Владимир Аракин - Практический курс английского языка 1 курс. Ключи

10. 1 usually have breakfast at half past sr-ven.
11. After meals I must wash up.
1 2. ilefore I leave the University 1 usually go lo the library to look through the latest periodicals or to take sonic books.
13.1 clean my flat with a vacuum cleaner. 14,1 leave for Hie University at half past eight* 1ft. No. it doesn't. It doesn't take nie Long to get to theUni' versity.
16. It takes me a quarter of an hour to get to the Univer­sity.
17. Yes, I do. 1 go to the University by hue. 13. My classes begin at nine o'clock sharp.
19. When the classes ore over 1 go to the canteen.
20. 1 usually have dinner at dome.
31. E prefer to work in theUniveraity reading room.
32. Lt Usually takes me five hours to do my homework.
33. Yes. I do. 1 work at the laboratory everyday. 24. I usually come home at five o'clock.
2ft. When I come home I usually change my clothes and wash my hands.
26-1 help my mother about the house in different ways: I wash up T water the flowers, dust the furniture.
27. 1 iron linen with an electric iron, clean the rooms with a vacuum cleaner, sweep the floor in the kitchen with a broom.
28. In Lhe evening I usually go out for a walk. 29.1 don't often go to the theatre or lo thecinema-
30. Yes, I am. 1 am fond of skating,
31. When I stay at home in the evening J read books and write articles.
32. No. they don't. My friends don't often come to sec me.
33. When my friends come to see nie 1 play the piano and wc listen lo music.
.44– Yes. I do. 1 listen lo the news every day. 35. When 1 am going to listen to the news! switch On the TV set.

36.1 usually go to bed at a quarter to twelve. 37. My sister does the shopping in our family-Ex. VI a), p. 1BG
1. Has Mary ironed the tablecloth yet? Mary hasn't yet ironed the tablecloth,
2. Have J turned off the light yet? I haven't yet turned off the light.
3– Have the girls done the room yet? The girls haven't yet done the room.
4. Does it take me long to prepare for my English lessons? It doesn't take me long to prepare for my English les­sons.
5. Has It taken Peter five minutes to shave? It hasn't taken Peter five minutes to shave.
6. Arc we going to the skating rink after classes? We aren't going to the skating rink after classes.
7. Is my sister very good at sewing? My sister isn't very good at sewing.
8. Is Peter going to repair our TV set? Peler isn't going to repair our TV set.
9. Are we going for a walk after classes? We aren't going for a walk after classes.
10. Must I do any knitting today? 1 mustn't do nny knitting today.
Ex. VII a), p. 186
1. When do you have dinner?
2. When do you leave for the Institute?
3. How do you go to the Institute? Where do you go by
bill?
4. How long lias it taken you to do your homework? What has it taken you three hours (to do)?
h. Who has already repaired the radio? What ha& David
already repaired? 6. How long has it taken you to knit this sweater? What has
it taken you a fortnight (to do)?
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Where яге you going Lo have Юте practice in intona­tion?
Where are you going to today? When are you going to the
theatre?
Who is going to press his coat? What is Robert going to press? Whose coat is Robert going to press?
10. What do you do your room with once a week? How often do you do your room with a vacuum cleaner?
11. Why needn't you switch on the light?
12. Who has gone to bed?
13. Eiow long does it take you to have breakfast? What does it take you a quarter of an houritodo)?
14. Do you take a hath every morning? What do you take every morning?
15. How do you go to the Institute? Ifi. Where are you going to?
17. What do you do your hair with?
Fx. VIII. p. 186
1– I have already had some practice in the laboratory.
2. I have Just cleaned the flat.
3. John has just shaved.
4. They have already had a rest in the country.
5. Ann has just turned off the gas.
6. The boy has already brushed his clothes. 7– I have just turned on the Light.
8. His family has just listened to the seven o'clock news, 9– Who has already had a bite?
10. What have you already done?
11. They have already stayed out of town for a fortnight.
12. I have just looked through his article.
Ex. X, p. 187
1. a2. a3. the.a4. the. — /the5. the, —6. the,—* — 7. — Я. the. the 9. —, a. — 10. the. the 11. a. — 12. —
Ex. XI, p. 187
1. at, down. to. till, on, — 2. of, for3. to 4. up 5. off, to 6. on. to 7. —, off, on, to, on, on/with 8. with 9. off 10. for П. at 13– off, on 13-on, to 14. by 15. up. of 16. with
Ex. XII, p. 188
1. wrong, right 2. sleeping 3. ready A. shower / bath, clean / brush 5. rest 6. washed, dry 7. brush / clean 8. clean, do 9. knit / knitted 10. listen, watch, go. come 11. go 12. gets up 13. towel 14. concert / meeting / party 15. electric iron, look 16. light 17, table 18. pressed
1. older 2. younger3. morel, warmer 5. longerd. more / less
7. most 8. fine / well 9. better / worse
С. 1. Finish 2. done 3. make 4. do 5. does 6. do / clean 7. do
8, make 9. make
Ex. Ж III, p. 189
1. Those apples are not so tasty as these ones.
2. The Don is not so long as the Volga Is,
3. You house is not so tall as my house is / as mine.
4. Your pronunciation is worse than that of Tom.
Б. The winter In London Is not so cold as that in Moscow. 6. My mother is not so young as yours.
Ex. XIV, p. 189
a| It takes me a quarter of an hour to get to the Institute. It lakes him an hour and a half to repair the radio. It takes Mary an hour to prepare for the English lesson. It takes them long to get home.
Tt takes us an hour and a half to prepare for the English
lesson.
It takes you long to get to the Institute. It takes Mary a quarter of an hour to get home. How long does it lake Tom lo get to the club? How long does it Lake Ann to do Lhe flat? How long does it take you Lo clean the windows?

