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5 BCTaBbTe
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6 BCTaBbTe
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7 London. This is my office in Moscow. It's a small
BepH0
room, but it's light. My
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friend Alex isn't British, he's Russian. His TOM
English is very good. Alex is nice and polite.
Well, goodbye! Have a nice day!
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"a" 11J111 "an":
full life
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a
name's Steve. I'm British and I'm from
American. My Office Hello. My
cneayeT
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British and I'm from
London. This is my office in Moscow. It's a small
9 room, but it's light. My
friend Alex isn't British, he's Russian. HisyrBe1YÆAeH11H O
English is very good. Alex is nice and polite. TOM
Well, goodbye! Have a nice day!
He
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8 from London. This is my office in Moscow. It's a
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BepH0
small room, but it's light. My friend Alex isn't
British, he's Russian. His English is very good.
Alex is nice and polite. Well, goodbye! Have a
nice day!
BCTaBbTe
CJ10Ba B npeanoxeH11fl H113Ke: Hello. I Daniella am / is /
are/ are
not
Sue. her name
10 and
you from London? No, we . We . from
Leeds,
Bonpoc
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"a' 11J111 "an":thin
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notebook
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2 cup
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3 AHTOHIIM CJIOBa small — 3TO . Big
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empty
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BCTaBbTe HeuocTa.k0Luee CJIOBO B 411anor Hlr,Ke: A: My name's Philip. I from
4 BepH0 Los Angeles. B: Hi! Nice to meet you.
5 BCTaBbTe HeuocTaK)Luee CJIOBO B
H11)Ke: What your name?
BepH0
6 BCTaBbTe Hez10cTak0L1_uee CJIOBO B npeAJ10xeH11e H113Ke: He . from New York.
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7 BCTaBbTe
CJIOBO B
H11)Ke:Hi,
Sam.How
you?
are
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light. My Office Hello. My name's Steve. I'm British and I'm from
London.
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8 This is my office in Moscow. It's a small room, but it's light. My
friend Alex BepH0 Y'TBeP•xuaTb isn't British, he's Russian. His
English is very good. Alex is nice and polite. Well, goodbye! Have a
nice day!
9BepH0
man My Office Hello. My name's Steve. I'm British and I'm from London.
This YTBeP>KuaTb
is my office in Moscow. It's a small room, but it's light. My friend Alex isn't
British, he's Russian. His English is very good. Alex is nice and polite. Well,
goodbye! Have a nice day!
BepH0
Yes,
am / am
He
Bonpoc
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TecT 2
Bonpoc
OTBeT
BbT6ep11Te BepHoe rrpeÄnoxeH11e, LIT06b1 40110JIH11Tb Allanor
He's an actor.
Hir,Ke. Jannie: What's his job? Holly:
Bb16ep11Te BepHoe npewroxeH11e, LIT06b1 A0110JIH11Tb Allanor Hi%+w2 e.
Cameron
CraTyc
BepH0
BepH0
Jannie: An actor! What's his surname? Holly:
3
BbT6ep11Te BepHoe npeÄJ10',KeH11e, LIT06b1 A0110JIH11Tb Allanor HIDKe.
No, he isn't. he is
Jannie: Is he from Hollywood? Holly:
from New York
BbT6ep11Te BepHoe rrpeanoxeH11e, LIT06b1 40110JIH11Tb Allanor Hi-rxe.
4 Jannie: He's very good-looking. What's his phone number? Holly:
That's a secret.
Bb16ep11Te BepHoe MeCT011MeH11e B 411anore H11',Ke. David
his
Mark is here on business. What's new job?
BbT6ep11Te BepHoe MeCT011MeH11e B Allanore H113Ke. Mr. and
their
6
Mrs. Miller are in Moscow but . . son's in London.
Bb16ep11Te BepHoe MecT011MeHIIe B Allanore H11)Ke. Mary, spell
7
the word "nationality", please. English is good.
your
5
BepH0
BepH0
BepH0
BepH0
BepH0
CraTyc
BCTaBbTe npeanorll. Come and meet Gregory. He's an
8from
BepH0
BCTaBbTe npor1Y1_ueHHb1e lipeanorll. "Are you in Moscow . . .
busmess?" 9
for/ at
"Yes, I'm here the seminar."
BCTaBbTe 111301TY1_ueHHb1e rupeanorll. Keep this map of Moscow for
Germany.
It's . . .
10 your British
friend.
Bonpoc
1 Bb16ep11Te BepHoe npeAJ10xeH11e, LIT06b1 A0110JIH11Tb Allanor H113Ke.
OTBeT
That's a secret.
Jannie: Is he from Hollywood? Holly:
BepH0
CTamyc
He
BepH0
Jannie: What's his job? Holly:
2 BbT6ep11Te BepHoe npeAJ10',KeH11e, LIT06b1 A0110JIH11Tb Allanor HIDKe.
BepH0
No, he isn't. he is
BepH0
from New York
3 BbT6ep11Te BepHoe rrpeanoxeH11e, LIT06b1 40110JIH11Tb Allanor Hier,xe.
That's a secret.
Jannie: He's very good-looking. What's his phone number? Holly:
Bb16ep11Te BepHoe MeCT011MeH11e B Allanore Hlr,Ke, Mr. and
their
4
Mrs. Miller are in Moscow but . . son's in London.
BepH0
5 BbT6ep11Te BepHoe MeCT011MeH11e B 411anore Hil)Ke. We are Russian and .
He
my
BepH0
BepHO
Bonpoc
OTBeT
BepH0
friends are American.
BbT6ep11Te BepHoe MeCT011MeH1re B Allanore Hllxe. The dog is
6 very nice. . name's Terry.
7
8
BCTaBbTe npeanorll. "Are you in Moscow . business?"
"Yes, I'm here the semmar.'
BCTaBbTe npor1Y1_ueHHb1e lipeanorll. Washington is the capital the
its
BepH0
for / at
BepH0
of
BepH0
engineer
USA.
Crary
c
9 BCTaBbTe np01TY1_ueHHb1e rupeanorll. Keep this map of Moscow It's . . . for
your British friend.
BCTaBbTe
npeanorll. "Charles isn't . . . the classroom now.
10in / at / on
Is he . . . the meeting?" "No, he's . . . the football match."
TecT 3
Bonpoc
BCTaBbTe np011Y1_ueHHb1e aPT11KJ111 B lipe4J10)KeH11e Hilxe.
football match is very interesting.
BCTaBbTe
aPT11KJ111 B npeÅJ10)KeH11e Hlr,Ke. Let me tell
you about .
Easy
/
difficult
/
small great
happy yellow
/ new / good
24 West 55th
Street
York,
NY, 10019
play.
3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11
MeCT011MeH11HM11. My friend' s telegram isn 't
15th
November
3
for my father. It's for .
3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 HeAOCTaK)LL111M11 MeCT011MeH11fiM11. Today is Efie's birthday. 4
Come and speak with
3a1T011H11Te nporrycK11
MeCT011MeH1fflM11. We aren't
busy. Phone . today
3a110ï1H11Te
6
111)1LT1araTeJ1
bHoe .
9 New
2
5
please.
nporrycK11 MeCT011MeH11HM11. Is this an English stamp?
How interesting! Show . to me, please.
3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 HeAOCTaK)LL111M11 MeCT011MeH11fiM11. Where are the new students?
7
Tell . . to come.
