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сегодня). 11. She will > take the children out for a walk if she (окончит работу

раньше). 12.1 don't know if she (окончит работу раньше); she has got a lot to

do. 13. The rain won't do him any harm if he (наденет плащ). 14. Ask him if he

(наденет плащ); it looks like rain.

122.

Complete the following sentences using the Present Indefinite or the Future

Indefinite:

1. If you travel by car to the Crimea ... . 2. I should like to accompany you in

case .... 3. If the weather remains fine ... . 4. We shall wait till ... . 5. I should like

to know when ... . 6. Don't go away before ... . 7, Tell me when ... . 8. The rain

will soak us to the skin unless .... 9. He is clever enough to understand what you

want if... . 10. If it looks like rain .... 11. I am not quite sure if .... 12. I understand

you are going to stay at home till ... . 13. Please, ring me up as soon as ... . 14.

We'd better stay at home if ... . 15. You may go skating after ... . 16. Don't forget

to remind him tomorrow in case ... . 17. We'll remain here and wait for you

until.... 18. He must join us tomorrow; ask him when .... 19. I'm afraid I shan't be

able to join you before .... 20. She promised to come tonight. Please try to find

out if....

123.

Translate into English using you (we) had better + Infinitive:

1. Вам бы лучше остаться дома; сейчас польет дождь. 2. Тебе бы лучше

туда одной не ходить. 3. Нам бы лучше отложить эту работу до завтра. 4.

Вам бы лучше пойти к нам, чем оставаться одному. 5. Тебе бы лучше надеть

плащ, б/Тебе бы лучше подождать Джона и пойти вместе с ним. 7. Нам бы

лучше не говорить об этом Ане, она рассердится. 8. Ты бы лучше мне

сказала, куда мы идем. 9. Ты бы лучше мне объяснила, почему он

рассердится, если я рас

скажу ему правду. 10. Вам бы лучше послать им телеграмму, если вы

хотите, чтобы они поскорее приехали. 11. Нам бы лучше поговорить с ним.

Он приятный человек, он нам поможет. 12. Вам бы лучше пойти и

поговорить с ним сейчас же, если он еще не ушел.

124.

Replace the Future Indefinite by to be going to.

Note, to be going to+ Infinitive refers an action to the near future; it has the meaning of

intention or certainty.

1. I'll travel by car this summer. 2. We'll have a test on the use of tenses on

Monday. 3. The Parkers will have a picnic lunch in the country on Sunday. 4.

Ann will practise the piano all the morning. 5. There will be a storm soon, look

at those clouds. 6. They say she'll be married this autumn. 7.1 got wet through in

yesterday's rain, I think I shall have a cold. 8. She'll clean the flat on Saturday. 9.

What will you do when you finish school? 10. We'll see them all in September

when they come from the country. 11. Do you like the song? I'll sing it again this

evening. 12. What will you do after classes today? 13. I'll take my last exam next

Monday. 14. The article isn't very long; he will translate it tonight. 15. My friend

is leaving tomorrow. She says she'll write to me every week.

125.

Use the proper article. Pay attention to the use of the article with the

names of seasons:

1. ... winter was bitterly cold. 2. It was ... early autumn. 3. ... summer is my

favourite season. 4. October is ... rainy month. 5. There are many wonderful

verses about ... winter. 6. In ... spring ... days become longer and ... nights grow

shorter. 7. ... children have ... long vacations in ... summer and ... short vacations

in ... winter and ... spring. 8. ... summer is ... good time for sports. 9. It is pleasant

to go to ... country on ... hot day in ... summer. 10. It was ... cold rainy autumn.

11. What is ... weather like in Siberia in ... winter? 12. ... Russian winter is

famous for its frosts. 13. Look at... sky. It is covered with ... dark clouds. 14.

When it is ... winter in one part of our country it is already ... summer in another.

126.

Translate the following sentences into English:

1. Стояла поздняя осень. 2. Зима 1941 года была очень суровой. • 3.

Летом мы всегда живем на даче, а зимой в городе. 4. Наступила весна.

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Ярко светит солнце. 5. Пушкин очень любил осень.

6. Какая сегодня великолепная погода! Настоящая весна. 7. Я люблю бывать за

городом ранней весной. 8. Лето было очень жаркое, и все стремились уехать из города.

9. Иногда осенью бывает очень хорошая погода. 10. Было холодное, дождливое лето. \

127.

Put the adverbs given in brackets in their proper place:

1. Does she wear this hat (always)? 2. Have you seen hm (today, anywhere)?

3. It rains in this part of the country (seldom). 4. Have you seen such a vast forest

(before, ever)? 5. Will you be working if I come at four (still)? 6. Do you go

(there sometimes)? 7. He, as usual, was working (at night, late). 8. She spoke the

last words (out loud). 9. We are waiting for you. Aren't you ready (still, yet)? 10.

He gets up at seven. Has he got up (already, usually)? 11. You can be sure how to

behave in her presence (never). 12. You must speak like that to your mother

(never). 13. Can she do it (easily)? 14. Have you met him (before, here, ever)?

15. Let's go together (tonight, there). 16. She keeps us waiting a long time

(seldom). 17. She doesn't take sugar in her tea (usually). 18. I made spelling

mistakes when I was at school (generally) 19. The train arrived (yesterday, late).

20. The students of our faculty are very busy (generally).

128.

Use the proper article:

... boy who had always lived in ... country and who had never heard of ...

animals that live in other lands came one day to ... town where there was ... wild-