Read the euample and answer the questions. it is always necessary to make arrangements for a party. is it necessary (or not necessary) to make arrangements for: -a business trip to a foreign country? -business talks? -a visit to a restaurant? -a visit to the theatre? -a holiday at the seaside? -a sightseeing tour of a foreign country? -a visit to the kremlin museums? -a new year party? -the presentation of the goods the company is going to launch to the market?

Read the example and answer the questions.

It is always necessary to make arrangements for a party.

Is it necessary (or not necessary) to make arrangements for:

It is necessary to make arrangements for a business trip to a foreign country.

It is necessary to make arrangements for business talks.

It is wise to make arrangements for a visit to a restaurant.

It is wise to make arrangements for a visit to the theatre.

It is necessary to make arrangements for a holiday at the seaside.

It is wise to make arrangements for a sightseeing tour of a foreign country.

It is wise to make arrangements for a visit to the Kremlin museums.

It is wise to make arrangements for a New Year party.

It is necessary to make arrangements for the presentation of the goods the company is going to launch to the market.

1. Tomorrow I have to go to the store.2.Do  You often have to wash the floor?3. They do not need to go by train. They can go by bus.4. You do not need to open the door. I'll do it.5. When he has to get up? - At seven in the morning.6. What does she have to do? - It will have to prepare breakfast2. Do You often have to wash the floor?3. They do not need to go by train. They can go by bus.4. You do not need to open the door. I'll do it.5. When he has to get up? - At seven in the morning.6. What does she have to do? - It will have to prepare breakfast

4 Choose the correct answers.1 The United Kingdom is … . b) a monarchy 2 The head of state is … .a) The Queen 3 The British Parliament sits in … .a)  one building 4 MPs are … .b)  the people who sit in the house of Commons5 What are Britain’s main political parties?a)  Labour and Conservative6 How do Members of Parliament get into the House of Commons?b)  British people elect them7 Who presides over the House of Commons?a)   the Speaker 
5 Fill in gaps. Use: when, who, which, that, where, whose.
Put commas where necessary.1 I need a friend __who___ will never let me down.2 Kate, __who__ is a teacher at our school, has never been abroad.
She is afraid of flying.3 My grandfather,_whose_ sweater you are wearing, was a very nice man.4 The theatre, that  you have seen in the pictures, isn’t far away from here.5 My friends went to Spain __where_ it’s warm and sunny.6 His parents were doctors __who_ worked in the hospital down the road.7 Look at Mary.  She has seen something __that___ scared her.8 The Pushkin novel,_which_ I like best,  is Barishnya Krestyanka.9 I’ve read a book __that_ was very interesting.10 The benches,   which__ are in the House of Lords,  are red.
6 Use the suffixes  –tion, or – ment  and form the nouns from the verbs.

Agreement,   election,   discussion,   explanation,   demonstration, improvement,   management,   information,   collection,   equipment.