9 класс, 2 четверть

Put  is/are or was/were

That … useless information!

Put  is/are or was/were

The weather … yesterday.

Put  is/are or was/were

Your advice … always useful

Put  is/are or was/were

Where … the money?

Put  is/are or was/were

Where … the clothes?

Put  is/are or was/were

My sister’s eyes … dark

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The news in last broadcast ……. awful!

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The sunglasses … left on the table last evening

Choose make or do:

______ a money

Choose make or do:

______  one’s best

Choose make or do:

______ exercise

Choose make or do:

_______ dinner

Choose make or do:

_____ a remark

Choose make or do:

______ a sound

Choose make or do:

______ progress

Read the dialogue and tick the sentences which are true, false or no information is given in the dialogue. 

Plans for the Weekend

- Alice, glad to meet you.
-  Me too, Kate. Where are you hurrying?
-  Jane and I have decided to enter language courses at the college. Our first lesson is in half an hour.
- I haven’t heard about it. I think it’s a good idea to learn another foreign language. What language are you going to study?
- We’ve chosen Japanese. Asia and its culture have always attracted me.
- How often are you to go to your courses?
- Twice a week. On Monday and Thursday. They will last for three hours. My cousin has been attending them for a year and I must say she speaks Japanese rather fluently.
- Let’s hope you’ll be successful, too. I’d like you to tell me your impressions after the first day. When can we see each other?
- I’ll be free on Saturday. We can go to the cinema and then sit at a café for some time. I’ve heard there is a thriller on at the nearest cinema.
- I’m not very keen on thrillers. Besides, I’ve read some reviews, no one praises this film. If you don’t mind, invite somebody else and I’ll be glad to wait for you at the café. We can chat and drink some coffee.
- OK, Alice. It’s a good idea. I’ll call you as soon as I find someone who would like to go to the cinema with me.
-  Bye, Kate. Look forward to hearing from you. And good luck with the courses.

2. The college is not far from Kate's home.

Read the dialogue and tick the sentences which are true, false or no information is given in the dialogue. 

Plans for the Weekend

- Alice, glad to meet you.
-  Me too, Kate. Where are you hurrying?
-  Jane and I have decided to enter language courses at the college. Our first lesson is in half an hour.
- I haven’t heard about it. I think it’s a good idea to learn another foreign language. What language are you going to study?
- We’ve chosen Japanese. Asia and its culture have always attracted me.
- How often are you to go to your courses?
- Twice a week. On Monday and Thursday. They will last for three hours. My cousin has been attending them for a year and I must say she speaks Japanese rather fluently.
- Let’s hope you’ll be successful, too. I’d like you to tell me your impressions after the first day. When can we see each other?
- I’ll be free on Saturday. We can go to the cinema and then sit at a café for some time. I’ve heard there is a thriller on at the nearest cinema.
- I’m not very keen on thrillers. Besides, I’ve read some reviews, no one praises this film. If you don’t mind, invite somebody else and I’ll be glad to wait for you at the café. We can chat and drink some coffee.
- OK, Alice. It’s a good idea. I’ll call you as soon as I find someone who would like to go to the cinema with me.
-  Bye, Kate. Look forward to hearing from you. And good luck with the courses.

3. Kate wants to know more about Japan and its culture.

Read the dialogue and tick the sentences which are true, false or no information is given in the dialogue. 

Plans for the Weekend

- Alice, glad to meet you.
-  Me too, Kate. Where are you hurrying?
-  Jane and I have decided to enter language courses at the college. Our first lesson is in half an hour.
- I haven’t heard about it. I think it’s a good idea to learn another foreign language. What language are you going to study?
- We’ve chosen Japanese. Asia and its culture have always attracted me.
- How often are you to go to your courses?
- Twice a week. On Monday and Thursday. They will last for three hours. My cousin has been attending them for a year and I must say she speaks Japanese rather fluently.
- Let’s hope you’ll be successful, too. I’d like you to tell me your impressions after the first day. When can we see each other?
- I’ll be free on Saturday. We can go to the cinema and then sit at a café for some time. I’ve heard there is a thriller on at the nearest cinema.
- I’m not very keen on thrillers. Besides, I’ve read some reviews, no one praises this film. If you don’t mind, invite somebody else and I’ll be glad to wait for you at the café. We can chat and drink some coffee.
- OK, Alice. It’s a good idea. I’ll call you as soon as I find someone who would like to go to the cinema with me.
-  Bye, Kate. Look forward to hearing from you. And good luck with the courses.

4. The first class of the course takes place on Thursday.

Read the dialogue and tick the sentences which are true, false or no information is given in the dialogue. 

Plans for the Weekend

- Alice, glad to meet you.
-  Me too, Kate. Where are you hurrying?
-  Jane and I have decided to enter language courses at the college. Our first lesson is in half an hour.
- I haven’t heard about it. I think it’s a good idea to learn another foreign language. What language are you going to study?
- We’ve chosen Japanese. Asia and its culture have always attracted me.
- How often are you to go to your courses?
- Twice a week. On Monday and Thursday. They will last for three hours. My cousin has been attending them for a year and I must say she speaks Japanese rather fluently.
- Let’s hope you’ll be successful, too. I’d like you to tell me your impressions after the first day. When can we see each other?
- I’ll be free on Saturday. We can go to the cinema and then sit at a café for some time. I’ve heard there is a thriller on at the nearest cinema.
- I’m not very keen on thrillers. Besides, I’ve read some reviews, no one praises this film. If you don’t mind, invite somebody else and I’ll be glad to wait for you at the café. We can chat and drink some coffee.
- OK, Alice. It’s a good idea. I’ll call you as soon as I find someone who would like to go to the cinema with me.
-  Bye, Kate. Look forward to hearing from you. And good luck with the courses.

5. Alice enjoys watching thrillers.

Read the dialogue and tick the sentences which are true, false or no information is given in the dialogue. 

Plans for the Weekend

- Alice, glad to meet you.
-  Me too, Kate. Where are you hurrying?
-  Jane and I have decided to enter language courses at the college. Our first lesson is in half an hour.
- I haven’t heard about it. I think it’s a good idea to learn another foreign language. What language are you going to study?
- We’ve chosen Japanese. Asia and its culture have always attracted me.
- How often are you to go to your courses?
- Twice a week. On Monday and Thursday. They will last for three hours. My cousin has been attending them for a year and I must say she speaks Japanese rather fluently.
- Let’s hope you’ll be successful, too. I’d like you to tell me your impressions after the first day. When can we see each other?
- I’ll be free on Saturday. We can go to the cinema and then sit at a café for some time. I’ve heard there is a thriller on at the nearest cinema.
- I’m not very keen on thrillers. Besides, I’ve read some reviews, no one praises this film. If you don’t mind, invite somebody else and I’ll be glad to wait for you at the café. We can chat and drink some coffee.
- OK, Alice. It’s a good idea. I’ll call you as soon as I find someone who would like to go to the cinema with me.
-  Bye, Kate. Look forward to hearing from you. And good luck with the courses.

6. The girls have decided to meet at the cafe.