Question

Task 2 Circle the right option: Dear Lina, I hope you´re fine. I'm pleased to tell you that my father promised (from/to/ at) let me spend four weeks in London next summer. I think a stay in London is very useful for (many/ much/ more) reasons. First, when I'm in London, I will (speak/ be speak/ spoke) English, so I can improve (me/ I/my) language. Second, London has many (interesting/ interested/interest) places like museums and parks. Finally I can have new friends. What about you? Will you be able to go with me? I hope so. Send me (a/ these/ an) e-mail soon.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Dear Lina, I hope you´re fine. I'm pleased to tell you that my father promised to let me spend four weeks in London next summer.

I think a stay in London is very useful for more reasons.

First, when I'm in London, I will speak

English, so I can improve my language.

Second, London has many interesting places like museums and parks. Finally I can have new friends. What about you? Will you be able to go with me? I hope so.

Send me an e-mail soon.

Answer 2

Dear Lina,

I hope you're fine. I'm pleased to tell you that my father promised to let me spend four weeks in London next summer. I think a stay in London is very useful for many reasons. First, when I'm in London, I will speak English, so I can improve my language. Second, London has many interesting places like museums and parks. Finally, I can have new friends. What about you? Will you be able to go with me? I hope so. Send me an email soon.

In this text, the correct options are:

1. my father promised to let me spend four weeks in London next summer. (from/to/at) - The correct option is "to". It indicates the purpose or destination of the action.

2. I think a stay in London is very useful for (many/much/more) reasons. - The correct option is "many". It refers to multiple reasons.

3. when I'm in London, I will (speak/be speak/spoke) English, so I can improve (me/I/my) language. - The correct options are "speak" and "my". "Speak" is the correct verb form, and "my" is the possessive pronoun that shows ownership.

4. London has many (interesting/interested/interest) places like museums and parks. - The correct option is "interesting". It describes the places as being captivating or engaging.

5. What about you? Will you be able to go with me? I hope so. Send me (a/these/an) email soon. - The correct option is "an". It is used before a word that starts with a vowel sound, like "email".

I hope this helps!