3ar10TIH11Te nporrycK11
MeCT011MeHIHM11. Your Italian albums are nice.
8
Give . to
Dear
Jacky,
Here I am
in
New
York, and
I'm quite l)
about
it.
Our hotel
is 2) but
the food is
3). . . . Life
is
4)...
here. The
subway
isn't 5) . to
use. Taxis
Bonpoc
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are also 6). to see, with 7)... TAXI signs on them. Write soon. Sendme Robert's 8). .
. address, please. Love, Bob
It / me BepH0
111)1maraTeJ1bHoe
Easy / difficult / small / great / happy yellow / new / good
easy
BepH0
10 24 West 55th Street
New York, NY, 10019
15th November
BepH0
BepH0
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the
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the
Bel?H0
He
difficult
He
BepH0
him
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it
BepH0
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He
BepH0
Dear Jacky, Here I am in New York, and I'm quite l) . . about it. Our hotel is 2)
but the food is 3). . . . Life is 4). . . here. The subway isn't 5) to use. Taxis are also
6). to see, with 7). TAXI signs on them. Write soon. Send me Robert's 8). . . address,
please. Love, Bob
# Bonpoc
BCTaBbTe np01TY1_ueHHb1e apT11KJ111 B rrpeU10)KeH11e Hlrxe. Big Ben is
clock in London.
BCTaBbTe npor1Y11_ueHHb1e apT11KJ111 B npeanoxeH11e HIEKe. football
2
match is very interesting.
OTBeT
CTaTyc
a
BepH0
the
BepH0
BepHO
3 BCTaBbTe 1113011Y1_ueHHb1e aPT11KJ111 B
H113Ke. Let me tell you about .
play.
4 BCTaBbTe np01TY1_ueHHb1e apT11KJ111 B rrpeU10)KeH11e Hirxe. "Let's take ... camera with
us". "Which one? . . camera on . . . shelf?"
the
BepH0
a/ the / BepH0
the
3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 1--œÅOCTm-01U11M11 MeCT011MeH11HM11. Where is George? Show . . . our garden.
5
him
BepH0
them
BepH0
3a110111--111Te nporrycK11 HeAOCTakOLU11M11 MeCT011MeH11HM11. Where are the new students?
6
Tell . . to come.
3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 HeuOCTakOLU11M11 MeCT011MeH11HM11. Your Italian albums are nice.
It / me BepH0
7
Give to . . ., please.
CraTy
c
111)11naraTeJ1bHoe .
Easy / difficult / small great/ happy / yellow/ new good
24 West 55th Street
8 New York, NY, 10019
easy
Bel?H0
yellow
BepH0
15th November
Dear Jacky, Here I am in New York, and I'm quite 1) . . about it. Our hotel is 2)
but the food is 3). . . . Life is 4). . . here. The subway isn't 5) . to use. Taxis are also
6). to see, with 7)... TAXI signs on them. Write soon. Send me Robert's 8). . .
address, please. Love, Bob
npwraraTeJ1bHoe .
Easy / difficult / small / great / happy yellow / new / good
24 West 55th Street
9 New York, NY, 10019
15th November
Dear Jacky, Here I am in New York, and I'm quite l) . . about it. Our hotel is 2)
but the food is 3). . . Life is 4)... here. The subway isn't 5) to use. Taxis are also
6). to see, with 7). TAXI signs on them. Write soon. Send me Robert's 8). . . address,
please. Love, Bob
Easy / difficult / small great / happy yellow / new / good
West 55th Street
Bonpoc
OTBeT
new
New York, NY, 10019
BepH0
15th November
Dear Jacky, Here I am in New York, and I'm quite l) . . about it. Our hotel is 2)
any
album, please. All of them are nice.
BepH0
classes today and you?"
"No
on Saturday."
BepH0
9some / none
3aBePLL111Te npeanoxeH11e H113Ke. "Has Linda friends in London?"
got .
"No
not in London. She has got in Paris."
any / some
Bonpoc
OTBeT
BepH0
3aBePL1_111Te npeAnoxeH11e H11)Ke.
. is not easy.
Ted's job
CTaTyc
BepH0
3aBePLL111Te npeanoxeH11e H113Ke.
. is in Kursk.
Our friends' house
BepHO
the children's school BepH0
BepHO
Bonpoc
3aBePLL111Te npeanoxeH11e H113Ke. well, here. Take . . . !
3aBePLL111Te npeanoxeH11e HIEKe. They're pleased to meet .
OTBeT
the name of their
BepH0 home town
a box of matches
BepH0
He
Pats' girlfriends
CraTyc
npwraraTeJ1bHoe
but the food is 3). . . . Life is 4)... here. The subway isn't 5) to use. Taxis are also 6). to
see, with 7). TAXI signs on them. Write soon. Send me Robert's 8). . .
address, please. Love, Bob
TecT 4
OTB er
Bonpoc
I 3aBePL1_111Te npeAJ103KeH11e 1--1117Ke. . is not easy.
2 3aBePL1_111Te npeAJ103KeH11e 1--1117Ke. Where is ?
3 3aBePL1_111Te npeAnoxeH11e H11)Ke.
. is very good.
Ted's job
CraTyc
BepH0
the children's
BepH0
school
Maria's English BepH0
a box of
4
BepH0
5
6 3aBePL1_111Te npeAJ103KeH11e 1--1117Ke. They're pleased to meet .
7
3aBepLL111Te npeU10xeH11e H113Ke. Victor has got questions. Answer
them, please
matches
the door of a car BepH0
Pat's girlfriend BepH0
some
BepH0
BepH0
3
aBePL1_111Te npeAJ103KeH11e Hll*v-e. Victor has got . . . questions. Answer
7
some
them, please
Bonpoc
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8 your album, please. All of them are nice.
any
9
any
hom some
e?" "Yes, she has got .
3aBePLL111Te npeanoxeH11e HIEKe. "Has Linda got . friends in
London?" 10
any
Tec
"No, not in London. She has got . . . in Paris."
some
T5
2
are . . . hotels in the town.
4
today. They have . . . visitors.
5
friends.
3aBePL1_111
Te
npeAnoxeH11
/ e Hll*x-e. Mr.
Martin, show
us . . . photos
from
/
Glasgow
School
4) . . .
Art and
the
Scottish
opera,
T
a lot
he
re
ar
e
two
popular
football
clubs 5) .
Glasgow
, Rangers
and
Celtic.
B rlP11BeaeH
6
interesting programmes.
We have .
apples, so we can bake a
7
cake.
B rlP11BeaeHHOM Hllxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (3) cneayeT 110CTaB11Tb npeanor
I'm a student l) the University of Glasgow in Scotland. Glasgow is 2) the river
8 Clyde. It's an industrial city but it's also famous 3) . . . its museums, the
Glasgow School 4) . . . Art and the Scottish opera, There are two popular football
clubs 5) . Glasgow, Rangers and Celtic.
B rlP11BeaeHHOM Hllxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (4) cneayeT 110CTaB11Tb npeanor
I'm a student l) the University of Glasgow in Scotland. Glasgow is 2) the river
9 Clyde. It's an industrial city but it's also famous 3) . . . its museums, the
HOM Hllxe
TeKCTe Ha
MeCTO
rrporrycKa
(5) cneayeT
110CTaB11
Tb npeanor
I'm
a
student l)
the
University
of Glasgow
in Scotland.
