Lesson three (the, third lesson)

Ing before the lesson. Now we are having our English _f we're reading a text and then we're going to have a

tr. Thank you, you can already read this text well. Sit, Your mark is «good». Do this exercise at home, please, HI a new grammar rule and revise the words of the Second Ltffon.

^ LESSON THREE (the third lesson)

¹ txercfse i, fpw*

1. them; 2. me, him; 3. them; 4. it; 5. us.

Ixerdse II, 0M

1. it; 2. us; 3. them; 4. her; 5. them; 6. him.

Exercise V. g)10t '

1. My sister works a lot. 2. They read a lot of English books.

3. Does your son work much? - No, he works very little now.

4. He receives a lot of letters every day. 5. We read very much and we write very little in class, fc. Does your son read much? -Yes, a lot. He usually reads in the evening. 7. Many students know two foreign languages. 8. Don't read too much in the evening. 9. We send letters to many foreign firms. Exercise V. §106

1. Who discusses many questions at the office? What does he

discuss at the office?

2. What usually lasts two hours? How long do your English

lessons usually last?

3. Who usually gets home at five in the afternoon? What time

do these students usually get home? ■

4. Who works at a new factory? Whose sisters work at a new

factory? Where do his sisters work?

5. Who is going to stay at the factory after work today?
Where are you going to stay after work today? When are you

going to stay at the factory?

6. Who lives far from the office?

7. Who is discussing this question now? What are they doing now? What are they discussing now? = -

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Exercise Wv 0106;

•1. at, at, from, from; 2. -, out for, in, on, with, over; 3. at, in; 4. from, -, to, -, on, at; 5. at, of, in, at; 6. at, to, for; 7. over; 8. at, after, for.

Exercise VII, (p> 7

1....walks... 2. Where does Comrade Petrov work? 3....doesn't work... 4. Do you often speak in class? 5. Who is answering... 6. Does your sister often stay... 7. I don't often get.... I often get... 8....discusses... 9....are they discussing...; 10. Are you... 11....do they know... 12. Do the students revise...?...do... 13. Are they revising... 14....does he do?... is... 15. What is he doing?... 1s translating...

Ex. VIII, @J! 07

a, a, The, a, -, the, -, the, a, -, -, -.

Exercise DC. §107

1. hours. 2. o'clock. 3. going, going. 4. walking. 5. walks. 6. go. Exercise X, 0107

A. 1. Are you going to be at home on Sunday? 2. Where are
you going on Saturday evening? 3. He only has lessons on Tues-
days and Thursdays. 4. He onlycomes here on Sundays. 5. Are
you going to the factory tomorrow? - Yes, I am. - Who is going
to stay with your son? - My sister is. 6. What time do you usually
come home? - I usually come home at seven in the evening.
7. Don't discuss this question now. We are going to discuss it on
Thursday morning. 8.1 only know English but I am going to learn
German.

B. How long does your working day last? - It lasts eight
hours. - What do you do at your office? - I answer letters and
telegrams, read magazines, translate articles from these
magazines, and (jjiscuss a lot of questions with our engineers. —
What time do you usually finish your work? -1 usually finish my
work at six. - Do you live far from your office? - No, I live near it
and I usually walk there. - Do you know German well? - I am
only learning German. — When do you have lessons? — We have
lessons on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings. - How
long does your lesson last? — Two hours. — What do you do at
home? - When I come home, I usually read magazines and do my
homework. Sometimes I write letters to my friends. I receive
many letters from them and I always answer them. - Who
translates articles at your office? - Comrade Orlov does. He

LESSON FOUR (the fourth lesson/

knows English and French. - How well does he know these
languages? - He knows them well, — Who translates letters from
German? -1 do,.....»..

Exercise W, $108

My sister is a teacher. She teaches English. Myt friend and I learn English, too, but many students work hard qt ty/o langua­ges. We're always in time for our lessons and dobufnomework well. We often read English newspapers and marazines at home. I like reading English books and I read a lot. We have tessorii on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. We do a lortf exer* cises in class and we sometimes have dictations. We read texts, translate them, answer questions, and translate sentences from Russian into English. We often walk home together after classes. We speak English and discuss our work.

