Everyday English B. Choose the correct response. How about Thursday then? A I’m afraid, I can’t. B I’m OK. How do you like the film? A Yes, it is. B It’s brilliant. Why don’t we go shopping? A That sounds good. I need to exercise. B Ok. Let’s look for a new shirt. How about having a picnic? A I don’t really like eating outdoors. B I’d rather not. I don’t like it. Would you like me to help you? A Yes, I’m very keen on it. B Yes please, that would be great. (Mark10 ) Reading C. Read the email and mark the sentences T(true), F(false) or DS (doesn’t say Moscow Russia 12.05.2014 Dear Sue, Thank you for your letter. I was glad to get it. Sorry for not writing for so long, I was busy with my school. I want to tell you about my weekend. I had a great day on Sunday. I woke up at 10 o’clock and the sky was blue. I met George and Mike at 11 and we go to the cinema. The film was wonderful. In the afternoon we went for a walk in the park. We found very good sports ground there, so we did a lot of exercises and took pictures. It was cool! I’m going to visit an art gallery next Sunday. I think it’s going to be a very interesting walk. I hope I’ll know a lot of new things. That’s all for now. Hope to hear from you soon. Best wishes, Kate Sue had a great day on Sunday. ……… Kate woke up at twelve o’clock. ………. The film was very interesting. ………. The friends are going to visit an art gallery next Sunday. ……….. Kate met George and Mike in the cinema. ……….. (Mark 20)

1) She was promised a trip to London by Betsey.

What was she promised by Betsey?

Was she promised a trip to London by Betsey?

2) The work had been done before they arrived.

What had been done before they arrived?

When was the work done?

3) Sergey’s stay in England has been paid for by his parents.

Whose parents has Sergey’s stay in England been paid for by?

4) She was being looked at when she started to speak.

Why was she being looked at when she started to speak?

When did she start to speak?

5) Why are they talking so loudly? Very important problems are being discussed.

What is being discussed?

Are very important problems being discussed?

When Professor Mallory, the famous archaeologist, invited me to take part in his expedition to find the Lost City of the Himalayas, I did not hesitate to accept his invitation. Mallory had discovered an ancient map showing the position of the city, although no European had ever gone to the area before. In fact, most of Mallory’s colleagues either believed that the city had never existed or felt that it vanished long ago and became simply a legend. According to the Professor, the builders of the city had hidden it among the mountains in order to protect its immense riches. He believed that the descendants of these ancient people were still keeping themselves apart from the rest of mankind for the very same reasons. So when we set off on a cool May morning towards the distant mountains, each of us was looking forward to exciting discoveries. For a week or more we were climbing higher and higher, following the map, which Mallory studied from time to time. Then one afternoon, while we were resting at the top of a valley, we noticed that a rider on a horse was waving at us from the other side of the valley. A rider whose clothes were shining like gold!

3.

1. was trying, stopped, offered.

2. paid, had phoned.

3. was not wearing, didn't notice, was driving.

4. lay, were feeding.

5. admitted, had hit, hadn't damaged.

6. wasn't listening, was thinking.

7. felt, (had) finished, fell asleep.

8. got, had disappeared.

9. phoned, didn't answer, were you doing?

10. didn't go out, was raining.