People turn fifteen only once in life and Anna wanted to have a great birthday party, with cake, candles and guests. “Guests? And what if nobody comes,” Anna ______THINK______. She ______NOT/CAN______ wait till the end of the lesson and turned to Linda and Kate, who were sitting next to her. “Look, it’s my birthday this Saturday and I ______NOT/INVITE______ you yet. Will you come?” she said quietly. “We ______SOLVE______ Maths problems, can’t you see?” Linda didn’t even look up. Linda and Kate were the ______POPULAR______ girls in the class. Their fathers were successful ______BUSINESSMAN______ who Anna sometimes saw on TV. “I ______COME______ on Saturday,” Kate said suddenly. “What time is your party?” It was a cold January day in York, Pennsylvania. Dr. James turned on the television to check on the weather. The weatherman said that it was going to stay cold for several days. According to him, the roads _________BE_________ very dangerous because of the snow and ice and he strongly recommended staying at home if at all possible. Dr. James _________NOT/CAN_________ stay at home. He worked in a hospital and there were patients waiting for him there. He put on a sweater, jacket, gloves, boots and a hat, and opened his front door. Everything ________COVER__________ with snow. A cold wind blew inside. “Wow,” Dr. James said. “The weatherman was right! I wish I ________HAVE__________ a reindeer instead of my old car.” When Dr. James ________DRIVE__________ slowly to work, he saw an accident. He stopped and ________RUN__________ to the damaged car. There was a man and two ________CHILD__________ inside. “Is everyone okay?” Dr. James asked. “Yes, yes, we are fine,” answered the man. “I ________CALL__________ 911 already. They are coming to help ________WE__________. It looks like we won’t get to school today.” Once there were four children whose names were Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy. This story happened to _________THEY_________ when they had to leave their home city, London, during the war. They _________SEND_________ to the house of an old Professor who lived in the country, ten miles from the nearest railway station. He _________NOT/HAVE_________ a wife and he lived in a very large house with a housekeeper. He himself was a very old man with white hair which grew over most of his face as well as on his head. The children liked him almost at once. Only Lucy, who was the _________YOUNG_________ of them, felt a little afraid of him.  On their _________ONE_________ evening, after dinner, they said good night to the Professor and went upstairs. It was the largest house they had ever seen, so Peter suggested exploring it in the morning. When the next morning came, there was a steady rain falling. "I wish the weather _________BE_________ more cheerful!" said Edmund. "Stop complaining, Ed," said Susan. "I think the weather _________IMPROVE_________ soon." "We were going to explore the house," Peter reminded them. He _________EAT_________ a sandwich at the moment and was absolutely happy with the whole situation. Everyone nodded and at that point their amazing adventures ________BEGIN__________.  _________

By today’s standards, my mobile phone is pretty basic. It’s a Nokia. It’s a small device that receives telephone calls and sends text messages. Other than that, my phone _________NOT/DO_________ much. Most of my friends wish they _________HAVE_________ smartphones because they are cool and trendy. They say the _________GOOD_________ thing about a smartphone is that you ‘can do everything with it!’ That’s right, smartphones have many more functions than a simple phone, however, not all of them are needed. In everyday life, smartphones _________USE_________ mainly for checking social networking sites, replying to emails, and playing games. Grown-ups as well as ________CHILD__________ like playing games. Anyway, I prefer my good old Nokia. It’s my ________ONE__________ mobile phone. When I bought it, it didn’t cost _________I_________ very much. And I am not afraid anyone will ever steal it.  It’s also very reliable. Yesterday I dropped it. It _________FLY_________ down the staircase and hit the wall. I thought that _________BE_________ the end of it and I would have to buy a new one. But nothing of the kind – it still works properly! 

Learning languages is becoming a popular hobby with children and adults. It’s not only interesting but very _________USE_________, too. Foreign languages improve memory and develop ________IMAGINE__________. People who are able to speak two or more languages _________FLUENT_________ are usually more successful than their monolingual colleagues. They are better in making business and _________PERSON_________ contacts. They are more _________CREATE_________ and they are better in solving conflicts as they are able to accept new ideas and different points of view. Foreign languages make life more _________INTEREST_________ and colourful. 

