Short texts for reading

[Michail(Варшавский)]

P. 4 Ex. 4

1. They are supposed to start the work soon.
    They aren't supposed to start the work soon.
    Are they supposed to start the work soon?
    When are they supposed to start the work?

2. They are supposed to finish the work tomorrow.
    They aren't supposed to finish the work tomorrow.
    Are they suposed to finish the work tomorrow?
    When are they supposed to finsh the work?

3. The package was supposed to be delivered yesterday.
    The package wasn't supposed to be delivered yesterday.
    Was the package supposed to be delivered yesterday?
    When was the pacage supposed o be delivered?

4. He is supposed to live somewhere on this street.
    He isn't supposed to live somewhere on this street.
    Is he supposed to live somewhere on this street?
    When is he supposed to live somewhere on this street?

5. He was supposed to telephone me yesterday.
    He wasn't supposed to telephone me yesterday.
    Was he supposed to telephone me yesterday?
    When was he supposed to telephone me?

6. We were supposed to meet them on 42nd street.
    We weren't supposed to meet them on 42nd street.
    Were we supposed to meet them on 42nd street?
    When were we supposed to meet them on 42n street?

7. The book is supposed to be published in spring.
    The book wasn't supposed to be published in spring.
    Was the book supposed to be published in spring?
    When was the book supposed to be published.

8. The President is supposed to visit the city tomorrow.
    The President isn't supposed to visit the city tomorrow.
    Is the President supposed to visit the city tomorrow?
    When is the President supposed to visit the city?

9. He is supposed to arrive on the ten o'clock train.
    He isn't supposed to arrive on the ten o'clock train.
    Is he supposed to arive on the ten o'clock train?
    When is he supposed to arrive?

[david tagiev]

ex.4 p.4

1.They are suppsed to start the work soon.
They aren't suppsed to start the work soon.
Are they suppsed to start the work soon?
When are they supposed to start the work?

2.They are supposed to finish the work tomorrow.
They aren't supposed to finish the work tomorrow.
Are they supposed to finish the work tomorrow?
When are they supposed to finish the work?

3.The package was supposed to be delivered yesterday.
The package wasn't supposed to be delivered yesterday.
Was the package supposed to be delivered yesterday?
When was the package supposed to be delivered?

4.He is supposed to live somewhere on this street.
He isn't supposed to live somewhere on this street.
Is he supposed to live somewhere on this street?
Where is he supposed to live?

5.He was supposed to telephone me yesterday.
He wasn't supposed to telephone me yesterday.
Was he supposed to telephone me yesterday?
When was he supposed to telephone me?

6.We were supposed to meet them on 42nd Street.
We weren't supposed to meet them on 42nd Street.
Were we supposed to meet them on 42nd Street?
Where were we supposed to meet them?

7.The book is supposed to be published in spring.
The book isn't supposed to be published in spring.
Is the book supposed to be published in spring?
When is the book supposed to be published?

8.The President is supposed to visit the city tomorrow.
The President isn't supposed to visit the city tomorrow.
Is the President supposed to visit the city tomorrow?
When is the President supposed to visit the city?

9.He is supposed to arrive on ten o'clock train.
He isn't supposed to arrive on ten o'clock train.
Is he supposed to arrive on ten o'clock train?
When is he supposed to arrive?

[Mihsa Grihsin]

1. They are supposed to start the work soon.
a. They aren't supposed to start the work soon.
b. Are they supposed to start the work soon?
c. When are they supposed to start the work?
2. They are supposed to finish the work tomorrow.
a. They aren't supposed to finish the work tomorrow.
b. Are they suposed to finish the work tomorrow?
c. When are they supposed to finsh the work?
3. The package was supposed to be delivered yesterday.
a. The package wasn't supposed to be delivered yesterday.
b. Was the package supposed to be delivered yesterday?
c. When was the pacage supposed o be delivered?
4. He is supposed to live somewhere on this street.
a. He isn't supposed to live somewhere on this street.
b. Is he supposed to live somewhere on this street?
c. When is he supposed to live somewhere on this street?
5. He was supposed to telephone me yesterday.
a. He wasn't supposed to telephone me yesterday.
b. Was he supposed to telephone me yesterday?
c. When was he supposed to telephone me?
6. We were supposed to meet them on 42nd street.
a. We weren't supposed to meet them on 42nd street.
b. Were we supposed to meet them on 42nd street?
c. When were we supposed to meet them on 42n street?
7. The book is supposed to be published in spring.
a. The book wasn't supposed to be published in spring.
b. Was the book supposed to be published in spring?
c. When was the book supposed to be published.
8. The President is supposed to visit the city tomorrow.
a. The President isn't supposed to visit the city tomorrow.
b. Is the President supposed to visit the city tomorrow?
c. When is the President supposed to visit the city?
9. He is supposed to arrive on the ten o'clock train.
a. He isn't supposed to arrive on the ten o'clock train.
b. Is he supposed to arive on the ten o'clock train?
c. When is he supposed to arrive?

