Question

помогите пожалуйста с английским, 2 задания. Write affirmative and negative sentences with There is, There isn`t, There are or There aren`t. Use a, some or any. 1. book on the table. 2. clock in my bedroom. 3. shelves in the bathroom. ---------------------------- --------------------------------- ---------------------------------- 4.cupboards in the dining room. 5. study in the house. 6.curtains in the living room. ---------------------------------- ----------------------------- -------------------------------------- Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of have to: affirmative, negative or interrogative. 1. ----------you ------------ get up early on Saturdays? No, I ------------. 2. I ----------- wear a uniform to school. I can`t wear my own clothes. 3. We ----------- pay for the tickets. They`re free. 4. Sally ------------ walk home. She usually takes the bus. 5. ` --------------Mark -------------take exams at the end of term? `Yes he ------------. 6. There`s a canteen at Tom`s school, but he -------------- have lunch there.

Answer 1

1 There is a book on the table. 2. There is a clock in my bedroom. 3. There are some shelves in the bathroom. 4.There are some cupboards in the dining room. 5. There is a study in the house. 6.There are some curtains in the living room.

 1. There isn’t a book on the table. 2. There isn’t a clock in my bedroom. 3. There aren’t any shelves in the bathroom. 4.There aren’t any cupboards in the dining room. 5. There isn’t a study in the house. 6.There aren’t any curtains in the living room.

1. -----Do-----you -----have to------- get up early on Saturdays? No, I ----don't--------.
2. I -----have to------ wear a uniform to school. I can`t wear my own clothes.
3. We ------don't have to----- pay for the tickets. They`re free.
4. Sally -----doesn't have to------- walk home. She usually takes the bus.
5. ` ---------Does-----Mark -------have to------take exams at the end of term? `Yes he -----does-------.
6. There`s a canteen at Tom`s school, but he -----doesn't have to--------- have lunch there.

Answer 2

1. There is a book on the table. There isn't any book on the table.

2. There is a clock in my bedroom. There isn't any clock in my bedroom.

3. There are shelves in the bathroom. There aren't any shelves in the bathroom.

4. There are cupboards in the dining room. There aren't any cupboards in the dining room.

5. There is a study in the house. There isn't any study in the house.

6. There are curtains in the living room. There aren't any curtains in the living room.

Complete the sentences using the correct form of "have to":

1. Do you have to get up early on Saturdays? No, I don't have to. 2. I have to wear a uniform to school. I can't wear my own clothes. 3. We have to pay for the tickets. They're free. 4. Sally doesn't have to walk home. She usually takes the bus. 5. "Does Mark have to take exams at the end of term?" "Yes, he has to." 6. There is a canteen at Tom's school, but he doesn't have to have lunch there.