LESSON FOUR (the fourth lesson)

Exercise I.

[d]

Open - opened close - dosed live - lived learn - learned return - returned stay — stayed receive - received answer - answered copy - copied

Exercise IV. (g)10

1. -Who usually does his homework in this room? - «This stu­dent does.- 2. -Who is doing his homework there now? --I don't know.» 3. I lived near my office last year. I always walked there. 4. -How well does you friend speak English? - «He speaks English badly.- 5. -What language did you iearn five years ago?»* «1 learned French.* 6. What language is he teaming now? - -He is learning German.- 7. -How long does your elass usually last? - -It usually lasts two hours. - 8. -How longdWyour class last on Wednesday morning? - -It only lasted an hour.-9. -Who did you discuss this question with last night? --I discussed it with my friends.- 10. -Who do you usually go home with? - -I go home with my friends.- 11. How weU doti ht usually know his lessons? 12.1 didn't work at this office three

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years ago. 13. Are you working there now? 14. -How long di you stay in Kiev last year? - «l stayed there a month.»-How lo are you going to stay there this year? * -I'm going to stay there month, too.» Exercise V, 011*

1. I looked at the blackboard and copied out new words 2. Where did you live last year? - I lived in Minsk. 3. Did yen thank him for the books? 4. We didn't discuss many question yesterday. 5. When did yog last revise this rule? — We only re vised it yesterday. 6. They answered many letters last month.

Exercise vi. gm

1. They were here an hour ago. 2. Was he in time for his les son yesterday? 3. Were you at home on Monday morning? — No, I was at the Ministry. 4. He wasn't at home on Wednesda evening.

Exercise VIII. gJflS

1, My friend's room; 2. My friend's rooms; 3. My friends' room; 4. My friends' rooms; 5. That engineer's son; 6. Ou teacher's sons; 7. This student's dictation; 8. Your economists' letters. 9. Your teacher's sister; 10. Mary's friend. 11. Pet Ivanov's letter.

Exercise X. 0115

1. Is your friend's room big? - No, it's small but very light.

2. You didn't answer Boris's question yesterday.

3. Does your friend's wife speak German well? - Yes, very well.

4. Whose exercise-books are these? - These are ou
students' exercise-books.

5. Do you know comrade Smirnov's friends? — Yes, I do.
. 6. Comrade Ivanov's wife is an engineer, and his sister is

doctor.

7. What is your son's name?

Exercise XIII. DH5 '

the first hour, the third exercise-book, the second letter, fourth telegram, the ninth day, the fifth lesson, the six question, the eighth week, the twelfth month, the twentie day, the twenty-fifth magazine, the forty-second day

FOUR hhm M tfMJil

Exercise XIV. gJ1IS; • r

text twenty-eignt, note thirteen, article three, Iftiq
exercise four, text fourteen, lesson thirty-six, exerctli
room forty-five, room twenty-three; *J

*tras«V... _MM

1. Who worked at a large factory then? What did thty do-tfi ft

large factory then? Where did they work then?.. ^jfe y_m

2. Whose sister stayed at her friend's over the week-tncB Where did your sister stay over the week-end? When did your titter stay at her friend's?

3. Who lived in that house ten years ago? Where did you Itvt? When did you live in that house? '•" t

4. What does Ann do well? How well does Ann play volleyball? L Who decided to go to a medical school last year? What did Nter decided to do last year?

6. What do they like to do in fine weather?

7. What did your friend write last month? What kind of artfctf
did your friend write last month? When did your friend write an
Interesting article? ^

bercise VIII. ($117 - •

t. the, a, the, a; 2. the, the, -; 3. -; 4. 5. a, a.^ Exercise IX. gjm

1. of, to, at, to; 2. after, on, at; 3. in, at; 4. before; 5. to, for; 6. at, till.

Exercise X. ©117

1.1 love children very much.

