The room is large but windows are not large

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Фоджо Вера Сергеевна

1.There is a large table in my room. Is there a large table in my room. there isn’t alarge table in my room.

2. There are three windows in our classroom. Are there three windows in our classroom. There aren’t three windows in our classroom.

3. There is a table and two chairs in his room. Is there a table and two chairs in his room. there isn’t a table and two chairs in his room.

4.There is a blackboard,four tables and five chairs in our classroom. Is there a blackboard, four tables and five chairs in our classroom. there isn’t a blackboard, four tables and four chairs in our classroom.

5. There is a telegram on the desk. Is there a telegram on the desk. there isn’t a telegram on the desk.

6. There are six books in my bag. are there 6 books in my bag. there aren’t 6 books in my bag.

7. There is a cup and five spoons on the table. is there a cup and 5 spoons on the table. there isn’t a cup and 5 spoons on the table.

8. There are ten student here. are there ten students here. there aren’t ten students here.

9. Thereis a text-book and two exercise-books in my brief-case. is there a text-book and two exercise-books in my brief-case. there isn’t a text-book and two exercise-books in my brief-case.

10. There are eight institutes in our city. are there eight institutes in our city. there aren’t eight institutes in our city.

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The room is large but windows are not large

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bathroom – ванная
bedroom – спальня
living room / lounge – гостиная, общая комната
dining room – столовая, комната приема пищи
spare room – комната для гостей
kitchen – кухня
loo – туалет
lavatory – туалет
entrance hall – прихожая

ceiling – потолок
power point – штепсельная розетка
light switch – переключатель освещения
radiator – радиатор
wall – стена
floor – пол

interior – интерьер
window – окно
window-sill – подоконник
blind – штора, жалюзи
curtain – занавеска, штора
bookcase – книжный шкаф
television – телевидение, телевизор
cushions – подушки
lamp – лампа
picture – картина
mantelpiece – каминная полка
clock – часы
ornament – орнамент, украшение
fireplace – камин
dining chair – стул из столового гарнитура
sofa – диван
coffee table – низкий столик, журнальный столик
armchair – кресло
rug – ковер, плед
carpet – ковер
dining table – обеденный стол
remote control – пульт дистанционного управления
wallpaper – обои
wall unit – стенка (шкафы)
buffet – сервант для посуды
sideboard – сервант
suite of furniture – мебельный гарнитур
bedroom suite – спальный гарнитур

paper – оклеивать обоями
sweep the floor – подметать пол
clean up the kitchen – убираться на кухне
this place need a bit of sweep-up – здесь надо немного прибрать
give the room a sweep-up – прибрать в комнате
vacuum – чистить пылесосом
dust – вытереть пыль
dust the table – вытереть пол со стола
tidy – прибирать, приводить в порядок
tidy a room – прибрать комнату
tidy the papers on the desk – прибрать бумаги на столе

When I think about my housing conditions, I come to the conclusion, that it doesn’t really matter whether my house is large or small, whether it is of a modem or old design — it always remains the place I am most concerned about. I am sure that it’s not the size of the place where you live that matters but the way you feel about it. And if everything is all right in your household then it becomes the place you want to stay at as long as possible and where you always want to return to. I quite agree with the proverb «East or West home is best». When I travel on long distances it’s always a great joy and pleasure for me to be back home again. When my curiosity for new places and sights is satisfied I turn my thoughts towards home. So besides the delight of travelling I have the warmest feeling of returning home.

Now it’s time for me to say a few words about what my home is like. Frankly speaking it doesn’t suit the idea of a modem-looking comfortable flat and it leaves much to be desired as far as its space is concerned because five of us share a rather small two-room flat. But the bright side of it is that though it’s small and not very comfortable, it is situated close to the city centre. So you can easily get to any place you want fairly quickly as well as to the places of interest which arc within a short reach. I must admit that our housing conditions are poor by all standards. As I have already said it is a two-room flat, but in fact in its size it’s not much larger than a one-room flat, because the rooms are not separate and small. We feel the shortage of space especially when all of us get together in the evening, when my father returns from work, and my brother and I are back from school. It’s in the evening when everybody needs a rest and a kind of privacy after a busy day, we start solving the problem of dividing our tiny flat into small private areas. My father feels tired after a hard day’s work and he wants to have a rest in peace. His usual way of relaxing is watching TV. My mother has to do a lot of housework like cooking and washing. The children, my brother who is seven and my sister who is four, get most restless and active just at the time I have to do my homework. So every evening begins with a quarrel with my father who doesn’t want to turn down the TV in the sitting room, then with my mother who occupies the smaller room which by the way was mine when I was an only child in the family. So I Usually clear out my ways with the smaller ones, who don’t want to stop screaming and running about the flat. Finally I find a shelter in the kitchen, the quietest, the warmest and most comfortable place in our flat. It is comparatively large and looks like a typical modem kitchen you can see in many other homes. It is the most popular and favourite place with us. It’s hard to describe where there is what in a small place like ours with so many of us in it. I think we’ve got all the modem conveniences and facilities of a modem city resident. There is a minimum of furniture we need, a rug on the floor and some pictures on the walls. I can’t describe my room as I haven’t got one for myself. In view of the advantages that I’ve mentioned of living in the city centre I think our flat has more disadvantages. I mean its very limited space, bad layout of the whole flat, and practically a very small hall. Of course, we are looking forward to improving our housing conditions and moving into a large flat or a house. But for the time being these are only sweet dreams. Our father promises they will one day become a reality. But I think only in a distant future. To crown it all, I’m sorry to say that this is not a very encouraging and inviting topic for me to talk about. I love my home, but I can’t say I like the flat I live in.

