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HaHHM Ka>KAbm Bonpoc c is m/im are. SaivieHM my (mom , mom) Ha your
(tbom , tbom ).

1. My dad and grandad are playing chess.

A r e you r dad and gra n d a d p la y in s chess?

2. My mum is making a cake in the kitchen.

I s y o u r m u m m aking a cake in the kitchen?

3. My dad is talking to my mum.

4. My sister is reading a book.

5. My little brother is playing with his blocks,

6. I ’m talking on the phone.

7. My granny is watching TV.

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Mbi maro/ia be — am, is mare. BcraBb mx b nMCbMO.

TaK Hy>KHo HanaTb nncbMo:

Dear + hm^ S f l e c b n rn u e T c ? ! j x a ia

26 September, 2009

Dear Ted,

How are you? Long time, no see!

It is six o’ clock in the evening. I watching a film about

dolfins. Do you like them? They are very clever. They like people.

My sister K a te reading a book about elephants. They help

people a lot. My little brother Sam playing hide-and-seek with
our kitten. Now the kitten _ sitting under the armchair and Sam
can’ t see it.

My m u m making a nice cake in the kitchen. My dad

talking on the phone. My granny and grandad having tea.
They want to go to the lake. They have got a small house there.
They want to take my sister and me with them.

Do you like books? Do you like films about dolphins?

Please write and tell me your news.

From, I
Phil I

T a K Hy>KHO S a K O H H H T b n k lC b M O

Ec;im Tbi xopOLuo sHaeujb loro, KOMy

nmueiiib, b kohlis nncbivia nociaB b
Love, + v\M9\HJiM From, + hmfi .
 Sa^aPi Bonpocbi, Mcno/ibsyfi nucbivio Oki/ia, m OTBeib Ha hmx. B c j a e b
nponyLMGHMbie is, are, aren't, do, can, can't m have. ( H e K o io p b ie m a -
roJibHbie 4)opMbi b c t p g t ^ t c ji T e 6 e HecKOJibKO p a s .)

1. Is it six o’clock in theevening? Yes, it _ IS

2 . ______Phil watching a film about dolphins? Yes, he

3 . ______they very clever? Yes, they

4 . ______they like people? Yes, they

5. Ph il’s sister Kate reading a book about

elephants? Yes, she

6. they help people? Yes, they

7. his little brother Sam playing hide-and-seek

with his kitten? Yes, h e __

8 . the kitten sitting under the armchair? Yes, it __

9. Sam see it? No, he

10 . Ph il’ s mum making a nice cake in the kitchen? Yes, she

11. his dad talking” on the phone? Yes, he

12. his granny and g;randad playing chess? No, they

13. they want to go the lake? Yes, they

14. they got a small house there? Yes, they

15. they want to take Phil and his sister Kate

with them? Yes, they

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HepeBeflM npefl/io>KeHM?i Ha aHr/iMMCKMM 9\3b\K. PaccraBb mx b tom no-
p^flKe, B KaKOM OHM MflyT B nMCbMG 0 m a . ripocTaBb HOMepa npefl/io-
>KeHMM B KBaflpaiMKax. hepBoe npeA/io>KeHMe y>Ke nponyiviepoBaHO.

floporoH Te^! Kan tbi no:HCHBaeinb?

D e a r Ted.
H o w are you?

H CMOTpK) (})HJIbM npo ^eJIB(J)HHGB.

flaBHO MbI He BHfleJIHCb!

niecTb HacoB Benepa.

M oh M a M a n e n e T n a K y x n e B K y c H b i n TopT.

Moa cecTpa KeHT HHTaeT KHHry npo cjiohob.

M o h MjiaAinnH 6paTHinKa Cbm nrpaeT b npHTKH c naniHM kotghkom.

CeH^ac KOTeHOK chaht no^ KpecjioM.

M oh 6 a 6y n iK a c fle^yniKOH nbioT nan.

O h h x o t h t noexaTb n a osepo.

y HHX TaM He6ojii>inoH js^o m .

M oh nana pasroBapHsaeT no Tejie(J)OHy.

npoHMTaPi npeA/io>KeHM^. 06 Befln OTpMuaie/ibHbie BbiCKasbiBaHMFi. flofl-

nepKHM OTpMuaie/ibHbie cjDopivibi r/iaro/iOB.

1. Jane’s playing chess.

2. Tim and Ben are writing.

3. Lucy’s cat is playing with a ball.

4. Ph il’s grandad is reading a book.

5. You’re playing football.

C o c ia B b M HanMiiiM Bonpocbi k 0 n/iy. O iB e rb Ha HMxyiBepAMTe/ibHo mjim
OTpMuaiejibHO.

fla n o : you / Are / playing / a / game / computer?

Tpe6yeTCH: A r e you p la y in g a com pu ter ^ame? Yes, I am.

fla n o : your friends / in / park / the / playing / Are?

Tpe6yeTca: A r e your friends playing in the park? N o , they aren’t,

watching / Are / about / a / elephants / film / you?

kite / your friends / flying / a / Are?

kitten / you / with / playing / Are / little / a?

tea / Are / your friends / having?

you / sofa / sitting / the / on / Are?

eating / you / Are / sweets?

reading / you / an / book / Are / interesting?

your friends / playing / Are / hockey?

riding / you / a / bike / Are?

 CoeflMHM JiMHueM npefl/io>KeHM^ Ha aHr/iMMCKOM ^sbiKe m mx nepesoA.

r m (I am) talking on the phone. O h h noioT necHK).

W e’re (W e are) playing tennis.^ Tbi em b 5i 6 j i o k o .

You’re (You are) eating an apple. O h (o KOTeHKe) n rp a e x c mhhhkom .

She’s (She is) reading a book. Mbi H rp a eM b TenHHC.

He’ s (He is) using a computer. O h pa6oTaeT n a KO M ntioT epe.

They’re (They are) singing a song. Ona TOTaeT KHHry.

I t ’s (It is) playing with a ball. H p a sro B a p H B a io no Tejie(J)OHy.

C o C iaB b CJlGBOCGHeTaHM?! C HMC/IMTe/lbHbIMM, nOCTaBMB CyiiJ,eCTBMTeJIb-

HOe BO MHOKeCTBeHHOe HMCJ10. ripOBepb ce69] no C/lOBOCOHeTaHM^M
B paMKe.

flaHo: 11
Tpe6yexca: eleven flass

16

12 17

13

14

15 20 /

nineteen cars, fourteen pens, eleven flags, fifteen cats, twelve

sweets, sixteen apples, thirteen frogs, twenty pencils, seventeen
stars, eighteen chicks

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 riOfl6epM K HaSBaHMJIM HMCe/1 TpaHCKpunUMfO M COeflMHM MX/lklHMeM.

20 twenty. ['war 'hAndrid]

30 thirty [ ’eiti]

40 forty ['esiti]

50 fifty \ ['twenti]

60 sixty ['nainti]

70 seventy ['fo:ti]

80 eighty ['siksti]

90 ninety [Tifti]

100 one hundred ['sev9nti]

BcraBb B HasBaHM?! HMC/iMie/ibHbix nponyLueHHbie 6yKBbi, KOTopbie Tbi

HaMfleiiJb B paMKe.

V, y, u, ee, w, i, x, r, n, g

19 n in e t___ n

14 fo _ rteen

11 ele _ en

15 f _ fteen

12 t _ elve

16 si _ teen

13 thi _ teen

20 twent _

17 seve _ teen

18 ei _ hteen

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How do you usually spend your weekend?

0 6 B e fln c/ioea n c/ioBocoHeiaHMyi. CoeflMHn mx n^^mev\ c noflxofl^iinePi
TpaHCKpunuMePi.

['n ev9]

once [iTiAnG]

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3ano;iHM nponycKM c/iOBaMn do mdoes.

D o your dad and grandad often play chess?

your grandad always win?

your mum usually surf the Internet in the evenings?

you sometimes play tennis with your friends?

your granny never play football?

your sister go to a concert every month?

you help your mum to do the housework every week?

your sister do the dishes every day?

your grandad seldom watch TV?

your little brother never make noise?

Phil and his sister like picnics?

Phil and his family have a picnic by the lake every year?

Phil take out the rubbish every day?

nepeeeflM na aHr/ikiPicKMM ?i3biK.

1. T b i HHOFfla H rpaem b b t 6h h h c co c b o h m h ^pysbaM H?

2. T b o h n a n a c ^e^ymKOH nacTO nrpaioT b m axMaTbi?

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3. T boh fle^yniKa Bcer^a BbiHrptiBaeT?

4. T boh fleflyniKa pe^KO cmotpht TejieBHsop?

5. T boh Maivra no BenepaM oSbmno ch ^ ht b HHTepneTe?

6. T boh cecTpa xo/^ht na KOHii;epT KajK^biii MecHii;?

?

7. T boh 6a6yniKa HHKor^a ne nrpaex b ^ Y t Soji?

8. Tbi KancflYK) HeflejiK) n oM oraenib MaMe BbinojiHHTb paSoTy no flOMy?

9. O hji BbiHOCHT Mycop KaHc;i;biH ^enb?

10. T boh cecTpa KajK^biH flenb mogt nocy^y?

11. Tboh MajieHbKHH 6paTHniKa HHKor^a ne myMHT?

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 06B6flH C/lOBa H C/lOBOCOHGTaHMyi M AOnHLUM CTpOHKM flO KO HUa.

do the dfsfies
go to a
go tcrttre cm emu

cook

listen to music
B K8KMX c/ioeax ecTb 3tm seyKM? CoeAHHM jiMHHeM seyK m to c /i o b o , b
KOTOPOM OH eCTb.

[31] ru b b ish

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 Pacnpefle/iM maro/ibi 3 efl. HMC/ia no mx OKOHMaHMJiM. BnmuM mx
B Ta6/iMi4y.

presses goes makes watches writes

does sleeps plays takes eats
teaches finishes uses reads studies

[S] [z] [IZ]

makes goes presses

CociaBb npefl/io>KeHMJi o ce6e. Te6e noMoryr c/ioea m c;iOBOCOHeTaHM?i

B paMKe.

play the piano surf the Internet roller skate

play football skate dance and sing
play sports ski play computer games
skip do the housework read interesting books
play tag play hide-and-seek talk on the phone
do the dishes have a picnic take out the rubbish

HanpH M ep:
I always read interesting books.

I never

I sometimes

I often

I seldom

I usually

I always

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n npoHMTaPl, HTO Om/1 paccKasbiBaeT o cbomx flpysbjix. SaMeHM Bbifle/ieH-
Hbie c/ioea Ha MecTOHMeHUH he, she, we, they.

1. My friends and I often play football.

W e often play football.

2. Lucy sometimes plays hopscotch.

sometimes plays hopscotch.

3. Tom and M ax often play tennis.

often play tennis.

4. Ben seldom watches TV.

seldom watches TV.

5. Lucy usually drinks milk in the morning.

usually drinks milk in the morning.

6. M ax and I sometimes teach Ben to use a computer.

sometimes teach Ben to use a computer.

7. Kate and Jane always play tag.

always play tag.

8. Tim doesn’ t like rainy days.

doesn’ t like rainy days.

9. Kate and Jane often skip.

don’t often skip.

10. Jane sometimes makes a cake,

sometimes makes a cake.

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BcTaBb B npeflJio>KeHMfl npasM/ibHbie npnTfl>KaTe/ibHbie MecTOMMeHMfl
my, your, his, her, our, their ki/iki its.

/iMHHbie
npmviepbi c npmyi>KaTe/ibHbiMM MecTOnivieHMFiMM
MeCTOMMeHHyi

I ’m Mike. This is mu bike.

You can sing w e ll.________

you songs are always beautiful.

Phil can use a computer. He

he always helps sister to use it.

Lucy has got a computer,

she computer works well.

W e love granny.
we

Elephants are strong, ears

they are big.

A hare can run very quickly,

it tail is short.

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* Cfle/iaM BblCKaSblBaHMG BOnpOCm e/lbHblM M OTpHUaie/lbHblM . SaKOHHM
npefl/io>KeHMq.

7I,aHo: I play tag every week.

TpeSyexcH: Do you play ta s every week?
I don’t ta s every week.