2.1 am not often at home on weekdays.

3. My son likes playing football very much. r

4. My sister's son is going to Institute this year, and my son goes to institute already.

5. When did you answer your friend's letter? - The day be­fore yesterday.

6. Yesterday the weather was fine.

7. We decided to read this article and discuss it.

8.1 lived in Minsk five years ago. I worked at a factory then.

9. I last played football five years ago.

10. When did he decide to go to hospital? - Last week.

11. Where was he last month? - He was in hospital;

12. How long did the film last? - It lasted two houfl.

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LESSON FIVE (Ihe fifth lesson)

Exercise III. $03

1. Who was in Kiev last week? Where was he last week? Whe was he in Kiev? 2. Whose friend wrote to you very often las year? Who wrote to you very often last year? Whom did y friend write to very often? When did your friend write to; very often? 3. Who was at their office yesterday morning? Wher were they yesterday morning? When were they at their office

4. Who read a lot of English books last year? What did you students read last year? What books did your students read las year? When did your students read a lot of English books

5. Whom did he take out on Monday evening? When did he tak his son out? 6. Who spoke to you about the plan yesterday? Wh did Comrade Petrov speak to about the plan yesterday? What di Comrade Petrov speak to you about yesterday? When di Comrade Petrov speak to you about the plan? 7. Who usuall goes home after classes? Where do the students usually g home? When do the students usually go home?

Exerdse IV, [p23

1. When did your engineer come back to Moscow? - He cam

back to Moscow three days ago. ■

2. Who went to Leningrad last week? - Comrade Zotov did.

3. Boris read the fourth sentence very well.

4. Comrade Petrov went to the blackboard, wrote
sentence, read it and went back to his desk.

' 5. What exercise did you do at home yesterday? - Exerci Twenty.

6. Speak to Comrade Zotov about this, he returned from Len
ingrad yesterday.

7. How well did your students speak English last year?

8. When did your sister come to Moscow? - Three years ago. 9; What did you do in class yesterday? - We read texts an

did exercises, spoke English to our teacher and translated sen tences from Russian into English.

10. When did you receive this letter? - Yesterday morning.

Exercise V. ©IB

Vi. take, give. 2. take. 3. gave, give, take (give). 4. take..

Exercise VI £)il5

a) 1.1 read his article last week.. >

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2.1 didn't see him yesterday. • >..

3. Their friends came to see them last week. mvA^nvi

4. -What is your name? - we asked him. i • /v /.

5. Pe*rov's sisters decided to come and see him anohWtnt to place last week. -. v i, -.m

■ ^T 6. The weather was fine and the children asked their sfftttr to
tike them to the park. ¹.

7. Where did you see him last week? - We saw him In the thtatre. His children were also with him." V • ' ■, -1 \^8. Belov's friends asked him about his work and he answered their questions.

9.1 am going to take these magazines and read them at home,

b) 1.1 like reading.

He likes to read after dinner. \¹

. My sister's son likes skating.

4. Do you like skiing?

5. We love our country.

6. Do you like this park?

7. fi№he£ like the new film? - Yes, they liked it a lot'' *

8. Whit kffld of books do you like?

9. They didn't like this engineer's article.

10. Do you like Ann's new flat?

11. She loves little children. 12.1 like your friends' children.

c) 1. Where were you yesterday? I didn't see you at the office.

2. Look at the map. What map is it?

3. What film did you see yesterday? - We saw a new film
bout students.

4.1 am going to see my son's teacher tomorrow morning. 5. He looked at me and asked 'Did you work at a factory ree years ago? '

d) 1. When do you usually have dinner (breakfast, supper)?

2. He didn't have dinnerat home the day before yesterday.

3. Are you going out for a walk before supper?

4. Are you going to ask your friends to dinner?

5. What are we going to have for breakfast? ■

6. Where is your friend? - He is having dinner.

e) 1. What is he asking for? - He's asking for a new magazine.