To begin with I should say that I like my home. Of course, when we are talking about one’s home, we as well mean the kind of housing a person has got. Some people think that one’s home is as much a reflection of his personality, as the clothes he wears, the food he eats, the friends he spends his time with. I agree that many homes reflect the ways of life and habits of their owners. In my view to live comfortably doesn’t mean to live in luxury in a detached house, which contains all modem conveniences and appliances, which is well-furnished and nicely decorated. Certainly it’s essential to have modem facilities like central heating, running water, all kinds of electric appliances, which make our life easier, more enjoyable and pleasant. But I’m convinced that all these things are not so important as the relaxing friendly atmosphere at home. But not in the least I would like to deny good housing conditions which are very important for creating a good quality of life. So I’d like to tell you a few words about my housing conditions. I live in a three-room flat of a five-storeyed block of flats. The design of the building is rather old, because it was built long ago.

My house has a very pleasant and convenient location, because there is an underground station fairly close to it. It takes only a few minutes to get to the city centre.

Our flat is on the ground floor. That’s why we haven’t got a balcony, it’s a disadvantage of course. My parents were very happy, when we moved into this flat ten years ago. The flat looked very spacious to them at that time. But now, as I have grown up, they think it’s not as large as it used to be though there’s enough space for the three of us.

The flat consists of a living-room, my parents’ room and my room. Of course, there’s a kitchen and a bathroom, two halls and a lavatory. What is no less important is its good layout. All the rooms are separate. We have all modern conveniences such as central heating, electricity, gas, cold and hot running water and a telephone.

I think our flat is nicely furnished. There are no luxury things in it but all the rooms look cosy and attractive.

Our living-room is the largest in the flat. The windows of the living-room face the avenue. This room looks very nice, because the curtains on the windows match the wallpaper and the furniture. By the wall you can see a sideboard, in the comer there is a colour TVset. In the opposite comer there is a sofa, two arm-chairs and a small table. On the floor we have a nice thick carpet. All this makes the room cosy.

The parents’ bedroom and my room are practically of the same size. The parents’ bedroom has two beds with bed-side tables and a wardrobe. My mum likes flowers, and there are several flower pots on the bedroom window sills.

It’s really wonderful to have a room for yourself. I think it means that I’ve got some independence and privacy. My room is just across the hall on the’right. It is quite big and spacious. It contains almost everything I need. The writing-table and two chairs are placed near the window. There are several bookshelves on the walls. I use my room as a study, where I do my homework. That’s why all these things are essential for my work. I have an armchair and a little table with a tape-recorder opposite my bed. The piano is on the right, I used to play it some years ago. My friends often come to my place and we like to get together in my room. They say that they would also like to have such a big and nice room as mine.

Our kitchen is fairly large. There is a gas-stove and a table, two refrigerators and a cupboard in it. The kitchen serves us as a dining-room too. But when we receive guests or have our family celebrations, we have our meals in the living-room.

There is a saying «Men make houses, women make homes». It’s true about our family. My father tries to renovate the flat from time to time. But mum wants to make it cosier and more attractive. All of us do our best to keep the flat clean and tidy.

I really like my flat, because it’s cosy and comfortable. Everything in my home is dear and precious to me. All small things and old toys remind me of my childhood. Many pleasant and happy moments of my life are connected with my home. All modern conveniences are not so important for me as the friendly climate in our family. The house starts to be home when it is warmed by the people who live in it, doesn’t it?