Glasgow is
2) the river
10 Clyde.
It's
an
industrial
BepHO
Bonpoc
OTBeT
OTBeT Craryc
city but it's also famous 3) . its museums, the Glasgow School 4) . . . Art and the
Scottish opera, There are two popular football clubs 5) .
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He
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BepH0
many BepH0
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of
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for
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He
5little
6 coffee
cake.
apples, so we can bake a
BepH0
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B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (l) cneayeT 110CTaB11Tb npeanor
I'm a student l) the University of Glasgow in Scotland. Glasgow is 2) the river
Clyde. It's an industrial city but it's also famous 3) its museums, the Glasgow School
4) . . . Art and the Scottish opera. There are two popular football clubs 5) .
Glasgow, Rangers and Celtic.
B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (2) cneayeT 110CThB11Tb npeÄJ10r .
I'm a student l) the University of Glasgow in Scotland. Glasgow is 2) . . . the river
at
m
BepH0
BepH0
Bonpoc
OTBeT
Clyde. It's an industrial city but it's also famous 3) its museums, the Glasgow School
4) . Art and the Scottish opera. There are two popular football clubs 5) . Glasgow,
Rangers and Celtic.
on
BepH0
for
BepH0
B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (3) cneayeT 110CTaB11Tb npeanor
I'm a student l) the University of Glasgow in Scotland. Glasgow is 2) . . . the river
Clyde. It's an industrial city but it's also famous 3) its museums, the Glasgow School
4) . . . Art and the Scottish opera. There are two popular football clubs 5) .
Glasgow, Rangers and Celtic.
CraTyc
B
Hlrxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (5) cneayeT 110CTaB11Tb npezuor
10 Clyde. It's an industrial city but it's also famous 3) its museums, the Glasgow
School 4) . . . Art and the Scottish opera. There are two popular football clubs 5) .
Glasgow, Rangers and Celtic.
m
BepH0
OTBeT
CTaryc
TecT 6
Bonpoc
I BCTaBbTe npor1Y1_ueHHb1e npeanorll. ..24 March
2 BCTaBbTe np01TY1_ueHHb1e rupeanorll.
.
On
BepH0
On
BepH0
at
BepH0
Wednesday
3 BCTaBbTe 11ponyueHHb1e npezuorll.
4 BCTaBbTe
. the weekend
rupeanorll. . . winter
on
5 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11 npeunoraM11. It's cool . autumn.
6
BbT6ep11Te 1--1y•žKHYÆ0 cþopMY rnarona B 411anore H113Ke. "What you
on
(to look
He
BepH0
He
BepH0
is look at He
BepH0
7 Bb16ep11Te
busy?"
8 Bb16ep11Te
cþopMY rnarona B Allanore H11)Ke. "John . . (to be)
cþopMY rnarona B Alia-Flore H113Ke. "Yes, he . (to study)
French.'
9 Bb16ep11Te
BepH0
BepH0
studying
cþopxry rnarona B 411aaore H11)Ke.. (to call) the engineer,
call
BepH0
I'm a student l) the University of Glasgow in Scotland. Glasgow is 2) . . . the river
please.
BepH0
about)?" "About summer holidays."
Bonpoc
BCTaBbTe npor1Y1_ueHHb1e lipeanorll.
2 BCTaBbTe npor1Y1_ueHHb1e npeanorll.
3 BCTaBbTe
npeanorll.
.the end of my holiday
. Sunday
. July
OTBeT
at
on
In
CTaryc
BepH0
BepH0
BepH0
BepHO
Bonpoc
4
BCTaBbTe 1113011Y1_ueHHb1e rupeanorll.
OTBeT
. the evening
In
BbT6ep11Te cþ0PMY rnarona B Allanore H11)Ke.
"What they . (to talk 10
talk about
CTaTyc
5 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 npeunoraM11. Goodbye. See you Friday
6 3a110TIH11Te nporrycK11 npezuoraM11. It's cool autumn.
7 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11 rrpeunoraM11. All ofus are tired
8rnarona
on
BepH0
BepH0
the evenmgs. BepH0
you . (to look are look He Bb16ep11Te cþ0PMY B 411anore H11)Ke. "What . . .
at
Bb16ep11Te
cþopMY rnarona B Alia-Flore H113Ke. "Yes, he . (to study)
9BepH0
French.'
Bb16ep11Te
10are going BepH0
"To the university."
studying
cþopxry rnarona B 411aaore H11)Ke. "Where they . (to go)?"
BepH0
OTBeT
Bonpoc
BCTaBbTe
npeanorll. . . . the beginning of May
BepH0
Bonpoc
2 BCTaBbTe 11porryueHHb1e npeÄnor11. July
3
In
OTBeT
3a11011H11Te nporrycK11 npezuoraM11. It's cool autumn.
4 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11 rrpeunoraM11. All ofus are tiredthe evenmgs.
BbT6ep11Te cþ0PMY rnarona B Allanore Hilxe. 'Where is Warris?" "She .
is doing
(to do) the flat.
BbT6ep11Te
cþopMY rnarona B Allanore HIDKe. "What . . . you . (to look
are you
6
looking at
7 Bb16ep11Te
cþopMY rnarona B Allanore H11)Ke. "John (to be) busy?"
Bb16ep11Te
cþopMY rnarona B Allanore HI-I)Ke. "Yes, he . (to study)
Bb16ep11Te
9 engineer, please.
cþopMY rnarona B 411anore H11)Ke.
(to call) the
Bb16ep11Te cþopMY rnarona B Alia-Flore H113Ke. "What
BepH0
BepH0
BepH0
is studying
BepH0
call
BepH0
are talking
they . . . (to talk 10
about)?" "About summer holidays."
BepH0
BepH0
BepH0
5
8 French.'
Craryc
BepH0
about
TecT7
OTBeT
Craryc
is yellow.
BepH0
Bonpoc
3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 1--111)Ke. That's not . . . raincoat.
your / Mine
2 IlepecþopMYJ111pyñTe Borrpoc: Are you 20 years old? 21? 22?
BepH0
you?
What size is this
3 IlepecþopMyrmpY11Te Borrpoc: Is your sult size 38? 40? 42?
4
How old are
BepH0
What make is
IlepecþopMY111pyñTe Borrpoc: Is this the Volvo? The Ford? The Cadillac?
BepH0 the car?
Aor10JIH11Te npeu.T10)KeH11e HY,KH0ìÍ d)0PM0ñ rnarona. He to the Ministry by travels BepH0
5 car every day.
6 Aonor1H11Te npea.T10xeH11e HY,KH0ìÎ d)OPMOÏ1 rnarona. Usually he . . . much.does not walk
BepH0
BCTaBbTe np011Y1_ueHHbTñ rnaroll B npeAJ10)KeH11e 1--1113Ke. I have a lot to . . . him
tell
7
BepH0
on the phone.
BCTaBbTe
npor1Y1_ueHHb1Ï1 rnaroll B npeunoxeH11e Hlrxe. When you see them, don't forget to
8
hello to Mary. say BepH0
say
9 BCTaBbTe npor1Y1_ueHHb1ñ1 rnaroïl B npeU10xeH11e Hilxe. They . . . Jack's father is
BepH0
ill again.
BCTaBbTe npor1Y1_ueHHb1ñ1 rnaroll B npeanoxeH11e HIE-Ke.
