Exercise 26

Examples

Sue: Have you got... potatoes?

Have you got any potatoes?

Waiter: Yes, we've got... potatoes.

Yes, we've got some potatoes.

Sue: Have you got... potatoes?

Waiter: Yes, we've got... potatoes.

We haven't got... carrots.

And we haven't got... peas.

Sue: I'd like... potatoes, please.

Waiter: Would you like... bread?

Sue: No, I don't want... bread, thank you.

Waiter: Do you want... drinks?

Sue: Yes, please. I'd like... red wine.

Exercise 27

Examples

What are you doing before lunch?

work at; the airport

This morning I am working at the airport.

Where are you going after lunch? go to; the National Gallery

This afternoon I am going to the National Gallery.

1. What are you doing before lunch?

work at; the airport

2. Where are you going after lunch?

go to; the National Gallery

3. What are you doing after lunch?

see; the Hunts

4. Where are you going after dinner?

go to; a concert

5. Where are you going after breakfast?

walk to; the office

6. What are you doing before lunch?

walk round; Soho

7. Where are you going after lunch?

go on; the river

8. What are you doing after breakfast?

see; the Post Office Tower

9. What are you doing after dinner?

meet; a friend

10. Where are you doing before lunch?

go to; Trafalgar Square

Exercise 28

Examples

Peter... in London. live

Peter lives in London.

1. Peter... in London. live

2. He... there, too. work

3. His parents don't ...in London. live

4. They... in Scotland. live

5. They all ...the Hunts very well. know

6. Sheila... a bus to work every day. catch

7. I.. a bus in the morning. catch

8. In the evening I... to Charring Cross. walk

9. Then my friend... me. meet

10. He doesn't ...buses. like

11 We... a taxi to my hotel. take

Exercise 29

Examples

to, at, on, from, in, until

My wife is going... the bank today.

My wife is going to the bank today.

1. My wife is going... the bank today.

2. The bank opens ... nine o'clock

3. And it closes ... half past three.

4. It is not open... Saturdays and Sundays.

5. This evening we are going ... a restaurant.

6. It is open... weekdays and... Saturdays and Sundays but

it is not open... Mondays.

7. It is open today ... five o'clock... twelve o'clock.

8. It is ...the Strand.

Exercise 30

Examples

Why are you going to the post office? post; letters

Because I want to post my letters.

Why is she waiting there? meet; friend

Because she wants to meet her friend.

1. Why are you going to the post office? post; letters

2. Why is she waiting there? meet; friend

3. why are you going to the airport? catch; plane

4. Why are they standing at the snack-bar? eat; sandwiches

5. Why is he going to the bank? cash; traveler's cheques

6. Why are you going back to the hotel? go to; room

7. Why are they cashing their traveler's cheques? buy; souvenirs

8. Why are we leaving now? catch; bus

Exercise 31

Examples

I want to post some letters.

/ am going to the post office to post some letters.

She wants to cash a cheque.

She is going to the bank to cash a cheque.

1. I want to post some letters.

2. She wants to cash a cheque.

3. We want to have dinner.

4. We want to book two single rooms.

5. I want to have a bath.

6. She wants to buy some stamps.

7. They want to change some Swiss money.

8. He wants to buy some medicine.

Exercise 32

Examples

Is the bank... open?

Is the bank still open?

The bank is open... six.

The bank is open until six.

1. Is the bank... open?

2. The bank is open... six.

3. Has Sheila... got the maps?

4. I am not leaving... next Saturday.

5. Some banks do not close... five o'clock.

6. The chemist's is ... open at nine o'clock.

7. I have... got my traveler's cheques.

8. I am not cashing them... tomorrow.

9. The bus does not leave... five.

10. It is ... waiting there.

Exercise 33

Examples

Are they paying-in counters?

No..........................

No, they are not.

Is that Regent Street?

Yes,..................

Yes, it is.

Are you hungry?

Yes,...........

Yes, I am.

1. Are they paying-in counters?

No,...........................

2. Is that Regent Street?

Yes,....................

3. Are you hungry?

Yes..............

4. Is Jane eighteen?

Yes,...............

5. Are we in London?

Yes,...............

6. Is that the post office?

Yes,......................

7.Are they Swiss?

No,..............

8. Are Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Swiss?

No,...........................

9. Is he tired?

Yes,

10. Are you tired?

No,..............

Exercise 34

Examples

Today the girls ... to Oxford Street. are going/is going/go

Today the girls are going to Oxford Street.

They... to buy some clothes. are wanting/wants/want

They want to buy some clothes.