Соотнесите части комнаты с их названиями:

ceiling
power point
light switch
radiator
wall floor

1. ceiling
2. light switch
3. power point
4. radiator
5. wall
6. floor

Подберите к началам предложений соответствующие окончания:

1. You relax and watch TV
2. You cook
3. You eat your dinner
4. You sleep
5. You have a shower
6. You put up guests

a. in the bathroom
b. in your bedroom
c. in the living room / lounge
d. in the dining room
e. in the spare room
f. in the kitchen

1. You relax and watch TV in the living room / lounge.
2. You cook in the kitchen.
3. You eat your dinner in the dining room.
4. You sleep in your bedroom.
5. You have a shower in the bathroom.
6. You put up guests in the spare room.

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tenants, deposit, furnished, advance, landlord, share

When I was a student, I decided to (1) ____ a flat with a couple of good friends. We didn’t have any stuff of our own, so we tried to find a nice (2) ____ flat. We soon found somewhere that we all liked and we decided to take it.

We had to pay a (3) ____ of £500 and one month’s rent in (4) ____ – a total of £1,000. We were lucky because the previous (5) ____ had left the place really clean and tidy, so we moved in the next day.

Our (6) ____ said we could paint the rooms if we wanted to, so I painted mine bright red!

When I was a student, I decided to share a flat with a couple of good friends. We didn’t have any stuff of our own, so we tried to find a nice furnished flat. We soon found somewhere that we all liked and we decided to take it.

We had to pay a deposit of £500 and one month’s rent in advance – a total of £1,000. We were lucky because the previous tenants had left the place really clean and tidy, so we moved in the next day.

Our landlord said we could paint the rooms if we wanted to, so I painted mine bright red!

Соотнесите предметы с их названиями:

bookcase, blind, curtain, ornament, stereo system, television, lamp, picture, mantelpiece, clock, fireplace, dining chair, sofa, carpet, coffee table, armchair, rug, dining table, cushions, remote control

1. blind
2. curtain
3. bookcase
4. stereo system
5. television
6. cushions
7. lamp
8. picture
9. mantelpiece
10. clock
11. ornament
12. fireplace
13. dining chair
14. sofa
15. coffee table
16. armchair
17. rug
18. carpet
19. dining table
20. remote control

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The room is large but windows are not large

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Вы услышите четыре коротких диалога, обозначенных А, B, C и D. Определите, где происходит каждый из этих диалогов. Используйте каждое место действия из списка 1–5 только один раз. В задании есть одно лишнее место действия. Вы услышите запись дважды. Занесите свои ответы в таблицу.

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2. In an internet cafe

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Вы услышите пять высказываний. Установите соответствие между высказываниями каждого говорящего A–E и утверждениями, данными в списке 1–6. Используйте каждое утверждение из списка 1–6 только один раз. В задании есть одно лишнее утверждение. вы услышите запись дважды. Занесите свои ответы в таблицу.

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1. The speaker explains how to survive in the desert.

2. The speaker talks about a traditional means of desert transportation.

3. The speaker describes the animals of the desert.

4. The speaker says that the desert is in danger.

5. The speaker explains how to find water in the desert.

6. The speaker believes that the desert is a beautiful place.

Вы услышите разговор двух друзей. выберите цифру 1, 2 или 3, соответствующую выбранному вами варианту ответа. вы услышите запись дважды.

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Jennifer first started to feel the symptoms of her illness

1) before leaving for school.

2) in her morning class.

3) after her PE class.

Вы услышите разговор двух друзей. выберите цифру 1, 2 или 3, соответствующую выбранному вами варианту ответа. Вы услышите запись дважды.

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The doctor says that Jennifers blood pressure is

Вы услышите разговор двух друзей. Выберите цифру 1, 2 или 3, соответствующую выбранному вами варианту ответа. Вы услышите запись дважды.

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Jennifer did without breakfast because

1) she was going to be late for school.

2) she was feeling unwell.

3) she never eats breakfast.

Вы услышите разговор двух друзей. Выберите цифру 1, 2 или 3, соответствующую выбранному вами варианту ответа. Вы услышите запись дважды.

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Вы услышите разговор двух друзей. Выберите цифру 1, 2 или 3, соответствующую выбранному вами варианту ответа. Вы услышите запись дважды.

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The doctor insists that they should test Jennifers

Вы услышите разговор двух друзей. Выберите цифру 1, 2 или 3, соответствующую выбранному вами варианту ответа. Вы услышите запись дважды.

Воспользуйтесь плеером, чтобы прослушать запись.

The doctor suggests that

1) Jennifer makes an appointment herself.

2) he makes an appointment for Jennifer.

3) Jennifer calls him the next day.

