correct answer is "ours". We use "ours" to indicate possession, in this case, that the puppy doesn't belong to the speaker.

5. Tina and Susan are my/mine friends.
- The correct answer is "my". We use "my" to indicate that Tina and Susan are the speaker's friends.

6. What’s yours/her phone number?
- The correct answer is "your". We use "your" to indicate possession, in this case, the phone number of the person being addressed.

7. Is this skateboard his/her?
- The correct answer is "his". We use "his" to indicate possession, in this case, that the skateboard belongs to a male person.

8. Their/Theirs house is very modern.
- The correct answer is "Their". We use "their" to indicate possession, in this case, that the house belongs to a group of people.

9. Are these books her/hers?
- The correct answer is "hers". We use "hers" to indicate possession, in this case, that the books belong to a female person.

10. What is his/hers address?
- The correct answer is "his". We use "his" to indicate possession, in this case, the address of a male person.

TASK 2:
1. Beth and Steve are …….. parents.
- The correct answer is "Annas". We use the possessive form of a name (ending with 's) to indicate that someone belongs to someone else. In this case, Beth and Steve belong to Anna.

2. Whose camera is this? It’s …………………… .
- The correct answer is "hers". We use "hers" to indicate possession, in this case, that the camera belongs to a female person.

3. Mike is ……….. son.
- The correct answer is "Peter's and Sue's". We use the possessive form of two names (ending with 's) to indicate that someone belongs to more than one person. In this case, Mike belongs to both Peter and Sue.

4. This football isn’t mine. It’s my ……. .
- The correct answer is "cousin's". We use the possessive form of a singular noun (ending with 's) to indicate that something belongs to someone else. In this case, the football belongs to the speaker's cousin.

5. Is this ……… card?
- The correct answer is "Rose's". We use the possessive form of a name (ending with 's) to indicate that someone belongs to someone else. In this case, the card belongs to Rose.

6. These are …………… pencils.
- The correct answer is "Emily's". We use the possessive form of a name (ending with 's) to indicate that someone belongs to someone else. In this case, the pencils belong to Emily.