Put article the if necessary. 1. … Chicago is on … Lake Michigan.
2. … Russia is washed by … Arctic Ocean.
3. … Kiev is to … south of … Moscow.
4. … Philippines are situated to … southeast of … Asia.
5. … Neva flows into … Gulf of … Finland.
6. …Kazbek is … highest peak of … Caucasus.
7. … Europe and … America are separated by … Atlantic Ocean.
8. … Nile flows across … northeastern part of … Africa to … Mediterranean Sea.
Complete the sentences with reflexive pronouns.
1. Can you do many things ?
2. Does your friend Nick often talk to you about ?
3. Did your mother buy anything for last week?
4. Are you always sure of ?
5. Can a little child take care of ?
Choose the right variant of modal verb.
1. I … (can’t/needn’t) believe it! You … (have to/must) be joking.
2. Ann … (must/is to) finish school next year.
3. Sorry, I’m late. I … (needed to/had to) wait for the plumber.
4. What time do we … (should/have to) be at the railway station?
5. Don’t wait for me tonight. I … (might/must) be late.
6. We’ve got a dishwasher, so you … (couldn’t/needn’t) wash up.
7. You look very pale, I think you … (need/should) stay at home.
8. … (Could/Might) you, please, pass me the salt?
Open the brackets. Use Present Perfect, Past Simple или Present Perfect Progressive.
1. The Browns (to have) that car since 1998.
2. Where is he? We (to wait) for him for half an hour already.
3. She (not to build) the house yet.
4. The children (to play) hockey the day before yesterday.
5. Where is the magazine? – I (to put)it on the table.
6. We (to wait) for you since 10 o’clock.
7. How long (to be) you in London?
Read the text:
Canada is the second biggest country in the world after Russia. It is situated on the North American continent. It is washed by the Atlantic Ocean in the east, the Pacific Ocean in the west and the Arctic Ocean in the north.
The capital of Canada is Ottawa. The official head of the state is Queen Elizabeth II but the Prime Minister rules the country. There are two official languages in the country: English and French.
Answer the questions:
Is Canada a big or small country?
Where is it situated?
Who rules the country?
Who is the head of the country?
How many languages do the Canadians speak?
True or false:
Canada is the biggest country in the world.___
It is washed by three oceans.___
The capital of Canada is Toronto.___
Canada has a president.___
Official languages are English and German.___

1. Chicago is on Lake Michigan. - Yes, the article "the" should be used before "Lake Michigan" because it is a specific lake. 2. Russia is washed by the Arctic Ocean. - No, the article "the" should be used before "Arctic Ocean" because it is a specific ocean. 3. Kiev is to the south of Moscow. - Yes, no article is needed before "south" because it is a general direction. However, the article "the" should be used before "Moscow" because it is a specific city. 4. The Philippines are situated to the southeast of Asia. - No, the article "the" should not be used before "southeast" because it is a general direction. However, the article "the" should be used before "Asia" because it is a specific continent. 5. The Neva flows into the Gulf of Finland. - Yes, the article "the" should be used before "Gulf" because it is a specific gulf. Additionally, the article "the" should be used before "Finland" because it is a specific country. 6. Kazbek is the highest peak of the Caucasus. - Yes, the article "the" should be used before "highest peak" because it is a specific peak. Additionally, the article "the" should be used before "Caucasus" because it is a specific mountain range. 7. Europe and America are separated by the Atlantic Ocean. - Yes, no article is needed before "Atlantic Ocean" because it is the name of a specific ocean. 8. The Nile flows across the northeastern part of Africa to the Mediterranean Sea. - Yes, the article "the" should be used before "northeastern part" because it is a specific part of Africa. Additionally, the article "the" should be used before "Mediterranean Sea" because it is a specific sea. Complete the sentences with reflexive pronouns. 1. Can you do many things yourself? 2. Does your friend Nick often talk to you about yourself? 3. Did your mother buy anything for herself last week? 4. Are you always sure of yourself? 5. Can a little child take care of themselves? Choose the right variant of modal verb. 1. I can’t believe it! You must be joking. 2. Ann is to finish school next year. 3. Sorry, I’m late. I had to wait for the plumber. 4. What time do we have to be at the railway station? 5. Don’t wait for me tonight. I might be late. 6. We’ve got a dishwasher, so you don’t need to wash up. 7. You look very pale, I think you should stay at home. 8. Could you, please, pass me the salt? Open the brackets. Use Present Perfect, Past Simple or Present Perfect Progressive. 1. The Browns have had that car since 1998. 2. Where is he? We have been waiting for him for half an hour already. 3. She hasn't built the house yet. 4. The children played hockey the day before yesterday. 5. Where is the magazine? - I have put it on the table. 6. We have been waiting for you since 10 o’clock. 7. How long have you been in London? Read the text: Canada is the second biggest country in the world after Russia. It is situated on the North American continent. It is washed by the Atlantic Ocean in the east, the Pacific Ocean in the west, and the Arctic Ocean in the north. The capital of Canada is Ottawa. The official head of the state is Queen Elizabeth II, but the Prime Minister rules the country. There are two official languages in the country: English and French. Answer the questions: - Is Canada a big or small country? - Canada is a big country. - Where is it situated? - It is situated on the North American continent. - Who rules the country? - The Prime Minister rules the country. - Who is the head of the country? - Queen Elizabeth II is the head of the country. - How many languages do the Canadians speak? - The Canadians speak two languages: English and French. True or false: - Canada is the biggest country in the world. (False) - It is washed by three oceans. (True) - The capital of Canada is Toronto. (False) - Canada has a president. (False) - Official languages are English and German. (False)