Vocabulary 1 Write a word from the box in each gap.
hours • minutes • o'clock. past quarter seconds .watch
four.
1 There are 60
in one hour.
2 To say that it's thirty minutes after four o'clock, you say half
3 There are 24
in one day.
4 There are 60
in a minute.
5 One hour after two o'clock is three
6 Fifteen minutes before five o'clock is a
to five.
7 А is like a small clock and it gives you the time.
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1) where are the hall and kitchen?
2) where do windows of the living room and dining-room look on?
3) how can the division between living-room and dining room be made?
4) what is there on the left side of the hall?
5) what kind of door did Wales offer to make?
6) where is the garage?
7) is there a wide path from the road to the garage?
8) what kind can be the surface of the path?
9) does each bedroom have a large closet?
10) what didn't Sandra and Bob want?
11) where will the cables be built into?
12)where will there be plenty of space?
13) where will there be a fireplace?
14)what did Bob want to know?

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1) I have visited Moscow this year. 
2) My brother has practised football for 3 years.
3) We have sewn many soft toys for children. 
4) I don’t like raking leaves. But I have raked all the leaves in my grandmother’s garden today. 
5) Our class has picked up the litter in the local park this week. 
6) We have_collected secondhand toys for children this month.
7) Our class helped to clean up our neighbourhood. 
8) I usually help my dad to sweep the paths.

1) We (not finish) the test . (already/ yet) 
2) your friend (watch) a new film ? (just/ yet) 
3) I (wash) all the dishes . (just/ yet)
4) My friend (do) pantomime he was ten. (since/ for) 
5 I (do) this exercise 5 minutes. (since/ for) .
6) We (perform) folk dances five years. (since/ for)
7) I (finish) the test . (already/ yet)