Work in pairs.
1. When were you there?
2. What was the weather like?
3. Where did you stay?
4. How long were you there?
5. What places did you visit?
6. What places did you like?
7. What places were you going to see but didn’t?
8. When did you come back to Russia?
1. When were you there?
2. What was the weather like?
3. Where did you stay?
4. How long were you there?
5. What places did you visit?
6. What places did you like?
7. What places were you going to see but didn’t?
8. When did you come back to Russia?
Help these people to get to the places they are going to.
Celia. This is River Road. Walk straight on, turn right at the post office, walk past the bank and walk straight on again. The zoo is on your left, you can’t miss it.
Bob. You’re in Apple Road. Walk straight on past the bank and turn left at the school. The park in Park Road on your right. You can’t miss it.
Ada. You’re in Park Road. Walk straight on past the park as far as the school and turn right. Walk straight on. The bank is in front of you. You can’t miss it.
Celia. This is River Road. Walk straight on, turn right at the post office, walk past the bank and walk straight on again. The zoo is on your left, you can’t miss it.
Bob. You’re in Apple Road. Walk straight on past the bank and turn left at the school. The park in Park Road on your right. You can’t miss it.
Ada. You’re in Park Road. Walk straight on past the park as far as the school and turn right. Walk straight on. The bank is in front of you. You can’t miss it.
Match the texts with the questions.
1b 2c 4a 3 extra
1b 2c 4a 3 extra
Match the numbers with the letters.
1e 2b 3a 4c; d extra
1e 2b 3a 4c; d extra
Put the parts of this text in the right order.
1b 2d 3e 4a
1b 2d 3e 4a
Choose the right item.
1a 2b 3b 4b 5b 6a 7a 8b
1a 2b 3b 4b 5b 6a 7a 8b
Answer the questions.
1. Hyde Park (has). In the middle of the park.
2. People can go boating, walk on the grass, enjoy looking at flowers, trees and water birds, feed the birds.
3. Listen to the speakers. Speak.
4. Yes, they can.
5. Next to Hyde Park.
6. In Kensington Gardens.
7. In Regant’s Park.
8. Next to Buckingham Palace.
9. Four parks: Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, Regent’s Park, St. James’s Park.
1. Hyde Park (has). In the middle of the park.
2. People can go boating, walk on the grass, enjoy looking at flowers, trees and water birds, feed the birds.
3. Listen to the speakers. Speak.
4. Yes, they can.
5. Next to Hyde Park.
6. In Kensington Gardens.
7. In Regant’s Park.
8. Next to Buckingham Palace.
9. Four parks: Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, Regent’s Park, St. James’s Park.
Match the pictures with the sentences.
1c 2d 3a 4b
1c 2d 3a 4b
Complete these new words.
1. palace
2. little
3. much
4. world
5. souvenir
6. tourist
7. road
8. from
9. buy
10. straight
11. railway
12. tour
13. bridge
14. far
15. century
16. church
17. few
18. turn
19. double-decker
20. supermarket
21. monument
22. restaurant
23. restaurant
24. post office
25. miss
26. market
27. bought
1. palace
2. little
3. much
4. world
5. souvenir
6. tourist
7. road
8. from
9. buy
10. straight
11. railway
12. tour
13. bridge
14. far
15. century
16. church
17. few
18. turn
19. double-decker
20. supermarket
21. monument
22. restaurant
23. restaurant
24. post office
25. miss
26. market
27. bought
Spell the new words.
1. tourist
2. world
3. church
4. turn
5. mobile
6. few
7. bridge
8. little
9. many
10. much
11. century
12. palace
13. nearly
14. straight
15. restaurant
1. tourist
2. world
3. church
4. turn
5. mobile
6. few
7. bridge
8. little
9. many
10. much
11. century
12. palace
13. nearly
14. straight
15. restaurant
Use article or no article.
the — National Gallery, Hermitage, British Museum, Houses of Parliament, House of Commons, Tower of London, Kremline Palace, Post office Tower, London Underground, Monument to Admiral Nelson.
Buckingham Palace, Winter Palace, Westminster Abbey, Trafalgar Square, Oxford Street, Hyde Park, Tower Bridge, Queen Victoria Memorial, Downing Street, Big Ben, Whitehall, St. Martin in-the-fields.
the — National Gallery, Hermitage, British Museum, Houses of Parliament, House of Commons, Tower of London, Kremline Palace, Post office Tower, London Underground, Monument to Admiral Nelson.