Enough+ Noun (+ for and/ or + to infinitive)

I‘ve got enough time.

I‘ve got enough time to help you.

There isn’t enough time for us to go shopping.

Adjective, adverb + enough/ +for and/or +to infinitive/

You are old enough to go to school on your own now.

It’s not warm enough for us to go swimming.

I didn’t learn the vocabulary well enough to pass the test.

 Too/adverb, adjective, many\much+ Noun/+for and/or to infinitive/

They told my dad he’s too old.

They told my dad he’s too old for the job.

They told my dad he’s too old to do the job.

You are driving too slowly.

I can’t come out tonight because I’ve got too much work to do.

It’s too difficult for me to do.

Such/ a\an + adjective + Noun, adjective+ Noun(s), прилагательное + существительное) a lot of + Noun/...that…

It was such a boring concert that I fell asleep.

My cousins tell such funny jokes that I can’t help laughing.

We’ve got such a lot of homework that I don’t think I can do it all.

It was such a boring concert I fell asleep.

My cousins tell such funny jokes I can’t help laughing.

We’ve got such a lot of homework I don’t think I can do it all.

Part A.

Directions: Complete each sentence with "so" or "such."

1. That movie was ________ good.

2. That was _________ a good movie.

3. He's __________ a good speaker.

4. The food at that restaurant was ________ bad!

5. If you had ________ a bad experience, why did you stay at that hotel?

6. _________ experiences are rare.

7. They made _________ much money, they couldn't keep track of it.

8. This is ________ a bad idea.

9. There was ________ much food at the party last night.

10. There were ________ many people there.

11. It's hard to believe they could think ________ a thing.

12. How could anyone do something ________ awful

13. _________ an opportunity doesn't come along every day.

14. His speech was ________ long, a few people fell asleep.

15. We have ________ few choices for places to live.

16. Is this really _________ a difficult decision for you?

17. The roads are ________ slippery that they're hard to drive on.

18. The pizza was hard to eat because it was ________ a sloppy mess.

19. Why are you being _________ hard on yourself?

20. Why do you put up with ________ a difficult boss?

B
Directions: Complete each sentence with "so" or "such."
1. _________ is life.
2. Her baby is __________ cute.
3. Hold your head just ________ .
4. We'll make a decision at _________ and _________ a time.
5. Oh no! Say it ain't __________!
6. She loves him ________.
7. Wow! _________ nerve! I can't believe he did that.
8. Someone said you're quitting your job. Is that _________?
9. Yes, I saw what they did. ________ what? I don't care.
10. He walked quietly _________ as not to wake the children.
11. A house _________ as theirs must cost a lot of money.
12. A: How did you do on the test? B: Oh, just ______ - _______.
13. We're ________ not doing that.
14. Everything for the party was just _________ until it rained.
15. This is my website--_________ as it is. I'm still working on it.
16. Have you ever seen __________ wealth?
17. His attitude is __________ that it's hard to work with him.
18. Thank-you for being ________ a big help.
19. You are _________ busted. Your parents are going to be angry.

20. Why do I have to stop playing basketball? Who said ________?

ections: Complete each sentence with "so" or "such."
1. That movie was ___so___ good.
2. That was ___such_____ a good movie.
3. He's ____such____ a good speaker.
4. The food at that restaurant was ___so____ bad!
5. If you had __such___ a bad experience, why did you stay at that hotel?
6. _Such____ experiences are rare.
7. They made ____so___ much money, they couldn't keep track of it.
8. This is ___such___ a bad idea.
9. There was ___so___ much food at the party last night.
10. There were ___so___ many people there.
11. It's hard to believe they could think ____such____ a thing.
12. How could anyone do something ___so____ awful
13. _Such____ an opportunity doesn't come along every day.
14. His speech was ___so___ long, a few people fell asleep.
15. We have ___so___ few choices for places to live.
16. Is this really ___such____ a difficult decision for you?
17. The roads are __so____ slippery that they're hard to drive on.
18. The pizza was hard to eat because it was ___such___ a sloppy mess.
19. Why are you being ___so____ hard on yourself?

