Dad (usually / work) on Saturdays.

We are going for a walk. Who (want) _______ to go with us?

I enjoyed ___________ very much at Ann’s party.

 A oneself                                                              C me

  B  myself                                                                   D herself

You like black coffee,...?

A ..., aren’t you?   B ..., don’t you? C ..., do you?

Usually I (have coffee) in the morning, but now I (drink) tea.

A  am having coffee                                                A  drink

B  have coffee                                                         B  am drinking

5. We wash the curtains ……….

   A  three times a year    B  once   C  every couple    D  three every

6. Do penguins fly? No, they ……… .

A aren’t                   B haven’t       C don’t

7.  Whose car is that? - I don’t know – not …… .

    A our            B your               C ours                    D its

8.  He's a friend of ……… .

   A them          B theres             C theirs                      D their

10.   Look! She ………… from a large whisky-bottle.
A will drink        B is drinking       C drinks          D drink
 

11.    He .......... about everything!
A always complain           B always complains

C is always complaining  D is complaining

He ........ twenty cigarettes a day.

A smoke        B to smoke     C smokes        D is smoking

13.      Look! The children …… a snowman.

A are making     B is making      C make                 D makes

14.     Listen! Somebody ……… a wonderful song.

A sing               B sings          C singing               D is singing

PRESENT SIMPLE/ PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Exercise 1.

Некоторые из предложений написаны с ошибками, вам необходимо их исправить. Остальные предложения оставьте без изменений

A right                                       B wrong ( in this case correct the sentence, please)

1. Tom is in his room. He plays the piano.

2. Jill is speaking 5 languages.

3. I am looking for my glasses. Where are they?

4. My brother is smoking 20 cigarettes a day.

5. John is tired, so he has a short sleep.

6. The man in the dark grey coat is looking like Tom Garrett.

7. He doesn’t like ballroom dancing.

8. I’m looking out of the window, but I’m not seeing him.

9. I am remembering that holiday we had in France a few years ago.

10. How much is it costing to send a letter to Paris?

11. My parents are never drinking strong coffee.

12. I hate big cities.

13. The play is beginning at half past seven.

14. What are you thinking of that novel?

15. What are you thinking about?

Exercise 2.          

 Choose A, B or C:

It (often / rain) in this part of the world.

A is often raining                B often rains

Take your umbrella. It (rain) cats and dogs.

A rains                           B is raining

Granny is in the kitchen. She (make) a plum – cake.

A is making                      B makes

My wife (often / make) plum-cakes.

A is often making                    B often makes

Can you phone a bit later, please? Jane (have a bath).

A is having a bath                   B has a bath

Run downstairs. Your sister (wait) for you.

A is waiting                            B waits

I don’t know Spanish, but I (learn) it now.

A am learning                         B learn

John (still / work) in the garden.

A is still working                  B still works

Usually I (have coffee) in the morning, but now I (drink) tea.

A am having coffee                                         A drink

B have coffee                                                   B am drinking

We (sometimes / go) to the cinema.

A are sometimes going                         B sometimes go

What she (do)? - She is a secretary at our college.

A is she doing               B she does          C does she do

Why you (sit) at my desk? Could you take your place, please?

A Why you are sitting B Why do you sit C Why are you sitting

We’ve got tickets, and tomorrow evening we (go) to the cinema.

A go                              B are going

Dad (usually / work) on Saturdays.

A is usually working         B usually works

СДЕЛАЙТЕ ПИСЬМЕННЫЙ ПЕРЕВОД ТЕКСТА:

THE NETHERLANDS: A LAND WITHOUT PRISONS.

The Dutch have adopted an innovative and remarkably humane system of dealing with law breakers, with the result that the Netherlands is close to becoming a land without prisons. And the policy is apparently paying dividends: crime is certainly climbing much more slowly there than in all other countries.

The Dutch hold the view that harsh punishment only aggravates the problems that lead a person to crime. “A prison sentence does little to ‘resocialise a person’, says vice-president of the Hague Court. “It more likely leads to bitterness. A mild sentence, possibly even just a fine, shows an offender that society cares about him.” Because of this concept fewer and fewer people are serving time in Holland. In Dutch prisons every effort is made to provide an environment that will rehabilitate the convicts.

In many institutions prisoners are allowed to wear their own clothes and keep personal things; they are given comfortably furnished rooms with such homey items as curtains, and they often are allowed to work outside the prison or leave from time to time to visit their families.

Moreover, Holland has an extraordinary one-to-one ratio between prisoner staff members and inmates. “Our objective,” says the Deputy Prison Director, “is not to make life pleasant for prisoners, but to normalize it as much as possible to prepare the prisoners for a return to society.”

Dutch officials maintain that their philosophy of short prison sentences and humanitarian treatment is essential if convicts are not to become repeaters. “A heavy sentence,” they say, “keeps a person out of possible mischief longer, but it merely postpones and aggravates the problem of recidivism.”

CRIME

 Переведите названия преступлений, выучите их и определите о каком преступлении говорится в каждом предложении. Например, 1 – burglary, 2-…

1. People broke into our house and stole our video camera. 1- (burglary)