Short texts for reading

[Dzhiganov]

 P.3 Ex. 2

1)They were supposed to leave at ten o'clock yesterday.
2)He is supposed to come tomorrow at five.
3)He is supposed to be here now.
4)The train is supposed to faster than the bus.
5)John is supposed to be a better student than Henry.
6)He was supposed to be here yesterday at three o'clock.
7)He is supposed to call me tomorrow.
8)He is supposed to know her well.
9)This book was suppose to be published last year.
10)These chairs are supposed to be put in the next room.

[Michail(Варшавский)]

                                                                          p.3 ex 2
 1. They were supposed to leave at ten o'clock yesterday.
 2. He is supposed to come tomorrow at five.
 3. He is supposed to be here now.
 4. The train is supposed to be faster than the bus.
 5. John is supposed to be a better student than the bus.
 6. He was supposed to be here yesterday at three o'clock.
 7. He is supposed to call me tomorrow.
 8. He is supposed to know her well.
 9. This book was supposed to publish last year.
10.These chairs are supposed to put in the nextroom.

[david tagiev]

p.3 ex 2
1)They were supposed to leave at ten o'clock yesterday.
2)He is supposed to come tomorrow at five.
3)He is supposed to be here now.
4)The train is supposed to be faster than the bus.
5)John is supposed to be a better student than the bus.
6)He was supposed to be here yesterday at three o'clock.
7)He is supposed to call me tomorrow.
8)He is supposed to know her well.
9)This book was supposed to be published last year.
10)These chairs are supposed to put in the nextroom.

[SofiaF]

10-7845326
11-263574
12-3
13-1
14-4
15-3
16-4
17-3
18-2
19-was
20-has seen
21-will remain
22-had ruled
23-had invested
24-kept
25-is visited
26-countless
27-widely
28-prevention
29-movement
30-various
31-owners
32-2 greeting
33-4 worry
34-1 caught
35-1 turned
36-3 on
37-3 after
38-2 treating

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N10     N11    N12    N13   N14   N15   N16   N17   N18      N19           N20       N21             N22                N23
A=7     A=2    3        12      4        3       4      2        1    had been      saw     will remain    had ruled     have invested
B=8     B=6         
C=4     C=3        N24        N25          N26     N27       N28            N29            N30            N31          N32    N33   N34
D=5    D=5        kept      visited        less      ???      prevent       moove        varyable        own           1         4       1
E=3     E=7     
F=2     F=4        N35    N36      N37    N38   
G=6                    1        3          3         2

[Dmitriev Andrey]

Romancing the Stone

Joan Wilder is from New York. She is a successful romance novelist. But Joan is so lonely. Her editor believes she is waiting to meet a romantic hero like the ones she writes about. Joan gets a call from her sister Elaine, who has been kidnapped by smugglers. As Joan leaves her apartment to meet her editor, Gloria, she is handed a letter containing a map, sent to her by her late brother-in-law, Eduardo, who had been murdered a few days prior. While she is gone, a man tries to break into her apartment and is discovered by her apartment supervisor, who he kills. Returning to her apartment, Joan finds it ransacked. Joan then receives a frantic phone call from Elaine, who instructs Joan to go to Colombia with the map she received.

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     Flying to Colombia, Joan is detoured by Zolo, the man who killed Elaine's husband, Eduardo. Zolo tricks her into boarding the wrong bus, heading deep into the interior of the country instead of to the coastal city of Cartagena, where Elaine is being held. When Joan distracts the bus driver by asking where they are going, the bus crashes into a Land Rover, wrecking both vehicles. As the rest of the passengers walk away, Joan is menaced by Zolo but is saved by the Land Rover's owner, American exotic bird smuggler Jack T. Colton. For getting her out of the jungle and to a telephone, Joan promises to pay Jack $375 in traveler's cheques.
     Jack and Joan travel the jungle while eluding the military police and Zolo, who wants the treasure map. After spending a night hiding in a smuggler's crashed C-47 aircraft, they encounter a drug lord named Juan, who is a big fan of Joan's novels and helps them escape from Zolo.

[K. So.]

EX1, page 4.
1. Oh, no! I`ve never repaired a car myself.
2. Of course I would, but it`s hardly possible. You`ll never be able to do it. It`s too old.
3. Oh, no! I`ve never driven a car.
4. Of course, I would, but it`s hardly possible. I`ve got too many suitcases and I need a bigger car than yours.
5. Oh, no! I`ve never played chess.
6. Of course, I would, but it`s hardly possible. I`m too old and dull for that.
7. Oh, no! I`ve never spoken English.