^ano: My granny often does the dishes.

TpeSyexca: Does your granny often do the dishes?
My granny doesn’t often do the dishes.

1. W e often go to the country.

Do w e __________________________________

W e don’t

2. Tom plays tennis once a week.

Does Tom

Tom doesn’t

3. Bill usually has breakfast at 8 o’clock.

Does Bill

Bill doesn’t

4. His dad reads a newspaper every evening.

Does his dad

His dad doesn’t

5. My sister sings very well.

Does yo u r______

She doesn’t

6. They usually play computer games.

Do th ey__________________

They don’t

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HannLUM o c e 6 e n o KaK0 M-Hn 6 yflb CBoeM poACTBeHHMKe. T e 6 e no M ory r
c/iOBa M3 ynpa>KHeHHR 7.

ME MY...
HapHcyn s^ecb cboh nopTpeT. (sister, brother, mum, dad)
HapHcyn Sflect nopTpeT CBoero
pO flC T B eH H H K a.

Name: My name is. His/Her name is...

Age: I ’m. He’s/She’ s...

Hobbies: I like... He/She likes...

I don’t like.. He/She doesn’t like.

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 06BeflM Bonpocbi.

A
B cia sb nponyiueHHbie do n;iki d o e s n oSseflM Bonpocbi.

HanpH M ep:

I>o~uou ha v e , r —•

Does yo u r: b m tfw r haye marry

cars? -------------
“7--*----- >--•“ j a

2 itis m iti0 k u z m n i0 m m 0 i§ i§ K t^

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 these g/rfs
your mum have many bags?
il2 l BnMLUM npaBMJibHbie OTBeibi. Te6e noMoryr c/iosa b paMKe.

ten, twenty-four, sixteen, eleven, fifteen

1. Five and five = ______ ten

2. Ten and six =

3. Eight and seven =

5+5
4. Twenty and four =

5. Eight and three = _

^0 +6
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W h at’s your favourite season?

OeseflM c;iOBa m flonmuM ctpohkh flo KOHua.

iUMsiKsjn
m s u a s f js u t i

prefer
important

06 BeflM c/iOBa. CoeflMHn MX/iMHuePl c noflxofl^ineM TpaHCKpunuMePi.

fi [’winta]

['sAma]

1v j/ n t u , ['ferv9rit]

['o:t9m]

m n n m [spriio]

uutumn ['si:zn]

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 PacnpeflejiM Mecyiubi no speivieHaM rofla. Bnmun mx b laS/iMuy.

September, March, July, A p ril, January, June, December, May,

October, November, February, August.

W inter Spring Summer Autumn

December

Bbi6epM n B C iaB b b HasBaHMA M e c a u e s nponyiueHHbie 6yKBbi.

a, 0 e, a ar, or

J a nuary
! F bruary M ch

Apr 1 Ma

Au, Or er, ea

JU V
gust Septemb

i e

Oct ber Nov mber D cember

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' 1— t" \
1 VV
ili 1 ■ it i
(11 1 1
I
i
f

m m m m m

isu fte rrcu ld in aui f ii

There are a lot o f puddles.

1n spriag::tbBZ. m s & u iim m w m a m a iim ia m

i • t i

~t 1“

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 rioflSepH K c/ioBaM npaBH/ibHyio ipaH C KpH num o. 0 6 B e fln ee.

w e a t h e r ['w e S 9 ] ra in [re in ]

[w in d ] [re d ]

b lo w [b b u ] w in d [w e n ]

[b e l] [w in d ]

w in d y [w in d ] sunny ['sA n i]

[S vm d i] [s A n ]

p u d d le [ ’p A d l ] street [ste i]

['p u id l] [s t r i:t ]

c lo u d [k la u d ] snow y ['s n a u i ]

['k la u d i] [sn 9 u ]

fro sty ['frD s ti] s n o w m e n ['s n s u m a n ]

[fro s t] ['s n s u m e n ]

■ y l BciaBb nponymeHHbie apTMK/iM.

A MJiM An?

1. cloud 4. apple 7. quiet girl

2. elephant 5. nice cake 8. cloudy day

3. playground 6. important thing 9. frosty morning

■ ■ nepecjDpaskipyM, KaK noKaaaHO e o6pa3u,e. 06Befln npefl/io>KeHMe m

B c i a B b nponyineHHbiM apiMK/ib.

^ano: My bag’ s big.

TpeSyexcn: I t ’s a big bag.

1. His book is old. old book.

2. Her pear
i/t fS
-- m ------------
nice pear.
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3. Ben’s coat is red. /t's red coat.

4. My dress is green. green <

5. Kate’s game is new

6. Ph il’s bike is old. il

2:
o old hike.
7. Mike’s toy car is beautiful.

8. This lake is big. It's big lakBL

9. His film is interesting. #£ o

z
10. Her kitten is naughty.

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ripeflCTaBb, HTO Tbi Befleiub flHeeHMK Ha6;iK)fleHMM sa norofloPl. flpoHM-
TaM npefl/io>KeHMfl, o6Befln mx h HapucyPi b paiviKax cooTBeTCTBytoiune
pucyHKn.

m n im It's cloud^.
riofl6epn K c/iOBaM npaeM/ibHyio TpaHCKpnni4nio. 06Befln ee.

clean [k l i i n ] lovely ['IavH]

['k i t n ] [le ik ]

scene [s i : ] cover ['kAva]

[s i : n ] [k li:n ]

world [wi:] turn [te ik ]

[w 3 :ld ] [t 3 :n ]

until [re in ] slush [ sIaJ]

[9 n 't il] [s li:p ]

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A ripoHMTaM Bonpocbi. B c ia e b BMecTO nponycKOB c/io sa H3 pbmkm. Mho-
rfla ie 6 e ecTpeTMTca noflCKasKa — 6yKea, c KOTopoki HaHMHaeicyi c/io-
BO. HeKOTopbie c;iOBa b paiviKe ncno;ib 3yiOTcyi HecKo/ibKo pas.

country, playground, important, like, play, well, guitar, naughty

and noisy, they, hopscotch, do, quarrel, days, different, interesting,
go, she, surf, homework, housework, have, no, yes, does, Kate, it

1. Are Phil and Kate very d

Yes, th ey .

2. Is he n and n

Y e s ,____ IS.

3. Is quiet?

Yes, she

4. Does Phil like to sports?

Yes, does.

5. Does Kate like to dance, play the g and sing?

Yes, she .

6. Does she play the piano v e r y ______

Yes, does.

7. Does Kate noisy games?

10. Does she sometimes_____________football?

No, she______ .
11. _____________she play tag or h_____________at home?

, she doesn’t. She plays them in the p____________

12. D o ____________ often q____________ ?

, they don’t.
13. _____________Phil and Kate think the same things?

Y e s ,______ do.
14. _____________they think friends are very important?

Y e s ,______ do.

15. Do they like rain y____________ ?

, they don’t.

16. D o ____________ like picnics?

Yes, th ey .
17. Do they o fte n _____________to the country?

Yes, do.
18. Do they sometimes go to the c____________ with their dad?

, they do.
19. Do they always help their mum to do the h____________ ?

, they do.

20. Do they like to s____________ the Internet?

Y e s ,______ do.
21. Does it help them to do their h___________ ?

Y e s ,______ does.

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 ripoMMTaM npefl/io>KeHnyi. BciaBb nponyiueHMbie c/ioea n c/ioB ocoH eia-
Te6e no M ory r c/iOBa b paiviKe.

: decorate, Christmas, snowman, Christmas tree, tobogganing, things,

quiet, celebrate, see in, presents, different, noisy

Phil and his sister Kate are . She’ s nice and

and he’ s naughty and __________ . Yet,

they often like the same

In winter they g o __ , make a , ski

and skate. Their holidays begin at the end of

December. Their mum and dad always buy them a

They like to ______________ it. They like to

the New Year. They like to give and get _______________.

They always get together a n d ______________ Russian Christmas.

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& ripoHMTaM npefl/io>KeHM?i.

In summer Phil and Kate have their holidays. In June they go

to the country. Their grandad and granny have a small house by
the lake. Phil and Kate like sunny hot weather because they like
to play in the park. In June and July they often play sports. Phil
plays football and tennis and Kate prefers badminton. W hen it’s
hot, they swim in the lake. In August their parents come to see
them. They like summer very much because they are free.

Saflaki Bonpocbi k Bbifle/ieHHbiM c/ioBaM. BcTasb b m g c t o nponycKOB

how often, how well, who, when, what, where n why. He aaSyflb H a -
nM caib Ka>Kflbm Bonpoc c sar/iaBHoPi 6yKBbi.

1. do Phil and Kate have their holidays?

2. do they go?

3. do their grandad and granny have?

4. do Phil and Kate like sunny hot weather?

5. do they play sports?

6. games does Phil play?

7. game does Kate prefer?

8 . do they swim in the lake?

9. comes to see them in August?

10 . do they like summer?

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B c T a s b nponyiiJieHHbie c/ioea H3 paMKM. n p o H m a H TeKCT BC/iyx.

month, leaves, mushrooms, November, woods, rainy, school, autumn,

important, birthday, friend

Phil and Kate don’t like ____________ days, but they like

_________ too. They often go to the ____________ in

autumn. They like to look at the trees when they have red and

yellow ____________ . Their favourite autumn ____________ is

September. There are a lot of ____________ in September.

They go back to ___________ in September and meet

their friends after the holidays. They think friends are

very ____________ . Kate’s best ____________ is Lucy and Ph il’s

best friend is Max. Max’s is in October. And

Lucy’s birthday is i n ________

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riepeBeflM cjioBocoHeiaHMfl Ha aHr/iMMCKHM qsbiK m HanmuH mx.

1 . flH H — _____________________________________________________________________

2. EsflHTb 3a ropoA — ______________________________________

3. K p acH bie h jKejiTbie j ih c t b h —

4. H x JIK)6HMbIH OCeHHHH MecHii;

5. B ceHTflSpe M H oro rpH SoB — _

6. Bo3Bpam;aTbCfl b inKOJiy — __

7. B cT p en aT b cbohx flp y a e n — __

8. Ilocjie KaHHKyji — __________

9. ^pysbH o^eHb BaHCHbi -

10. Jly^man noflpyra K ght

11. fleHb pojKfleHHa MaKca

12. B oKTH6pe — __________

13. BHOH6pe — _____________

SaflaPi Bonpocbi c s o e M y flpyry. BcTasb BMecTO nponycKOB how often,

who, what, where, why. He 3a6yflb Hanncaib Ka>Kflbm B on poc c sa-
maBHOM 6yKBbi.

1. H o w often do you go to school?

2. ________________ helps you to do your homework?

3. ________________ do you usually do about the house?

4. ________________ do you often play different games?

5. ________________ do you like spring (summer, autumn, winter)?

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 ypoK 4

W hen’s your birthday?

nofl6epn K c/iosaM TpaHCKpnnumo m coeflMHM mx /iMHHePi. 06Befln
cjiOBa.

first [,Q :ft9 'n u :n ]

S R r n n r / [st'nait]

ttrtnf [tai]

[f3:st]

U e l [fD:0]

word [,3:l'rait]

[trai]

nil right [w 3 : d ]

atnight [b 3 :d ]

[fife]

tn rd ^ [pa'lait]

fourth [03;d]

fifth ['seksnd]

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HanmuH HaaeaHMq HMC/iMTe/ibHbix. Te6e n oM oryr c-noea b paMKe

6th _
first
rjth
2 "^ ^ ________________

gth_
_________________

4 th 9th _

5 th IQth

HanMiuH 3TM Hnc/1 me/lbHbie no nop^iflKy.

tw enty-fifth fourteenth twenty-eighth nineteenth

sixteenth thirteenth thirtieth seventeenth
eleventh twenty-seventh twentieth twelfth
twenty-third fifteenth twenty-sixth twenty-fourth
twenty-second eighteenth twenty-first twenty-ninth

11th 12th

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 rioMorM 0M/iy 3 a n n c a ib ah m po>KfleHMfl cbomx APysePl. C o cra B b m Ha
nMiiin npefl;io>KeHMyi.

/I,aHo: Bill, the twenty-eighth of December.