Tell
three sets of tennis.
him not to play
BepH0
Bonpoc
OTB eT
CTaTyc
BepHO
Bonpoc
OTBeT
I FlepecþopMYJ111pyñTe Borrpoc: Are these shoes size 39/ 40? 41?
Whose
these
shoes are?
What day is it
2 IlepecþopMYJ111pyñTe Borrpoc: Is it Monday? Tuesday? Wednesday?
BepH0
BepH0
today?
What size is this
3 IlepecþopMYJ111pyñTe Borrpoc: Is your suit size 38? 40? 42?
BepH0
suit?
What make is the
BepH0
4 FlepecþopMYJ111pyñTe Borrpoc: Is this the Volvo? The Ford? The Cadillac?
car?
5 AOHOJIH11Te npeAnoxeH11e HY,KHOYI cþopMoÏ1 rnarona. . . an intelligent man? is he
do they live
6 Aonor1H11Te npea.T10xeH11e HY,KHOÌÎ d)OPMOÏ1 rnarona. . . . in Bristol?
BepH0
BepH0
Aor10JIH11Te npeAJ10',KeH11e HYÆH0ìÎ cþopMoñ1 rnarona. He to the Ministry by car every day.
7
travels
BepH0
8 AOr10JTh11Te npe4J10)KeH11e HY%KH0ñ cþopMoÏ1 rnarona. Usually he . . . much.
does not walk
BepH0
say
BepH0
BCTaBbTe nporryueHHb1Ï1 rnar0J1 B rrpeanoxeH11e H113Ke. People . . . Robert say
B epH0
BCTaBbTe npor1Y1_ueHHb1Ï1 rnarojl B npeu.T10xeH11e 1--1113Ke. They . . . Jack's
9 father is ill again.
10
and Laura have got a new house.
TecT 8
Bonpoc
OTBeT CTaTyc
He
I 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 H11)Ke. Are there . . . food halls in Harrods?
little
2 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 H11)Ke. There's not . . . petrol in his car.
much
BepH0
3 3ar10J"1H11Te nporrycK11 HID-Ke. Buy some more cheese. There isn't . in the
much
BepH0
fridge.
3a110111--111Te 11porrycK11 Hirxe. 'How much mineral water is there in the
little
4 bottle?" "Oh, there's very .
3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 H11',Ke. Mr. Jackson sells a lot of English books but .
few
5
Russian magazmes.
Aor10JIH11Te npeunoxeH11e HY,KH0ìÍ cþopMoñ1 rnarona. On Sundays my parents have
6
stay at home and . . . a lovely time watching TV
have
7 Aor10JIH11Te npezuoxeH11e HYÆH0ìÍ rnarona. Ask the waiter what kinds of
8
pasta they for the second course.
got
AOr10JIH11Te npe4J10)KeH11e HY%KH0ñ cþopMoÏ1 rnarona. You . . . your father's nose and
have
mouth.
got
9
BepH0
BepH0
BepH0
BepH0
BepH0
BepH0
Aor10JIH11Te npeunoxeH11e HY,KH0ìÍ cþopMoñ1 rnarona. "Are you a bath?" "No, not a having BepH0
bath. I'm a shower.'
Aor10JIH11Te npezuoxeH11e HYÆH0ìÍ
to have
rnarona. "What do you want to dom' "I
Bonpoc
OTBeT
CraTyc
want a small break." CraTyc
I 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. There's not . . . petrol in his car.
much
3a11011H11Te
nporrycK11
H113Ke.
Buy
some
more
cheese.
There
isn't
.
in
the
much
2
fridge.
3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. "Let's drink some yogurt." "But we haven't got
3 much
few
of it. There's very . . . at home.'
BepH0
BepH0
He
BepH0
3a110JIH11Te nponycK11 H113Ke. "How many mistakes are there in your dictation?"
4 "Notmuch
many. Today there are very
He
BepH0
3ar10TIH11Te nporrycK11 Hi13Ke. "How much mineral water is there in the bottle?" "Oh,
little BepH0
5
there's very .
AOHOJIH11Te npeAnoxeH11e HY,KHOYI cþopMoÏ1 rnarona. On Sundays my parents stay
6 at have
BepH0
BepH0 have
home and a lovely time watching TV.
Aor10JIH11Te npeu.T10)KeH11e HY,KH0ìÍ d)0PM0ñ rnarona. Ask the waiter what kinds of
7
to have BepH0
pasta they for the second course.
Aonor1H11Te npea.T10xeH11e HY,KHOÌÎ d)OPMOÏ1 rnarona. You . . . your father's nose and
8
mouth.
OTBeT CTaTyc
Aor1011H11Te npeA-T10',KeH11e HYÆHOYI cþopMoñ1 rnarona. . Sharon ever . lunch at a
9
He
whose
cafe'?
Aor10JIH11Te npea.qoxeH11e HY,KHoiÎ (þopMoÏ1 rnarona. "What do you want to do?" "I
10
want a small break.'
BepHO
which BepH0
He
whose
TecT 9
Bonpoc
I 3a11011H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. I don't like people never stop talking.
2 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. A coffee maker is a machine makes coffee.
3 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. I have a friend drives carelessly.
4 3a110111--111Te 11porrycK11 Hirxe. She always asks me questions are difficult to
answer.
5 3a11011H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. Do you know anybody ... wants to buy a car?
have got BepH0
have got BepH0
does
BepHO
Bonpoc
OTBeT
that BepH0 who
BepH0
3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. Sonia . . . practise so much if she wants to take
He
part in the 6
need
BepH0
marathon.
7 you . . . work very 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. If you want to improve
must BepH0
your English, hard.
8 3ar10J"1H11Te nporrycK11 Hi13Ke.I invite Nick to our house?
May BepH0
must BepH0
9 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 HILKe. You not make notes in the books.
must
10 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. You pay your bills in restaurants.
BepH0
Bonpoc
OTBeT CTaTyc
3a110ÃH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. I don't like people never stop talking.
who BepH0
2 3ar10J"1H11Te nporrycK11 Hi13Ke. A coffee maker is a machine ... makes coffee.
which BepH0
that
BepH0
3 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 H11)Ke. I have a friend ... drives carelessly.
who BepH0
4 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. Do you know anybody wants to buy a car?
3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. Sonia . . . practise so much if she wants to take
He
part in the 5
marathon.
can
BepH0
may BepH0
6 3a110111--111Te nporrycK11 Hlrxe. It . rain soon.
must
BepH0
7 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. You not make notes in the books.
BepH0
8 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. You pay your bills in restaurants.
9 3a11011H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. The baby is sleeping. You not shout.
3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. He has left the army and doesn't . . . to wear a
Bonpoc
uniform
10 any
more
must
must
need
BepH0
BepH0
OTBeT
CTaTyc
BepH0
OTBeT CraTyc
TecT 10
Bonpoc
doesn't
1 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. His eyes are very good. Heglasses.
have to
wear
have to
stop
BepH0
3 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. Samuel is not often at home. He a lot in his job. has to
travel
B rlP11BeAeHHOM HIE*x-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (5) cneayeT
TIOCTaB11Tb apT11K.T1b
Yohanes Bastien is l). . ticket inspector. He
works on 2). . Eurostar service
between 3)
Britain, 4) ..... France and 5).. ... Belgium. He travels to London and
4 Brussels several times 6) . week. He lives in 7) . . house in Paris. 8). . .. house is
about thirty minutes from Gare du Nord. And how does he get to .. work? By 10)..
bicycle!
