ХЕЛП МИ ! ЗА КРАТКИЙ И ПОНЯТНЫЙ ОТВЕТ! 1. Read the advertisement for a restaurant and mark the sentences T (true) or F (false BOMBAY PALACE At the Bombay Palace, the food is great and the prices are fantastic. A meal for two costs about £40.Are you tired of going to the same restaurant all the time? Well, come visit us at the Bombay Palace on Willow Avenue. The Bombay Palace is an Indian restaurant with a difference! The Palace's starters are the best in town. Try the hot spicy soup or the chef's salad. For your main course, choose between the beef curry with rice or the Punjab baked chicken with vegetables. But save room for dessert! How about apple pie? No? Then why not try the fruit salad? The Bombay Palace is open Monday to Saturday from 7pm to 12pm. e. g. The Bombay Palace is an Indian restaurant. T 1 . You can have salad for a starter. . 2 . The chicken comes with rice. . 3 . There is only one kind of dessert. . 4 . A meal for two costs more than £50. . 5 . The Bombay Palace is not open on Sundays. … 2 . Read the text again and answer the questions: 1. Where is the restaurant situated? 2. What is there for starter? 3. What dishes can you choose for main course? 4. What is for dessert? 5. When is The Bombay Palace open?

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2. Do you know where...

3. I don't know what this word means but...

4. Sarah loves comedies... she doesn't like...

5. When father comes... always start...

6. How often do Brad ride his new scooter?

7. I didn't know what...

8. Kelly leaved the gymnasium

9. Does Chris play football...

10. ...sisters go to...

11. students don't come to school...they come on foot

12. Where does your grandparents live?

13. What is the...

14. My mom doesn't have much time... i usually play...

15. It snows here... everyone goes skiing

16. My dog loves running... he doesn't want to stay...

17. We have three... my sister has four...

18. Does Robert watches...

19. ...always wear...

20. Adults don't like lollipops but kids just love them!

3.2.7. Underline the correct form of the verb.

1) The performance has been going on for half an hour.

2) BBC documentaries have been broadcast worldwid a long time.

3) We have been invited to the party by Mr Brown's wife.

4) Who has this film been directed by?

5) Which of you has been presenting the project recently?

6) The box office has been closed since yesterday.

7) A new technology has been just introduced by engineers.

8) Neither of them has been writing anything new recently.

9) No bad news has been spread by me recently.

10) They have been communicating via Internet recently.