TpeSyexcfl: B i l l ’s birthday is on the tw enty-eishth
o f D ecem ber.

Max, the thirty-first of October,

Tim, the twenty-fifth of January.

Mike, the second of June.

Ted, the nineteenth of May.

Lucy, the fourth of November.

a HanmuM, KaKoro HMC/ia y TeSa fleHb po>KfleHMa.

HanpHMep:
My birthday is on the first of July.

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 paccKasbiBaei o cbomx flpy3b?ix. 06BeflH npefl/io>KeHMyi. B c i a e b
nponyLueHHbieOKOHHaHnyi m aro/ioe 3 JiMua efl. HMCJia.

/V e I
!he first o f them /s very
TiTjngtityme always ploy.^. tag.
—T
TSijiriet He prefer... ta
~rT

My fourth friend
mum to do the
—I— •— r
and tai<e out

3aflaPi e o n p o c b i On;iy. 3ano/iHH nponycKM c/ioeaiviM are, got, is mhh

does. H e aaS yflb Hanaib npefl/io>KeHMa c a a m a e H o P i 6yKBbi.

How many friends have yo u ?

they all different?

your first friend very naughty?

he always play tag?

your second friend quiet?

he prefer to read books or play computer games?

your third friend sometimes lazy?

he want to do the housework?

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 your fourth friend always help his mum to do the dishes and
take out the rubbish?

^^^npoHMTaM HasBaHMe HMCJia m Bnniun ero b Kpy>KOK.

0 o O O O
one hundred nineteen twenty-four eighty forty-five

0 o O O O
ihirtv thirty-two seventy ninety-three fifty-one

0
fifty
O O O O
ninety sixty sixty-one eighteen

A
™ ™ H a 3 0 B M HMC/ia, nonyHMBLUMecfl nyreivi nepecraHOBKn, m HanniuM mx Ha-
3BaHHfl. Te6e noMoiyr c/iOBa b paMKe.

twenty-one thirty-five forty-three fifty-one

eighteen ninety-one sixty-one thirty-one
sixty-seven seventy-four sixteen eighty-four

15 fifteen 51 fifty-one

34 thirty-four

13 thirteen

12 twelve

19 nineteen

76 seventy-six

16 sixteen

48 forty-eight

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47 forty-seven

61 sixty-one

53 fifty-three

81 eighty-one

Bbi6epn n BCTasb b reorpact)HMecKMe HasBaHHA nponyiueHHbie SyKBbi.

e, a ee, ea k, c
the Th mes the Black S the Atlantic O ean

u, a i, a
the R ssian Federation the Un___ ted Kingdom

o, or ou, oa Ea, Ee W ,V
the N th the S th the st the est

B cT a sb np o n y iu eH H bie c/ioBa. T e6e noMoryr c/iOBa b paMKe m Kap-

TMHKM.

lake, winter, pears, flowers, trees, windy, snowman, birds, kites,

sunny, spring, cup, hill, cakes, cupboard, berries, jam, presents,
apples, chess, garden, rainy, Christmas tree, snow

The twelve dwarfs live in a big ___________ .

Their names are the names of the months. There’s

a big blue_______________________ near it.

January likes ________________________ He likes frosty and

_____________ days. He lik e s _____________ He often

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helps boys and girls to make a . February likes

when it ’ s I. In frosty weather he often stays

at home and has a of tea with

March and April like . They like when

it ’s warm. April likes to skip and run. He likes to fly a;*’

May likes and bees.

He likes spring

June, July and August like summer. They like to swim in

the lake, to pick mushrooms and____________________July can make

. He keeps it in h is____________ . August

likes to pick and

He likes to work in the

September can read and write well. October and

November like cold days. On these

days they stay at home and play

December likes Christmas holidays. He likes to give his

brothers He likes to decorate

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 Bbi6epn M oSeeflM npaBM/ibHoe Hana/io Ka>Kfloro Bonpoca.

1 .
2.

3. /s there/Is it a big blue lake near their hill?

I J /f

4. - month does January like?

5. Does/Du he like frosty and sunny days?

he often help boys and girls to make a snowman?

1 J /f “I J-##
7. jfwJ tf / VVflUL does February often stay in frosty weather?

8. D o / D o ^ March and April like spring?

does May like?

do June, July

and August like to do in summer?

11 . does July keep his jam?

12. Whot/ does August like to work?

September read and write well?

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 I J /#-----;-- 1 J ia~
14. VM nOi / game do October and November play on rainy days?

December like to decorate a Christmas tree?

A PacKpoM c k o 6 k h h c o c ia B b npefl/io>KeHMyi c hobbimh c/ioBaiviM. flpoHM-

T8M MX BC/iyx M nepeB6AM.

Hano: This is a book about dwarfs, (interesting; like)

It ’s v e r y _________________ . I ____________________it.

TpeSyexcH: This is a book about dwarfs.

It ’ s very interesting . I ________ like_______ it.

1. I can see a hill, (green; flowers)

It ’s ____________ . There are a lot o f _____________ on it.

2. Do you like to go tobogganing? (children; My sister and I)

A lot o f _______________ like to go tobogganing.______________________

go toboganning every winter.

3. In spring children like to sail little boats, (make a boat; in the pond)

I can________________________ . I want to sail my boat____________ .

4. In autumn the leaves on the trees get red and yellow, (beautiful; pick
red and yellow leaves)

It ’s v e r y ____________ . Kate likes t o _______________________ .

5. In summer Kate likes to lie in the sun. (reads an interesting book;

talk to her friends)

She o ften _______________________ . She likes t o _______________________

6 . In summer my granny picks a lot of apples, (apple jam; nice)

She can make________________________ . It ’ s v e r y ________________ .

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A iSaKOHHH Bonpocbi K npefl/io>KeHMyiM. Oeseflu Hana/io Ka>Kfloro Bonpoca.

1. My grandad often goes to the woods to pick mushrooms and berries.

your grandad often go

2. My dad keeps his books in a big bookcase.

does your dad keep

3. My granny keeps her jam in a big cupboard.

does your granny keep

4. Children like films about animals.

chi
children like

5. A ll children like their Christmas holidays.

_all children like

6 . There are a lot of apple trees in my sister’ s garden.

A p e there many _______________________________

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 ypoK 5

W h at’s the time?

HanMLUM o CBoeivi pacnopFiAKe Bbi6 epn noAxoflfimMe cjiOBOCOHeia-
M3 paMKM. Te6 e noMOKei yKasaHHoe epeiviji.

wake up go to bed
get up my lessons begin at
go to school go for a walk
have breakfast play with friends
have lunch surf the Internet
do my homework have supper

HanpHM ep:

7.30 — __ I wake up at 7.30

7.45 — __

8.00 — _________

8.15 — __

8.30 — __

2.00 — ________

3.00 — _

4.00 — __

5.00 — __

6.00 — _

7.30 — _

10.00 —

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 KaK fl>KekiH npoB O flm nepeyK) no;iOBMHy Bm gcto nponycKOB b h m -
lUM cooTBercTByioiMee speiviyi. Te6e no M ory r c/ioBa b paiviKe m un4>ep-
6 /iaTbl. npOHMiaM CTMXOTBOpeHUe Ue/IMKOM.

eight fifteen, twelve, one, seven thirty, seven o’clock, eight o’clock

11
•10 2
Jane gets up at 9 3
..8 4v

At
H
sh e w a lk s h e r d o g (ry jin e T c co6aKOH).
4.
7 5 11 12
'•10
She has breakfast at
V-8 4.y
\ z jjy

At she goes to school.

She likes it there. It ’ s so cool [ku:l] (s^ o p o B o )!

She likes to read. She likes to write.

Jane isn’t silly. She is bright.

Jane comes home at

She has lunch at

- ' W
A fter lunch she likes to run.

She likes to play.

She likes to hop.

She hops so much.

She cannot stop.

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 CoeflMHM HOMepa Te;iect)OHOB c 4)pa3aMM, b kotopbix stm HOMepa Ha-
nucaH bi c/ioeaiviH.

699 07 08 Eight nine o three four double five eight

seven double nine
S916 5656673 Nine two five eight nine five six

S903 4558799 Eight nine one six five six five double six
seven three

925 89 56 Six double nine o seven o eight

OSBeflH npeflno>KeHMJi.

ffs Kole.
It's Phil.
Just a minute.
isn t in.
Can / call you b a c ^

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KePlT c /liocn paaroBapMBafOT no Te/ie(})OHy. BciaBb b hx flna/ior npo-
nyiueHHbie c/ioBa.

there, reading, minute, about, Hi, Lucy!

Kate. Hello! I t ’ s Kate. Is Lucy please?

Lucy’s mum. Hello, Kate! Just a _________ ! Lucy!

Lucy. Hi, Kate!

K a te .____________ What are you doing?

Lucy. I ’ m_____________a book about kittens.

Kate. Do you like books____________ kittens?

Lucy. Oh, yes! Very much!

Bbi6epn n Hanmun, hgm tbi aakiMeiubcyi b C KopoM BpeivieHn. Te6e no-

Moryr c/iOBa b paMKe.

talk on the phone with my friends, make the bed, make a cake,
have tea, go to school, do the housework, do the dishes, go to a concert,
take out the rubbish, do my homework, go to the country, read an
interesting book, swim in the lake

HanpHM ep:
1. I hope I ’ll have tea in an hour.
2. I think I ’ ll go to a concert tomorrow.
3. I ’ll probably visit my friends next week.

1. I hope I ’ l l _____________________________

2. I think I ’ ll

3. I ’ll probably

4. I hope I ’ll _

5. I think I ’ ll

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6 . I ’ ll probably

7. I hope I ’ ll _

8 . I think I ’ ll

9. I ’ll probably

Cfle/iaPi BbicKa3biBaHnyi BonpocMTe/ibHbiMn m OTpMuaie/ibHbiMH. Hanki-

LUM MX.

/I,aHo: In two weeks the weather will be cold.

TpeSyexca: W i l l the weather he cold in two weeks?
I n two weeks the weather w o n ’t be cold.

1. It ’ ll be warm.

2. I t ’ ll be sunny.

3. I t ’ll be cloudy.

4. My friends will be naughty.

5. My mum will make a big cake.

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 6 . I ’ ll get a good present from my parents. 0 ^

7. W e ’ll have fun.

CocTaB b Bonpocbi. C noMOiMbio u n 0 p noKa>KM, e kskom nopyiflKe flO/i>K-

Hbi CTOflTb c/ioBa B 3TMX Bonpocax.

HanpHM ep:

Phil’ s be When will birthday?

4 3 1 2 5

the cold? W ill weather be

Phil’ s will come place? Who to

will What his make? mum

fun? Phil his W ill and have friends

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KeMT nmuer nMCbMO CBoePi noflpyre. flOMorM en BCTaenTb
nponyiu,eHHbie 4)opMbi HacT0fliu,er0 epeivieHM rnaro/ia
be — am, is h are, a iaK>Ke (t>opMy 6yflyLMero epeivieHM
r/iaro/ia be — will.

Dear Jane,

H ow you? I hope y o u well. I on my holidays.

Phil and I staying with my grandad and granny in their house

by the lake. The weather warm and sunny. A warm w ind____

blowing. Today Monday. Phil and my grandad swimming

in the lake. I writing a letter to you. I hope our parents____

join us in July and w e have a picnic. I think w e go back

to Moscow at the end of August. I hope the weather_____ be good.

And what are you doing now? Please write soon.

Love, Kate

KeMT cocraB/ifieT Bonpocbi pj]9\ noApyr, ho ona aaSbma, k3k nMUjyrcfl ne-
KOTopbie c/iOBa. flepecTasb 6yKBbi MeciaiviM m noMorM Kcmt HanMcaib
c/iOBa npaBM/ibHO.

W hat’ s your favourite r o c u 1o? colour

W hat’s your favourite o f d o? _____________

W hat’s your favourite t h m n o? _____________

W hat’ s your favourite e s a s n o? _____________

W hat’s your favourite e m g a? _____________

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 OTBeib Ha Bonpocbi KePiT. HanMLUM o ce6e. Te6e n o M o ry r c/ioea b la -
6/1 Mue.

