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XI. Complete the following sentences:

  1. I made up my mind ... .

  2. Next Wednesday we shall take part in ... .

  3. Did you take part in ... ?

  4. It goes without saying ... .

  5. I can’t get rid of ... .

  6. He found out that ... .

  7. As far as I know, ... .

  8. I am fond of ... .

  9. Do you find it difficult to ... ?

  10. My elder sister is very good at ... .

  11. I can’t help ... .

  12. We are proud of ... .

  13. Did you manage to ... ?

XII. Think of situations using the following words and word combinations:

  • to take an exam (exams); to get a mark; to enter an institute; to take part in; not to make mistakes; to be lucky.

  • to get rid of; to be good at; to make a report on; they say.

XIII. Make up sentences using the following word combinations:

  • to be angry with

  • to take part in

  • to give a mark

  • to get a mark in (a subject)

  • to make progress

  • to be good at

  • to be lucky

  • to join something

  • one can’t help doing something

  • to master the language

  • to find out

  • to make up one’s mind

  • to make mistakes

  • to do homework (lab work)

  • to go in for

  • to take an exam in (a subject)

  • to pass the exam

  • to get rid of

  • to be proud of

Grammar exercises The Verb. Active Voice.

I. Use the Present Simple or the Present Continuous instead of the infinitives in brackets:

  1. My fellow-student (to have) a lecture now.

  2. He always (to have) lectures on Friday.

  3. Who (to write) a test in the next room?

  4. The teacher (to hold) an exam. He usually (to hold) exams in room 22.

  5. The professor (to give) a lecture. He always (to give) lectures in English.

  6. - Who are you waiting for?

- I (to wait) for my tutor. I need his help.

7. Don’t go out! It (to rain) heavily.

8. I hope, you (to understand) the use of the Present Simple and the Present Continuous quite well.

9. - What are you writing?

- I (to make) notes about the two present tenses.

10. I often (to meet) my fellow-student at the corner of this street.

11. My brother (to go) in for sports.

12. We (to get) books from the library now.

13. This student always (to answer) well and (to get) excellent marks.

14. The teacher (to ask) the new grammar rule.

15. I (to want) to get rid of my mistakes.

II. Use the Present Simple, the Present Continuous or the Present Perfect instead of the infinitives in brackets:

1. - Will you, please, lend me your text-book? I (to leave) mine at home.

- I (to be) sorry, but I (to read) it now. Ann (to have) such a book, she can give it

to you.

2. I (to pass) just my exams.

3. My friend always (to make) mistakes in his test.

4. Our students (to be) proud of their Institute.

5. He (to make) up his mind to master English.

6. His sister (to make) a report on History now.

7. She (to send) me a letter that she (to come) in a few days.

8. I think, you (to understand) what you (to talk) about.

9. - What are you looking for?

- I (to look) for my dictionary. I just (to see) it somewhere.

10. They (to speak) English at the lessons.

11. Some girls (to enjoy) dances.

12. I know he (to make) an experiment in the laboratory now.

13. To master English she (to work) hard.

14. My father just (to find) out that the football match is over.

15. He (to make) progress, because he works very hard.