I. Make up dialogues using the words and expressions given below:

a) the bell has gone, time-table, to attend (miss) classes, a lecture on Geography, a seminar on History, to read text-books, to do a subject, scientific, a research work

b) to do an exercise, to get a mark in a subject, a test-paper in Grammar, to help somebody with Grammar, a dictionary, to read and translate texts from … into ….

c) a faculty, a department, a library and reading-room, students’ societies, to join a society, the theatrical group, sports societies, the dean’s office, professors, the main building.

1. Be quick! I am waiting for you!

2. Our parents prefer to spend weekends at home.

3. Are they working now?

4. Do they work on Saturdays?

5. My friend is a very talkative girl, but everyone likes her.

6. I do not want to hear about it again.

7. Ben doesn't work very hard; Bill works harder.

8. Let's not go by train. Going by bus is a lot cheaper.

9. I have never liked studying Chemistry; it is the least interesting subject for me.

10. Eight o'clock is not a very convenient time for me. Ten o'clock is more convenient.

11. Peter, you are even lazier than I thought you to be.

12. Make preparations - готовиться

13. take place - состояться, происходить

14. make a speech - выступать с речью

15. attend a performance - посещать представление

1. If you stay in the sun for a long, you can get very sunburn.

2. If a computer have a big memory, it runs faster.

3. If Rebecca tells me the whole story, I will be able to advise what to do.

4. If Tom doesn't have time to say hello, I won't either.

5. My workplace would be more comfortable if I wasn't in the room with 3 more colleagues.

6. If he had looked to the weather forecast, she wouldn't leave.

7. If I had watched the film before, I would have forgotten it anyway.

8. If Jenny had got up early, she wouldn't have been late for school.