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Ex1
1) Can you repair your car yourself?
    Oh, no! I've newer repaired my car by myself
2) Would you like me to repaire it for you ?
    Of cours i would like but it's, but it's hardly possible. You'll newer be able to repaire it. It's to old.
3) Can you drive a car ?
    Oh no! I've newer drived a car ?
4) Would you like me to drive you to the railway station?
    Of cours i would, but it's hardly possible. You'll newer be able to do it. I've got to many suitcases and i need a bigger
    car then yours
5) Can you play chess?
    Oh, no! I've never played this game before.
6) Woul you like me to teach you?
    Of cours ,i would, but it's hardly possible. You'll never be able to do it. I'm too old for this shit.
7) Can you try tob speak english to him?
    Oh, no! I've never spoke english to him.
8) Would you like me to speak english to him ?
    Of cours, i would, but it's hardly possible. You'll never be able to do it. I'm sure he won't understand a word .

[SofiaF]

Ex 1 p4

1.Oh no! I've never repaired a car myself.
2.Of course i would, but it's hardly possible. You'll never be able to do it. It's too old.
3.Oh no! I've never drove a car.
4.Of course, i would, but it's hardly possible. You'll never be able to do it. I've got too many suitases and i need a bigger car than yours.
5.Oh no! I've never played chess.
6.Of course i would, but it's hardy possible. You'll never be able to do it. I'm too old and dull for that.
7.Oh no! I've never spoke english to him.
8. Of course i would, but it's hardly possible. Uou'll never be able to do it. I'm sure he won't understand a word.

Ex 2 p4

1.I haven't asked anybody anything.
2.I haven't spoken to anyone about anybody.
3.I haven't told anything to anybody.
4.I haven't promised anything to anyone.

1.Because this deed is inhuman, isn't it?
2.Because this matter is insignificant, isn't it?
3. Because it is uncomfortable, isn't it?
4.Because he is unkind and unreliable, isn't he?

[М.Розеншток]

Ex.1

1). Oh, no! I've never repaired my car myself.
2). Of course, I would, but it's hardly possible. You'll never be able to do it. It's too old.
3). Oh, no! I've never driven a car.
4). Of course, I would, but it's hardly possible. You'll never be able to do it. I've got too many suitcases and I need a bigger car than yours.
5). Oh, no! I've never played chess.
6). Of course, I would, but it's hardly possible. You'll never be able to do it. I'm too old and dull for that.
7). Oh, no! I've never spoken English to him.
8). Of course, I would, but it's hardly possible. You'll never be able to do it. I'm sure he won't understand a word.

Ex.2

1). I haven't told anybody anything.
2). I haven't spoken to anybody about anything.
3). I haven't told anybody anything.
4). I haven't promise anybody anything.
5). Because it's inhuman, isn't it?
6). Because it's insignificant, isn't it?
7). Because it's uncomfortable, isn't it?
8). Because he's unkind and unreliable, isn't he?

[варварик]

ex.1 p.4
1.Looking at how happy you are makes me feel young again.
2.I know the man to be a star in his younger days.
3.They must be thankful for your advice.I believe it wll them a lot of good.
4.He was going life go on as if nothing had happened.
5.We considered it wrong they couldn't make it.
6.I have often known medicine work wonders.
7.Each of us told a story and that made the time pass.
8.It's free

[NASTIA.NOVI.aue]

                                                page 4, ex 1
1.Looking at how happy you are makes me feel young again.
 2.I know the man to be a star in his youngers days.
  3.They must be thankul for your advice.I believe it will do them a lot

[Хрум-Хрумыч]

                                                                                   Ex. 1 p. 4
1. Looking at how happy you are makes me feel young again.
2. I know the man to be  a star in his younger days.
3. They must be thankful for your advice. I believe it will do them a lot of good.
4. He was going to let life go on as if nothing had happened.
5. We considered it to be wrong they couldn`t make us do it.
6. 

[люблю ситору]

                                                                           ex. 2, p. 4
1. To borrow this book from the library.
Would you like me to borrow this book from the library?
2. To write now.
Would you like me to write now?
3. To copy this text.
Would you like me to copy this text?
4. To join you.
Would you like me to join you?
5. To see you off to the airport.
Would you like me to see you off to the airport?
6. To close the window. It's cold in the room.
Would you like me to close the window?
7. To play chess with you.
Would you like me to play chess with you?

[vika.nosik]

April 9, 2019                                                CLASS WORK
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1. Looking at how happy you are makes me feel young again.
2. I know the man to be a star in his younger days.
3. They must be thankful for your advice. I believe it will do them a lot of good.
4. He was going to let life go on as if nothing had happened.
5. We considered it to be wrong, they couldn't make us do it.
6. I have often known medicine to work wonders.
7. Each of us told a story and that made the time pass.
8. It's freezing outside. I want you to put on your fur coat.
9. One shouldn't let small mistakes spoil one's whole life.
10. You can't expect her to behave like that.