HanpHM ep:
My favourite colour is red

My favourite colour is

My favourite food i s __

My favourite month is

My favourite season is

My favourite game is _

Colour Food Month Season Game

red cakes January winter hide-and-seek

green cheese February spring tag
white ice cream March autumn hopscotch
yellow jam April summer football
blue apples May tennis
grey sweets June chess
brown pears July hockey
black nuts August
meat September
fish October
November
December

HanMiiiM 0 n/ianax pe6flT. Bciaeb nponyiueHMbie ct)opMbi r/iaro/ia be —

is ki/iki are.

1. You going to surf the Internet in the evening.

2. H e _ going to play football at the weekend,

3. We going to help our mum to lay the table next Saturday.

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 4. She going to surf the Internet after school.

5. T h ey going to have a picnic on Sunday.

HanmuM o c b o h x n/ianax h b c;ieflyt0 Lij,yi0 Hefle/ifo. Te6e n o M o r y r c/iOBa

B paMKe.

play football, do the shopping, do my homework, play chess, surf the

Internet, watch TV, read an interesting book, help my mum to do the
housework

H anpH M ep:
F m soins to play football on Sunday.

1. on Monday,

2. on Tuesday.

3. on Wednesday.

4. on Thursday.

5. on Friday.

6. on Saturday.

/M o n d a y ^ T h u rsd a y X ^
book -— ^

T u esd a y Internet t l

shopping ^ S a tu rd a y
homework —'

W e d n e s d a y ^
S u n d a y

housework TV, football ^

___________________________________________________________________________ i

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 ypoK 6

W as Phil at school yesterday?

3tm c/iOBa M c/iOBOcoHeraHnyi nacTO ynoTpe6/iflK)TCfl b Past Sim ple. 06-
B 6AH HX H flOnMlUH CTPOHKM flO KOHUa.

yesterday:

/ost week

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Bciaeb nponyLU,eHHbie was n/in were.

1. I at the theatre yesterday evening.

2. B en in the playground five minutes ago.

3. D ad______ in the country the day before yesterday.

4. M um ______ in the shop five minutes ago.

5. K a te ______ on her holidays in June.

6 . There a nice film about birds last night.

7. We in the woods last Sunday.

8 . You _ naughty yesterday.

9. They _ happy two days ago.

10. There a lot of children at the cinema last Saturday.

Cfle/iaM BblCKa3blBaHH yi OTpMUaie/lbHblMM.

HanpH M ep:
I was at school on Monday. — I w a s n ’t at school on M o n d a y .
We were at home yesterday. — W e w e r en ’t at home yesterday.

1. Ben was busy yesterday.

2. Kate’s grandad was in that shop.

3. There was a lamp on the table.

4. Bill and Tim were noisy yesterday.

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5. They were in the garden five minutes ago.

6 . The weather was sunny in September.

M3MeHM BbiCKasbieaHMfl, k 8 k noKaaaHO b o S p a a u e . HanmjjM npefl/io>Ke-

HHF1, Hcno/ibsyyi c-noea mc/ioBOCOHeiaHMJi b paiviKe.

yesterday, the day before yesterday, last night, last week, last month,
two days ago, last Monday

/l^aHo; It is warm and sunny today.

T p e 6y 0T c a : I t w a s n ’t wa rm a nd s u n n y last Sunday.

1. It isn’t snowy today.

It wasn’ t

2. It isn’t very windy.

It wasn’t

3. Kate isn’t very happy today.

Kate wasn’t

4. Ben’ s sister isn’ t at home.

Ben’s sister wasn’ t

5. B ill’s friends aren’ t very noisy today.

B ill’s friends weren’t

6 . My book isn’ t very interesting.

My book wasn’t _________________

7. The music isn’t very loud.

The music wasn’t

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a 3aflaPl K npeA/io>KeHMyiM Bonpocw. flonmuM mx.

/l^aHo: I was at the lesson yesterday. — Were you _

TpeSyeTCH: W e r e you at the lesson yesterday?

1. My answer was good.

Was yo u r_____________________________ ?

2. My teacher was pleased.

Was yo u r________________

3. My mark was good.

Was yo u r____________

4. My granny was happy.

Was yo u r_______________

5. My parents were pleased with me too.

Were yo u r______________________________?

O iB eT b Ha B onpocbi o ce6e. 0 6 B e fln B onpocbi m noflxoflyiLMMe O T B e ™ .

Yes, / was. iSto, / w cfsrft

YeSf it WQS. No, it wasrrf.

3. Were you very
Yes, / was: N o ri w a s rft
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4. Were you naugfitff
Yes, /
3 i ' (01*1010,L to i ' little
Yes, / w ^ . N o , I w a ^ n rT .

6. Was your mum y m n

Yes, she was: lu s jm s n s m v u t e iii

HanmuM nH(})MHMTMBbi (Heonpefle/ieHHaa (})opM a) c;ieflyK)LMnx r/iaro/ioB;

play_______ played helped

- liked loved

- lived asked

- quarrelled worked

- opened watched

- remembered listened

- wave wanted

- waited skated

- mended visited

- talked walked

- answered stayed

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 PacKpoki c k o S km, n o c ia B H B r/iaro-nbi b Past Simple.

Mike’s grandad (live) lived in a small house in the woods.

His cat and dog often (play) ________ together. Sometimes

they (quarrel) ________ . Mike’ s grandad (love) ________

his pets. “ Don’ t quarrel,” he (ask) ________ them. The

cat and dog always (listen) ________ to Mike’s grandad.

They (be) ________ good. Mike’s grandad (be) pleased.

a riepeBeflM na aHr/iHMCKHM jisbik.

1. T li 5biJi B H e p a B niKOJie?

2. Tbi 6biJi 3aHHT B noHeAejiBHHK?

3. JXep^yuiKa MaHKa jkhji b MajieHbKOM ^OMHKe b jiecy.

4. H OTBeTHji xopomo. yHHTejii>HHii,a Sbijia ;i;0B0JibHa.

5. /l^eflyniKa MaHKa jik)6hji cbohx nHTOMii;eB.

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Ok SaKOHHM npefl/io>KeHMfl.
B Past Sim ple.
B cia sb nponyiueHHbie cj)opMbi maro/ia be

W as M71M W asn’t?

Kate. Where were you yesterday evening?

Lucy. I ________at the cinema.

K a te .________the film good?

Lucy. Yes, it very interesting.

Kate. What _ it about?

Lucy. It_____ about a naughty and lazy boy.

K a te ._______ the ending [’endii^] (Konen,) happy?

Lucy. Yes, it ___________ . The boy _________ (not) lazy any

more [mo:] (Majib^HK 6ojibme ne jieHHJicH). He helped

his parents and friends. He ___________ (not) naughty.

He worked hard. His mum ___________ pleased with him.

3aflaPi B o n p oc bi k npefl/io>KeHMyiM. OSeeflu npaBM/ibHoe Hana/io bo -

npoca.

H anpHM ep:
W e often played tag last April.

m t i JJiM
W . tr/ you often play tag last April?

1. Last week I quarrelled with my friend.

I Q t l / V \ / h Q t ^ did you quarrel with your friend?

2. Phil remembered to take out the rubbish.

remembered to take out the rubbish?

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 3. My mum opened the window five minutes ago.
I J /#
did your mum open the window?

4. My granny talked on the phone five minutes ago.

W t m r e / r did my granny talk on the phone?

5. Kate walked to school yesterday?

'Did/Doesr Kate walk to school yesterday?

mliiii Im
school
m \

p'
A nofl6 epM M HanmiJM MH(|DMHHTMBbi c/ieflyfOiMHx maro/iOB. Te6e noMoryr
c/iOBa B paMKe.

go, get, write, take, feed, give, say, begin, see, lay, come, do, make

do — did [did] — began [bi'g^n]

— got [got] — came [keim]

— made [meid] — fed [fed]

— went [went] — took [tuk]

— laid [leid] — saw [so:]

— said [sed] — wrote [rsut]

— gave [gerv]

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 PacKpoM cko6 km, nocTasMB maro/ibi b Past Sim ple. Y ie69\ no/iynnTcyi
paccKas 0 tom , r^e m c k6m BHepa saBipaKa/in, o6efla/in m y>KHHajiM
0m;i m KePiT.

Yesterday Phil and Kate (have) had breakfast at home with

their mum and dad. They (h a v e )_______ lunch at school. When

they (come) _______ home from school, they (have) _______

dinner with their granny and grandad. They didn’ t have a big

supper. Their granny (give) _______ them a bun and a glass

of milk.

C o c ia B b Bonpocbi k npefl/io>KeHMflM. CoeflMHM /iMHneM HaMa/io (A) m ko-

Heu (B) Ka>KAoro Bonpoca.

Did Phil and Kate have dinner with their granny and grandad?

Where did they have breakfast at home with their mum and dad?

When did they give them a bun and a glass of milk?

What did their granny have lunch?

Did she give them for supper?

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C o c ia B b c/ioBocoHeTaHMH c r/iaro/iaMM do m go. CoeflHHM c/ioBocoH eia-
HUfi c maro/iOM do npyiMOM /inHkieki, a c r/iaro/iOM go — bo/ihmctom.

to the country
to the theatre
to the cinema
your homework
to a concert
the housework
the dishes

PacKpoM cko6kh m HanMiun maronbi b Past Sim ple. V je69\ no/iyHmcFi

paccKas 0 tom, k 3k Om/i npoBe/i noHefle/ibHUK. riepecKa>KM leKCT.

Phil (do) did a lot of things on Monday. He (be) very busy.

He (get) up at 7 o’clock. He (m ake) his bed and (have)

a shower. He (h a v e ) breakfast at 8 . A t 8:15 he (go)

to school. His lessons (begin) at 8:30. He (sta y)______

at school till 2 o’clock. When he (come) ______ home he (have)

dinner. A t 3 he (go) _______ for a walk. A t 4 o’clock he

(help) ______ Kate to do her homework. A t 7 o’clock he (listen)

to music. A t 8:15 he (w a tch ) TV. He (s e e )_______a

film about robots. “What a silly film ,” he (s a y )______ . Then he

(p la y ) a computer game. A t 9 o’clock he (s u r f)_______the

Internet for his homework. A t 10 o’clock he (go) to bed.

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A Bbi6epn M o 6 B 6fln npaBM /ibHoe Hana/io Ka>Kfloro B o n p o c a .

1. Did/Jr . Phil do many things on Monday?

2. W a S / / S he very busy?

~nm ~
3. did he get up?

I J /# f f

4 ._ v n i t i a s u i v i did he do when he got up?

IMit
5. did he have breakfast?

fi. When /Wfrgr did he go to school?

his lessons begin at 8:30?

he stay at school till 2 o’ clock?

i t
9. did he do when he came home?

I M~TT
10 . _ _ did he go for a walk?

^ ^ r W t ju t did he help Kate to do her homework?

i f
12 ._ _ did he listen to music?

he watch TV at 8:15?

\ jk11 ——9- f f

14. did he go to bed?

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Si ■aHanMLUM MH(t)MHHTMBbi c/ieflyiOLUMx r/iaro/iOB. BbiyHH, k8k ohm n p 0 H 3 H 0 -
CyiTCyi.

want — wanted ['wontid] waited ['weitid]

________ — skated ['skeitid] mended ['mendid]

________ — visited [Vizitid] quarrelled ['kworald]

A nepefle/iaPi n HanmuM npefl/io>KeHMfi b Past Simple.

Jl^ano: Bill doesn’ t usually want to go to school.

TpeSyexca: B ill d i d n 't want to so to school yesterday.

1. Kate always waits for Phil to play a computer game.

_________________________________________ the day before yesterday.

2. Ben often skates in winter.

on Monday.

3. Bill doesn’ t usually mend his brother’ s toys.

yesterday.

4. Lucy often visits her granny.

at the weekend.

OSseflM MHCt)MHMTMBbl M B T O p b ie (})OpMbl C/lGflyiOlMMX r/iaro/lOB:

tivs. um ve — arrived
t r a v w t ^

ptau — played

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 a m 0 j0 M 0 try — tried"
stay — stayed look — looked
A PacKpoPi cko6 kh, n o c ia B H B maro/ibi b Past Sim ple. Y reSfl no/iyHHTcyi
CK33Ka npo yMHyio /iflryiuKy. rionpoSyPi ee n e p e c K a a a i b .

