Без названия.jpg — Do you know that thousands words in the English dictionary aren’t English at all — they come from other languages? — Sure, I know about it. Some words are from Latin (video), some are from Spanish (macho), some from French (rendezvous) and other languages. I’ve read about it. — But now English words have started to become a part of other languages too. In France this new vocabulary is called “Franglais”. Every year there are more and more Franglais words. Some experts say that 5% of day-to-day French vocabulary now comes from English. — I like Franglais. It’s fun! It’s very easy, modern and easy to understand too. Some older people don’t like it, but that’s their problem, not ours. They don’t like the modern world, that’s all. They want to live in the past. — I share your opinion. Every language borrows new words. It happens all the time. Without new words languages can’t grow and change. I’m not afraid of Franglais. It’s normal. — Lets continue our discussion later. I’m in a hurry now. Bye. — Bye-bye. See you later. Fill in the gaps: 1. Do you know that thousands words in the English dictionary aren’t English at all — they other languages? 2. It’s very easy, modern and too. 3. Every language new words.

2)She has scored twenty points in the match.

3)We have watched all the Champions League matches this season.

4)That's amazing! She has run fifteen kilometers this morning!

5)She has bought some really nice rollerblades!

6)Oh, no! I have lost my money!

7)My mum has written shopping list. It's on the kitchen table.

8)Dad, you have eaten my biscuit!

9)I’m tired. I have watched three X-Files videos.

10)Hurry up! They have started the film!

11)Mary has studied hard this year, so she'll pass her exams.

12)Oh no! She has droped the plate!

13)The garden is very green. It has rained a lot this month.

14)These are my favourite trousers. I have had them for five years.

15)Tom's my best friend. I have known him for three years.

16)They have lived in Miami for two years. Jo has earache.

17)He has had it since 7 o'clock.

18)Brad has lived in Chicago since 1998

9. The children are eating cakes now.

10. He helps his mother every day.

11. Do You play the piano well?

12. Look! Michael is dancing now.

13. Her father isn't watching TV at the moment. He (to sleep) because he (to be)

tired.

14. Where your uncle (to work)? – He (to work) at school.

15. Does Your friend do his homework now?

16. When do you usually come home from school? – I come at four o’clock.

17. My sister isn't playing the piano now. She plays the piano in the evening.

18. Are You reading a magazine and thinking about your holiday at the moment?

19. I am sitting in the waiting room at the dentist’s now.

20. When do you listen to the news on the radio?

21. Are You playing chess now?

22. My father doesn't work at the shop.

23. Look at the sky: the clouds (are moving slowly, the sun is appearing from behind

the clouds, it is getting warmer.

24. I don't drink coffee in the evening. I drink coffee in the morning.

25. What is your friend doing now? – She is washing the dishes.

26. Does Your grandfather work at this factory?