[Хрум-Хрумыч]

                                                                            ex. 2 p. 19
1. A good and lasting souvenir, something to remind me of the place and the spell of my life I spent there.
2. She was hesitating because fare to Manhattan five dollars.
3. In this country the bus paying the five kopeck fare. People don`t often take a taxi.

[vika.nosik]

                                                        CLASS WORK                   APRIL 12, 2019
                                                                        ex. 2,3 l p. 19, 20
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1. The author of the story was going to buy a souvenir to remember New York.
2. She was hesitating about taking a bus to Manhattan, because she thinks the bus fare is too expensive.
3. In this country the bus fare is five kopeck.
Yes, the people often take a taxi. Some of them just to get to the office in time.
4. The people in the streets of New York dressed differently: a  beautiful woman in clothes of grey and blue colors which went together perfectly, two men in fashionable furs, another man of strange green material, an old woman dressed as if she were going to join the circus, a very young girl in sandals and with her knees naked and red from the cold freezing weather.
5. The gold chain attracted the author's attention, because it was chip, modest and it cost one hundred dollars, exactly the sum the author possessed.

[NASTIA.NOVI.aue]

                                                  ex2/p19
1)A good and lasting souvenir,something to remind me of the place and the spell jf my life i spent there
2)it fluctuated because it is necessary to pay five dolor for a trip
3)Five dollars.They often by the taxy.
4)There are different people in the streets of Ney York. One beatiful woman in clothes of grey and blue colours wich went together perfectly. Two men in fashinobale furs, another man in a loose-in-the-shoulders coat made of strange green material, an old woman dressed as if she were goint to join the circus, a very young  girl in asandals and with her knees naked and red ftom the cold freesingwether.
5)It was a gold chain, a modest one , not very long, to be perfectly honest, not very much to look at.

[варварик]

Ex.2 p.19
1.The author of the story going to Manhattan,to buy a souvenir, to remember New York.
2.She hesitating about taking a bus to Manhattan, because she things a bus fare a too expensive.
3.In this country the bus fare is 5 kopeck.
Yes, the people often take a taxi in this country.
4.The people of the streets of New York a very differently: A beautiful woman in clothes of grey and blue colours which went together perfectly, two men im fashionable furs, another man in a loose-in-the-shoulders coat made of strange green material, an old woman dressed as if she were going to join the circus, a very young girl in sandals and with her knees naked and red from the cold freezing weather.
5.The gold chain,a modest one, not very long, to perfectly honest, not very much to look at, but at a very reasonable price.

[Михаил Балтайс]

ex 2 .
1.she was going to buy a souvenir.
2. she was hesitate to go to Manhatten by bus because it was very expencive.
3.it was cost five copek. The people often take a taxi.
4.there are different people in the streets of Ney York. One beatiful woman in clothes of grey and blue colours wich went together perfectly. Two men in fashinobale furs, another man in a loose-in-the-shoulders coat made of strange green material, an old woman dressed as if she were goint to join the circus, a very young  girl in asandals and with her knees naked and red ftom the cold freesingwether.
5.it was a gold chain, a modest one , not very long, to be perfectly honest, not very much to look at.

[люблю ситору]

                                                                 ex. 2, p. 19-20
1. The author of the story was going to buy a souvenir to remember New York.
2. She was hesitating about taking a bus to Manhattan, because she thinks the bus fare is too expensive.
3. In this country the bus fare is five copeck.
Yes, the people often take a taxi. Some of them just to get to the office in time.
4. The people in the streets of New York dressed differently: a  beautiful woman in clothes of grey and blue colors which went together perfectly, two men in fashionable furs, another man of strange green material, an old woman dressed as if she were going to join the circus, a very young girl in sandals and with her knees naked and red from the cold freezing weather.
5. The gold chain attracted the author's attention, because it was chip, modest and it cost one hundred dollars, exactly the sum the author possessed.

[Boykov Tim]

ex. 2
...
1) They was 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 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 supposed to publish last year.
10) These chairs is supposed to put in the next room.
...

[Nader Z]

P. 3 Ex. II

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.

P. 3 Ex. III

1. The train is supposed to arrive at four o'clock.
2. She is supposed to bring the book with her.
3. He was supposed to arrive last night.
4. The war was supposed to be over sooner.
5. The lesson is supposed to finish at ten o'clock.
6. Our lesson is supposed to last one hour.
7. The parade is supposed to end soon.
8. THe bus is supposed to stop here.
9. The weather is supposed to be hot tomorrow.

[Ｅｌｌｙ]

                                                      Ex. 2 p. 3

1. They were supposed to leave at ten o'clock yesterday.
2. He is supposed to come tomorrow at 5.
3. He is supposed  to be here now.
4. The train is supposed to be faster that bus.
5. John 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 supposed to be publish last year.
10. These chais are supposed to put in the next room.

[Emiliya Boyko]

                                                                    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 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 supposed to publish last year.
10. These chairs are supposed to put in the next room.

[kseniaSeregina]

                                                                             exercize 2
1.They were suppose to leave at ten o"clock yesterday.
2.He supposed to come tomorrow at five.
3.He suppose to be here now.
4. The train suppose 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.

[DashaVinokurova]

                                                                                                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 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 supposed to publish last year.
10.These chairs is supposed to put in the next room.