Put in am, is, are, have, have got, there is, there are.

                                  MY HOME TOWN.

I’d like to tell you about my home town. I live in Tver. It____ an old Russian

town near Moscow. _____ many places of interest in the central part: a

theatre, two museums, several beautiful churches, some old buildings.

_____ a new district in the suburbs of the town. The houses _____ modern 

and comfortable, and the flats ___ larger than in the old houses. But ____ not

many shops and cinemas there.

My parents ____ a flat in the new district. _____a living-room, a bedroom,

a kitchen and a bathroom in their flat. The living-room ___ larger than the

bedroom. It ___a nice and comfortable room, it ___ light and airy. ____ beautiful curtains on the windows. ____ a table and four chairs, a sofa and two armchairs there too. ____ a colour TV-set in the corner of the room. ____ a nice green carpet on the floor. My parents ____ a lot of Russian and English books. They ____ in the bookcase and on the shelves.

The bedroom ___ smaller than the living-room. ____ not much furniture there. ____ two beds, a dressing-table and a wardrobe in the bedroom.

The kitchen ___ not very large. _____ a kitchen-table, two chairs, a cupboard and a big fridge in it.

I like to go to my home town when I ___ on holiday. My parents ___ always happy to see me.

                                   QUEEN VICTORIA MARKET 

The biggest and the most culturally diverse market in all of Australia ___ the Queen Victoria Market in Melbourne. Dating from 1878, it is spread out over two main sites; the lower market and the upper market.

In the lower market you will find the Meat Hall that houses 23 butchers and 11 fishmongers. ___ also the Food Court that seats over 400 people and is good for every taste with dishes from all around the world. The aromatic smells that come from the Food Court ___ so delicious your mouth will water. Then, ___ the Deli Hall that contains 17 delicatessens offering cuisine from many countries including France, Italy, Greece, Japan and Poland as well as a range of other shops selling cakes, bread, coffee and pasta.

The upper market sells a great variety of fresh fruit and vegetables. There you can also find clothes, leather goods, flowers, fabric, jewellery, handicrafts and souvenirs.

Queen Victoria Market ___ the perfect place to shop, and ___ many thing to be found. ___ so much competition that you are guaranteed the widest range, the highest quality and the most competitive prices that you will find anywhere. It ___ impossible to visit Queen Victoria Market and come away empty- handed. With over 600 traders in the market itself as well as the speciality shops and boutiques in the surrounding streets,  ___ something for everyone.        

     
Present Simple

1. Choose the correct answers.

We / My friend always wear old clothes.

You / John always wears nice clothes.
1.  We all / The boss thinks you’re wonderful.
2. I / Catherine want a new job.
3.  Bread / Books costs a lot.
4.  Andy / Andy and Pete sings very well.
5.  Mary / Mary and Ian like parties.
6.  You / She drive too fast.
7.  Our cat / Our cats never catches mice.
8.  That child / Children makes a lot of noise.
9.  That bus / All those buses go to the station.
10. My father / My mother and father teaches English.

2. Make questions.
a. Do you know my friend Andy?- Does this bus go to Cambridge?
1.  ____ your parents live near here?
2. ____ you speak Chinese?
3.  ____ Sarah go to school on Saturdays?
4. ____ this shop sell stamps?
5. ____ Bill and Harry play golf?
b. They smoke. - Do they smoke?
Ann teaches French. - Does Ann teach French?

1. The Oxford bus stops here.
2. The teachers know her.
3. You play the piano.
4. John works in a restaurant.
5. This train stops at York.
6. We need more eggs.
7. Mary likes parties.
8. Peter speaks Spanish well.
9. Bill and Harry play golf.
10. She cooks well.

c. Where / she live? - Where does she live?

1. What / you want?
2. What / this word mean?
3. What time / the film start?
4. How much / those shoes cost?
5. Why / she need money?
6. How / this camera work?
7. Where / you buy your meat?
8. Who / you want to see?
9. What time / you come home from work?
10. When / the holidays start?

3. Make negative sentences.
I play chess. (cards) I do not play cards. or  I don’t play cards.
1.  The train stops at Bristol. (Cardiff)
2. The children play football on Mondays. (hockey)
3. Bill plays the piano very well. (guitar)
4. Barbara works in London. (live)
5. Peter remembers names very well. (faces)
6. George speaks Arabic. (You)
7. My father writes novels (poetry).
8. Alan and John live near me. (Andrew)
9. I like jazz. (Alice)
10. Henry likes old books. (parties)

4. Rewrite the sentences putting the adverb in brackets in the correct place.
You must brush your teeth twice a day. (always) -You must always brush your teeth twice a day.
1. Paul doesn’t listen to music in the evening. (usually)
2. The children help with the housework. (rarely)
3. Must you play your music so loud? (always)
4. Sheila can park her car properly. (never)
5. Do you go to the cinema at the weekend? (often)

5. Put the words in the correct order.
eats dog too your much - Your dog eats too much.
1. live I that house in
2. bank John in a works
3. badly violin plays the very Susan
4. Scotland those from children come
5. young very look you
6. teach only does French she?
7. rain in does autumn ever it?
8. not women does believe he
9. tells us never about childhood she her
10. gets newspaper he a us sometimes for

6. Fill in do, does, don’t or doesn’t.
1. - ____ live in Madrid? – No, I ____.
2. - ____ Tim like watching TV? – Yes, he ____.
3. - ____ they live in a flat? Yes, they ____.
4. - ____ Mary work in a hospital? – No, she ____.
5. - ____ she like playing tennis? – Yes, she ____.
6. - ____ they go fishing on Sundays? – No, they ____.
7. - ____ he work in a school? – No, he ____.
8. - ____ you get up late on Sundays? – Yes, we ____.
9. - ____ they like playing football? – Yes, they ____.
10. - ____she like listening to jazz music? – No, she ____.

7. Choose the correct variant.
1. Where do / does your sister live?
2. My cat / My cats don’t like fish.
3. This car don’t / doesn’t go very fast.
4. This train stop / stops at every station.
5. Why do English people / English people do drink so much tea?
6. The post office doesn’t open / opens on Sundays.
7. When does your holiday start / start your holiday?
8. My parents both play / plays golf.
9. That cafe / Those cafes stays open all night.
10. Her letters don’t say / to say very much.

8. Make sentences.
Andrew (live) in Birmingham + Andrew lives in Birmingham
you (speak) Chinese ?   Do you speak Chinese?
Sarah (like) classical music -  Sarah doesn’t like classical music.
1. I (like) getting up early -
2. you (want) something to drink ?
3. Joe (play) football on Saturdays +
4. you (remember) her phone number ?
5. that clock (work) -
6. she often (fly) to Paris on business +
7. it (rain) much here in summer -
8. elephants (eat) meat ?
9. you (think) he can sing ?
10. we (need) a new car +

9. Translate
1. – Когда Вы начинаете работать? – В 8 часов утра.
2. – У вас бывают вечерние занятия. – Да, раз в неделю.
3. – Вы часто обедаете в ресторане? – Очень редко. Я не люблю рестораны.
4. – Этот автобус идет до вокзала? – Нет, он никогда там не останавливается.
5. – Куда Вы предпочитаете ездить на отдых? – Иногда я провожу отпуск на море, а обычно я живу за городом и занимаюсь садом.