Once upon a time there (live) _ a clever frog. She (like)

________ to travel. She (hop) _ and (hop) ________ and

(a rriv e )_________ at a big lake.

She (stop) ________ to talk to a heron. The frog

(want) ________ to play with the bird. The heron (be)

________ very silly. He (try) to catch the frog.

The frog (study) ________ well at a frog school and knew

[nju:] (snajia) that herons (lik e )_________ to eat frogs. She (see)

________ a little hole in a log and(s ta y )__________ in it for a long

time. The heron didn’ t find her. He (be not) ________ pleased.

NU

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 ypoK 7

East or West Home is Best

rioflSepM K c/ioBaM ipaHCKpHnuMfo m coeflHHM mx /iMHMePi. 06BeflM
c/ioBa.

hedroonoL ['toiht]

[ho:l]

[lait]

tuifut ['bedrum]

irght [•kitjin]

•m tu u tn m [Irvig rum]

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 HannLUM b m g c t o nponycKOB is there m/ih are there. Bbi6epn h o 6 b 6 -
flM noflxoflflLMMM oTBei. He 3a6yflb H an aib Ka>KflbiM B o n p o c c s a m a s H o P i
6yKBbi.

H anpHM ep:
A r e there three rooms in your flat? Yes, there are.
No, there aren’t.

I s there a big table in your flat? Yes, there is.

No, there isn’t.

a beautiful vase on it? Yes, there is.

No, there isn’t.

any flowers in the vase? Yes, there are.

No, there aren’t.

a kitchen in your flat? Yes, there is.

No, there isn’t.

a cupboard in it? Yes, there is.

No, there isn’ t.

a bathroom in your flat? Yes, there is.

No, there isn’t.

a living room in your flat? Yes, there is.

No, there isn’t.

two comfortable armchairs Yes, there are.

and a sofa in it? No, there aren’t.

any beautiful chairs in it? Yes, there are.

No, there aren’ t.

a piano in your living room? Yes, there is.

No, there isn’t.

a TV set in it? Yes, there is.

No, there isn’t.

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B cia sb nponymewHbie apTMK/iM.

A, An n/iM The?

K a te’ s got a very nice room of her own. It isn’ t very

big but cosy. There i s _______ b e d ,_______ wardrobe a n d ________

comfortable armchair. Kate likes to sit in it and read

interesting book. There are her dolls o n _______ shelf.

There is new TV set on small table but Kate

seldom watches TV. There are lot of posters on

wall. In middle of room there is soft

carpet. There are two windows in her room. ____ windows

fa c e ________ yard. N ext t o _______ windows there is desk

with computer on it. There is lamp above

desk. In evenings when Kate has time she likes to

surf Internet.

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 y | PaccKa>KM o ceoeM KOMHaie. s io r o Bbi6epn m o6Befln npaBM/ibHoe
Hana/io npefl/io>KeHMM.

IK a bed in my room.

^isn’t
there ofB two books on the shelf.

IK a new TV set in my room.

There isn Y
There am five posters on the wall.

"There is a soft carpet in the middle of the room.

~There~isrS:
There are^ two windows in my room.

^~arurrt
There is a desk with a computer on it.

There isrSL
IK a lamp above the desk.

There is rft

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BcTasb nponyLueHHbie npeA/iorn.

Of, On n/iM In?

1. Jane’s got a very nice room her own.

2. There is a beautiful carpet the floor.

3. My granny likes to s it a comfortable armchair

4. There are a lo t ___ books_____the shelf.

5. There’ s a vase___ a small table.

6 . There are two posters the wall.

7. the m iddle the room there’s a big table.

8 . The children often s it a big sofa.

9. There are three windows Lucy’s room.

06BeflM c/iOBa n flonnijjM ctpohkm p,o KOHua.

f' r *

71
0 H m 0 iu n .

chem ists
— T

m w L s i^ t

HanmuM o tom , rfle Tbi >KHBeiiJb. SaKOHHn npefl/io>KeHHfl, KOTopbie nofl-

xoA^Tfl/iyi TBoero paccKaaa. Te6e noMoryr c/iosa b paMKe.

convenient place, village, supermarket, bank, post office, city, bank,

metro station, chemist’ s, kindergarten, town, shop, cinema

HanpHM ep:

I
I live in M o s c o w .
M o s c o w is a big city. I live in a block o f flats. M y block o f flats
is in a very convenie nt place.

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 II
I live in P u s h k i n o .
P u sh k in o is a small t o w n . I live in a house. M y house is in a
very convenie nt place.

I live in

is a big

I live in

is a small

I live in a block of flats. My block of flats is in a very

I live in a house. My house is in a v e r y ______________

Opposite my block of flats there’ s a _________________

Opposite my house there’s a _________________________

My block of flats is not far from the

Next to my house there’s a _________

Next to my block of flats there’s a

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Bbi6epn npaBH/ibHbiM sapMaHT m BcraBb eiviecTO nponycKoe.

A, An M/iM Som e?

1. There were some newspapers on the desk.

2. There w as______ puppy in the armchair.

3. There w ere______ cups in the cupboard.

4. Bill is eating apple.

5. There were cars in the street.

6 . There’s ___ supermarket opposite their block of flats,

7. There’s chemist’s next to the bank.

8 . There was player on her desk.

9. There are desks in the classroom.

10. There was plate on my granny’s table.

11. There was kitten under the bed.

HanmuM Bonpocbi k npefl/iOKeHnyiM, ncno;ib3yyi MecTomvieHMe any.

7I,aHo: There are some supermarkets in the city.

T p e S y e T C H : Are there a n y supermarkets in the city?

1. There are som e post offices in the city.

Are there a n y ________________________________?

2. There are som e new schools in the city.

Are there a n y ________________________________?

3. There are som e new shops in our street.

Are there a n y ________________________________?

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 4. There’s some butter on the plate.

Is there a n y _______________________

5. Here are some new metro stations in the city.

Are there a n y __________________________________

6 . There’ s some beautiful furniture in Lucy’ s flat.

Is there a n y______________________________________

7. There are some kindergartens not far from our block of flats.

Are there a n y _____________________________________________ ?

8 . There are some beautiful trees in the park.

Are there a n y_____________________________________________ .?

9. There’s some juice in the jug.

Is there a n y____________________

tSk
* Cfle/iaM
any.
BbiCKasbiBaHHyi oTpnuaTe/ibHbiMM, y noT p e6nB MecTOMMeHne

/l,aHo: There were some books on the shelf.

TpeSyexcH: There weren’ t any books on the shelf.

JXa.Ho: I had some pens in my bag.

TpeSyexcfl: I didn’t have anv p e ns in m y bas.

1. There were some children in the room.

There weren’t a n y ____________________________________________ .

2. Tim had some new furniture in his room.

Tim didn’t have a n y______________________

3. There were some new cups on the shelf.

There weren’t a n y_______________________

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4. Jane had some beautiful dresses.

Jane didn’t have a n y______________

5. There was some butter on the table.

There wasn’t any

Cfle/iaM npefl/io>KeHMyi 0TpMu,aTenbHbiMn, Mcno/ibsyFi MecTonivieHMe no.

/l^aHo: There’s a kitten under the table.

TpeSyexcn: T h e r e 's n o kitten u n d e r the table.

/IjaHo: There are two lamps above the table.

TpeSyexca: There are n o lamps above the table.

1. There’ s a book on the piano.

2. There’s a poster above the door.

3. There’s a hat on the chair.

4. There’ s a beautiful girl in the garden.

5. There’s a dog in the armchair.

6 . There are some pictures on the walls.

7. There are some flowers on the bookcase.

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 ypoK 8

Do you like fairy tales?

rioflSepM K c/ioBaM ipaHCKpHnuMto h coeflHHH mx /iMHMePi. 06Befln
c/ioBa.

iuiry tale
dragon
knight

prince ['draegsn;

06BeflM C/10B8 M flo n m u n ctpomkm flo KOHua.

dark

m m

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H€9KHm
knight
hide-and-seek

0 m 0 m § i(m i(u n L fi

f ■ I

mouth

HanmuM MHct)MHmMBbi c/ieflyiOLUMx maro/ioB.

be — was, were — lived

__________ — wanted — gave

— liked — told

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PacKpoM c k o 6 k m , nociaBM B r/iaro/ibi b Past Sim ple, h saKOHHH npefl-
;io>KeHMFi.

Once upon a time there (be) was a little dragon. He

(live) _______ a big cave in the middle of a dark forest. There

(b e )_______ a lot of good fairies in that forest. They (b e )________

very happy. The fairies (b e ) not afraid of the dragon be­

cause he (be) _______ their very good friend.

Every day they (p la y )________hide-and-seek.

One day the dragon (tell) _______ them

that he didn’ t want to gobble up princesses.

He (want) ________ to read fairy tales. One

of the fairies (give) _______ him a book

about brave knights and princesses. The

dragon (like) _______ the book very much.

“ One day I ’ ll write a book about my forest,”

he (sa y )_______ , “ I think you’ ll like it.”

B bi6epn npaBM/ibHbiM B apM ani m BCiaBb nponyiueHHbie apTMK/iM.

A M/1H The?

1. There was a cave in the middle of a dark forest.

2. little dragon lived in that big cave.

3. There w ere lot of good fairies in that forest.

4. fairies were not afraid o f dragon.

5. She gave h im book. dragon lik ed book very much.

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■ • n e p e B e f l M npefl/io>KeHM?i Ha aHr/inkicKHM asbiK h HanMLUH mx.

1. }KHJI-6bIJI MajieHbKHH flpaKOH.

2. Oh ^ h ji nocpe^H TeMHoro Jieca.

3. B TOM Jie c y 6biJio M H o ro ^ o S p B ix (J)eH.

4 . <l5eH He SoajiHCb ApaKona, noTOMy hto oh 6biJi hm o^enb xoponiHM

flpyroM.

5. KajKflbiH fleHb ohh nrpajiH b h phtkh .

6. O^HaJK;ci;i>i ^paKOH CKasaji h m , hto ne xohbt noe;i;aTb npHHii;ecc.

7. O h XOT6JI HHTaTb CKaSKH.

8. O f l H a H 3 no/];apHJia e M y K H H J K K y o p b i i ; a p H x h n p H H n ; e c c a x .

9. /J^paKOHy o^eHb noHpasHJiacb KHHra.

10. « K o r ^ a -H H 6 y A b a. H a n n m y KHHry o CBoeM jie c e , — CKaaaji /i;paKOH.

H flyMaio, OHa BaM noHpaBHTCH».

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 Tbi xoneujb noMOHb flpyry h;im noflpyre noflroTOBMTbCJi k ahio po>KfleHnyi.
ripefl;io>KH CBOKD noMOLMb. C o c ia B b npefljio>KeHMH. Te6e noMoryr c/ioeo-
coHeiaHMyi B paMKe.

phone and invite your friends, clean the table, do the dishes, do the
shopping, make a cake, lay the table, take out the rubbish

1. Shall I

2. Shall I

3. Shall I

4. Shall I

5. Shall I

6 . Shall I

7. Shall I

a ripeflCTaBb, HTO Tbi xoHGiub hto-/im6o nonpocHTb y cB oero flpyra. C o c ia B b

n Hanrnun npefl/io>KeHn?i. Te6e noMoryr c/iOBOCOHeTaHnyi b paMKe.

interesting books, pencils, new music, jam, new computer games,

new films, new puzzles

1. Have you got some ?

2. Have you got some ?

3. Have you got some ?

4. Have you got some ?

5. Have you got some ?

•

6 . Have you got some ?

7. Have you got some ?

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 06BeflM c;iOBa m c/iOBOCOHeiaHnyi m flonMLUM c t p o h k m flo KOHua.

