1.

Treceţi la plural următoarele propoziţii:

1. A cat is an animal. Cats are animals.

2. A fly is an insect. Flies are insects.

3. A table is made of wood. Tables are made of wood.
4. A chicken is a bird. Chicken are birds.
5. A cake is a sweet. Cakes are sweets.
6. A dictionary is a book. Dictionaries are books.
7. A dog eats meat. Dogs eat meat.
8. A bird can fly. Birds can fly.
9. A fish can swim. Fish can swim.
10. A man can walk. Men can walk.
11. A house is a building. Houses are buildings.
12. A plane is made of metal. Planes are made of metal.
13. A fountain-pen has ink in it. Fountain-pens have ink in them.
14. A cow gives milk. Cows give milk.
15. We drink tea out of a cup. We drink tea out of cups.

2. Completaţi spaţiile punctate cu articolele corespunzătoare:

a)
1. Would you like a cup of tea and a cake?
2. It is better to tell the truth than tell lies.
3. Where is the hat I bought yesterday?
4. I like to eat bread and butter in the morning.
5. Little Tommy goes to school only in the morning.
6. Smith, the man I told you about, is the very man.
7. He went to bed with a bad cold.
8. He crossed the lake in record time.
9. He collects butterflies, stamps, and match-boxes.
10. In the autumn of 1959 we went on excursion to Danube Delta.

b) One of the foreign guests who visited Romania gave the following account of his
impressions:
What impressed me especially was the extent of your country, the great diversity
of its natural resources and its beauty. Romania is a medium-sized state, not just a small
country. Its forests, coal, oil, metals and fertile soil provide a solid basis for the well-
being of the people. Forests, lakes and mountains, the wonderful seaside resorts on the
Black Sea coast and the enchanting Danube Delta make it a land of promise for tourists.