2. What is he asking about? - He's asking about Comridt
etrov's family.

3. They asked a lot of questions about our country.

4. He didn't ask me for an exercise-book, he asked me for text-book.

f). 1. When are you going to give me this book?

2. Did you give this book to Ann or to Mary? - I gave it Mary.

3. Don't read this article to me, I know it.

4. The teacher is reading them a new text to them.

5. I want to read this article. Don't send it to them today.

Exercise VII fjl26

1. -, of, on, at, in, -, at; 2. in, -, in, to, in; 3. to, after, t 4. for, 5. in, from, to, in, for; 6. to, for; 7. -, of, with; 8. 9. -, to, at; 10. of, on, for.

Exercise VIII. p27

the, -, the, the, a, the, -, the, the, the, the, the,
the, a, -

Exerdse IX. S127

1. Yesterday it was my day off. I usually wake up early on day off, but sometimes I do not get up at once. I got up at eig o'clock yesterday. 2. -When did you have breakfast yesterday «1 had breakfast at nine in the morning.- 3. We usually stay 1 the country over the week-end, but the weather is bad and¹ are not going to the country tomorrow. 4. -When did you last to the theatre? - -Two weeks ago.* 5. I usually go to bed eleven o'clock. Yesterday my friends came to see me, and went to bed at one in the morning. 6. She is not at home n She is playing tennis. 7. When did you son go to college?

Exercise X. £ 127

1. Who came to see you yesterday? - My son's friends di We were glad to see them. They stayed with us till evening.

2. Where were you yesterday? — I went to the cinema. — D you like the film? - Yes, It was an interesting film. I liked it lot. - When did you come home? - I came home late and we

to bed at once.

3. We read a new text in class the day before yesterda
Then the teacher asked us questions and we answered them.

4. What time did you have dinner today? — I had dinner

three.

5. Do you like playing chess? - Yes, but I don't often pi
chess now. I often played chess last year.

22;

6.1 usually spend weekends with my family. We dtdtltfd to
10 to the country last Sunday. We went there in the m6mlft|«
The weather was fine and we returned to town latrlft
•vtnlng • • \\.

7. My little son likes to ask me a lot of questions and I alwtyi iniwerthem. *" ' '

8. Where were you yesterday? I came to your place but you Wtre not at home.

9. Where are your children? - They are skating in the park, berdse XI, $m

My friend Ann came to see me on Saturday after work. Wt dtcided to revise the words of the first five lessons before the Bctation. We began to work at seven in the evening. I Hke to with Ann. She reads a lot and knows English well. We rt-the words and read the texts. We also revised the grammar rules and did a lot of exercises. Then Ann asked me a lot of ques­tions and I answered them. We spent a lot of time on it. We fin­ished to work at nine o'clock. «1 want to go to the cinema and let a new film. Do you want to go with me? - asked Ann. -I'd love to,» I answered. -My sister saw tt last week and she liked ft a lot.- We went to the cinema at ten. The film lasted two hours and finished at 12. We came home late and Ann stayed with us. On Sunday we decided to go to the country. The weather was fine and we spent three hours in the country. We came home at five in the evening. After dinner we went to Ann's friends. We wanted to go for a walk with them in the evening but then we decided to go to the theatre.

LESSON SIX (the sixth lesson) 13*

a. 1. Mary hasn't got a family. Has Mary got a family?

2. Jane hasn't got many children. Has Jane got many

hildren?

3.1 haven't got a wife. Have you got a wife?

4. My children haven't got many friends. Have you children ot many friends?

b. 1. They don't have their English in the morning. Do they
ave their English in the morning?

2. They didn't have a dictation yesterday. Did thty have a

rctation yesterday?

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3. He isn't having a dictation now. Is he having a dictation now? c. 1.1 don't often have much work to do. Do you often ha much work to< Jo?.

2. I haven't got much work.to-do today. Do you have mud-work to do today?

3. She didn't have much work to do last week. Did she ba' much work to do last week?

Exercise V, gjB5

a) 1. I've got an interesting book about Repin.

