English

What would you do if it ________ on your wedding day?
rained
will rain
would rain

If she comes, I _____ call you.
will
would
would have

If I eat peanut butter, I ________ sick.
would have gotten
would get
get

What will you do if you ________ the history exam?
would fail
will fail
fail

If they had not _____ the car, I would have driven you.
take
taken
would take

If it snows, ________ still drive to the coast?
will you
would you
would you have

When I go on holiday, I always _____ my neighbour to water my plants.
ask
asked
would ask

If I _____ the problem to my sister, she’ll be happy to help me.
explain
explained
will explain

We’ll be late for the film if we _____.
didn’t hurry up
won’t hurry up
don’t hurry up

If I didn’t need the money, _____ less.
I work
I’ll work
I’d work

If you _____ a red card, you can’t play in the rest of the game.
get
got
will get

What would you say if he _____ you on a date?
asks
asked
would ask

I’ll have a shower as soon as _____ home.
I get
I’ll get
I’d get

I _____ English every day if I had time.
studied
will study
would study

English 14.03.2024

You haven’t seen this film, …? have you?
Your sister lives in Spain, …? doesn’t she?
He can’t drive, …? can he?
You’ll be there, …? won’t you?
I’m next, …? aren’t I
Angela knew him, …? didn’t she?
We’ve never met, …? have we?
Joni and Sal don’t like me,…? aren’t they?
He was dating that celebrity chef, …? wasn’t he?
You wouldn’t lie to me, …? would you?
They aren’t serious, …? are they?
She‘s a doctor, …? isn’t she?
Yesterday was so much fun, wasn’t it?
He isn’t here, …? is he?
The trains are never on time, …? are
Nobody has called for me, have they?
I don’t need to finish this today, do I?
James is working on that, …?
Your parents have retired, …?
The phone didn’t ring, …?
It was raining that day, …?
Your mum hadn’t met him before, …?
Jenni eats cheese, …?
I said that, … I? 
The bus stop‘s over there, …?
None of those customers were happy, were they?
They could hear me, …?
You won’t tell anyone, …?
I‘m never on time, …?
I‘m going to get an email with the details, …?
Aki didn’t say much, …?

English.March 13

Question tags

1.You are Canadian? You are Canadian, aren’t you?

2.She is beautiful She is beautiful, aren’t she?

3.You haven’t loat my CD You haven’t loat my CD, have you?

4.We are having the lesson early tomorrow We are having the lesson early tomorrow, aren’t you?

5.People should recycle things People should recycle thing, shouldn’t they?

6.There will be lots of people there There will be lots of people there, wan’t there?

7.Tom has a lovely voice Tom has a lovely voice , hasen’t he/doesn’t he?

8.You play the guitar You play the guitar, don’t you?

9.Frank lives in Germany now Frank lives in Germany now, doesn’t he?

10.Your friends really enjoyed themselves at the party Your friends really enjoyed themselves at the party, didn’t they?

11.Let’s get a DVD tonight Let’s get a DVD tonight, shall we?

12.Pass me that book Pass me that book, will/would/could you?

13.Don’t forget tonight Don’t forget tonight,

Classwork 06.03.2024

Classwork
Place the verb in brackets into the sentence to make it negative.

1.  I (think) we should have left the UK.
   
   I don’t think we should have stayed in the UK
   
2. She (do) what she is told.
   
   She doesn’t do what she is told
   
3. John (like) flying.
   
   John doesn’t like flying
   
4. The passengers (be) happy.
   
   The passengers aren’t happy.
   
5. We (start) till 9am.
   
   We didn’t start until 9am
   
6. The garden (be) beautiful.
   
   The garden isn’t beautiful
   
7. I (eat) red meat.
   
   I don’t eat red meat.
   
8. He (have) a job.
   
   He doesn’t have a job
   
9. They (go) swimming often.
   
   They don’t go swimming often
   
10. The manager (be) at work today.
    
    The manager isn’t at work today.

Place the verb in brackets into the present simple tense.

1. He (go) to work at 9am.
   
   He goes to work at 9am
   
2. He always (try) hard in his exams.
   
   He always tries hard in his exams
   
3. My friends (be) always the first ones to phone me.
   
   My friends are always the first ones to phone me
   
4. Marking the homework (take) a lot of my time.
   
   «Marking the homework takes a lot of my time.»
   
5. The children usually (play) at the local park.
   
   «The children usually play at the local park.»
   
6. My cousin sometimes (fix) anything that has broken in my house.
   
   «My cousin sometimes fixes anything that has broken in my house.»
   
