> 4. a) Complete the dialogues with useful word combinations and act them out. Clare: | ... for dancing. And you? Lora: 1 ... for dancing too! Clare: So much the better! Jack: My brother is getting married. He starts his own ... Jim: That's great! Congratulations! Lucy: It's a ... that you're moving to another city! Maggy: Don't be upset! We'll stay ... forever! Nick: Could you do me a ... and bring the disk tomorrow? Helen: No problem, that's OK! Judy: Are you sure that you can join me tomorrow in the park? Ruth: I never break my . Don't worry!

III. Fill in the gaps with articles if required.

1. Mass media mould public opinion. [140]

2. Space travelling will change the life of man. [126]

3. England entered World War II after the invasion of Belgium by Hitler's armies. [131, 122]

4. The Shetland Islands are situated off Western Scotland. [122]

5. - England's longest rivers are the Severn and the Thames. [125]

6. Pubs have been part of the British scene since ancient times. The pub is more than just a drinking and eating house. It is a social centre and a focal point of the local community.

When you go to a fish and chip shop, they will ask you (1) __a question: open or wrapped? This is because (2) __- British people eat their takeaway chips in (3) ___-___ paper. If you want to eat your chips on the street, ask for them to be "open". If you want to take them home ask for them "wrapped". (4) ___-___ British people eat their chips with __-_ salt and vinegar.
Pancake DayOn Pancake Day, many English families eat (6) ___-___ pancakes with lemon juice and sugar. There is (7) a__ special Pancake race. Only women wearing (8) a_ dress, apron and hat or scarf can run (9) __the race. They must run with (10) a__ pancake in (11) a__ frying pan and throw it in (12) the___ air three times.