1) uses the correct tence-forms of the verbs in brackets. 1. we can't go out yet. it (to rain) hard. 2.she (to get up) early tomorrow morning. 3.it (to be) a fine day today. there (to be) some cloud in the sky ,but the sun (to shine). 4.where you (to (to do) to the library.i usually (to get) ready for the seminars there. 5.susan (to lose) much weight on her diet. she (to look) rather slim now. 6.if the day (to be) warm next sunday, we (to go) to the country. 7.could you find out what time the train (to leave)? 2) fill in the article "a" or "the" where necessary. 1.where are children? - they are siting-room.they are watching film. 2.we usually lot during our english lessons. we read and texts and write short distations. 3.could you tell me where you money? 4."how did you like performance? " she asked. 5.london , capital of england, largest city in the world.

 1) Uses the correct tence-forms of the verbs in brackets.

1.  is raining 

 2.  will get up 

 3.  is, are, is shining.

 4.  are you going, am  going, get

 5.  has lost, looks 

 6.  is, will go

 7.  was leaving?

 2) Fill in the article "a" or "the" where necessary.

1. the,the 

2. a lot

3. ==

4.  the  

5.  the, the 

 1.  We can't go out yet. It is raining  hard.

 2.  She will get up early tomorrow morning.

 3.  It  is a fine day today. There are  some cloud in the sky ,but  the sun is shining.

 4.  Where are you going?-I am  going  to the library. I usually  get ready for the seminars there.

 5.  Susan has lost much  weight on her diet. She looks rather slim now.

 6.  If the day is  warm next Sunday, we will go to the country.

 7.  Could you find out what time the train was leaving?

1. Where are the children?- They are in the siting-room. They are watchinganew film.

2. We usually do a  lot during our English lessons. We read and translate  texts and write     short distations.

3. Could you tell me where you put    money?

4. "How did you like the  performance?" she asked.

5. London , the  capital of England, is the largest city in the world.