1. Translate the sentences from Russian into English.
- Петя, возможно, придет на вечеринку. (маловероятно)
- Вы должны сдавать домашние задания вовремя.
- Нельзя пользоваться мобильными телефонами во время экзаменов.
- Тебе следует бросить курить.
- Я должен идти, у меня встреча.
- Мы не смогли открыть дверь вчера, хотя раньше это не вызывало затруднений.
- Должно быть, они работают за границей.
- Они, может быть, были в Европе.

2. Use the perfect infinitive of the verbs in brackets with a suitable modal verb.

- I’ve never seen a London cab. – You (see) one! You’ve been in London a week already! (сильная степень уверенности)
- Look at this beautiful painting! Only a very great artist (paint) such a picture! (иметь иметь совет)

1) Choose a or an: an opinion, an old dress, a class, a hand.

2) Choose the correct article before countable nouns.

1. I don’t have brothers or sisters.

2. I have a cousin. Do you have a cousin?

3. Write him a letter when you come back home.

4) Choose the correct article before uncountable nouns.

1. Could you pass me the salt, please?

2. The bread is stale.

3. Paper is made of wood.

5) Fill in articles before countable and uncountable nouns. Put ‘–’ for the zero article.

1. I am going out for a walk. I need some fresh air.

2. We need petrol. I hope we’ll come to a petrol station soon.

3. The soup isn’t salty enough. Could you pass me the salt, please?

1) Choose a or an: an opinion, an old dress, a class, a hand.

2) Choose the correct article before countable nouns.

1. I don’t have brothers or sisters.

2. I have a cousin. Do you have a cousin?

3. Write him a letter when you come back home.

4) Choose the correct article before uncountable nouns.

1. Could you pass me the salt, please?

2. The bread is stale.

3. Paper is made of wood.

5) Fill in articles before countable and uncountable nouns. Put ‘–’ for the zero article.

1. I am going out for a walk. I need some fresh air.

2. We need petrol. I hope we’ll come to a petrol station soon.

3. The soup isn’t salty enough. Could you pass me the salt, please?