Fill in the blanks with do(n’t), does(n’t), is(n’t), are(n’t). 1. A: Jake drink coffee?
B: Yes, he , but he drink tea.
2. A: Lee Japanese?
B: Yes, she . But she live in Japan.
3. A: Mary live in a flat?
B: No, she . She lives in a detached house.
4. A: you wear short skirts?
B: No, I . I wear long skirts.
5. A: your grandparents retired now?
B: Yes, they .They work any more.
№3 Fill in a, the, -
1. …White Sea is in … north of our country.
2. … Pacific Ocean is very deep.
3. Is … Canada the largest country in … America?
4. … Red Sea is between … Africa and … Asia.
5. … France is to … north of … Italy.
№4 Read the texts (1-4) and match them with the titles (a-e). There is one title you don’t have to use.
a) School Sports Club
b) School Theater
c) Talking to a Famous School-leaver
d) School Rules
e) American School Year
1. This state school is very democratic. Pupils don’t wear uniforms. Here children choose and wear clothes they like but they can’t wear some colours. They mustn’t take take stereos or mobiles to school. Some pupils who are 16 may drive to school. Small children go to school by bus or use their bikes.
2. Well, I began my career as a photographer in Fleet Street. It was very good for a young man. There I learned a lot of important things. I learnt to put a picture story together. A picture story is like any other story, but you should take very natural pictures.
3. It is not very long. There are two terms and each has two periods. At the end of each period pupils get a report card with marks from their teachers. In the USA pupils have a lot of holidays. They have two weeks for spring holidays, two weeks for Christmas and three months in summer.
4. Our school has got a lot of clubs where we go after classes. The pupils who like drama come to us. We prepare shows or plays for the end of the school year. The pupils write plays themselves, they choose what they want to show and then work at it. They usually show their plays in spring.