How Jong docs it take thorn to have dinner? How Jong does it take you to do the flat? c| It doesn't take me long to tnke n shower. It doesn't take Mary Jong to cook dinner. It doesn't take Dob long to get home, ft doesn't take us Jong to Jearn the dialogue by heart. It doesn't take yon Jong locook dinner. It doesn't take them long to get home. It doesn't take us Jong to cook dinner.
Ex. XV a), p. 189
1. Has she? 3– Hasn't it? 3. Have you? 4. Has it? 6. Haven't you? в. Has she? 7. Have you7 8. Haven't you? 9. Haven't you? 10. Have you?
Ex. XIX, p. 190
A. 1. Is Peter asleep yet? — No. he is already awake / has al­ready woken up.
2. When I come home, J go to the bathroom, turn on the tap / faucet, wash my hands and dry them on / with the towel.
3. You must air the bedroom before going to bed / you go to bed.
4. The mother asks the boy to take the broom and Gweep the floor.
5. Do you goto the Institute by bus?
6. What do you usually do after classes?
7. Takeoff the coat and hang Hon the hook.
8. J-el's have a dance. — With pleasure.
9– Do you usually do morning exercises to (the) music? — Yes, I do.
10. How long does it take you to get lo the Institute? — About half an hour. / Half an hour or so.
11. It takes me a quarter of an hour lo do my hair and to gel
dressed.
12. Something has gone wrong with the TV sel. it doesn't
work.
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13. Plug in the iron, please, and press the father's coat.
14. What are you doing (now)? — I am ironing (linen), lb. At eight o'clock father puts on his coal and hot and goes
to work.
IH. What arc you going lo do? — 1 am going to take / have a bath.
17. 1/et us go to the skating rinkl — 1 am afraid. Г can't.
18. Let me help you (to) do / tidy up / clean the room.
19. How Jong has it taken you to prepare Laboratory Work Twelve?
20. It's very hot. i'd tike to take / have a cold shower.
21. The boy has aJready finished his porridge and is having coffee and / with a sandwich.
22– I (have) opened the window to air the room.
23. Have you nlready knitted / worked the sweater? — Not yet. 1 am going lo finish it tomorrow.
24. Hurry up or we'll be late for the first lesson,
25. Where is your sister? — She is washing up in the kitchen.
26. The boy asked his mother to sew a / the button on his coat.
27. Let us turn / switch on the tape recorder and listen to (the) music.
28. What are you doing? — !! am preparing for my English Jesson. — What are you going to do next? — L am going to play the grand piano.
29. Have you heard the latest news? — Yea. I have.
30. What are you doing? —I have washed (the) linen and now I am ironing it.
31. Lei us get together/gather after classes and have a walk together.
32. E like the dress (thai) you were wearing yesterday.
33. Why is it dark in the room? — Something has gone wrong with the lamp.
34. Are you sure (that) you have switched off the light? — Yes. I am.
a. 1. Almost every family has a radio or a TV in the country now. That is why people can watch TV / TV programmes
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or listen lo the radio at home. Sonic of them go to the reading room to read a book, в newspaper or a magazine. Others go to the club, if there is s concert there or a new film ifl on.
2. Will it do a child any good lo sit up In front of the TV set (for) the whole evening? — Of course not. Children must spend more limeout-of-doors / In the open air.
3. What do you usually do in the even ingfs)? — We usually stay at home. Once or twice a week we go to the skating-rink. to the theatre or to the cinema. My sister is fond of music / lilies music very much and often goes to the concerts. Wc sometimes watch TV If there Is something Interesting on the programme. — Are you going out to­night / this evening? — 1 don't think so. Let us go to our University club then. There will be a concert there. You arc sure to like it– — Thank you. with pleasure.
4. Something has gone wrong with the radio/the wirelesa. It doesn't work– t*tmehavealookat it. — Do you lliink you can put it right? — Certainly. / Of course. / Sure– — How long will it take you to do it? — Quite a little time. / Not too long. It's ready. Here you are. — How clever of you! Thank you very much. — Not el all.