BepH0
2 3ar10TIH11Te nporrycK11 Hi13Ke. I eat too much chocolate. I
BepH0
BepH0
B 11P11BeAeHHOM 1--1113Ke TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nponycKa (6) cneayeT TIOCTaB11Tb aPT11K1b
Yohanes Bastien is l). . . .. ticket inspector. He works on 2). . . .. Eurostar service
5 between
3) .Britain, 4)
France and 5).. Belgium. He travels to London and BepH0
a Brussels
several times 6)
week. He lives in 7) house in Paris. 8). . ... house is about
thirty minutes from Gare du Nord. And how does he get to work? By
10).. bicycle!
B TIP11BeueHHOM Hll*c-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (10) cneAyeT HOCTaB11Tb aPT11KJ1b
Yohanes Bastien is
ticket inspector. He works on 2). . . Eurostar service
France and 5).. Belgium. He travels to London and
He
6 between 3) . . ... Britain, 4)
BepH0
Billssels several times 6) . week. He lives in 7) .
. house in Paris. 8). . ... house is
about thirty minutes from Gare du Nord. And how does he get to .. work? By 10)..
bicycle!
7 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 Hi13Ke. George is a good photographer, but he take photos. doesn't BepH0
He
8 3aKOHt111Te rrpeanoxeH11e H11>Ke. You don't know John very well, but I
BepH0
.
can
3aKOHt111Te npeanoxeH11e H11>Ke. The workers in the firm work hard, but the manager
BepH0
10
doesn't
BepH0
1 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. I eat too much chocolate. I
have to
BepH0
stop
have to B epH0
work
2 3a110111--111Te 11porrycK11 Hilxe. You want to speak good English. You hard.
B 11P11BeAeHHOM 1--1113Ke TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nponycKa (l) cneayeT TIOCTaB11Tb aPT11K1b
Yohanes Bastien is l). . . ticket inspector. He works on 2). . ... Eurostar service
3
between 3)
Britain, 4) . . ... France and 5).. Belgium. He travels to London and
Brussels several times 6) . week. He lives in 7) .
house in Paris. 8). . ... house is
He
B epH0
Bonpoc
OTBeT
....
Bonpoc
OTBeT CTaryc
CTary
c
about thirty minutes from Gare du Nord. And how does he get to .. work? By 10)..
bicycle!
B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (2) cneayeT 7 3aKOHt111Te
3aKOHL111
110CTaB11Tb apT11KJ1b Yohanes Bastien is l). . ticket inspector. He works on 2). .
Te
HilNe. The
Eurostar service between 3) Britain, 4) France and 5).. Belgium. He travels to London
workers in the
and 4
Brussels several times 6) . week. He lives in 7) . house in Paris. 8). . ... house IS firm work hard,
about thirty minutes from Gare du Nord. And how does he get to 9). . . work? By but the manager
8
10).. bicycle!
B TIP11BeueHHOM Hll*c-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (5) cyreayeT 110CTaB11Tb apT11KY1b
Yohanes Bastien is
ticket inspector. He works on
Eurostar service
5 between 3) . . ... Britain, 4) France and 5).. Belgium. He travels to London and
Brussels several times 6) . week. He lives in 7) house in Paris. 8). . ... house is about
thirty minutes from Gare du Nord. And how does he get to .. work? By 10).. bicycle!
B 11P11BeueHHOM H11*Q-e TeKCTe Ha MecT0 rrponycKa (8) cneayeT
TIOCTaB11Tb aPT11K-T1b Yohanes Bastien is ticket inspector. He works on 2). .
Eurostar service between 3) . Britain, 4) France and 5).. Belgium. He travels to London
and 6
Brussels several times 6) . . ... week. He lives in 7) . . ... house in Paris. 8). . ... house
is about thirty minutes from Gare du Nord. And how does he get to 9). . . work? By
10).. bicycle!
9 3aKOHT111Te
rrpeÄJ10•xeH
11e H11>Ke. I
haven't
got
any money for
a taxi, but
Nancy ... 10
3aKOHt111Te
npe4J10xeH11e
Bonpoc
OTBeT CraTyc
H11>Ke. All of them are smoking, but Chris .
has B epH0 isn't
BepH0
TecT 11
Bonpoc
the
OTBeT CraTyc
BepH0
BepH0
the
BepH0
do
BepH0
doesn't BepH0
B 11P11BeueHHOM
TeKCTe Ha MeCTO ITponycKa (2) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CIOBO ... Tom
Smith was a writer. He l). (to write) detective stories for magazines. One evenmg he 2). . . (to be not able)
to invent an end for a story. He 3). (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no
ideas. Then he 5). . . (to go) to the cinema. When he 6). (to leave), a burglar 7). . . (to break) into his flat
and 8). . . (to read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story and I was not
1
BepH0
10). . . (not to think) much of it. I I l). . . (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will able
return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the burglar's
suggestions and 13). . . (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). (to be) still not a successful
writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16). (go out) in the evening,
he always 17). . . (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter.
B
HIE*x-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (3) HYNH0 L106aB11Tb CllOBO Tom
Smith was a writer. He l). (to write) detective stories for magazines. One evening he
(to be not able)
to invent an end for a story. He 3). . . (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . (to have ) no
ideas. Then he 5). .. (to go) to the cinema. When he 6). . . (to leave), a burglar
(to break) into his flat
and 8). (to 2 sat
BepH0
read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story and I
10)... (not to think) much of it. I I (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will
return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the burglar's
suggestions and 13)... (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). (to be) still not a
successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16)... (go
out) in the evening, he always 17). (to leave) a half-finished story near his
typewriter.
Bonpoc
OTBeT
Smith was a writer. He l). (to write) detective stories for magazines. One evemng he
2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3). (to sit) with his typewriter in
front of him, but he 4) (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). (to go) to the cinema. When he
6). (to leave), a burglar 7). . . (to break) into his flat and 8). (to
3 read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story and I has
10). (not to think) much of it. I I
(not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will
return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). (to study) the burglar's
suggestions and 13). . . (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). . . (to be) still not a
successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16). . . (go
out) in the evening, he always 17)... (to leave) a half-finished story near his
typewriter.
B 11P11BeAeHHOM 1--1113Ke TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nponycKa (6) HY)KHO
A06aB11Tb CJIOBO Tom Smith was a writer. He l). (to write) detective stories for
magazines. One evening he 2). .. (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3).
(to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). .
. (to go) to the cinema. When he 6).. (to leave), a burglar 7). . . (to break) into his flat
leaved
4 and 8). (to
read)
his story.
Themuch
visitor
a note:
"I have
readtonight,
your story
I
10). (not
to think)
of 9)...
it. I I(to
l).leave)
. . (notTom
to go)
to steal
anything
butand
I will
return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the burglar's
suggestions and 13). . . (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). . . (to be) still not a
successful writer, and he 15)... (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16). (go out)
in the evening, he always 17)... (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter.
B rlP11BeaeHHOM Hllxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (7) HYÆHO
A06aB11Tb CllOBO Tom Smith was a writer. He l). (to write) detective stories for
magazines. One evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3).
(to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5).