Buckingham Palace, Winter Palace, Westminster Abbey, Trafalgar Square, Oxford Street, Hyde Park, Tower Bridge, Queen Victoria Memorial, Downing Street, Big Ben, Whitehall, St. Martin in-the-fields.
Complete the sentences if necessary.
1. to
2. in
3. of
4. to
5. in
6. to
7. from
8. from
9. as, —
10. by, by
11. on, —, at
12. on, —
13. for
14. at
15. on front of
16. as, — , past, on
1. to
2. in
3. of
4. to
5. in
6. to
7. from
8. from
9. as, —
10. by, by
11. on, —, at
12. on, —
13. for
14. at
15. on front of
16. as, — , past, on
Choose the right verb form.
1. read [ri:d], read [red]
2. покупать, bought
3. пить, drink
4. get (to), got (to)
5. мочь, уметь, could
6. думать, think
7. go, went
8. иметь, had
9. писать, write
10. sing, sang
11. плавать, swam
12. ехать верхом (на велосипеде), ride
1. read [ri:d], read [red]
2. покупать, bought
3. пить, drink
4. get (to), got (to)
5. мочь, уметь, could
6. думать, think
7. go, went
8. иметь, had
9. писать, write
10. sing, sang
11. плавать, swam
12. ехать верхом (на велосипеде), ride
Complete the verb chart.
1. traveled
2. was
3. took
4. went
5. stayed
6. had
7. visited
8. walked
9. saw
10. came
11. made
12. bought
13. took
14. liked
15. didn’t have
16. didn’t visit
17. met
18. spoke
19. understood
20. couldn’t
21. understand
22. said
23. tried
24. to help
25. taught
26. enjoyed
1. traveled
2. was
3. took
4. went
5. stayed
6. had
7. visited
8. walked
9. saw
10. came
11. made
12. bought
13. took
14. liked
15. didn’t have
16. didn’t visit
17. met
18. spoke
19. understood
20. couldn’t
21. understand
22. said
23. tried
24. to help
25. taught
26. enjoyed
Complete the sentences.
A.
1. a lot of
2. many
3. much
4. many
5. a lot of
6. a lot of
7. many
8. many
9. much
10. much
11. a lot of
12. many
B.
1. few
2. little
3. few
4. a little
5. few
6. few
7. a few
8. little
9. a little
10. a few
11. little
12. a little
A.
1. a lot of
2. many
3. much
4. many
5. a lot of
6. a lot of
7. many
8. many
9. much
10. much
11. a lot of
12. many
B.
1. few
2. little
3. few
4. a little
5. few
6. few
7. a few
8. little
9. a little
10. a few
11. little
12. a little
Complete the text.
2. usually
3. sleeper
4. angrily
5. cloudy
6. foggy
7. windy
8. rainy
9. sunny
10. stormy
11. eater
12. eater
13. nearly
14. terribly
15. pleasantly
2. usually
3. sleeper
4. angrily
5. cloudy
6. foggy
7. windy
8. rainy
9. sunny
10. stormy
11. eater
12. eater
13. nearly
14. terribly
15. pleasantly
Write the same differently.
1. wonderfully
2. brightly
3. cosily
4. badly
5. sadly
6. happily
7. slowly
8. readily
9. terribly
10. beautifully
11. nicely
12. pleasantly
1. wonderfully
2. brightly
3. cosily
4. badly
5. sadly
6. happily
7. slowly
8. readily
9. terribly
10. beautifully
11. nicely
12. pleasantly
Complete the sentences.
1. smaller, better, cosier
2. best
3. warm, dry/drier
4. big, more beautiful/beautiful
5. worst
6. longest, best
7. long
8. drier
9. best/good
10. hotter, warmer
11. pleasant
12. stronger, strongest
13. old, older
14. most interesting
15. happier
1. smaller, better, cosier
2. best
3. warm, dry/drier
4. big, more beautiful/beautiful
5. worst
6. longest, best
7. long
8. drier
9. best/good
10. hotter, warmer
11. pleasant
12. stronger, strongest
13. old, older
14. most interesting
15. happier
Write the answers.
1. Thames
2. ten
3. red
4. the Houses of Parliament
5. the National Gallery
6. Hyde
7. a street
8. the House of Commons
9. Admiral Nelson
10. Buckingham Palace
11. the world
12. Buckingham Palace
13. flag
14. the Tower of London
15. the British Museum
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1. Thames
2. ten
3. red
4. the Houses of Parliament
5. the National Gallery
6. Hyde
7. a street
8. the House of Commons
9. Admiral Nelson
10. Buckingham Palace
11. the world
12. Buckingham Palace
13. flag
14. the Tower of London
15. the British Museum