V. Образуйте условные предложения.

1. He doesn’t speak English every day. He can’t speak it fluently. If …

2. They didn’t bring the dictionaries. They couldn’t translate the article. If …

3. You don’t work regularly. You have bad marks. If …

4. It rained last night. She didn’t come. If …

5. He didn’t have an extra ticket, so he didn’t invite me to the theatre. If …

6. He doesn’t know the facts, so he can’t help me. If …

7. The girl answered the telephone, so she knew the bad news. If …

8. She didn’t come. They didn’t invite her. If …

9. I will not phone her, because I don’t know her telephone number. If …

10. I am not in your position. I will follow his advice.

VI. Перепишите предложения, используя необходимую форму сослагательного наклонения после wish.

1. I wish I (to be) very fit.

2. We wished (to be) together.

3. He wished he (can) swim.

4. She wishes she (to know) enough English.

5. They wished (not to spend) too much time in vain.

6. I wish I (not to phone) him: he told me bad news.

7. I wish they (to change) their opinion.

8. I wish she (to mind) her own business.

9. I wish my mother (to be) healthy.

10. He fell and hurt his arm. I wish he (to be) more careful.

VII. Переведите письменно следующие предложения.

1. It makes me mad to think of these swells who can walk into a place and buy a couple of Rolls Royces without turning a hair.

2. In this way he presently found himself following a shady country lane which many an experienced motorist would have given his soul to find.

3. Sure enough, at a convenient corner, was a small wicker table with baskets of fruit on it, and a legend Eat More Fruit displayed on a banner.

4. There's some sort of way you can tell – scratching them on glass.

5. It doesn't seem to make sense unless the police were after him.

6. She had clasped the necklace round her neck and was judging the effect in a small mirror taken from her handbag.

7. There was a triumph about her, a kind of regal beauty that was completely new to him.

8. We didn't steal the thing, I would not live with that. It's come to us and it's probably the only chance we'll ever have of getting all the things we want.

9. He had to sat about finding "a fence" - and how to do it he had not the remotest idea!

10. A clever new advertising dodge is being adopted by the All-Engllish Fivepenny Fair who intends to challenge the famous Woollworths.

VIII. Приготовьте один из следующих пунктов к обсуждению на занятии.

1. Explain the “double meaning” of the to Christie’s story A Fruitful Sunday.

2. What did Edward finally agree to do at Dorothy’s request, and how did that effect his attitude at first?

3. In what different ways did Dorothy later react to the idea of trying to sell the necklace?

4. Why did Edward not think Dorothy looked like a good or virtuous woman?

5. How do you like the story A Fruitful Sunday?