7. The school caretaker’s duties (include) cutting the grass.
   
   «The school caretaker’s duties include cutting the grass.»
   
8. They (be) here already.
   
   «They are here already.»
   
9. He (have) many things to do.
   
   «He has many things to do.»
   
10. Simon must (remember) to do the homework.
    
    «Simon must remember to do the homework.»
    
    Use the words in brackets to help you complete the questions. 
11. (he / need) any help?
    
    Does he need any help?
    
12. (you / be ) excited to see me?
    
    Are you excited to see me?
    
13. (they / plan) to visit us in France?
    
    «Do they plan to visit us in France?»
    
14. (the computer / be) fixed now?
    
    Is the computer fixed now?
    
15. (we / be) nearly there?
    
    Are we nearly there?
    
16. (Susan / feel) any better today?
    
    Does Susan feel any better today?
    
17. (you / ever / drink) alcohol?
    
    Have you ever drunk alcohol?
    
18. (they / arrive) at 7pm?
    
    Do they arrive at 7pm?
    
19. (Mark / be) the best candidate for the job?
    
    Is Mark the best candidate for the job?
    
20. (she / believe) in God?
    
    Does she believe in God?

Place the verbs in brackets into the present perfect continuous tense.

• I ________________________________ (help) him with his homework.
  
  «I have been helping him with his homework.»
  
• They ________________________________ (drive) since this morning.
  
  «They have been driving since this morning.»
  
  3.Jack ________________________________ (travel) for three hours.
  
  «Jack has been traveling for three hours.»
  
• Most people ________________________________ (arrive) on time for the show.
  
  «Most people have been arriving on time for the show.»
  
• We ________________________________ (win) every football match this season.
  
  «We have been winning every football match this season.»
  
  The bike’s tyres ________________________________ (lose) air.
  
  «The bike’s tyres have been losing air.»
• 
  
  My father ________________________________ (feel) unwell this week.
  
  «My father has been feeling unwell this week.»
  
• He ________________________________ (work) hard to increase his income
  recently.
  
  «He has been working hard to increase his income recently.»
  
  The flowers ________________________________ (sell) well today.
  
  «The flowers have been selling well today.»
  
• Our house ________________________________ (burgle) twice since we moved
  in.
  
  «Our house has been burgled twice since we moved in.»

Place the verb in brackets into the present perfect tense.

1. I should ________ (cycle) to work as the traffic was
   very bad.
   
   «I should have cycled to work as the traffic was very bad.»
   
2. She ________ (take) all of her exams now.
   
   «She has taken all of her exams now.»
   
3. John ________ (leave) his wallet in the pub.
   
   «John has left his wallet in the pub.»
   
4. Most people ________ (choose) the roast duck in
   orange sauce from the menu.
   
   «Most people have chosen the roast duck in orange sauce from the menu.»
   
5. We ________ (lose) our way.
   
   «We have lost our way.»
   
6. The voters ________ (elected) Mrs Knowles as mayor.
   
   «The voters have elected Mrs. Knowles as mayor.»
   
7. I ________ (finish) all of the apple juice.
   
   
   «I have finished all of the apple juice.»
   
8. He ________ (triple) his income over the last 5 years.
   
   «He has tripled his income over the last 5 years.»
   
9. They ________ (forgot) to bring the dog with them.
   
   «They have forgotten to bring the dog with them.»
   
10. Neither Jacob nor Simon ________ (remember) to do
    the homework.
    
    «Neither Jacob nor Simon has remembered to do the homework.»
    
    Change the verb and subject in brackets into the present perfect tense to make a question.
11. ___________ (you / eat) yet?
    
    «Have you eaten yet?»
    
12. ___________ (he / take) the test?
    
    «Has he taken the test?»
    
13. ___________ (you / visit) France?
    
    «Have you visited France?»
    
14. ___________ (the instructor / teach) you properly?
    
    «Has the instructor taught you properly?»
    
15. ___________ (you / be) to the bathroom yet?
    
    «Have you been to the bathroom yet?»
    
16. ___________ (Susan / get) her sister a present for
    Christmas?
    
    «Has Susan gotten her sister a present for Christmas?»
    
17. ___________ (you / ever / meet) anybody famous?
    
    «Have you ever met anybody famous?»
    
18. ___________ (they / arrive) yet?
    
    «Have they arrived yet?»
    
19. ___________ (Ian / go) back home?
    
    «Has Ian gone back home?»
    
20. ___________ (she / work out) how to fix it?
    
    «Has she worked out how to fix it?»