-fj'
iJL

±S E p L

izrTfrgti
i T f r m

Tide a hursu

fall in lov^
u t first srgfTt
TfimmT

lig h ts
other
yim st

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HanmuM MH^MHMTMBbi c/ieflytoiMux r;iaro;iOB.

keep — kept ______ drew

— became got

— coughed [koft] married

— couldn’t [kudnt] fell

— lit wanted

— looked was, were

PacKpoM cko6 kh, nociaBMB r/iaro/ibi b Past Sim ple. Te6e noMoryr c/io-
Ba b paiviKe. HeKOTopbie r/iaro/ibi je6e BCTpeiaTcyi HecKO/ibKO pas. flpo-
HMTan, nepeseflM m nonpo6yPi nepecKaaaib cKasKy npo ipex flpaKOHOB.

lived, was, were, saw, came, looked, started, did, couldn’t, tickled,
said, drew, fell, knew

Once upon a time there (be) were three little dragons. They

(be) ____ brothers. They (live) ____ in the king’s palace and

(look) after a beautiful princess. The princess (be) very

nice. She always (do) ____ her homework and her teachers (be)

pleased with her. She (be) ____ nice to the dragons too.

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 They (be) ____ very brave but sometimes
they (be) _____ afraid of a little mouse. That
mouse (live) _____ in the kitchen and (tickle)
the dragons with her tail (xboct) when
they (come) ____ to have breakfast. When
the dragons (see) _______ her, they(start)
coughing and (can’t) ____ breathe out
fire. That mouse (draw) a little sword and
(tickle) ____ the dragons with it too. The dragons (be) _____
very unhappy.
One day the dragons (come) ____ to the king and queen
to talk about that naughty mouse. The king (say) _____,
“ I know how difficult it is to have a little mouse in the
house! You are quiet and the mouse is naughty! I think I can
help you. Let’ s have a big ball and invite a lot of guests.”
The queen (s a y ) , “ I ’ll tell the mouse that the princess is
going to marry a prince. He’ll ride a white horse and give the prin­
cess a lot of presents. He (fa ll)_____ in love with her at first sight
when he (s e e ) her last year. Please, little dragons, breathe
out fire and light my ball room. The mouse will run into the ball
room and my cat will see her. I think she’ll be afraid of the cat
and won’t be naughty. If she is naughty, my cat will catch her.”
“ Oh, no,” said the dragons, “ we don’t want your cat to
catch the mouse. She’ s naughty but nice. W e’ ll talk to her and
ask her not to be naughty. Maybe (MomeT 6i>iti>) she doesn’t
have any friends. W e ’ll invite her to play tag with us.”
“ Good,” said the king, “ you are kind little dragons.
I (know ) you’ll think of something.”

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A Hanmun MH0nHHTMBbi c/ieflyiOLMMx maro/iOB. SanoMHH BTopyio (t)opMy
3TMX r/iaro/iOB.

hop — hopped — worked

_______ — came — thought

— wanted — had

— sang — was, were

— gave — danced

— went — advised

— fell — drew

PacKpoM cko6km, nocTaBUB r/iaro/ibi b P ast Sim ple.

1. The girls (keep) kept talking and the teacher was not pleased.

2. They (g e t )________to school by bus.

3. The dragon (w ant)_______ to breathe out fire but he (can’t ) ________.

He (cough)________and(cough)________.

4. The knights (draw )________their swords.

5. The knight (fa ll)_______ in love with the princess at first sight.

6 . He (m arry)_______ the princess.

7. The dragon (see)_______ a little mouse.

8 . The wicked fairy (lo ok )_______ after the dragon and the other pets

who lived in the palace.

9. Kate (in v ite )_______ Jane to play tag with her.

10. Mike (h elp )_______ his mum to do the housework.

11. The children (h ave)________lunch at school.

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 BcnoMHM 6 acHio npo MypaBbfi m KysHeHMKa. Bbi6epn m o6B efln npa-
BM/ibHoe Hana/io Ka>Kfloro eonpoca.

S i y Y,
M M /

nmrrr ~n~TT~
did the Grasshopper hop?

he like to sing and dance?

Do/Did the Ant work hard?

When Wh^ / didn’t the Grasshopper want to bother about winter?

D i d /D O G ^ the Grasshopper have any food when winter came?

was the Grasshopper unhappy?

"W h u t did the Ant advise him to do when the Grasshopper

came to see him?

he give him any food?

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 Y d o k 9
Do you know why cats purr?
y Te69] ecTb flOMaiiJHUH /noemvieu? OSeeflH Bonpocbi o Heivi m HapMcyPi
npyiMoyro/ibHMK BOKpyr noflxofl^Luero OTBeia.

■Have yoLrcfotiTjJBt?-
Yes, I have. No, I haven’t.

2. "What is itT
I t ’s a cat. I t ’ s a rabbit.

It ’s a dog. I t ’ s a budgerigar.

I t ’s a hamster. I t ’ s a little fish.

3. ^ £777 it talk to yu n f^
Yes, it can. No, it can’t.

Its m oodT
Yes, it can. No, it can’t.

o.

Yes, I can. No, I can’t.

e . i s ^ w j r

Yes, it is. No, it isn’t.

Yes, it is. No, it isn’t.

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 HanHLUM 0 CBoeivi floiviaiuHeM ;iio6MMi4e. BbiSepn H3 Ta6/inubi cjioea,
noAxoflfliMkie AHfl TB oero paccKasa.

Pets Their colour Their Food Their Games

cat black and white milk hide-and-seek
dog brown and white fish tag
puppy red meat football
kitten green water
hamster blue biscuits ['biskits]
rabbit grey (neneHBe)
budgerigar yellow pet food
fish

H anpHM ep:
F v e got a pet. I t ’s a dog. I f s brown and white. I t ’s nice and
naughty. I t can play tag. I t likes meat. I like to pla y football with
m y pet.

I ’ve got a pet.

It ’s a _____________________________________________________

I t ’s ______________________________________________________

It ’s

It can play

It likes

I like to play

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 nofl6epn K c/iOBaM ipaHCKpHnuMto m coeflMHM Mx;iMHMeM. 06BeflM c/iOBa.

voice ['pi:pl]

3“
[mu:d]

['reskju:]

sound ['wisl]

scientist [ka'mjuinikeit]

['simpl]

repeat 'pein]

simple [vois]

whist/e [ksn'ssul]

rescue 'Ada]

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 Bciaeb BMecTo nponycKOB c/ioea H3 paMKM. flpoHMTaM mnepeseflM pac-
CKas 0 /itoSmviuax /I iocm .

people, purrs, feels, sounds, mood, rescue, whistle, communicate,

scientist, simple, voice

Lucy has got two pets, a little kitten and a big parrot.

Her kitten is very nice. It always ___________ when i t ’s

in a good ___________ . Lucy’ s kitten can’t talk, but it

can make different ___________ . Lucy knows when her

kitten is happy or when i t __________ pain.

Lucy wants to be a . She wants to know

how animals with each other. She wants to

teach her parrot to ________ and repeat ________

words. Her parrot has a funny

Lucy’s pets can’t talk lik e ________ but they can be very

good friends. Lucy wants to write a fairy tale about her pets.

Lucy says to her friend Jane, “ In my fairy tale my kitten comes to

my parrot’ s _____________ .”

BbiSepn M o6 BeflM npaBM/ibHoe Hana-no Ka>Kfloro Bonpoca.

pets has Lucy got?

~WM#i IJ
are they?

her kitten very nice?

D o / D o e ^ i t always purr when it ’s in a good mood?

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CarTls Lucy’s kitten make different sounds?

Lucy want to be a scientist?

Wtmrt does she want to know?

she want to teach her parrot to repeat simple words?

C a n / W a ^ Lucy’ s pets talk like people?

D o / D o e s ~ Lucy want to write a fairy tale about her pets?

a B c ia B b BMecTo nponycKOB c;ioB a H3 paiviKM. n p o H m a M , nepeBeflM n no-

npo6yM n e p e cK a a a ib t g k c t o xpaSpoM cBei/iaHKe.

planets, shine, Mars, scientist, twinkling, insect, build, bug

I ’ m a little brave firefly. I ’ m an . I can send

______________ signals. I can __ very brightly

but I look like an ordinary ['o:dnri] ( o Sm k h o -

BeHHblH) _________________ .

I know a boy who is going to explore

other _________________ . He wants to be a

_________________ . His name is Max. Max

wants to ______ giant robots

and send them to . Max

like to read books about us, fireflies, too.

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 BciaBb nponyiueHHbie npefl/iorn.

about, on, in, at, with, to, out

1. Bill likes to read animals.

2. Cats can communicate each other.

3. A hen often comes its chick’ s rescue.

4. Are there any insects other planets?

5. this fairy tale a little girl doesn’ t want to ta k e_____

the rubbish.

6 . Jane is going to give a talk fireflies school.

BnMiiJM B TaS/iMuy HeflocTaioiiJ,Me (})opMbi npn/iaraie/ibHbix.

IlGJIGHCHTejIbHaH CpaBHHTBJIbHaH npeBocxo^H aa

cT en eH b CTeneHb CTeneHb
-er -est

fast [fa:st] (6BICTPBIH) faster

long (flJ IH H H b lH ) (the) longest

weak [wi:k] (cjiaSbin) (the) weakest

strong (c H J ib H b iH ) stronger

dirty [d3:ti] (r p H S H b i i i ) dirtier

kind [kaind] (^oSpEin) (the) kindest

small (He6ojii>moH) smaller

big (6ojibmoH) (the) biggest

clean ( tihctbih) cleaner

wide [waid] (mnpoKHH) (the) widest

short (K O p O T K H H ) shorter

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rio.iGHCHTejibHaa CpaBHHTBJIbHaH npeBocxo;i;Hafl
creneHb C T en eH b C T en eH b
-er -est
deep [di:p] (rjiySoKHH) (the) deepest

clever (y M H b i n ) cleverer

easy ['i:zi] (jierKHii) (the) easiest

warm (xenjibiH) (the) warmest

A PacKpoM cko 6 km m HanmuM npn/iarare/ibHbie b cpaBHnie/ibHOM cieneHM.

1. This house is (big) h i S S e r than that one.

2. This hat was (n ice)__________ than that one.

3. This kitten is (sm all)__________ than that one.

4. This dress was (sh ort)__________ than that one.

5. This frog is (silly) than that one.

6 . It ’ s (h o t)_________
_______ today than it was yesterday.

A PacKpoM c k o S km m HanmuM npH/iaraie/ibHbie b npeBOCxoflHOM creneHM.

1. This shop is the (large) largest in our street.

2. This street is the (w id e)__________ in our town.

3. This wall is the (w h ite)__________ of the four.

4. This text [tekst] (xeK C T ) is the (sim ple)__________ in the book.

5. W inter is the (co ld )__________ season in Russia.

6 . July is the (w arm )__________ month of the year.

7. February is the (sh ort)_______ month.

8 . Tim is the (clever)________boy in our class.

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H I CKa>KH, HTO, no-TBoeMy, HenpaBM/ibHO b stm x npefl;io>KeHMax. M cn p a B b
MX M H a n m u H n p a B n ;ib H O .

^aHo: Mice are stronger than elephants, (weak)

TpeSyexcH: M i c e are weaker than elephants.

1. January is hotter than April, (cold)

2. March is colder than February, (warm)

3. Fireflies are bigger than frogs, (small)

4. Lakes are smaller than puddles, (large)

5. Hens are sillier than chicks, (cleverer)

OSseflM M aanoMHM cpaeHMTe/ibHbie cieneHH npH/iaraie/ibHbix.

m m

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A BnniuM B Ta6/iMi4y HeflociaiomMe cj)opMbi npM/iaraie/ibHbix.

IIo .io jK H T e jib H a H c T e n e H b CpaB H H TG JibH aa IIpeBGcxGflHaa

CTeneHb C T en eH b
m o re m ost

beautiful (KpacHBbm) (the) most beautiful

expensive [iks'pensiv] more expensive

(joporoH, u;eHHtm)

useful ['ju:sful] (nojiesHbin) more useful

careful ['keaful] (the) most careful

{ BHHMaTejIbHLIH)

interesting (HHTepecHbiii) (the) most

interesting

wonderful ['wAndsful] more wonderful

(aaMenaTejibHbiH,
VJHBHTeJIbHblH)

comfortable (y^oSHbiH) more comfortable

difficult ['difikslt] (TpyflHbm) (the) most difficult

modern ['modn] ( c o B p e M e n H b ii i ) more modern

important (Ba^Hbin) (the) most

important

dangerous ['deind39r9S] more dangerous

(onacHbiH)

diligent ['dilid39nt] (the) most diligent

(npHJiejKHbiH)

hard-working more hard-working

[’ha:d 'w3:kii]] (Tpy/i;ojiK)6HBbiH)

peaceful ['pi:sf9l] (the) most peaceful

( M H p0 JIK )6 H B bIH )

dramatic [drs'maetik] more dramatic

(jipaMaTHHeCKHH)

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 06BeflM c;iOBa n flonmuM ctpohkm flo KOHua.

in fact
clothes
c/ass

advice
BcTBBb nponyiueHHbie npefl/iorn m nepeeeflM npefliio>KeHMa.

with, in, of, to.