. . (to go) to the cinema. When he 6). (to leave), a burglar 7)... (to break) into his flat
and 8). (to
read) his story. The visitor 9)... (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story and I braked
5
10)... (not to think) much of it. I I l). . . (hot to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will
return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the burglar's
suggestions and 13)... (to write) the rest of the story. He 14)... (to be) still not a
successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16). . . (go
out) in the evening, he always 17)... (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter.
B 11P11BeueHHOM TeKCTe Ha MeCTO ITponycKa (8) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb
CIOBO ... Tom Smith was a writer. He l). (to write) detective stories for magazines.
One evenmg he 2). .. (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3). (to sit) with
his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). . . (to go) to
the cinema. When he 6). (to leave), a burglar 7). . . (to break) into his flat and 8). (to
read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story and I was
He
BepH0
BepH0
He
He
BepH0
He
Bonpoc
OTBeT CraTyc
6 10). . . (not to think) much of it. I I l). . . (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will reading BepH0
return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the burglar's suggestions and 13).
. . (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). (to be) still not a successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for
his burglar to return. Before he 16)... (go out) in the evening, he always 17)... (to leave) a half-finished
story near his typewriter.
B rlP11BeAeHHOM HIE*x-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (13) HYNHO L106aB11Tb CÃOBO .
He
7 Tom Smith was a writer. He 1)... (to write) detective stories for magazmes. One
writes
BepH0
evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3)... (to sit) with his
B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (4) HY,KHO A06aB11Tb CllOBO ... Tom
Bonpoc
OTBeT CraTyc
typewriter in front of him, but he 4) (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). (to go) to the
cinema. When he 6). (to leave), a burglar 7). . . (to break) into his flat and 8). (to read)
his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story and I 10).
(not to think) much of it. I I l). (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will return,
when you become a successful writer." Tom 12).. (to study) the burglar's suggestions
and 13). . . (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). . . (to be) still not a successful
writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16). . . (go out) in the
evening, he always 17)... (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter.
3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 Hlrxe. Simon was a brilliant student. His parents . . . worry didn't
8
about his marks.
have to
BepH0
wasn't
9 3a11011H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. I had no key so I . lock the door.
BepH0
able to
3a110TIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke MeCTOHMeHIHM11, ecjlll 3T0 He06X0411MO. When did
10
you
BepH0
feel happy?
Bonpoc
OTBeT Craryc
B rlP11BeaeHHOM Hllxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (8) HYÆHO 406aB11Tb CllOBO .
Tom Smith was a writer. He (to write) detective stories for magazines. One evening
he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3)... (to sit) with his
typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). . . (to go) to
the cinema. When he (to leave), a burglar 7). (to break) into his flat and 8). . .
(to read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story and
reads
1 10)... (not to think) much of it. I I (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will
return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). (to study) the burglar's
suggestions and 13)... (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). . . (to be) still not a
successful writer, and he 15). (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16). (go
out) in the evening, he always 17)... (to leave) a half-finished story near his
typewriter.
B 11P11BeueHHOM TeKCTe Ha MeCTO ITponycKa (10) 1--1YÆH0 A06aB11Tb
CllOBO .
Tom Smith was a writer. He l). . . (to write) detective stories
for magazines. One evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He
3)... (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no ideas. Then
he 5). . . (to go) to the cinema. When he 6)... (to leave), a burglar 7). (to break) into
his flat and 8). . .
2 (to read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story and am not
He
BepH0
He
Bonpoc
OTBeT CraTyc
1 10). . . (not to think) much of it. I I l). . . (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I
think will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the
burglar's suggestions and 13). . . (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). (to be) still not a
successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16).. (go out) in
the evening, he always 17). (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter.
B rlP11BeaeHHOM HIE*x-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (14) 1--1YÆH0
L106aB11Tb CÃOBO . Tom Smith was a writer. He l). . . (to write) detective
stories for magazmes. One evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a
story. He 3)... (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no
ideas. Then he 5). . . (to go) to
3 the cinema. When he 6). . . (to leave), a burglar 7). . . (to break) into his flat and 8). . .
BepH0
BepH0
(to read) his story. The visitor 9). (to leave) Tom a note: "1 have read your story and 1
10). (not to think) much of it. I I l). (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will
return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the burglar's
suggestions and 13)... (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). . . (to be) still not a
successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16)... (go
out) in the evening, he always 17). . . (to leave) a half-finished story near his
4 3ar10J"1H11Te nporrycK11 Hi13Ke. Mary was late and they wait for her.
had to
5 3ar10111--111Te nporrycK11 H11)Ke. . you walk or did they have to carry you?
Can
3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11 H11',Ke. Simon was a brilliant student. His parents .
worry 6
about his marks.
didn't
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I didn 't. I
7 take part in the conference.
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8 lady often talks to .
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9
yourself BepH0
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typewriter.
10
itself
BepH0
to move all by .
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B rlP11BeaeHHOM Hllxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (5) HYÆHO
406aB11Tb CllOBO . Tom Smith was a writer. He (to write) detective stories for
magazines. One evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3).
. . (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no ideas. Then he
5). . . (to go) to the cinema. When he (to leave), a burglar 7). (to break) into his flat
and 8). . .
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(to read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story went
and 1 10). . . (not to think) much of it. I I (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I
will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the burglar's
suggestions and 13)... (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). . . (to be) still not a successful
writer, and he 15). (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16). (go out) in the evening,
he always 17)... (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter.
B 11P11BeueHHOM TeKCTe Ha MeCTO ITponycKa (6) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb
CIOBO .
Tom Smith was a writer. He l). . . (to write) detective stories for
magazines. One evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3). .
. (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no ideas. Then he
5). . . (to go) to the cinema. When he 6)... (to leave), a burglar 7). (to break) into his
flat and 8). . .
2 (to read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story left
and 1 10). . . (not to think) much of it. I I l ). (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I
will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12).. . (to study) the burglar's
suggestions and 13). . . (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). (to be) still not a successful
writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16).. (go out) in the
evening, he always 17). (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter.
BepH0
BepH0
B rlP11BeAeHHOM HIE*x-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (8) HYÆHO
Z106aB11Tb CllOBO
Tom Smith was a writer. He l). . . (to write) detective
stories for magazmes. One evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a
story. He 3). . . (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no
ideas. Then he 5). . . (to go) to
the cinema. When he 6). . . (to leave), a burglar 7). . . (to break) into his flat and 8). . .
3
read
(to read) his story. The visitor 9). (to leave) Tom a note: "1 have read your story and 1
10). . . (not to think) much of it. I I (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but I will
return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the burglar's
suggestions and 13)... (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). . . (to be) still not a
successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16)...
(go out) in the evening, he always 17). . . (to leave) a half-finished story near his
typewriter.
BepH0
B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (9) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CllOBO .
Tom Smith was a writer. He l). . . (to write) detective stories for magazines. One
evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3). . . (to sit) with
his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). (to go) to
the cinema. When he 6). . . (to leave), a burglar 7). . . (to break) into his flat and 8). .
.
(to read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story leaved
4
and 1 10). . . (not to think) much of it. I I l ). . . (not to go) to steal anything tonight,
but I will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12).. . (to study) the
burglar's suggestions and 13). (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). . . (to be) still
not a successful writer, and he 15). . . (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16).
(go out) in the evening, he always 17). . . (to leave) a half-finished story near
his typewriter.