My favourite corner in the school

My favorite corner at school is the library because it’s always quiet there and you can do your work in class and read a book. I also like our football field because I am a football fan I feel relaxed there and I can go there with my friends and play for hours

Examination card 13

1.School provide religious education for all pupils.

2.In paragraph 2 they comapring British and American schools.

3.It can replaced with go ahead

4.They take Advanced Level examinations commonly known as “A” Level.

1.to have

2.see

3.is

4.returned

5.trembeled

III

1․We decided to meet on Saturday. I think you will be able to come too.

2․I know Mary is very happy and I am very happy for her.

3․The problem is that he will be very relieved when he finds out about it.

4․Celie walked in and paid no attention to me․

5․You will be able to return this book tomorrow. Yes, I am free tomorrow.

About our school

Our school website is very useful. In our school website you can accept, watch the book and watch your ratings. On our school website, we often did flashmobs. For example English flashmob, Russian flashmob, mathematic flashmob, and natural science flashmob. In the down of our school website, you can find our school’s social media accounts, our school address and our school address in map and telephone number.

English

1. He writes emails.

Email wrote by him.

1. She texted Richard.

Richard texted by her.

1. We study English grammar.

English grammar studied by us.

1. The company sells products.

Products are sold by the company.

1. My brother visited our grandparents.

Our grandparents are visited by us.

1. The mechanic fixes the car engine.

The car engine was fixed by the mechanic.

1. The artist painted a beautiful picture.

Beautiful picture painted by the artist.

1. The waiter serves the customers.

The customers served by the waiter.

1. The police caught the thief.

The thief caught by the police.

1. The storm damaged the roof of the house.

The roof of the house damaged by storm.

Classwork

Write the verbs in brackets in the Present Simple, Present Continuous or Present Perfect

1. I heard she worked at the Pensacola Philharmonic. (to work)
2. She working on the problem. (to work)
3. Since 1975 she had been working predominantly on Italian television. (to work)
4. I actually believe they created real safety and a whole new idea of security. (to create)
5. However, it is unclear whether the elephants assign any meaning to the paintings that they created. (to create)
6. So, essentially they are creating a problem, and then charge you to fix it. (to create)
7. Since January he had been working nine of 11 games, performing with his customary assurance and recording a 92 percent pass completion rate. (to start)
8. When I sing high notes he started to howl and cry. (to start)
9. She is surprised, however, when Luke kisses her and admits he started to fall in love with her. (to start)
10. They are moving into a course parallel to our own, Captain. (to move)
11. It looks like the fabric just went on, and it moved. (to move)
12. So they must moved upstate after the fire. (to move)
13. The Doctor spent most of the night examining the equipment here. (to spend)
14. I can’t believe Leonard spent hundreds of dollars on scalped tickets. (to spend)
If someone scalps tickets, they sell them outside a sports ground or theatre, usually for more than their original value.
15. He is spending his time trying to penetrate hidden realms. (to spend)

English

1. Mike (visit) his friends before he went abroad for two months. 

had visited
2. Paul(repair) his car for two days before he called the mechanic. 

had repaired
3. Pamela (dance) for two hours before her boyfriend arrived. 

had been dancing
4. Melany (clean) her house by the time the guests arrived. 

had cleaned
5. My brother (apologize)before I felt angry with him. 

had apologized
6. The athletes (run)around the stadium for some time before they were stopped by their coach. 

had been running
7. The pirates (escape) before the rescue team arrived

had escaped
8. The sales manager (describe) the advantages of his product for about half an hour before I agreed to buy some samples. 

had been describing
9. I (wake up)before my alarm clock rang. 

had woken up

10. The kids (make) a lot of mess before their mother came back home from work. 

had made
11. The teacher (correct) our tests for several minutes by the time the lesson started. 

had been correcting
12. Susan (work over)her thesis for two months before her supervisor told her that she was on the wrong path.

had been working over
13. You (leave) the party by the time everything happened. 

had left
14. Jack (play) online games for an hour before I came. 

had been playing
15. The new students (wait)in the classroom for 15 minutes before they realized that it was the wrong classroom. 

had been waiting

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
Use contractions where possible.

1. Peter was Sally’s best friend. She (know) him all her life.

had known

1. The children were wet because they (play) football in the rain.

had played

1. We were very hungry because we (not / eat).

didn’t eat

1. I was delighted when I found my keys. I (look) for them for hours.

had looked

1. She was exhausted because she (work) since eight o’clock that morning.

had been working

1. Everything was white because it (snow).

was snowing

1. The passengers were cross because the airline (lose) everyone’s bags.

had lost

1. I (not / see) Jacob for several years, but I recognized him immediately.

didn’t see