20. Why do you put up with ___such___ a difficult boss?

 _Such___ is life.
2. Her baby is ____so____ cute.
3. Hold your head just ___so___ .
4. We'll make a decision at __such_____ and ____such___ a time.
5. Oh no! Say it ain't ___so_____! ("so" = true)
6. She loves him ____so____.
7. Wow! __Such____ nerve! I can't believe he did that.
8. Someone said you're quitting your job. Is that ___so____?
9. Yes, I saw what they did. ___So___ what? I don't care.
10. He walked quietly ____so____ as not to wake the children.
11. A house ___such____ as theirs must cost a lot of money.
12. A: How did you do on the test? B: Oh, just __so___ - __so____.
13. We're ___so____ not doing that.
14. Everything for the party was just ____so_____ until it rained.
15. This is my website--___such___ as it is. I'm still working on it.
16. Have you ever seen ___such______ wealth?
17. His attitude is ___such_____ that it's hard to work with him.
18. Thank-you for being __such____ a big help.
19. You are ____so___ busted. Your parents are going to be angry.
20. Why do I have to stop playing basketball? Who said ___so___?

Result clauses: so, such, too, enough.

          So/ adjective, adverb, прилагательное, наречие, many\much+ noun/…that

My brother’s so handsome that he’s thinking of becoming a model.

We drove to the station so slowly that we missed our train.

I have to do so much homework that I don’t have time for hobbies.

My brother’s so handsome  he’s thinking of becoming a model.

We drove to the station so slowly  we missed our train.

I have to do so much homework I don’t have time for hobbies.

They’re such big fans of the team that they never miss a game.

New York City is such a big place that it’s easy to get lost

The Statue of Liberty is such a famous landmark that everyone knows where it is and what it represents

Part A.

Directions: Complete each sentence by choosing “so” or “such.”

1. I’m ________ hungry, I could eat a horse.

2. This is __________ a big mess, it will take several days to clean up.

3. It was __________ a hot day yesterday.

4. This room feels ________ hot.

5. Why is he being __________ a jerk?

6. That movie was __________ funny!

7. It was __________ a funny movie we saw it three times.

8. He’s having chest pains. __________ matters should be discussed with a doctor.

9. Marie is ___________ in love with her boyfriend.

10. It snowed __________ much last night, school was called of for today

 

Part B.

Directions: Complete each sentence by choosing “so”or “such” and “that.”

1. The movie has been _________ a big success, __________ a sequel is going to be made.

2. She liked the student’s writing _________ much _________ she gave him a gold star.

3. They’re __________ excited __________ they can’t get to sleep.

4. The patient was in __________ pain __________ the doctor gave him a sedative.

5. It was __________ a big explosion __________ it was heard several miles away.

6. These are _________ difficult times __________ we are living through.

7. Henry’s __________ rich __________ he doesn’t need to work, but he does anyway.

8. This is __________ a popular restaurant __________ a reservation is needed weeks ahead of time.

9. These are ___________ dangerous chemicals __________ you need to wear gloves when you use them.

10. The teacher’s class was __________ boring _________ some people actually went to sleep.

 

1. I’d like to describe picture №2. 2. Look, the picture shows a school girl in Maths class. 3. The girl is doing  the sums and she seems to like it.

4. As for her clothes she doesn’t look like a student very much. 5. The girl is not wearing a school uniform ,on the contrary, she is wearing a yellow T-shirt  and blue jeans. 6. The girl’s hair cut is also unusual. 7. She wears her hair short cut.

8. As far as I am concerned I dislike the photo because the girl looks like a boy very much.

9.That’s all I wanted to say about the photo. 

№1.

1.  I’d like to describe picture №2. 2. Look, The picture shows a school girl doing the sums  in  Maths class. 3. The girl is doing  the sums and she seems to like it. 4. I think she is smart because her eyes are bright and clever. 5. As for her clothes she doesn’t look like a student very much because the girl is not wearing a school uniform ,on the contrary, she is wearing a yellow T-shirt  and blue jeans. 6. The girl’s haircut is also unusual. 7. She wears her hair short cut.