2. My friend's sister has got two little children.

3. Has your friend got a big or a small family?

4. How many children has your friend got?

5. My son's got a lot of Russian books but he hasn't got an
English books.

6. Who's got any questions? - l.'ve got one.

b) 1. What time do you usually have breakfast?.:.
2. We had breakfast very early today.

^: 3. Did you have dinner late today?

4. Where did you have dinner yesterday? - Yesterday I had
dinner at home. •

5. They're having dinner now.

c) 1." Unfortunately, I haven't got any time today to discuss
this question with you.

2. Have you got much time in the evening to do your English
homework?

3. Did you-have much work to do yesterday? *

4. Please give me the magazine, I've got some time now to
read this article.

5. Do you often have colds? ^:

6. Have you got a cold now? - Yes, I have.

Exercise VII. 0134

.1. any. 2. any. 3. any. 4. any. 5. any. Exercise VIII, §136

1. Did you know a foreign language five years ago?

2. Did you read any English books last month?

3. Some students prepare their homework here.. 4.1 haven't got any German magazines at home. 5. Have you got any friends in Leningrad?

6.1 haven't sot any questions.

7. Have you got any questions? - Yes, I've got some.. *n
8.1 don't see any mistakes in this sentence.

■ LESSON SIX (the sixth lesson)

• 9. Does your father speak a foreign languages? •

Exercise X, gli36

1. Has any of you got children? - Yes, many of us have.

2. Which of you has got any questions? - Some of us have got

£ ome questions. \.

3. Three of our engineers play tennis well.

4. Two of your students are here now.

5. Many of them like skating.

Exercise VI. gfl138

1. My friend's 2. His sister's 3. These children's 4. My broth-
er's 5. This girl's 6. Their teacher's 7. Petrov's.

Exercise VII. gm

of, from, of, at, to, at, in, —, at, in, of, to, at, at, -, df, to, with, in, from, in, to, with, -, with, to.

Exercise IX, 9138

a, a. a, a, -, a, a, an, the, —, the, -, the, -, a, a, a.

Exercise XI. fl139

a) 1. This student didn't make many mistakes in the test yes­terday and got a good mark for it... 2. Who did this work yesterday?

3. What kind of exercises do you usually do at home? -.: b) 1. My sister speaks English very well and she teaches her children to speak English.

2. We often speak about our work.

3. Please speak to her about this in the evening.
4.1 didn't tell her about this yesterday,

c) 1. When did you leave school? - I left school in 1950.

2. Which of you graduated from the Institute in I960?

3. My sister graduated from Moscow University last year.
Now she teaches German.

4. Where did you leave your exercise-book? - I think I left it

in the office yesterday.

_fc 5. He usually leaves his books here.

d) 1.1 think they left Moscow last week.
2.1 think they went to Minsk a week ago.

3. When are they leaving for Kiev?

4. They went to Minsk three years ago and they live there now.

5. He went to his parents and he is going to spend the sum-
mer with them. •

e) 1. Is the fttm over?

2. What time did the film finish? - At five.

3. Sometimes our lessons finish at seven in the evening.

4.1 wanted to speak to him but the lessons were over and he wasn't in the Institute.

f) 1. When was Pushkin born? - Pushkin was born in 1799.

2. When was Tolstoy born? - Tolstoy was born in 1828.

. 3. When was Lomonosov born? - Lomonosov was born in 1711.

4. When was Swift born? - Swift was born in 1667.

5. When was Choser born? - Choser was bom in 1340.

6. When was Shakespeare born? - Shakespeare was born in
1564.

Exercise XIII. |f 1< K>

1. My sister's son is a pioneer. He's doing well at school. As a rule he doesn't get bad marks. My sister usually helps him with his homework.

2.1 haven't got any sisters but I've got four brothers. Two of my brothers graduated from their Institute last year and two of them go to school.

3. This young woman is an engineer. She works at a big facto­ry. She usually has a lot of work to do. Every morning she takes her little son to a nursery-school.

