to Egypt? Has you been Did you ever be Did you ever been Have you ever been We to the swimming pool last Friday. didn’t go hasn’t gone didn’t went haven’t gone

1. My brother has got a bicycle , but he has not got a car.
2. We have got a television, but we have not got a piano.
3. We have got a parrot, but we have not got a horse.
4. I have got a mouse, but I have not got a pig.
5. We have got a camera, but we have not got a computer.
6. We have got a garden, but we have not got a bookcase.
7. We have got a desk, but we have not got a cow.
8. My elder brother has got a cat, but my younger brother has not got any pets.
9. My father has got a dog, but he has not got a cat.
10. My mother has got a dog, but she has not got a cat.

1) Yale University, Georgetown.
2) In the text find the words and phrases which mean the following. (найти перевод в тексте)
обратный адрес (§1) return address
письмо о принятии (в университет, на работу) (§2) acceptance letter
шапка на фирменном бланке (§2) letterhead
обращаться с письменным) заявлением (о приеме на работу, учебу) (§2) apply
внепрограммные; необязательные, факультативные мероприятия. (§3) extracurricular activities
поставить на очередь (§3, 5) put on wait list 
1. a (Serena could tell from the scary look on Blair’s face that the news was not good. She didn’t know what to say. “Urn, I got a place … um … everywhere?”)
2. b (“I got wait listed at Yale. The only place that accepted me is Georgetown. Stupid Georgetown. But it was my safety.”)
3. b (She was in the top of her class at school)
4. a Her entire high-school career – practically her whole life – she’d been working toward entering Yale. 
5. a 
6. b (I got wait listed at Yale.)
7. c (The only place that accepted me is Georgetown. Stupid Georgetown. But it was my safety.”

Serena stared at her for a moment her eyes wide with surprise. “That’s not so bad,” Serena said. “I’m sure Yale is hard to enter. And if you didn’t enter, at least you have backup)