8. As far as I am concerned,  I like the photo because I enjoy both Math and doing the sums at the blackboard.

9.That’s all I wanted to say about the photo. 

№2

1.I’d like to describe picture number 1. 2. Look, the picture shows my younger sister sitting in front of the fire place. 3.There is a New Year tree in the background.

 4.Sophie is holding a New Year toy in her hands .5.Sophie looks happy because she has got a present from Father Frost. 6.I like her hairdo: Sophie is wearing two short pony tails.7. I like her clothes too: she is wearing a white jacket and blue jeans. 8.The atmosphere in the picture is warm.

9.I like the picture because I like winter holidays, New Year, New Year presents and my little sister.10. That's all I wanted to say about the photo.

№ 3.

1. I’ve chosen picture number 2.  Look,This is the photo of my uncle advertising buns which he bakes. 3.I like his smile and his brown eyes.4. Frank is not so tall and he wears his dark hair short cut that’s why he looks younger than his age.5. Frank is 23 and he works as a shop assistant at the baker’s.6. Besides, he bakes bread. 7.As a baker he is wearing a white shirt and a white apron.8. Come and try Frank's buns! They are tasty.

9.As for me, I like the photo because I like both buns and my uncle. 10. That's all I wanted to say about the photo.


№4.

1. I’d like to describe picture number 3.  2. Look, The picture shows a girl reading a magazine for children.  3. The magazine might be interesting because the girl seems to be involved in reading a lot.  4. She is lying on the floor, on the carpet and feels comfortable. 5. I sometimes like to read lying on the sofa or on the floor.

6. The girl is wearing a T- shirt and shorts like me when I’m at home. 7. A blue T- shirt and red shorts make a good match. 8. Besides, she is wearing a bracelet which looks nice. 9. I like her hairdo: she wears her dark hair cut. 10. As for me, I like the photo because I like reading books this way.11. That's all I wanted to say about the photo.

1.I’d like to describe picture number 1. 2. Look, the picture shows my younger sister sitting in front of the fire place. 

 4. Sophie is holding a New Year toy in her hands .6. Sophie is wearing two short pony tails. 7.  She is wearing a white jacket and blue jeans. 

9. I like the picture because I like winter holidays, New Year, New Year presents and my little sister.10. That's all I wanted to say about the photo.
1. I’d like to describe picture number 1. 2. Look, the picture shows my younger sister sitting in front of the fire place. 3. There is a New Year tree in the background.

 4. Sophie is holding a New Year toy in her hands .5.Sophie looks happy because she has got a present from Father Frost. 6. I like her hairdo: Sophie is wearing two short pony tails. 7. I like her clothes too: she is wearing a white jacket and blue jeans. 8. The atmosphere in the picture is warm.

9. I like the picture because I like winter holidays, New Year, New Year presents and my little sister.10. That's all I wanted to say about the photo.

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Relative pronouns:

Which- for things: Have you got the book which I lent you?

Who- for people : There’s the man who stole my bag.

That- for people, things, times and places.
This is the bike that I got for Christmas 

Whose: Tony, whose farther is a lawyer, is in trouble with the police.

When: I still remember the moment when I saw her for the first time.

Where: England, where football began, has strong sporting traditions.

Why: That’s the reason why he’s always late.

Relative pronouns and prepositions.

Where= in which

The resort where we spent our holiday was very quiet.

The resort in which  we spent our holiday was very quiet.

The resort which we spent our holiday in was very quiet.

The resort that we spent our holiday in was very quiet.

When= on which

The day when I won the lottery started badly.

The day on which I won the lottery started badly.

The day which I won the lottery on started badly.

The day that I won the lottery on started badly.

I will always love New York, the city where I was born.

I will always love New York , the city in which I was born.

I will always love New York, the city which I was born in.

I will always love New York, the city  that I was born in.