1. Lucy is the kindest g i r l our class.

2. fact, Liz is more beautiful than Lucy and she has got a lot

expensive clothes but children like Lucy better (fleTaM Sojibine

HpaBHTCH JI iOCH).

3. Lucy often listens her friends’ advice.

4. Liz is seldom pleased___ her friends. She thinks that everything

she has is better, more modern and more expensive.

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 ripoHMTaki n p o Ma/ieHbKyra pbiSKy no nivieHM CHacT/inBbiPi fl/iaBHMK.
B c ia B b BMecTO nponycKOB c/io sa more m/im most.

I ’m a little flatfish. My name is Lucky Fin. I live on the

bottom of the sea with my mum and dad. W e ’ve got t h e _______

beautiful sea house. Our house is th e ________comfortable too.

My mum often says, “ Don’t be too naughty! B e ________careful.

The sea is dangerous. In fact, it ’s th e ________dangerous place for

little naughty fish. But it ’ s _______ important not to be afraid.

Don’t forget that your name is Lucky Fin and you can change

colour.”

A nOfl6epM KC/lOBaM ipaHCKpHnUMlO M COeflMHM MX/lHHHekl. 06B6AM C/lOBa.

flatfM i
L jju k y ^ f n

W in n

[flaetfij]

['lAki 'fin]

in [tjeind3 ]

—r
[i'maed3 in]

Garfish ['botam]

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Sk B c ia e b nponyiueHHbie c/ioea, KOTopbie tbi HaMfleiub b paiviKe, m npoHM-
laki coKpaLneHHbiPi BapnaHT CKasKn npo pbi6Ky CHacT/iMBbiH fl/iaBHUK.
rionpo6yM nepecKasaib 3tot oipbiBOK.

flatfish, Garfish, seaweed, imagine, spots, bottom, join, colour

Lucky Fin is a little _ . He is brown and grey

and he can change _______ when he wants to hide. He

lives on the of the sea with his mum and dad.

There are a lot of fish in the sea. Some have stripes and

some have ________ . They are every colour you can _________.

Lucky Fin has got two friends. Starfish and ________ . They

often play hide-and-seek in the ________ . Lucky Fin wants

to explore the sea but first he must a fish school.

HanmuM, hto Maivia-KaM6a;ia r o B o p m CBoeiviy o a o p H O M y cbmnLUKe. fle-

pefle/iaPi npefl/ioneHnyi no o6 pa3i4y.

^ano: Do your homework.

TpeSyexcH: Y o u m ust do y o u r homework.

1. Change colour.

2. Join a fish school.

3. Always listen to my advice.

4. Explore the sea bottom.

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 HanmuM, hto, no-TBoeiviy, fle/iaib ne/ibsji. flepefle/iaM npefl/io>KeHMyi no
o6p a3 uy .

Jl^ano: Don’t write on your desk.

TpeSyexca: Y o u m u s n ’t write on y o u r desk.

1. Don’t be late for school.

2. Don’ t talk to your friend at the lesson.

3. Don’t play hopscotch in the school corridor.

4. Don’t whistle in the room.

5. Don’t quarrel with your school friends.

6 . Don’t play computer games at the lesson.

7. Don’ t talk on your mobile phone at the theatre.

8 . Don’t be lazy and naughty.

9. Don’t listen to music at the lesson.

10. Don’ t eat at the lesson.

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 riofl6epM K c/ioeaM TpaHCKpnnumo m c o e flH H H mx /iMHMePi. 0 6 B e fln
c/ioBa.

learn
y r o u fj Lfau]

protect ['mists 'Ja:k]

enemy
[tu:0]

show [gru:p]

Mr Shark [pra'tekt]

portrait
tooth
t E E t iL [mis]

BcTBBb nponymeHHbie c/iosa, KOTopbie tbi HaMfleiub b paMKe, n npoHM-

TaM npoflo/i>KeHMe CKasKM npo pbi6 Ky CHacTJiMBbm ri/iaBHHK. rionpo6yM
n e p e c K a s a ib 3tot orpbiBOK.

teeth, fish, learn, group, protect, enemies, miss, portrait

Lucky Fin won’t to read and write in his

school. A fish school is not a place. I t ’s a of fish.

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 Lucky Fin will learn to _________ himself (ceSn). There are a

lot of hungry ________ around. Starfish and Garfish can’ t

join the school with Lucky Fin. He will _________ his friends.

Lucky Fin’s mum takes him to his school. There are a lot of

flatfish around. They are playing tag and their teacher shows

them th e _________ of Mr Shark. He’s got very sharp_________ .

OeeeflM c/iOBa m flonniuM ctpohkm flo KOHua.

as quickfg~crs

uxplorer

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B liiKO/ie pbi6 yHMie/ib B O c n m b i B a e i cbomx yneHUKOB, roBop^i, hto ohm
flo/i>KHbi fle /ia ib M K3K ce6yi bgctm He/ibSFi. flepefle/iaM npefl/io>KeHnyi no
o6pa3uy, Mcno/ibsyfl cjDopivibi must mjim m ustn’t, m HannLUM mx.

^ano: Stay together.

TpeSyexcH: Y o u m u st stay together.

JI,aHo: Don’ t be naughty.

TpeSyexcH: Y o u m u s t n H be naughty.

1. Swim as quickly as you can if you see Mr Shark.

2. Swim by hungry enemies as quickly as you can.

3. Change colour and become as grey and brown as the bottom of

the sea.

4. Don’t be angry and quarrel with your friends.

5. Always forgive your friends if you want to become explorers.

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 nofl6epn K c/iOBaM ipaHCKpununio coeflMHn Mx/iHHMePi. 0 6 BeflM c/iosa.

['taiga]

--*
2T
I [laifl

I [Ja:k]

trg u T _ ['p « r 9 t ]

_ ['laian]

^ fw r r k _ [|tjimpan'zi:]

nofl6epn K c/ioeaM nepeeofl mcoeflkiHM Mx/iHHMePi. 0 6 Befln c/ioea.

renapA

V U M L

Hepenaxa

swift jieonapfl

KHT

body CTpH^

TyjioBHiu;e

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ek OeeeflM Bonpocbi. Bbi6epn npaBM/ibHbiPi o t b 6 t
npfiMoyro/ibHUK.
m HapucyPl BOKpyr Hero

J T T ^ t f TE

world?
The blue whale. The cheetah.

2.
The cheetah. The tiger.

3.1/Slhat is tt
The swift. The duck.

4. Wfrat animal has a

The leopard. The zebra.

5. 7s the cleverest wild'

The chimpanzee. The elephant.

6. J m a n !' are
The horse and the dog. The cat and the mouse.

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 ypoK 1 0

Let’s go shopping
nofl6epM K c/iOBaM TpaHCKpHnukiio m coeflHHM nx;iMHMeM. 06bgam c/ioea.

[V e d 3 0 t9 b l]

['Drind3 ]

['kaebid3 ]

[fru:t]

[S9'la:mi]

['kju:kAmba]

['s^bd]

['min9r9l 'wo:t9]

[fre j]

['s«nwid 3 ]

['s s itn li]

[n i:d]

[ta 'm a ita u ]

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 Bbi6epki M o6BeAki npaeki/ibHoe Hana/io Bonpoca.

4- & you like oranges and apples?

J_. you like salami sandwiches?

you make a tomato and cucumber salad?

vegetables?
TT f f g T ? do / does you eat

/ fc:' you usually eat fresh fruit in the morning or in the

evening?

s / L JL J you like cabbage?

BcTaeb nponyLueHHbie a p iM K /iM .

A, An MfiM The?

1. orange is a fruit that has thick orange skin.

2. Have meat sandwich.

3. My granny is making salad in kitchen.

4. In summer Mike eats lot of fruit.

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 5 . ______ cucumber i s vegetable.

6 . My grandad likes to work i n garden.

7. Let me have glass of juice.

8 . “Do you need bananas in your fruit salad?” “ No, I don’ t think so.”

9. There’s apple, orange and pear o n plate.

A
n p e f l c i a B b , HTO y Te6Fi flOMa saKOHHM/iMCb npoflyKibi. HankiLUM npefl/io-
>Kem9\ c MecTOMMeHMeM no.

fla H o : There aren’t a n y pears in the fridge.

T p e 6 y e T C H : There are n o pears in the fridse.

1. There isn’t any mineral water in the fridge.

There is n o ________________________________

2. There aren’ t any apples on the plate.

There are n o _______________________________

3. There isn’ t any cabbage in the fridge.

There’s n o _________________________________

4. There isn’ t any fruit at home.

There’s n o _________________________________

5. There aren’t any fresh tomatoes at home.

There are n o _____________________________ _

6 . There aren’t any oranges in the fridge.

There are n o _______________________________

6 . There isn’t any cheese in the fridge.

There’s no

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 KePii o6cy>KflaeT c nanoM, KaKkie yrom,eHMa mm hy>kho Kynmb. Bciaeb
BMecTO nponycKOB c/ioea much mjim many.

Do we need

Do we need

Do we need

Do we need

Do we need

Do we need

Do we need

j O m^h p a c c K a s b iB a e T o CBoeivi MJiaAHieM 6paTkiiUKe Csivie. 0 6 B e fln npeA-

/lOKGHM^. BcTaBb BMecTO nponycKOB c/iOBa many m/im a lot of.

My brother Sam has got a lot o f new toys. He’s got

blocks. He’s got ________ toy cars. He’ s got

books and balls.

And what about your little brother or sister?

Has he or she got ________ toys? Has he or she got

________ blocks? Has he or she got ________ toycars?

Has he or she got books and balls?

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ripOHMTaM C/lOBa. C KaKMMM M3 HMX Hy>KHO ynOTpe6/15^Tb C>nOBO little,
a c KaKMMM — few? Pacnpefle/iM mx no KO/iOHKaivi m bhmlum b Ta6/iMuy.

eggs, housework, potatoes, juice, m ushrooms, ice cream, butter,

berries, homework, photos, jam, plates, tea, dolls, coffee, balloons,
milk, cups, bread, cheese, pears, salami, cakes, apples, tables, meat,
water, games, snow, trees, oranges, soup

Little Few

housework eggs

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KaK Tbi npefljio>KMLiJb MaMe cbokd n0 M0 iu,b, ec/in hy>kho cxoAMib sa n o-
KynKaiviM? C o cra B b npefl/io>KeHM^ m sanmuM hx. Te6 e noMoryr c/ioea
B paMKe.

bread, cheese, milk, jam, apples, pears, eggs, butter, juice, tea

1. Shall I buy some

2. Shall I buy some

3. Shall I buy some

4. Shall I buy some

5. Shall I buy some

6 . Shall I buy some

7. Shall I buy some

8 . Shall I buy some

9. Shall I buy some

10. Shall I buy some

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Cfle/iaM B b lC K a 3 b lB a H M 5 1 O T p M U a T e /lb H b lM M .

J^smo: There are some sweets on the plate.

Tpe6yeTca: There aren’t any sweets on the plate,

/l^aHo: I ’ve got some pencils in my bag.

Tpe6yeTCH: I haven’t got any pencils in m y ba^.

