Insert the articles: my father is … doctor. i like … cats. we have got … cat. … cat is very clever. what did you have for lunch? … apple and … sandwich. … apple was very sweet. where are you from? i’m from … america. where do you live? i live in … moscow. where do you study? i study at … university. where are you from? i’m from … usa. insert the prepositions: your seat is … the right … the non-smoking area. i was …vacation … london. i will live … an american family … the whole summer. have you ever been … america? i’m … the eighth grade. in england school starts … nine o’clock … the morning. put the underlined words in the plural: the donkey ran down the street. a bird sang on the branch of a tree. the foot of the deer crushed the flower. put in the possessive case: ellen is a (lady) servant. mary sings in the (ladies) choir. the name of henry. the names of children. fill in little, a little, few, a few, much, many, a lot of: 1. - does your son read …? – yes, he reads … . - no, he doesn’t read … he reads very … 2. there are … cups on the table. compare the adjectives: our flat is (comfortable) than yours. which of you is (tall)? this text is (easy) than that one. which is (good): to go shopping or cooking yourself? fill in some, someone, any, something, anyone, nobody, anything, nothing: 1. - what will you have for breakfast, rob? - oh, … will do, jack. 2. do you want … more biscuits, mrs. tee? 3. what’s the noise? is … ringing the door-bell? 4. you can come back … time you wish. you’re always welcome. 5. how did you get the black eye? did … hit you? fill in there is or there are: there … three rooms and a kitchen in his house. there … a bed, two chairs and a table in the room. there … a cooker, a fridge, a table in the kitchen. what … in the kitchen? … any books on the black table? write the correct form of the verb “to be” (present simple tense) 1. … i right for the skating-rink? – i … sorry, i don’t know. 2. oleg’s father … in kiev. 3. where … you from? 4. what game … you fond of? 5. his hobby … football.

Insert the articles: My father is … doctor. I like … cats. WeInsert the articles:

My
father is a… doctor. I like … cats. We have got …a cat. …the cat is very clever.
What did you have for lunch? …an apple and a… sandwich. the      … apple was very sweet.
Where are you from? I’m from … America. Where do you live? I live in … Moscow.
Where do you study? I study at …the  University. Where are you from? I’m from …the
USA. 

Insert the prepositions:

Your seat is …on the
right in… the non-smoking area. I was on…vacation in… London. I will live in… an
American family … the whole summer. Have you ever been …to America? I’m …in  the
eighth grade. In England school starts …from nine o’clock …in the morning.

Put the underlined words in
the plural:

The donkeys
ran down the streetss. A bird sang on the branches of a trees.
The feet of the deer crushed the flowers. 

Put in the possessive case:

Ellen
is a (lady's servant. Mary sings in the (ladies' choir. The name of Henry. The
names of children. 


Fill in little, a little, few, a few, much, many, a lot of:

1. -
Does your son read …much? – Yes, he reads …much . - No, he doesn’t read …much  He reads very
…little 2. There are a few… cups on the table. 

Compare the adjectives: 

Our
flat is more comfortable) than yours. Which of you is (taller? This text is (easier
than that one. Which is the best: to go shopping or cooking yourself? 

Fill in some, someone, any, something, anyone, nobody, anything, nothing:

1. -
What will you have for breakfast, Rob? - Oh, …nothing will do, Jack. 2. Do you want …some
more biscuits, Mrs. Tee? 3. What’s the noise? Is …anyone  ringing the door-bell? 4.
You can come back …any time you wish. You’re always welcome. 5. How did you get
the black eye? Did …anyone hit you?

Fill in there is or there are: 

There
…There are  three rooms and a kitchen in his house. There is… a bed, two chairs and a table
in the room. There is… a cooker, a fridge, a table in the kitchen. What …is there in the
kitchen? ARE THERE… any books on the black table? 

Write the correct form of the
verb “to be” (present simple tense)

1. Am …
I right for the skating-rink? – I 'm… sorry, I don’t know. 2. Oleg’s father …is  in
Kiev. 3. Where …are you from? 4. What game are … you fond of? 5. His hobby …is  football.