Поставьте a few \ few \ little \ a little
1) people today believe that the Earth is flat
2) I would like milk in my coffee
3) I ate meat and potatoes for dinner
4) We were miles away from home when it started to rain
5) I can’t make an apple pie because we have apples
6) There is oil in this fish
7) Would you like porridge?

1. The officer from the Department of Education gave a press conference. (OFFICE)
- Solution: Add the prefix "of" to the word "office" to form "officer," a person who holds a position in an office.

2. It was a great pleasure to meet such a famous politician. I had never met one before. (PLEASE, POLITICS)
- Solution: Add the suffix "ure" to the word "please" to form "pleasure," a feeling of satisfaction or enjoyment. Add the suffix "ian" to the word "politics" to form "politician," a person involved in politics.

3. When I came to the city after 20 years it was completely unrecognizable. Everything was so different. (RECOGNISE)
- Solution: Add the prefix "un" to the word "recognize" to form "unrecognizable," meaning not able to be recognized or identified.

4. Young people who grew up in the 1960s lived in a permissive society. Almost everything was allowed. (PERMIT)
- Solution: Add the suffix "ive" to the word "permit" to form "permissive," describing a society or environment where many things are allowed.

5. The mountains in Central Asia reach heights of over 8,000 meters. (HIGH)
- Solution: Add the suffix "s" to the word "height" to form "heights," referring to the measurement of how tall something is.

6. My dad always has to take sides. He is never objective. (OBJECT)
- Solution: Add the prefix "ob" to the word "object" to form "objective," describing a person who is unbiased and neutral in their judgment.

7. I have been suspicious of him since the day I met him. (SUSPECT)
- Solution: Add the suffix "ous" to the word "suspect" to form "suspicious," expressing a feeling of doubt, distrust, or uncertainty.

8. Phil got a part-time job at a kiosk selling morning newspapers. (PART)
- Solution: Add the prefix "part-" to the word "time" to form "part-time," describing a job that requires only a certain portion of one's time.

9. The weather is going to turn bad in the next few days and we're in for some rain. (RAIN)
- Solution: Add the prefix "re-" to the word "in" to form "rain," describing the process of water falling from the clouds as droplets.

10. I have a preference for old cars. I already have a few in my garage. (PREFER)
- Solution: Add the suffix "ence" to the word "prefer" to form "preference," a feeling of liking or favoring one thing over another.

1. Where will you be? Write sentences about yourself. Use:

1) (at 10 o'clock tomorrow) At 10 o’clock tomorrow I'll probably be on the beach.

At 10 o’clock tomorrow, I think I'll most likely be on the beach enjoying the warm weather, swimming in the sea, and soaking up the sun.

2) (one hour from now)

One hour from now, I'll be at home studying for my math test. I'll probably be sitting at my desk, with my textbooks and notes spread out, trying to understand and solve the different math problems.

3) (at midnight tonight)

Tonight at midnight, I'll probably be sound asleep in my bed. I'll be lying cozily under my blankets, dreaming peacefully and recharging my energy for the next day's adventures.

4) (at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon)

At 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, I'll be in school attending my English class. I'll be sitting at my desk, listening attentively to the teacher, taking notes, and participating in discussions about literature and grammar.

5) (two years from now)

Two years from now, I don't know where I'll be. It's difficult to predict the future, but I hope to be in university pursuing my dreams and studying a subject that excites me. I'll be working hard towards my goals and exploring new opportunities for personal and academic growth.

2. Put in will ('II) or won't.

1) Don't drink coffee before you go to bed. You won’t sleep.

If you drink coffee before going to bed, it will keep you awake and make it difficult for you to fall asleep. Therefore, you won't be able to sleep soundly.

2) Are you ready yet?' 'Not yet. I'll be ready in five minutes.'

When someone asks if you are ready, and you respond by saying "Not yet, I'll be ready in five minutes," it means that you are still getting ready and it will take you approximately five more minutes to be fully prepared.

3) I'm going away for a few days. I'm leaving tonight, so I won't be at home tomorrow.

Since I'm leaving tonight for a few days, I won't be at home tomorrow. I'll be somewhere else, perhaps on a trip or visiting family and friends.

4) It won't rain, so you don't need to take an umbrella.

The weather forecast predicts that it won't rain, so there's no need for you to take an umbrella. You can leave it at home since the chances of precipitation are very low.

5) a: I don't feel very well this evening.
b: Well, go to bed early, and you'll feel better in the morning.

If you don't feel well in the evening, it's a good idea to go to bed early. Resting and getting a good night's sleep will help you feel better in the morning.

6) It's Ben's birthday next Monday. He'll be 25.

Ben's birthday is coming up next Monday, and on that day, he will turn 25 years old. It's a special occasion to celebrate his milestone birthday.

7) I'm sorry I was late this morning. It won't happen again.

Apologizing for being late, I assure you that it won't happen again in the future. I'll make sure to be punctual and not keep anyone waiting.

3. Поставьте глаголы в следующих предложениях в утвердительную, во и отрицательную формы Future Simple.

1. I will do morning exercises.
I won't do morning exercises.

2. He will work at a factory.
He won't work at a factory.

3. She will sleep after dinner.
She won't sleep after dinner.

4. We will work part-time.
We won't work part-time.

5. They will drink tea every day.
They won't drink tea every day.

6. Mike will be a student.
Mike won't be a student.

7. Helen will have a car.
Helen won't have a car.

8. You will be a good friend.
You won't be a good friend.

9. You will be good friends.
You won't be good friends.

10. It will be difficult to remember everything.
It won't be difficult to remember everything.

4. Раскройте скобки, употребляя глаголы в Future Simple.

1. Alice will have a sister.
2. Her sister’s name will be Ann.
3. Ann will be a student.
4. She will get up at seven o'clock.
5. She will go to the institute in the morning.
6. Jane will be fond of sports.
7. She will do her morning exercises every day.
8. For breakfast, she will have two eggs, a sandwich, and a cup of tea.
9. After breakfast, she will go to the institute.
10. Sometimes she will take a bus.
11. It will take her an hour and a half to do her homework.
12. She will speak English well.
13. Her friends usually call her at about 8 o’clock.
14. Ann will take a shower before going to bed.
15. She will go to bed at 11 p.m.