1. Today the girls ... to Oxford Street. are going/is going/go

2. They... to buy some clothes. ………….… .are wanting/wants/want

3. I... with them. goes/am going/go

4. I... to go to the shops. do not want/not wanting/does not want

5. Women ... terrible shoppers. is/are

6. Sometimes Mary... all day. is shopping/shops/shop

7. but she... anything. does not buy/is not buying/do not buy

8. Today she ... for a red dress. looks/is looking/are looking

.9 She...red. like/is liking/likes

10. But I... am not/do not/does not

11. I... green. prefer/am preferring/prefers

Exercise 35

Examples

The red dress The blue dress The green dress

The blue dress is ... expensive... the red one. The green dress is the ... expensive.

The blue dress is more expensive than the red one. The green dress is the most expensive.

1. The blue dress is ... expensive... the red one.

2. The green dress is the ... expensive.

3. The ... dress is less expensive than the blue оnе.

4. The ... one is the least expensive dress.

The cleaner's The launderette The barber's

5. The cleaner's is the... crowded.

6. The... is the most crowded.

7. The launderette is less crowded than the.…

8. The barber's is ... crowded... the launderette.

Ann Sue Jean

9. Ann is ... attractive... Sue.

10. Sue is ... attractive... Ann.

11. ... is more attractive than Sue.

12. Jean is the ... attractive girl.

Exercise 36

John's riding on the escalator.

Sheila's having lunch over there.

Peter's wearing a blue suit.

Guy's smoking a pipe.

Bob's lighting a cigarette.

Mike's sitting in the bus.

Clare's standing by the elevator, George is waiting in the suit department. Tim's having his hair cut. Mrs. Hunt's looking at the new dress.

Examples

Which one's Tim? He's the man having his hair cut.

Which one's Clare? She's the woman standing by the elevator.

1. Which one's Tim?

2. Which one's Clare?

3. Which one's George?

4. Which one's Mrs. Hunt?

5. Which one's Bob?

6. Which one's Mike?

7. Which one's Guy?

8. Which one's Sheila?

9. Which one's John?

10. Which one's Peter?

Exercise 37

Examples

Do your parents like London? No, neither of them does.

Have the children bought anything? No, none of them has.

1. Do your parents like London? Yes, both of them will.

2. Have the children bought .anything? Yes, both of them have.

3. Do all your friends smoke? No, none of them. has.

4. Did your matches light? Yes, both of them did.

5. Will your friends come, too? No, neither of them can.

6. Have your parents visited England? Yes, both of them would.

7. Did either of the boys phone you? Yes, some of them did.

8. Would either of the children like a hot dog? No, none of them will.

9. Cam either of the girls come next week? No, none of them does.

Exercise 38

Examples

you; a new car; buy

It’s time you bought a new car.

we; again; meet; Harry

Its time we met Harry again.

1. you; a new car; buy

2. we; again; meet; Harry

3. the boat; here; be

4. I; go

5. I; a good meal; have

6. your children; come studying; do

7. we; Mr. and Mrs. Hunt; to dinner; invite

8. Sue; get married

9. they; Simon and Jane; look for

10. John; his hair; have cut

Exercise 39

Examples

Do you go to the theater? I was in London/I will be forty/ I was in hospital.

Not now, but I used to go to the theater when I was in London.

Is he nervous? He is dancing/He was young/ He will pay the doctor.

Not now, but he used to be nervous when he was young.

1. Do you go to the theater? I was in London/I will be forty/ I was in hospital.

2. Is he nervous? He is dancing/He was young/He will pay the doctor.

3. Does she smoke? She was six/She is hungry./ She was at university.

4. Do they live in Kent? They worked in London./They were in France/They are sad.

5. Are they living in Geneva? They will go to Europe./They were at the United Nations./They are older.

6. Does she like watching television? She was at home./She was in the park./She was on the beach.

7. Is she beautiful? She was nervous./She was young./ She was sixty-five.

8. Do you travel in Europe? I was nervous/I worked for an international company/I was bored.

9. Does he like concerts? He was here last year/He was in the football team./ He will be in London.

10. Has he got a lot of money? He was a film actor./He was hungry./ He did not work.

Exercise 40

Examples

He'll... in London during February. work

He'll be working in London during February.

She'll... her friend at nine. phone

Shell phone her friend at nine.

1. He'll... in London during February. work

2. She'll... her friend at nine. phone

3. I'll... on Wednesday at six. arrive

4. They'll... for six weeks. travel

5. We'll... the train at four forty-seven. catch

6. I'll... at the Beardsley from Wednesday

to Saturday stay

7. He'll... me good meal tomorrow. buy

8. They'll... them to dinner next Thursday. invite

Exercise 41

Examples

You are going to your nephew's birthday party write soon

You are saying good-bye to a friend. buy him a present

I promise to buy him a present.

I promise to write soon.

