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Fill the spaces with correct verb forms and appropriate quantifiers. Each phrase in bold type offers a clue.

He coughed, she sighed, they laughed. | Meaning and Function | Use the table to make up as many meaningful sentences as possible. You could complete them with place adverbials | Define the underlined nouns as count, uncount, singular, plural or collective. Translate them into Russian paying attention to singular-plural correspondences. | Translate the sentences into English. | Join the halves of the sentences. Translate them into Russian. | Translate the sentences into Russian. | Make up sentences by matching their halves. Write out the sentences and translate them into Russian | Translate into English. | Translate into Russian |


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  1. A. Insert the correct preposition. Compare it with the one we use in Russian.
  2. C Understanding expressions Choose the best explanation for each of these words and phrases from the text
  3. Choose the correct form of the verb.
  4. Choose the correct form.
  5. Choose the correct question word.
  6. Choose the correct verb tense for each blank.
  7. Decomposition of set phrases.

A.

1. There... champagne. Would you like some?
2. There... eggs in the fridge. You don't need to go shopping.

3. There... bread and cheese — it'll be enough for supper.

4. There... chocolates in the box. I thought it was empty.

5. — Is there any fruit in the house?

— Oh yes, there is some. There … … oranges and … apples.

 

B.

1. There … … cake left, just a very thin slice.

2. There are hardly any vegetables in the house. There... very... potatoes and only one carrot.

3. There... so... walnuts that I can't give you any.

4. I'll have to make mash with chicken. There... too... rice.

5. Are you going past the grocer’s? There … very … butter and practically no margarine.

Choose either A LITTLE or A FEW for (+); LITTLE or FEW for (-). Translate the sentences into Russian.

1. There’s … time for reading. (-)

2. There are … questions I would like to ask (+)

3. Unfortunately, there are … people who understand it. (-)

4. We got home quickly because there was … traffic. (-)

5. There were … cars on the roads at that time of the day. (-)

6. There are … in your paper. Pay attention to your spelling. (+)

7. I’m afraid there is … hope.(-)

8. I enjoy my tea more when there is … honey in it. (+)

9. There were … kids playing in the road. (+)

10. There’s … time before the train leaves. Let’s go and have a drink. (+)

11. There’s been … rain lately; the crops are dying through lack of water. (-)

12. There’s … money left: it should be enough to live on. (+)

13. There were … books in Grandfather’s study. (-)

14. There are … books on the subject in the local library. (+)

15. Don’t you think there’s … salt in the soup? (-)

 


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