4. Comrade Klimov is an old worker. He hasn't got any grandsons but he has two granddaughters. The " first granddaughter of Comrade Klimov was bom seven years ago, the second one was bom last year.

5. Last year I didn't learn English and I didn't have any Eng­lish books. Now I have got a lot of English books. In the evening I usually read English. My husband also knows English and we sometimes speak English. Next year I am going to learn French.

6. My parents live in the country. They've got three rooms there. I usually go to see them in summer and sometimes in win­ter. I don't like to go there in spring and in autumn..

7.1 am going to have a lot of work to do next week.

8. How much time do you usually spend on your homework? -
As a rule, I spend two hours'on it.

9. How many subjects do you do?. " •

10. Don't help your son with his homework.

11.1 think, some of these subjects are very interesting.

12. Are you leaving for Kiev next week? - Yes, I am going
there to see my parents.

13. Who left these exercise-books here?. i

Exercise XIV. 31«

I was a student five years ago. I studied at the Institute of Foreign Languages and lived with my parents in Moscow. I learned two foreign languages: English and French. The lessons at the Institute began at eight and I usually got up very early. I spent a lot of time in the Institute. I read a tot of English and French books. Now I don't live in Moscow. I graduated from the Institute in 1975 and went to Tula. Now I am an English teacher. I work at school. I like teaching children. I've got a lot of school­children. They are doing well. My family isn't big, I've got two children: a son and a daughter. My wife doesn't work now. She stays at home with our son. He was only bom a year ago. My daughter is five. She doesn't go to school and every morning I take her to a nursery-school. My wife is an engineer. She tikes her work very much and she wants to begin working again. My parents love their grandchildren very much. They often write to us and always come to see us in summer. As a rule I go to Moscow to see my parents in winter.

LESSON SEVEN (the seventh lesson)

Exercise l gm

1. there are 2. there is 3. there is 4. there is 5. there were 6. there is 7. there is 8. there are 9. are there — there are 10.— 11. there are 12. there were.

Exercise IV. gM

1. is 2. are 3. is 4. is 5. is 6. wasn't 7. were

Exercise VI, |f 1«

1. What is there in our city? 2. How many chairs are there in
the room? 3. What is there on your table? What kind of books are
there on your table? 4. Whose exercise-book are there many
mistakes in? 5. How many mistakes are there in my dictation?
Whose dictation are there three mistakes in? 6. What is there
near my house? 7. What does Mary do? Whom does Mary teach to
play the piano?

Exercise wi. gm

A. 1. There are a lot of schools and five institutes in our city.

2. There were twenty pupils in our class last year and now
there are only fifteen.: ■.

3. Are there many magazines on that table? - No, there are
only two. < •••• -•-: •': •> • ■ ■ ■ ••• * -: ' ■ ■ '

4. There are two windows in this room. > *•:

•.5. What books are there on that table? - There are Russian
and English books. v ■: ■ «•

6. There are many engineers at our factory.;,

7. There aren't any exercise-books on this table. ■

8. How many boys and girts are there in our class? '< + There are twelve boys and eight girls.... -.

9. There was no school near our house five years ago but now there's a new big school here.

B. 1. I've got an interesting book on the table. There is an in-,
teresting book on the table. " •'

2. He hasn't got any mistakes in his dictation. There are no mistakes in this dictation. * J ' ¹

3. There are a lot of interesting articles here. She's got a lot of interesting articles here.

4. There are not many girls in this class. They've got not many girls in their class.

' C. 1. There's a new school not far from our house. The new school is not far from our house.

2. There's a theatre in the centre of the city. The theatre is in the centre of the city.

3VThe mistake is in the fifth sentence. There's a mistake in the fifth sentence.

