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[Михаил Балтайс]

ex4 pg4
1.peter is not as good as Jhon but he is much better than James.
2.they havent got as much money as wiiliams but they are have much more money tha smiths.
3.Londonnot as far from here as cambridge but it is much farther than oksford.
4.I am not as tired as  Jhon but much more tired than James
5. he is not like his father as sister but much more like his father than his brother.
6.this year wasnt as bad as last but it much worst that the year before.
7.I havent got as little money as yesterday burt I have muchlistmoney that the day before.

[Хрум-Хрумыч]

1. Is Peter as good as John or James?
 He isn`t as good as John,  but he`s much better than James.
2. Have they got as much money as the Williems or the Smith?
 They haven`t got as much money as the Williems, but they have got much more money.
3. Is London as far from here as Cambridge or Oxford?
 London isn`t as far from here as Cambridge, but is much farther here than Oxford.
4. Are you as tired today as John or James?
 I am not as tired today as John, but I am much more tired  than James.
5. Is he as like his father as his sister or brother?
 He isn`t as like his father as his sister, but his more like his father than his brother.
6. Was this year as bad as last year or the year before?
 This year wasn`t as baf as last year, but it was much better than this year before.
7. Have you got as little money today as you had yesterday and the day before?
I haven`t got as little money today as you had yesterday, but I got much less money than today before yesterday.

[NASTIA.NOVI.aue]

Ex.4 p.5
1. Is Peter as good as John or James?
 He isn`t as good as John,  but he`s much better than James.
2. Have they got as much money as the Williems or the Smith?
 They haven`t got as much money as the Williems, but they have got much more money.
3. Is London as far from here as Cambridge or Oxford?
 London isn`t as far from here as Cambridge, but is much farther here than Oxford.
4. Are you as tired today as John or James?
 I am not as tired today as John, but I am much more tired  than James.
5. Is he as like his father as his sister or brother?
 He isn`t as like his father as his sister, but his more like his father than his brother.
6. Was this year as bad as last year or the year before?
 This year was as baf as last year, but it was much better than this year before.
7. Have you got as little money today as you had yesterday and the day before?
I haven`t got as little money today as you had yesterday, but I got much less money than today before yesterday.

[УбийцаКрови2003]

Monakhov Ex4 P4
1. Is peter as good as john of james?
Peter isn't as good as John but much better than James
2. Have they got as much money as the williems or the smiths
They haven't got as much monet as the williems but they got much more money than the smiths.
3. Is London as far from here as cambridege or oxford?
London is not as far from here as cambride but much farer than oxford.
4. Are you as tired today as john or james?
I am not as tired today as john but i am much more tired than james.
5. Is he like his father as his sister or broter?
He isn't likre h

[Ilya191]

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

[K. So.]

   Page 4; EX 4.
1.   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.   a) The package wasn`t supposed to be delivered yesterday.
        b) Was the package supposed to be delivered yesterday?
        c) When was the package supposed to be delivered?

3.   a) He isn`t supposed to live somewhere on this street.
        b) Is he supposed to live somewhere on this street?
        c) Where is he supposed to live?

4.   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?

5.   a) We weren`t supposed to meet them on 42nd Street.
        b) Were we supposed to meet them on 42nd Street?
        c) Where were we supposed to meet them?

6.   a) The book isn`t supposed to be published in the spring.
        b) Is the book supposed to be published in the spring?
        c) When is the book supposed to be published?

7.   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?

8.   a) He isn`t supposed to arrive on the ten o`clock train.
        b) Is he supposed to arrive on ten o`clock train?
        c) What train is he supposed to arrive on?

[Артем Бычков]

1) 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 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 wasn’t supposed to be delivered yesterday.
Was the package supposed to be delivered yesterday?
When the package supposed to be delivered?
4) He isn’t supposed to leave somewhere on the street.
Is he supposed to leave somewhere on the street?
When is he supposed to leave somewhere on the street?
5) He wasn’t supposed to telephone my yesterday.
Was he supposed to telephone my yesterday?
When was he supposed to telephone my?
6) 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 42nd street?
7) The book isn’t supposed to be published in the sprung.
Is the book supposed to be published in the sprung?
When is the book supposed to be published?
8) 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 isn’t supposed to arrive on the ten o’clock train.
IS he supposed to arrive on the ten o’clock train?
When is he supposed to arrive on the ten o’clock?

[Boykov Tim]

ex. 6 p. 6-7.
.
1. I noticed him going to the table and
2. I felt someone watching me, and I didn't like it.
3. "He's an experienced driver."
"Really? I'm sorry. I've never seen him driving a car."
4. I heard he passed the exams and went to the sea.
5. I've never heard you singing.
6. Your friend is somewhere here. I noticed him entering the

[Dzhiganov]

Ex.6 P.6

1. I observed him walk up to the table and gently take a pipe.

2. I felt someone watching me and I didn't like that.

3. "He is a very experience driver."- "Really? I am sorry. I have never seen him driving a car."