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1. With care for the environment

2. A favourable location

3. Medicine from birds

5. Names to remember

6. Getting around the town

7. A historical building

A. Cheltenham started as a small market town that later became one of the most fashionable health resorts in Britain. Once, in 1716 people noticed pigeons eating crystals in a meadow outside the town. These were crystals of salt which helped King George III and the members of the royal family treat their illnesses. Since then, pigeons have been a symbol of Cheltenham Spa.

B. Cheltenham is a small, ancient town in England situated to the north-west of Oxford. It lies below the highest point of the Cotswold Hills and above the level of the River Severn. The town is also called «The Western Gateway». Thanks to its position it has become a popular tourist attraction.

C. The Pittville Pump Room is the largest of the spa constructions in Cheltenham. It is a magnificent, old house of classical style made of white stone. The Pump Room was designed for balls and entertainments and, of course, for taking the medicinal waters. Today, it is still used as a concert hall at festival time and for weddings, and of course, visitors can still take the waters – if they so wish!

D. Tourism is highly developed in Cheltenham and the City Council has to reduce the negative impact of tourists on the town. A lot has been done. The town has developed walking, cycling and public transport routes as an alternative to cars. There is a pool of bicycles that tourists can use for short distance journeys. The local services try to recycle all the packaging, plastic bottles and batteries left by tourists.

E. Many famous people of the past have connections with Cheltenham. Gustav Holst, a well-known English composer of the 19th century, was born in the town. His house is now his birthplace museum. Visitors may learn a lot about Holst’s life, his music and his family. The famous Antarctic explorer Edward Wilson was also born in Cheltenham. Now a statue of him stands in the Long Gardens.

F. The beauty and wonderful sights of Cheltenham continue to attract visitors from countries all over the world. For many years people have enjoyed the beauty of Cheltenham’s parks, open spaces and the general greenery of the town. Cheltenham has been described as ‘a town within a park’. Montpellier place, which is famous for its wonderful flowers, lies in the centre of the town.

G. Thousands of visitors come to Cheltenham to take part in the festivals which are held in the town every year. The town organises literature, music, jazz and science festivals, attracting names with a national and international reputation from each field. Besides all this, for a week in March the town becomes the centre of the National Gold Cup in horse racing.

The fair originated as a craft fair.

The history of the Wooden Toy Museum begins with the trade fair that took place in our town more than three hundred years ago. It was an important event — peasants, craftsmen, and merchants came here to sell and buy goods and to make arrangements for further cooperation. There was timber and iron, grain and flour, meat and honey, cows, hens and ducks for sale and barter. As the town was famous for its toy making tradition the local craftsmen took advantage of the event too and demonstrated their crafts to visitors from neighbouring towns and villages. Hundreds of carved wooden dolls, birds, animals, clowns and other toys were displayed on large stalls. Some of them were painted and some were not but they looked attractive either way.

A rich merchant happened to visit the fair. He was accompanied by his family. To keep the children occupied while the father was busy on business, he let them go to see the toys and promised to buy one toy for each of the four children. It was a hard choice for the children to make — there were plenty of toys. How could they find the best one? The youngest daughter, who was only four, didn’t hesitate. She was determined to get the wonderful dolls’ house she saw on one of the stalls. It was a real wonder — the door and the windows were decorated with wooden fretwork, the house had a porch and a chimney, and there was furniture inside! The little girl couldn’t take her eyes off it and desperately looked forward to the moment when her father finished his business and bought it for her. The business however kept the man busy till very late at night and when he came, the children had been put to bed. They were promised that their father would buy the toys the next morning but he never did.

The weather turned windy that night. The dry wind picked up the sparks from the cooking fires and in seconds the whole fair was on fire. Everyone rushed to rescue their goods, but the wooden toys had no chance of surviving.

When the little daughter of the merchant found out that the fantastic doll house had been burnt, she kept very quiet and was unhappy for several days. It felt to her as if a real house had been destroyed. The merchant loved his daughter very much and to console her he promised to make a real house exactly like the lost one. The house would be full of different toys which the local craftsmen would exhibit there not only during the fair but all year round.

And such a house was built. It’s certainly not the building that houses the toy collections now — the original construction was destroyed long ago and several new versions have been constructed at the same location since then. Now its a fairly large brick house, much more fire-resistant than its predecessors.

To tell the truth, there’s no solid evidence that the story about the merchant’s daughter is real. Historians say that it’s no more than a legend but the locals insist it is true. Who is right and who is wrong? It doesn’t matter much as long as the Wooden Toy Museum exists and gives joy to children and grown-up visitors.

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