B 11P11BeAeHHOM 1--1113Ke TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nponycKa (10) 1--IYÆHO
A06aB11Tb C.qOBO ... Tom Smith was a writer. He l). . . (to write) detective
stories for magazines. One evening he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a
story. He 3). . . (to sit) with his typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . (to have ) no
ideas. Then he 5). (to go) to the cinema. When he 6). . . (to leave), a burglar 7). . .
He
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(to break) into his flat and 8). . .
5 (to read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "I have read your story
am not
and 1 10). . . (not to think) much of it. I I l). . . (not to go) to steal anything tonight, but
think I will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12).. . (to study) the
burglar's suggestions and 13). (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). (to be) still not a
successful writer, and he 15). (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16)... (go out) in
the evening, he always 17)... (to leave) a half-finished story near his typewriter.
He
BepH0
B rlP11BeaeHHOM Hllxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (15) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CÃOBO .
Tom Smith was a writer. He (to write) detective stories for magazines. One evening
he 2). . . (to be not able) to invent an end for a story. He 3). . . (to sit) with his
typewriter in front of him, but he 4) . . (to have ) no ideas. Then he 5). . . (to go) to
the cinema. When he 6)... (to leave), a burglar 7). (to break) into his flat and 8)...
(to read) his story. The visitor 9). . . (to leave) Tom a note: "1 have read your story waited
and 1 10)... (not to think) much of it. I I l). . . (not to go) to steal anything tonight,
but I will return, when you become a successful writer." Tom 12). . . (to study) the
burglar's suggestions and 13)... (to write) the rest of the story. He 14). . . (to be) still
not a successful writer, and he 15). (wait) for his burglar to return. Before he 16).
(go out) in the evening, he always 17)... (to leave) a half-finished story near his
typewriter.
7 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. . you walk or did they have to carry you?
Could
3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. Simon was a brilliant student. His parents worry didn't
8
about his marks.
have to
6
He
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9BepH0
I am an adult I . understand children.
can't
10 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 H113Ke. I had no key so I . . . lock the door.
wasn't
able to
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B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (l) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CllOBO ...
When 1 last (to see) her 2) (to walk) toward the station, 1 3) . . (to ask) her where saw
she 4) (to go). She answered, "London", but I don't think she 5) . . (to speak) the tillth
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because there 6) . . . (not to be) any
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B TIP11BeueHHOM Hll*c-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (3) HYRHO J06aB11Tb CJIOBO
2 When l last
(to see) her 2) . . (to walk) toward the station, 1 3) (to ask) her
asked
where she 4) . (to go). She answered, "London", but I don't think she 5) . . (to
speak) the thith because there 6) . (not to be) any train for London at that time. B
TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrponycKa (5) HY,KHO
A06aB11Tb CIOBO .
(to see) her 2) . . (to walk) toward the station, 1 3) (to ask) her
3 When 1 last
spoke
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speak) the tillth because there 6) . . . (not to be) any train for London at that time. B
rlP11BeAeHHOM HIE*x-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (2) HYÆHO
Z106aB11Tb CllOBO The teacher l) . . (to come) into the classroom unusually early
and one of the boys who
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from the desk. "You 7)
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B 11P11BeAeHHOM 1--1113Ke TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nponycKa (6) HY,KHO
A06aB11Tb CJIOBO The teacher l) . . . (to come) into the classroom unusually early
and one of the boys who
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from the desk. "You 7) . . (to smoke) when 1 8) (to come in)?" he 9) (to ask).
B TIP11BeueHHOM Hll*c-e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (7) HYRHO
J06aB11Tb CJIOBO The teacher l) . (to come) into the classroom unusually early and
one of the boys who
2)
(to smoke) a cigarette, 3). .. (to have) no time to put it out. So he 4) (to
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6
throw) it into the desk. A little later the teacher 5) . . (to notice) the smoke 6) . (to rise) smoke BepH0
from the desk. "You 7) (to smoke) when 1 8) . . (to come in)?" he 9) (to ask).
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must
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stamped below.
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B 11P11BeueHHOM H11*Q-e TeKCTe Ha MecT0 rrponycKa (l) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CÃOBO
1 When 1 last (to see) her 2) (to walk) toward the station, 1 3) . . (to ask) her where
she 4) . . (to go). She answered, "London", but I don't think she 5) . . (to speak) the
tillth because there 6) . . . (not to be) any train for London at that time. B
11P11BeueHHOM TeKCTe Ha MeCTO ITponycKa (2) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb
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4
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"You 7) (to smoke) when 1 8) (to come in)?" he 9) (to ask).
B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (5) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CllOBO ... The
5
teacher l) . (to come) into the classroom unusually early and one of the boys who 2)
He
. (to smoke) a cigarette, 3). . . (to have) no time to put it out. So he 4) (to throw) it notices
into the desk. A little later the teacher 5) (to notice) the smoke 6) . (to rise) from the desk.
"You 7) (to smoke) when 1 8) (to come in)?" he 9) (to ask).
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B TIP11BeAeHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (7) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb CllOBO ... The
teacher l) . (to come) into the classroom unusually early and one of the boys who 2) did you
6 . (to smoke) a cigarette, 3). . . (to have) no time to put it out. So he 4) (to throw) it smoke
into the desk. A little later the teacher 5) (to notice) the smoke 6) (to rise) from the desk.
"You 7) (to smoke) when 1 8) (to come in)?" he 9) (to ask).
3ar10ÄH11Te nporrycK11 1--111,xe. Readers ... return books on or before the date
7
stamped must below.
8 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 HI-I)Ke. You wash the car. The paint is still wet.
mustn't
2 When I last 1)... (to see) her 2) (to walk) toward the station, 1 3) . . (to ask) her
walks
where she 4) . . (to go). She answered, "London", but I don't think she 5) . . (to speak)
the thith because there 6) . . . (not to be) any train for London at that time.
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3 teacher l) . . (to come) into the classroom unusually early and one of the boys who 2) came
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BepH0
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into the desk. A little later the teacher 5) (to notice) the smoke 6) (to rise) from the desk.
"You 7) (to smoke) when 1 8) (to come in)?" he 9) . . (to ask).
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1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha
MeCTO nporrycKa
(4) HY,KHO
A06aB11Tb CllOBO
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111311naraTeY1bHoe B HY,KHoï1 creneH11 cpaBHeH11H ... The Channel
Tunnel is the second 1)... (long) tunnel in the world. The 2). . . (long) is the Seikan
tunnel in
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drilling in France and the other in England. The drilling machines were 4)...
1
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(heavy) ever made. The 5). . . (big) problem for the builders was to meet at exactly
the same place in the middle of the Channel. The Channel Tunnel is 6). . . (great)
engineering project ever. It has 7) . (sophisticated) railway control system in the
Bonpoc
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world, and it's going to be 8). . . (busy) railway track in Europe, with one train every
three minutes.
B rlP11BeaeHHOM Hllxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (2) HYÆHO A06aB11Tb npunaraTeJ1bHoe B
HYNHOÏI creneH11 cpaBHeH11H The Channel Tunnel is the
second l). . . (long) tunnel in the world. The 2). . . (long) is the Seikan tunnel in
Japan, but the Channel Tunnel has a 3). (long) undersea section. One team began
2 drilling in France and the other in England. The drilling machines were 4)...
