Question

SOS!!! СРОЧНО! ОТДАЛ ВСЕ БАЛЛЫ!!! Read the lists of words and choose the odd ones out. 1) fat, overweight, plump, slim, beard 2) dark, freckles, wrinkles, tattoos 3) short, pretty, ugly, good-looking Read these dialogues and write the correct answer. Don't use full stops. 1) - Whose is this book? - It’s ___________ book. (Kate) 2) - Where are Sam and Joe now? ____________ are in the garden. 3) - Is it your towel? - Yes, it is _____________. Read these sentences and fill in the gaps with the forms of the verb to be (am, is, are) or the structure "there is", "there are". Only positive answers! 1) The room ____________ cosy. 2) ____________ some chairs in the room. 3) _____________ a cooker in the kitchen. Read these phrases and fill in the gaps with the correct preposition of time (at, on, in). 1) ________ January 2) ________ the end of 3) ________ Sunday night Read these sentences and choose "some" or "any". Write down your answers with a comma (,). 1) I don't need ________ oranges. 2) We have ________ magazines for you. 3) Would you like ________ herbal tea? Read these sentences and fill in the gaps using the prepositions of place (at, on, in). 1) There are many tourists ________ London. 2)We do many projects ________ school. 3) Our city is ________ the Ob.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1)beard(борода)

2)dark(темный)

3)short(короткий)

Kate's

they

mine

is

there are

there is

in

at

on

any

some

some

in

at

in

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Here are the answers to the exercises:

Odd ones out:

1. Beard (as it is not related to weight or appearance)
2. Dark (as it is not related to physical features)
3. Ugly (as it is the opposite of the other words)

Dialogues:

1. • Whose is this book? - It’s Kate's book.
2. • Where are Sam and Joe now? They are in the garden.
3. • Is it your towel? - Yes, it is mine.

Forms of "to be" or "there is/there are":

1. The room is cosy.
2. There are some chairs in the room.
3. There is a cooker in the kitchen.

Prepositions of time:

1. In January
2. At the end of
3. On Sunday night

"Some" or "any":

1. I don't need any oranges.
2. We have some magazines for you.
3. Would you like some herbal tea?

Prepositions of place:

1. There are many tourists in London.
2. We do many projects at school.
3. Our city is on the Ob.