4. I heard him passed the exams and left to the sea.

5. I have never heard you sing.

6. Your friends is somewhere here. I saw him leaving into the hall.

7. I see you are tired. Isn't it time to stop working?

8. Everyone saw him swim in the river in very cold weather.

9. No one noticed me leave the hotel, got into a taxi and left to the airport

[kseniaSeregina]

                                                                             exercise5
1. I watched your children playing with the dog. /To strike the dog/
    Did you notice anything unusual?
    Oh,yes. I noticed them strike the dog.
2. I watched him driving to his home. /To leave the door of the car open/
     Did you nitice anything unusual?
     Oh,yes. I noticed him leave the door of the car open.
3. I watched a student taking his English eaxamination. /To use a dictionary/
     Did you notice anything unusual?
     Oh,yes. I noticed him use a dictionary.
4. I watched a car going up the hill. /To stop in the middle of the hill and go down again/
     Did you notice anything unusual?
     Oh,yes. I noticed it stop in the middle of the hill and go down again.
  5.I watched them standing at the entrance to the park. /To enter the park and then rush out of it a few minutes later/
     Did you notice anything unusual?
     Oh,yes. I noticed them enter the park and then rush out of it a few minutes later.

[DashaVinokurova]

                                                                                                         ex.5
1. I watched your children playing with dog.
Did you notice anything unusual? /To strike the dog/.
Oh, yes. I noticed them strike the dog.
2. I watched him driving to his home.
Did you notice anything unusual? / To leave the door of the car open/.
Oh, yes. I noticed them leave the door of the car open.
3. I watched a student taking his English examination.
Did you notice anything unusual? / To use a dictionary/.
Oh, yes. I noticed them use a dictionary.
4. I watched a car going up the hill.
Did you notice anything unusual? / To stop in the middle of the hill and go down again/
Oh, yes. I noticed them stop in the middle of the hill and go down again.
5. I watched them standing at the entrance to the park.
Did you notice anything unusual? / To enter the park and then rush out of it a few minutes later/.
Oh, yes. I noticed them enter the park and then rush out of it a few minutes later.

[Boykov Tim]

ex. 5 p. 6
.
1. Did you notice anything unusual?
Oh, yes. I noticed him stop playing and start striking the dog.
2. Did you notice anything unusual?
Oh, yes. I noticed him stop driving and start leaving the door of the opened car.
3. Did you notice anything unusual?
Oh, yes. I noticed him stop taking his examination and start using a dictionary.
4. Did you notice anything unusual?
Oh, yes. I noticed a car stop going up the hill, stopping in the middle and start going down again.
5. Did you notice anything unusual?
Oh, yes. I noticed them stop standing at the entrance, enter the park and then start rushing out of it a few moments later.     

[LEONA]

                                   page 6 ex V.
1. I watched your children playing with the dog. / To strike the dog./
Oh, yes. I noticed them stop playing and start striking at the dog.
2. I watched him driving to his home. /To leave the door of the car open/.
Oh,yes. I noticed him driving in and leaving the door of the car open.
3. I watched a student taking his English examination. /To use a dictionary/.
Oh,yes. I noticed that he was using a dictionary.
4. I watched the car going up the hill. /To stop in the middle of the hill and go down again/.
Oh,yes. I noticed the car  stop in the middle of the hill and go down again.
5. I watched them standing at the entrance to the park. /To enter the park and then rush out of it  a few minutes later/.
Oh,yes. I noticed them enter the park and then rush out of it  a few minutes later.

[david tagiev]

ex.5 p.6

1.I watched your children playing with the dog./To strike the dog/
A:Did you notice anything unusual?
B:Oh,yes. I noticed them strike the dog.

 2.I watched him driving to his home./To leave the door of the car open/
A:Did you nitice anything unusual?
B:Oh,yes. I noticed him leave the door of the car open.

3.I watched a student taking his English examination./To use a dictionary/
A:Did you notice anything unusual?
B:Oh,yes. I noticed him use a dictionary.

4.I watched a car going up the hill./To stop in the middle of the hill and go down again/
A:Did you notice anything unusual?
B:Oh,yes. I noticed it stop in the middle of the hill and go down again.

5.I watched them standing at the entrance to the park./To enter the park and then rush out of it a few minutes later/
A:Did you notice anything unusual?
B:Oh,yes. I noticed them enter the park and then rush out of it a few minutes later.

ex.4 p.5-6

1. He is a splendid pianist.
Really?I am sorry. I've never heard that he is a splended pianist.

2. He is very good at playing chess.
Really?I am sorry. I've never heard that he is very good at playing chess.

3. My friend speaks English fluntly.
Really? I am sorry. I've never heard him speaking.

4. My friend always participates in the track-and-field events.
Really?I am sorry. I have never heard that he always participates in the track-and-field events.

5. He is the best singer I've ever met.
Really?I am sorry. I am sorry. I have never heard him singing.

6. He is a professional wrestler.
Really?I am sorry. I've never heard that he is a professional wrestler.

[Michail(Варшавский)]

                                                   
                                                                     ex. 5 p. 6


1.I watched your children playing with the dog./To strike the dog/
A:Did you notice anything unusual?
B:Oh,yes. I noticed them strike the dog.
2.I watched him driving to his home./To leave the door of the car open/
A:Did you nitice anything unusual?
B:Oh,yes. I noticed him leave the door of the car open.
3.I watched a student taking his English eaxamination./To use a dictionary/
A:Did you notice anything unusual?
B:Oh,yes. I noticed him use a dictionary.
4.I watched a car going up the hill./To stop in the middle of the hill and go down again/
A:Did you notice anything unusual?
B:Oh,yes. I noticed it stop in the middle of the hill and go down again.
5.I watched them standing at the entrance to the park./To enter the park and then rush out of it a few minutes later/
A:Did you notice anything unusual?
B:Oh,yes. I noticed them enter the park and then rush out of it a few minutes later.