1. You are going to your nephew's birthday party. write soon.

2. You are saying good-bye to a friend. buy him a present.

3. Someone has asked you to visit the Hunts. drive carefully.

4. You are going to your Mead's house by car. give it to you next week.

5. You want your friend to go to the cinema with you. be on time tomorrow.

6. You want to borrow some money. meet him at the airport.

7. You will be working in Switzerland soon. isit the Hunts.

8. You are usually late. take care of them.

9. Your friend will come by plane. phone your friends in Geneva.

10. Your friend's children are staying with you. pay for the tickets.

Exercise 42

Examples

The knife was on the table.

Oh, that’s where it was.

They are the Hunts.

Oh, that’s who they are.

1. The knife was on the table.

2. They are the Hunts.

3. It's a needle.

4. The party's at eight o'clock.

5. The car was at the garage.

6. That's Mary.

7. Those are computers.

8. The meeting will be in the hotel.

9. He asked because he had forgotten the name.

10. It works like this.

Exercise 43

Examples

What were you doing when you saw him? read

І was reading when І saw him.

What was Sue doing while he was phoning Mary? listen

Sue was listening while he was phoning Mary.

1. What were you doing when you saw him? read

2. What was Sue doing while he was phoning Mary? listen

3. What were they doing while you were eating? dance

4. What were we doing when they arrived? watch television

5. What was the man doing when the policeman came? write a letter

6. What were you doing while he was cleaning the car? prepare lunch

7. What was Sheila doing in Geneva? work at the United Nations

8. What were they doing when you rang? have a party

9. What was Mrs. Hunt doing when the telegram arrived? wash her hair

10. What were you doing while he was in London? walk in the mountains

Exercise 44

Examples

Which button did he push?

It's on the top.

He pushed the button which is on the top.

Which machines do you use?

They need electricity.

We use machines which need electricity.

1. Which button did he push?

It's on the top.

2. Which machines do you use?

They need electricity.

3. Which factory will they visit?

It makes business machines.

4. Which house will they live in?

It has big garden.

5. Which magazine is he reading?

It was on the table.

6. Which pencil is he using?

It was in your office.

7. Which camera do you use?

It takes good photos.

8. Which machine does he prefer?

It is able to count automatically.

9. Which biscuits does he like?

They were made by his wife.

10. Which kind of car does he like?

It goes faster than other cars.

Exercise 45

Examples

What were you doing in the restaurant? What was he doing in the office?

He dictated a letter. I ate dinner.

I was eating dinner in the restaurant. He was dictating a letter in the office.

1. What were you doing in the restaurant? I played in a musical.

2. What was he doing in the office? She watched television

3. What were they doing in the factory? We worked at the United Nations

4. What was she doing in the living-room? he talked to some friends.

5. What were we doing in Geneva? They visited the Blakes.

6. What were you doing in the Old Theatre? We had a picnic.

7. What was he doing at the drugstore? They looked at the machines.

8. What were they doing in Sussex? He bought some pills.

9. What was she doing at the party? I ate dinner.

10. What were we doing on the island? He dictated a letter.

Exercise 46

Examples

I'm going to the beach. What about you?

I don't know where to go.

I'm making a dress. What about Sue?

She doesn't know what to make.

1. I'm going to the beach.

What about you?

2. I'm making a dress.

What about Sue?

3. I'm learning French.

What about Helen?

4. I'm going to London.

What about the Hunts?

5. I'm buying some sandwiches.

What about you?

6. I'm driving to Scotland.

What about Harry?

7. I'm doing something.

What about Mary?

8. I'm going to a hotel.

What about Simon?

9. I'm looking for a big house.

What about you?

10. I'm eating at the Italian restaurant.

What about the Hunts?

Exercise 47

Examples

Have you got any beer? Yes

Yes, we've got some beer.

Have you got any flowers? No

No, we've got no flowers.

1. Have you got any beer? Yes

2. Have you got any flowers? No

3. Have you got any suits? No

4. Have you got any rooms? Yes

5. Have you got any cigarettes? Yes

6. Have you got any animals? Yes

7. Have you got any bread? No

8. Have you got any stamps? Yes

Exercise 48

Examples

Вокзал

That’s a station, isn't it?

Потяг

That's a train, isn't it?

1. Вокзал 5. Мiст

2. Потяги 6. Парк

3. Дороги 7. Університет

4. Річка 8. Студенти

Exercise 49

Examples

Who will make it for you?

No one, I will make it myself.

Who had to look for a house for Mr. Hunt?

No one, he had to look for a house himself.

1. Who will make it for you?

2. Who has got to look for a house for Mr. Hunt?

3. Who thought of that for her?

4. Who carried the suitcases for them?

5. Who will speak to him for you?

6. Who found the hotel for us?

7. Who phoned the airport for us?

8. Who has bought it for her?

9. Who is going to do that for them?

10. Who has been doing the work for him?

Exercise 50

Examples

I; in; London; will; Friday; Monday; from; to; stay.

I will stay in London from Monday to Friday.

alone; here; I; wait; will.

I will wait here alone.