1. There are some cakes on the plate.

There aren’t a n y _______________________

2. He’s got some new computer games.

He hasn’t got a n y ________________________

3. There’s some milk in the bottle.

There isn’t a n y ______________________

4. W e ’ve got some bread at home.

W e haven’t got a n y _________________

5. There are some toys on the carpet.

There aren’t a n y ________________________

6. I ’ve got some pets at home.

I haven’ t got a n y _______________

7. There are some blocks on the floor.

There aren’t a n y ________________________

8. They’ve got some spoons on the table.

They haven’ t got a n y ______________________

9. She’ s got some cheese on her plate.

She hasn’t got a n y ______________________

10. There’ s some ice cream in the fridge.

There isn’t a n y ____________________________

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HannLUM Hana/io B o n p o c o B , BciaBMB sMecTO nponycKOB Is there mv\
are there. B bi6 ep n noflxofl^iLUMM otbgt. HapMcyPi BOKpyr Hero npjiMo-
yrojibHMK. He 3a6yflb HanaTb Ka>KflbiM B o n p o c c s am aB H O H 6yKBbi.

HanpH M ep:
A r e there many trees in the park? Yes, there are.
No, there aren’t.

much butter in the fridge? Yes, there is.

No, there isn’t.

much milk in the bottle? Yes, there is.

No, there isn’t.

much juice in the fridge? Yes, there is.

No, there isn’t.

many bikes in the street? Yes, there are.

No, there aren’ t.

much jam in the cupboard? Yes, there is.

No, there isn’t.

any flowers in the wood? Yes, there are.

No, there aren’ t.

any ice cream in the shop? Yes, there is.

No, there isn’t.

any birds in the trees? Yes, there are.

No, there aren’t.

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 npoHMTaM M nepeBeflk! se e npeA/io>KeHM^. 06 bgam t 3 k me, k3 k b o6-
p asue.

There aren’t many balls in the box.

There are few bo!Is in the b a r r

1. There isn’t much meat on his plate.

2. There aren’t many cups in the cupboard.

3. There isn’t much water in the bottle.

4. There aren’ t many oranges in his shop.

5. There isn’t much snow in the park.

± t h e jK T rk .

6 . There aren’t many toys on the shelf.

7. There isn’t much bread on this plate.

^ —
■AA__

8 . There aren’ t many foxes in this wood.

i- iS l u X a s

9, There isn’t much homework to do.

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CoeAMHM /iMHMeM cJiOBOCOHeiaHMsi, npoTMBono/io>KHbie no SHaneHMK).

a lot of berries v few cakes

a lot of snow little bread

a lot of bread little butter

a lot of eggs little snow

a lot of cakes few berries

a lot of butter few eggs

0 6 B e flM c/iOBa m npefl/io>KeHM?i.

me, carrtiTuve this ...

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Can Ipcrg^fxjT this please?
"Can ! pay for these—.::., please?
~Can / pag
Can / p a ^
"You ar^yTBicome.
A HpeACTaBb, hto Tbi HaxoflMUJbCFi b iviarasMHe. CociaBb Bonpocbi, k o to -
pbie Tbi MO>Keiiib s a fla ib npoAaBu.y, m sanmijM mx. Te6e noMoryr c/ioBa
B paMKax.

bag, mug, magazine, box of chocolates, teddy bear, box of biscuits

Excuse me, how much is this hag

Excuse me, how much is that

Excuse me, how much is this

Excuse me, how much is that

Excuse me, how much is this

Excuse me, how much is that

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 II

cucumbers, sweets, biscuits, apples, oranges, bananas

Excuse me, how much are these cucum bers ?

Excuse me, how much are those__________________ ?

Excuse me, how much are these__________________ ?

Excuse me, how much are those ?

Excuse me, how much are these ?

Excuse me, how much are those 9

nOfl6epM K C/lOBaM TpaHCKpMnU,HK) M COeflMHM MX/lMHMePi. 06BeflM CJIOBa.

____________________ ['tre in s z]

[p e 9 ]

['fAks^k]

['p rD b b m ]

[blau z]

[W69]

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y i r i p e f l C T a B b , HTO Tbi xoHemb hto - to KynnTb. CociaBb Bonpocbi k npoflas-
uy M aanmuM mx. Te6 e n o M o ry r c/iOBa b paMKax.

suit, computer game, cap, blouse, coat, suitcase, spoon, cup, ball

Can I have this suit ., please?

Can I have that , please?

Can I have this , please?

Can I have that , please?

Can I have that , please?

Can I have this , please?

Can I have that _, please?

Can I have this , please?

Can I have that _, please?

II

toys, flowers, blocks, pictures, vases, trainers, jeans

Can I pay for these books please?

Can I pay for those , please?

Can I pay for these , please?

Can I pay for those , please?

Can I pay for these , please?

Can I pay for those , please?

Can I pay for these , please?

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 ypoK 1 1

Happy birthday!
06BeflM npefl/io>KeHMa.

ft
5 « -flL

■IrinU"7~
^Nhatwould you ifke to e a tf
^on ! have some..., pleaseJ
ripeflCTaBb, HTo Tbi yroLU,aeiub cbomx A p y sen . SaKOHHM eo n p o c b i, m c -
no/ibsy^ c/iOBa b p a M K a x . 06BeAM npefl-no>KeHM^.

chocolate (inoKOJigMii), milk, juice, bread, cheese, salad, salami, soup,

meat, jam

Would you like some chocolate?

Would you like some___________ ?

Would you like some___________ ?

Would you like some___________ ?

Would you like some___________ ?

Would you like some___________ ?

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Would you like some

Would you like some

Would you like some

Would you like some

II

cake, chocolate (moKOJia^Ha^i KOH(J)eTa), sandwich, salami sandwich

Would you like a cake ?

Would you like a ___________ ?

Would you like a ________

Would you like a _______

III

apple, egg, ice cream (nopii;HH MopojKenoro), orange

Would you like an orange ?

Would you like a n ___________ ?

Would you like a n ___________ ?

Would you like a n ___________ ?

Bbi6epn npaBM/ibHbiM BapMaHT m aanojiHM nponycKM.

A, An M/iM Som e?

1. Can I have som e cheese, please?

2. Have bread.

3. Please take orange,

4. Kate can see little red fish.

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5. Please have___________ fish.

6 . Can I h ave___________ (neKOTopoe KOJin^ecTBo) jam, please?

7. Can you buy m e___________ ice cream (nopi^na), please?

8 . Can I have___________ (neKOTopoe KOJin^ecTBo) chocolate, please?

9. W o u ld you like meat salad?

nepeeeflM npefl/ioKeHM?! Ha aHr/iMMCKMM 9\3b\K.

1. BosbMH, nojKajiyHCTa, anejiBCHH.

2. Momno MHe neMHoro CBipa?

3. KeHT BH^HT MaJieHBKHX KpaCHBIX p b i6 o k .

4. C'BemB nnpo^Hoe, nomajiyiiCTa.

5. He xonemB jih tbi mhchoh cajiaT?

6. yroinjaHca.

7. KeHT, TBI Mo^emB KynHTB MHe Mopo^enoe?

?

8 . XonemB KOH(})eTy?
?

12C
 n o fl6ep n K c/iOBaM jpaHCKpuniJiMK) m coeflHHM mx JinHneM. 06 B efln c/iOBa.

-------------------------------- [SSItJ]

[t r a 'd ijn ]

['w e d a 'fo :k a :s t 0 ]

[9'ko:dii3]

izume out [m i:n ]

['stei 'Ap]

weather [s 'm e r ik a n ]

shodow ['kAHi 'au t]

[bi'kAm]

[h a u l]

[s p r ii]]

['f r a i t n d ]

['g r a u n d h o g ]

mm [’Jaedau]

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 Bbi6epM M o6BeflM npaBM>nbHoe Hana/io Ka>Kfloro eonpoca.

does the groundhog wake up from his winter

sleep?

2, does he become a weather forecaster?

does he become frightened?

~iT
A
4. _Jl does he do when he becomes frightened?

I J in
5. _ does this mean?

happens if he doesn’t see his shadow?

7. /y/7C7l / ¥ ¥ r f L f does he do then?

B c ia B b BMecTO nponycKOB c/ioBa, KOTopbie Tbi HaMfleiiib b paMKe,

M npoHMTaM p a ccK a s npo fleH b cypKa. nonpo6yM ere n e p e cK a sa ib .

American, forecaster, winter, hole, food, shadow, spring, frightened

According to an old tradition the groundhog

wakes up from its winter sleep on February 2. It comes
out of his and becomes a weather
When the groundhog sees its , it becomes
and goes back into the hole for more sleep.
This means six more weeks of
But if the groundhog doesn’t see its shadow, it won’t
be frightened. It stays up to search for ____________ . And
this means will come soon.

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 06BeflM c/ioBa m c/iOBOcoHeiaHMfi m flonMLUM ctpohkm flo KOHua.

~ao zrpro je c t

W 0 m

nee
^skm
j p o n ^

lO Z iM

cfloose

vitomins

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ripoHMTaM TeKCT. B c ia B b nponyLueHHbie is m/im are.

There are carbohydrates [,ka:b0u'haidreits] (yrjieBo^ti) in

bread, sugar, potatoes, pasta and rice. W e also need fats [fets]

(mnpfci) but we must be careful about them. T h ere__________ fats

in meat, butter, cheese and oil [oil] (pacTHTejibHoe Macjio). Children

must have more foods with vitamins [Vitamins] (BHTaMHHbi).

There __________ a lot of vitamins in different types [taips]

(THnti) of food. T h ere__________a lot of them in fruit and vege­

tables. Vitamins very important for our eyes, our skin.

our bones and our hair. W e must drink a lot of water every day.

W ater cleans our body.

Children grow because of protein ['prauti:n] ( 6ejioK). There

__________protein in fish, meat and milk. We must eat more fish

and drink milk every morning. W e also need minerals [’mmsralz]
(MHHepajibi) and fibre ['faibs] (KJieT^aTKa) to be strong. There

__________ different types of minerals in eggs, meat, milk and

vegetables. There_______a lot of fibre in fruit, vegetables and nuts.

Hamburgers_________ dangerous for children. T h e re_________
too many (cjinmKOM mhofo) carbohydrates and few vitamins in them.

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ifk r io A 6epM K c/io e a iv i ip a H C K p H n u M io m coeflkiHM MX/iMHueM. OOeeflM c / io e a .

strike [ 'r e z a 'l u i j s n z ]

5.
[Jaut]

[ s t r a ik ]

[ i s 'p e j s l i ]

[ r i'm e in ]

[ 's k e 9 0'w e i]

[ la o d ]

[ 's p ir it ]

m m m [i:v]

['fai9W3:k]

[ 's e t '9v 'fai9W9:ks]

f/m work ['laudli]

do ck [ k ic k ]

125
 Bcraeb BMecTO nponycKOB c/ioea, KOTopbie th HaMAeujb b paiviKe. flo-
crapaPic^ nepecKasaib STOTieKCT.

strikes, tradition, According, remains, dangerous, shout, believe,

set off, resolutions

People make a lot of noise when the clock _________ twelve on

New Y ear’ s Eve. There’ s an old ________ . ________ to it, evil

s p i r i t s ['i:v l ’s p i r i t s ] (s jiB ie ayxh ) a r e e s p e c i a l l y _____________a t t h e n e w

year. In the old times people wanted to scare them away.

W e don’ t _________ in evil spirits any more but the tradition

to ________ fireworks and loudly ‘Happy New Year!’

_________ . W e like to sing and dance too. I t ’s a lot of fun. People

want to be happy and make New Year

Bbi6epn M o 6 BeflM n p a B M /ib H y io c|)opMy maro/ia.

1. Do you like when the clock ^^ twelve on New

Year’ s Eve?

2. W hy do people. / so much noise on New Year’ s

Eve?

3. What. you usually say on New Year’ s Eve?

4. 1 it dangerous to set o ff fireworks?

5. I fireworks make people happy?

you like to shout loudly on New Year’ s Eve?

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7. t) you like to wish happy New Year to your relatives and
friends?

8. L J O / i s you like to give them presents?

HanMLUM, o neivi Tbi ivieHTaeiub b HoBbiM ro/^. Te6 e n o M ory r cjioeocoHeTa-

H m B paMKe.

to be happy to study well

to help my parents and friends to know very many things
to be good to my little brother/sister to listen to good advice
to do my homework every day to help my mum to do the
housework

O n N e w Y e a r 's E v e people want to become better.

H ehhh trk :
I want to be better too, I w a nt,.,,

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