Read about Ally and write seven things that she might say using I wish, If only, I should, I could, I’d better.
Ally and her friend Ed bought three tickets in a raffle for a Caribbean holiday. A few days later the winning number was announced in the paper, and Ally was sure that she had it — except she couldn’t find the tickets. She looked in all the sensible places, like her purse, and the drawer of her desk, then she remembered that they were in the pocket of her jeans … but her jeans were in the washing machine! She rushed to get them out, but it was too late — the tickets were there, but they had almost disintegrated and the numbers were impossible to read. She tried talking to the competition organisers, but they said that since she’d forgotten to write her name and phone number on the receipt for the ticket, there was no proof that she’d won. She hasn’t told Ed about what happened yet.

1.  Choose the right answer.

1.     Brian is a very boy and the best student in his class.

c. intelligent

2.       I like beautiful……………… in our village.

b.   landscapes              

3.       John lives in the country because he likes the friendly and … people.

a. helpful                

4.       He can speak three ….: English, German and French.

c.  languages  

5.      The athlete broke the world …….……. for the 100 m race.

b. record                          

6.       There's аn with Вrаd Pitt in today's newspaper.

b. interview              

7.     Fаmоus people such as actors and sportsmen аrе  ….. fоr   tееnаgеrs.

a. role models              

8.    They ………(plant) flowers for 2 hours.

b. have been planting        

9.       The book is very …………

a.  boring                    

10.        2004 was the year ………… the Olympic Games were held in Athens.

a. when                                  

11.        I prefer classical music because it is ……………than rock music.

c.  more relaxing                  

12.        If you have a headache, you ………… take a pain killer

b.     should      

13.        I did it ……….

a. myself                        

14.         Have you ………… eaten candy floss?

a. ever

15.          Is there …………. milk?

a.      any                          

16.          He is the ……….. boy in the class.

a. tallest                      

17.          I bought a ………. blue dress.

b. nice                        

18.        There is a ………….. of tea.

a. cup                        

Fill in the question tags.

1.    We are running out of freshwater, ?

   a.  aren’t we          

2.     The world has got warmer, ?

    a.  hasn’t  it                    

3.      The oil killed many fish, ?

b. didn’t it              

4.     It is wrong to drop litter on the street, ?

b. isn’t it          

5.      You don’t take those cans to the recycling bank, ___?

b.  do you                  

       

Read the text and put True (T) or False (F) Прочитайте текст и выполните задание, поставив Т (верно) или F (неверно)

Nancy’s family is very small. She hasn’t got any brothers or sisters. Her granny lives with her, so all together there are four people in the family. They live in a big flat near the center of St. Petersburg. People often say that St. Petersburg is the Venice of the North. Both parents work in the Hermitage Museum and her granny takes care of her when they are at work. Her parents’ names are Sue and Sam. Dad is short with dark hair, and her mum is a tall, beautiful woman with long fair hair. They are in their late thirties. At the weekends her family enjoys bike rides to the countryside.

1. Nancy has some brothers and sisters.  F

2. Granny looks after her. T

3. Her parents are thirty years old. F

4. Her family likes spending free time outdoors. T

5. Both parents like visiting museums at the weekends. F

Объяснение:

 man in Utah discovered $45,000 (£28,000) stuffed into tins and boxes in the attic of the new home he had just bought – and gave the money back to the previous owner's six children.
Мужчина из Юты обнаружил 45 000 долларов, набитых в жестянки и коробки, на чердаке в своём только что купленном доме – и вернул деньги шестерым детям предыдущего владельца. 

Josh Ferrin was exploring the house he had just bought when he made the discovery. 
Джош Феррин осматривал только что купленный дом, когда сделал открытие. 

"I freaked out, locked it my car, and called my wife to tell her she wouldn't believe what I had found," said Mr Ferrin, who works as an artist for the Deseret News in Salt Lake City.
"Я чуть не сошёл с ума, запер их в машине, и позвал жену, чтобы сказать ей, что она не поверит, что я нашёл", – рассказал Феррин, который работает художником в "Новостях Дезерета" в Солт Лейк Сити. 

Along with his wife and children, they spread out thousands of notes on a table, separating the bundles one by one.
Сейчас он с женой и детьми, которые раскладывают тысячи банкнот на столе, отделяя одну пачку купюр от другой. 

They stopped counting at $40,000. 
Они остановились, насчитав 40 000 долларов.

Despite being tempted to keep the money to help him pay for mounting bills and broken down car, Mr Ferrin sought out the children of the home's previous owner, who had died, and gave them the money. 
Вопреки сблазну оставить деньги, чтобы оплатить растущие счета и ремонт автомобиля, Феррин разыскал детей бывшего владельца дома, оставившего после смерти деньги. 

"I'm not perfect, and I wish I could say there was never any doubt in my mind. 
"Я не идеален, я хотел бы сказать, что никогда не сомневался (в правильности решения отдать деньги), но это не так. 

We knew we had to give it back, but it doesn't mean I didn't think about our car in need of repairs, how we would love to adopt a child and aren't able to do that right now, or fix up our outdated house that we just bought," he said.
Мы знали, что должны отдать их, но это не значит, что я не думал о нашем нуждающемся в ремонте автомобиле, о том, что мы хотели усыновить ребенка, но не в состоянии сделать это прямо сейчас, или о том, как подправить наш несовременный только что купленный дом", – рассказал он.

"But the money wasn't ours to keep and I don't believe you get a chance very often to do something radically honest, to do something ridiculously awesome for someone else and that is a lesson I hope to teach to my children." 
Но эти деньги не наши, чтобы мы могли оставить их, и я уверен, что вы не так часто имеете возможность сделать что–то действительно достойное уважения, что–то совершенно нелепое для кого–то ещё, и это тот урок, который я надеюсь преподать своим детям.