Jan and Frieda are generally early for their class. Hob usually comes late

Зиннуров Руслан

Работа № 7 по курсу «Английский язык»

Lesson № 21

(P. 458-464)

I. Text

a table-cloth ['teɪblklɔθ] – скатерть

horrid ['hɔrɪd] – страшный, ужасный, неприятный, отталкивающий, противный

to fit [fɪt]  up – собирать, монтировать

II. Ex. 2

1. Hob does like cakes.

2. He did enjoy the ones he ate at the party.

3. I do like the cakes that Mrs. Priestley bakes.

4. We did have a good swim this afternoon.

5. You did buy a lot of chocolate.

6. Andrew does run fast.

7. The wind did blow hard when we were at sea.

8. You did bring a lot of clothes with you.

9. Jan did come here quickly.

10. Jan does come here quickly.

11. Hob did drink a lot of lemonade.

12. They did take a long time to come here.

13. Those shoes I bought did wear well.

14. He promised he would write and he did write.

15. It did freeze hard last night.

16. You told me to see the picture at the cinema and I did see it.

17. He asked me to teach him French and I did teach him.

18. You did do these exercises well.

Ex. 6

1. I always get up at seven o`clock.

2. He has never done this before.

3. Jan and Frieda are generally early for their class. Hob usually comes late.

4. Mary often comes to our house; Margaret has often come with her.

5. I sometimes think Hob will never learn grammar.

6. We have nearly finished our work; I nearly forgot it had to be done by six o`clock.

7. It is always easy to do something that you have never done before.

8. I have never seen deer in these woods but my father says he often saw one when he was a boy.

9. We sometimes go for a holiday in May and we usually get good weather.

10. We generally go for a holiday in August and we have nearly had good weather always.