4. The magazine is on that chair. There aren't any magazines

on that chair. "

5. There are not many grammar rules in this lesson. The new grammar rules are on page ten.

6. There are new words in this text. The new words are on the blackboard.

Exercise XIII, 0150

1. Who can translate this sentence?

2. Which of you can go to the cinema tomorrow morning? -
None of us can.

3. May I come in? „■

4. Can I have your text-book for a minute? - Certainly.

5. Can I leave my child with you for an hour? - Certainly. *
•- * 6. Could you help me? - Certainly.

. '7. Was he able to meet you? + No, he wasn't able to meet us.•* 8. Can you come tomorrow evening? - I'm afraid I can't, ^ie

2ft

9. Could you do it today? - Yes, I think I could, i

10. Which of you can read English books? -1 am afraid, none
of uscan.

» 11.1 also wanted to go to the cinema but I wasn't able to. 12.1 can't stay here today.

13. Who can answer my question?

14. Can you discuss these questions on Monday morning?

15. May I ask you a question? - Yes, of course you may.

Exercise W. 0151.'

а, a, the, the, the, a, the, an, a, a, the, the, a, the, the, the,
a, a, the, the, -, the, the, a, the, a, -, the, the. -

Exercise VII, fjj? 52

_; , 1. on, of, of, before. 2. on. 3. in, of, in, of, on, in. 4. in, of, in, to, of, with, on, to. 5. -, of, to, in. 6. of, to, at, of. 7. to, on. 8. on. 9. to, in. 10. in.

Exercise X. 0B2

1. listen to 2. hear 3. heard 4. are listening to 5. some 6. several 7. some, some

Exercise XL §153

1. There are a lot of things in this room. There is a table, five chairs, a piano, a sofa, and two arm-chairs. What else is there in this room? —There's also a bookcase. ' 2. There's a round table in the corrter. There's a piano near the window. There's a vase of flowers on the piano.

3. Where is your telephone? - It's on the writing-table in my study.

4. Yesterday I got a letter from my brother. There were two pictures of his daughter. «

5. There are a lot of students from our institute in this photo. You know many of them. ' ■

б. There are some pictures in the text-book but there are no
maps.

7. Look at these pictures. How d'you like our city? - It's very nice and clean. I went there some years ago. ■.;

8. Do you play the piano? Come to our place on Sunday. We've got a new piano.

9.. My friend got a new fiat last week. Yesterday we went to see it. It's a very comfortable flat. We liked it very much. There is a living-room (they are going to use it as a dining-room and a sitting-room), a bedroom, a bathroom and a kitchen-

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10. May I see Comrade Ivanov? - Yes, of course you may. He sits In the next room. His table is to the right of the door.

11. There are a lot of flowers near our house.

12. Do you often open the windows in your room? - When I am at home in the morning and in the evening, they're usually open but when I am at work, they're closed.

13. May I use your telephone?

Exercise XII, g? 153

I came to see my friend Petrov on the 25th of April. He's an engineer. He's got a big family. He's married and he's got three children. His parents live with him. Petrov got a flat some years ago. Their flat is on the fourth floor of a new block of flats. There are four rooms in it: a dinning-room, two bedrooms, a study, a bathroom and a kitchen. I like their dining-room very much. This is a nice big room. The walls in this room are yellow. Petrov's wife likes flowers very much. There are usually a lot of flowers in their flat. There's a piano in the corner of the dinning-room. Victor, Petrov's son, likes music and plays the piano well. There's a sofa to the right of the piano and there's a TV set to the left. There are several pictures on the walls. I also like Petrov's study. It's not big but very comfortable. There is a writing-table, a bookcase, and two arm-chairs. There are a lot of books and magazines in the bookcase. There's a telephone in the study. Yesterday I came to see Petrov again. We didn't listen to the radio. We watched a new film on TV. Then we discussed it. At 11 in the evening I went home.

LESSON EIGHT (the eighth lesson)

Exercise V. $159

1. Who has never been to any foreign countries? Where have
they never been?

2. Who has seen this new film yet? What have you seen yet?

3. Whose friend has translated two English books into Rus-
sian? What has his friend translated Into Russian? How many
English books has his friend translated into Russian?

4. Who has never lived here?

. 5." Who has sent us several telegrames lately? Whom have
they sent several telegrames lately? How many telegrames have
they sent us lately? What have they sent us lately? *> £