(heavy) ever made. The 5). (big) problem for the builders was to meet at exactly
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the same place in the middle of the Channel. The Channel Tunnel is 6). . . (great)
engineering project ever. It has 7) (sophisticated) railway control system in the
world, and it's going to be 8). . . (busy) railway track in Europe, with one train every
three minutes.
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second l). . . (long) tunnel in the world. The 2). . . (long) is the Seikan tunnel in
Japan, but the Channel Tunnel has a 3). . . (long) undersea section. One team began
drilling in France and the other in England. The drilling machines were 4)... (heavy)
ever made. The 5). . . (big) problem for the builders was to meet at exactly the same
place in the middle of the Channel. The Channel Tunnel is 6). (great) engineering
project ever. It has 7) . (sophisticated) railway control system in the world, and it's
going to be 8). . . (busy) railway track in Europe, with one train every three minutes.
4 drilling in France and the other in England. The drilling machines were 4)...
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same place in the middle of the Channel. The Channel Tunnel is 6). . . (great) engineering
project ever. It has 7) (sophisticated) railway control system in the world, and it's going to be
8). . . (busy) railway track in Europe, with one train every three minutes.
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Don 't
3a11011H11Te nporrycK11. (not to forget) to bring me Walter's calculator back on
forget
5
/BepH0
Monday! He said, he . . . (to need) it in his everyday work.
needed
6 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11. We invited Mrs. Tailor to dinner, but she refused saying that didn't He
she
(not to like) going out much.
7 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11. "What . . . you (to talk) about?"
3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11. "Did you know that
8
liked
are you
talking
Tom (to paint) in his spare time?"
.is painting
"Really? I had no idea!"
9
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He
BepH0
He
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on "Bolshoi" tomorrow evening?
10
BepH0
whe
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Bonpoc
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n the orator entered . . . the lecture hall.
B TIP11BeueHHOM 1--11rxe TeKCTe Ha MeCTO nporrycKa (l) HYÆHO
A06aB11Tb numaraTeJ1bHoe B HY,KHOÏI cTeneH11 cpaBHeH11fl The
Channel Tunnel is the second 1)... (long) tunnel in the world. The 2)... (long)
is the Seikan tunnel in
Japan, but the Channel Tunnel has a 3). . . (long) undersea section. One team began the
I drilling in France and the other in England. The drilling machines were 4). . . (heavy) longest
ever made. The 5). (big) problem for the builders was to meet at exactly the same place in
the middle of the Channel. The Channel Tunnel is 6). . . (great) engineering project ever. It
has 7) (sophisticated) railway control system in the world, and it's going to be 8). (busy)
railway track in Europe, with one train every three minutes.
B 11P11BeueHHOM H11*Q-e TeKCTe Ha MecT0 rrponycwa (5) HY,KHO
A06aB11Tb lupunaraTeJ1bHoe B HYNH0ñ cTeneH11 cpaBHeH11H ... The
Channel Tunnel is the second l). . . (long) tunnel in the world. The 2). . .
(long) is the Seikan tunnel in
Japan, but the Channel Tunnel has a
(long) undersea section. One team began
2 drilling in France and the other in England. The drilling machines were 4). . . (heavy) bigger
B TIP11BeaeHHOM H113+x•e TeKCTe Ha MeCTO rrporrycKa (4) HY3KHO
A06aB11Tb npwraraTeJ1bHoe B HY,KHOÏI cTerreH11 cpaBHeH11H The
Channel Tunnel is the second l). . . (long) tunnel in the world. The 2). . . (long) is
the Seikan tunnel in Japan, but the Channel Tunnel has a 3). . . (long) undersea
section. One team began
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ever made. The 5). . . (big) problem for the builders was to meet at exactly the same
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project ever. It has 7) (sophisticated) railway control system in the world, and it's
going to be 8). . . (busy) railway track in Europe, with one train every three minutes.
Bonpoc
OTBeT CraTyc
3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11. Hurry up! The train for Leads . (to leave) from
platform
3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11. (not to forget) to bring me Walter's calculator back on
Don 't
4
forget
needed
are you
talking
Monday! He said, he
(to need) it in his everyday work.
5 3a11011H11Te nporrycK11. "What you (to talk) about?"
3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11. "Did you know that Tom (to paint) in his spare
time?" 6
painted
"Really? I had no idea!"
3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11. Alan told his neighbours that he . . (to have) a company
that 7
night.
3ar10J"1H11Te nporrycK11. The article stressed the point that the new generation . did not
. . (not 8
to accept) their parent's ideals.
accept
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"Bolshoi" tomorrow evening?
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1 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11. My brother hasn't graduated from university He's .
studying there.
already
still
He
2 3a11011H11Te nporrycK11. William and Carol have been married . . . 1995.
smce
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smce
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3 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11. That theatre was closed . . . many years ago.
4 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11. It's two months I started driving my car.
3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11. This is the first time I . . . (to eat) so many
has eaten
hamburgers.
6 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11. My father . (to work) for the company for five years.
worked
Then he gave it up.
5
7 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11 apT11KneM, ecu"lll 3TO He06X0411MO. I'm scared of . . . dark.
the
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3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 aPT11KJ1eM, ecJ111 3T0 He06XOA11MO. He has worked in .
8
radio all his life.
3a110111--111Te nporrycK11 apT11KJ1eM, ecuT111 3TO He06XOA11MO. I
9 don't like using .
phone, I prefer letters.
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the
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me
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10 what time lecture starts.
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CraTyc
3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11. My brother hasn't graduated from university He's . . .
1
yet/ still
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studying there.
2 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11. I've started learning German, but I haven't got very far yet
BepH0
3 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11. William and Carol have been married . . . 1995.
4 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11. That theatre was closed . . . many years ago.
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smce
3ar10J"1H11Te nporrycK11. We have known the Smiths . . . 15 years, they
He
smce
moved to 5
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Bridge Street.
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7 bought of furniture.
8 3a11011H11Te nporrycK11. She . (to fry) to find a permanent job for quite a time.
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9 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11 aPT11KJ1eM, ecJ111 3T0 He06XOA11MO. I'm scared of . . . dark.
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3a110111--111Te 11porrycK11. Give Alice another piece of advice ... it keeps her
1
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quiet.
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when
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3 will fashion be 2025?
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4
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6 3ar1011H11Te
nporrycK11.
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find Nick
. There any trouble,
will not be
anywhere
7 3ar10J"1H11Te nporrycK11. Have you written ... names?
everybody
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3ar10TIH11Te nporrycK11. "I can hear a noise. I think ... is outside. Who do
8
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think it might be?"
3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11. With this travel card you can go you like on ... bus
anywhere any
9 you like.
10 3anom--111Te nporrycK11. She's very secretive. She never tells ...
anybody /
anything
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I 3ar1011H11Te nporrycK11. I'll open the window it stops raining.
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4
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5 AOHOJIH11Te npeAnoxeH11e HY,KHOYI cþopMoÏ1 rnarona. If you hard, you don't work
/ won't to pass the test.
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6 3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11. . must work hard if they want to pass exams. Everyone
7 3a1T0ï1H11Te nporrycK11. "Who went there with her?" "did. She went somehow
there by herself."
8 3ar10J"1H11Te nporrycK11. Have you written ... names?
everybodys
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3a110JIH11Te nporrycK11. "How much did it cost to visit the museum?" "
He
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the ticket was free.
10 3a110ï1H11Te nporrycK11.
9
.. and ... will upset my plans.
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