Every weekend we __ out town.

a. use to drive

b. used to drive

c. to used drive

d. used to driving

She _________ things on the wall.

a. uses towrite

b. use to write

c. used to write

d. used to writes

Glossary

English	Kazakh	Russian
to relax	босаңсу	ослабевать
sadly	қайғылы	грустно
to obsess	артынан жүру	преследовать
acceleration	жылдамдату	ускорение
to suffer	ауыру	страдать
to hurry	асығу	спешить
sickness	ауру	болезнь
dirty	лас	грязный
journey	саяхат	путешествие
recent	жақында	недавний

SIW: Give answers to the following questions.

1. Have any of your friends or family gone to live in a foreign country? Why?

2. Do you know anyone who has come to live in your country from another country? Why?

3. Do these people have any problems about living away from home?

4. Close your eyes and think about your country. What would you miss most about it if you went to abroad?

Office-hours: Compare your country with other countries.

What do you think about this poem? Say your opinion.

References:

Main Literature:

1. Sue Kay and Vaughan Jones with Peter Maggs and Catherine Smith. New Inside Out. Pre-intermediate. Student’s Book. Macmillan, 2012.

2. Clive Oxenden, Christina Latham-Koening and Paul Seligson. New English File. Pre-intermediate. Student’s Book. Oxford, 2010.

Additional Literature:

3. T. Aspinall, A. Capel. Pre-Intermediate. Master Class. New Edition. Oxford, 2009.

4. R.Side and G. Wellman. Grammar and Vocabulary for CA. Longman, 2009.

Hand-out Discipline:English as a foreign language Lexical theme:Favourite times and seasons Pre-Intermediate Grammar:Indefinite pronoun Practical lesson 26 Assistant professor:Bozhbanova T.E.

Give the equivalent of the proverb in Kazakh and Russian:

EVERYTHING IS GOOD IN ITS SEASON.

GRAMMAR: Indefinite pronoun

+? and – verb x Short – answer

people	Somebody someone	Anybody anyone	Nobody No one
things	something	anything	Nothing
places	somewhere	anywhere	nowhere

· Use somebody, something, someone, etc. when you don’t say exactly who, what, or where. Somebody broke the window. I went somewhere nice at the weekend. · Use anything, anybody, anywhere in questions or with a – verb. I didn’t do anything last night. NOT I don’t do nothing. Somebody’s in Is anybody in There’s anybody in the bathroom. the bathroom? the bathroom. · Use nobody, nothing, nowhere in short – answers or in a sentence (with a + verb). Who’s in the bathroom? Nobody. Nobody’s in the bathroom. NOT Anybody is in the bathroom. · Somebody, Nobody, etc. are the same as Someone, No one, etc.  

CONSOLIDATION OF GRAMMAR

1 Complete with something., anything, nothing, etc.

Did you meet anybody last night?

a) Are you doing ________tonight?

b) _________phoned when you were out. He said he'd call back later.

c) I've seen your car keys _______but I can't remember where.

d) Did _______come while I was out?

e) Did you go _______exciting last night?

2 Answer with Nobody, Nowhere, or Nothing.

a) What did you do last night? _________

b) Where did you go yesterday? ____________

c) Who did you see? __________

d) What are you doing on Saturday? _______

e) Where are you going now? _______

 Listening [3, p.17]

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