Question

2. Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Simple or the Present Continuous Tense. 1) They (to work) in the garden now. – They are working in the garden now. 2) Jim (to want) to have a pet. 3) We always (to clean) our house on Saturdays and Wednesdays. 4) Nelly (not to cook) supper at the moment. 5) Eddy (not to like) sandwiches for breakfast. 6) I (to write) a letter to my penfriend now because I want to invite him to my birthday party. 3. Make comparatives and superlatives of the following adverbs: Early – earlier – the earliest Badly – Carefully – Far – Much – 4. Complete the questions with the question words from the box. Who / Where / How / What / When 1) — ______ is your birthday? — It’s in October. 2) — ______ are you going? — I’m going to the supermarket. 3) — ______ have you got in your bag? — I have got some books. 4) — ______ do you get to school? — I get to school by bus. 5) — _______ is that boy? — He is my brother. 5. Complete the sentences with the correct modal verbs. 1) — Will you go to the cinema with me? — I’d like to go, but I … help my mother to clean the flat. (might, have to) - I’d like to go, but I have to help my mother to clean the flat. 2) — … I use your dictionary? (May, Must) — Yes, please. 3) — I’m very tired. — You do not look healthy. You … go to bed earlier today. (could, should) 4) — What are you doing tonight? — I don’t know. My friend has invited me to the disco so I … go with her. (must, might) 5) — You … tidy your room! (must, can) — OK, Mum. 6) My hair looks dirty. I … wash it. (must, could)

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. 1) are working

2) wants

3) clean

4) isn't cooking

5) doesn't like

6) am writing

2. Badly-worse-the worst

Carefully-more carefully-the most carefully

Far-farher-the farthest

Much-more-the most

3. 1) When

2) Where

3) What

4) How

5) Who

4. 1) have to

2) may

3) should

4) might

5) must

6) could

Answer 2

1) They are working in the garden now. 2) Jim wants to have a pet. 3) We always clean our house on Saturdays and Wednesdays. 4) Nelly is not cooking supper at the moment. 5) Eddy does not like sandwiches for breakfast. 6) I am writing a letter to my penfriend now because I want to invite him to my birthday party.

Comparatives and Superlatives

- Early – earlier – the earliest - Badly – worse – the worst - Carefully – more carefully – the most carefully - Far – farther/further – the farthest/the furthest - Much – more – the most

Questions with Question Words

1) — When is your birthday? — It’s in October. 2) — Where are you going? — I’m going to the supermarket. 3) — What have you got in your bag? — I have got some books. 4) — How do you get to school? — I get to school by bus. 5) — Who is that boy? — He is my brother.

Modal Verbs

1) — Will you go to the cinema with me? — I’d like to go, but I have to help my mother clean the flat. 2) — May I use your dictionary? — Yes, please. 3) — I’m very tired. — You do not look healthy. You should go to bed earlier today. 4) — What are you doing tonight? — I don’t know. My friend has invited me to the disco, so I might go with her. 5) — You must tidy your room! — OK, Mum. 6) My hair looks dirty. I must wash it.