PRGRM_6 (Тексты), страница 2

I'd like you to give me a hand.
Will you give me a hand, please?

1 Let's open the windows.
2 I'd like you to give me a hand.
3 Do you want me to tell the truth?
4 We'd like you to tell us the truth.
5 Let's help them.
6 I'd like you to come with me.
7 Do you want me to pour the drinks?
8 We'd like you to teach us French.

Drill 4 I'm not going anywhere special tonight.
I'm going nowhere special tonight.

They didn't say anything important at the meeting.
They said nothing important at the meeting.

1 I'm not going anywhere special tonight.
2 They didn't say anything important at the meeting.
3 John didn't tell anyone what he knew.
4 We don't want any trouble.
5 Mary didn't dance with anybody at all.
6 You took two sandwiches, but I didn't take any.
7 Joe didn't drink any whisky, but John drank a lot.
8 I wanted to go to Spain, but in the end I didn't go anywhere at all.

Drill 5 Do you want a new or a second-hand car?
I don't want a new car. I want a second-hand one.

Do they like old or new houses?
They don't like old houses. They like new ones.

1 Do you want a new or a second-hand car?
2 Do they like old or new houses?
3 Did he buy a red or a blue shirt?
4 Does she wear old-fashioned or modern dresses?
5 Will you write me a long or a short letter?
6 Would she like a big or a small dog?
7 Do they go to see serious or funny plays?
8 Has your boy friend got a straight or a crooked nose?

Programme 6

Exercise 1

Use 'shall', 'will', "ll' and their negatives as appropriate
Where 'going to' also fits well, write the sentence again using this form

1 It's late. I think I (take) a taxi.
2 Look at the weather! The sea (be) very rough this afternoon.
3 They (be) seasick on the boat.
4 That case is very heavy. I (help) you to carry it.
5 I'm too busy today, but I (do) it tomorrow - I promise.
6 Although I've asked them nicely, they (not move) their car.
7 I don't like the Smiths so I (not speak) to them at the party tonight.
8 John (know) what to do.

Exercise 2

Use Present Simple or 'shall/will' Future

"The moment the sun (1. rise), we (2. get) up and dress. While you (3. prepare)
breakfast I (4. pack) the bags. We (5. set) off as soon as everyone (6. be) ready.
We (7. not stop) until it (8. be) time for lunch. While we (9. have) lunch, we
(10. discuss) our plans for the day after tomorrow. When we (11. finish) eating,
we (12. sleep) for an hour. We (13. hurry) during the afternoon, while it (14. be)

still daylight, and if the weather (15. be) bad, we (16. put on) our rain-
coats. As soon as it (17. get) dark, we (18. make) camp. Before everybody
(19. go) to sleep, we (20. have) another discussion."
"-we (21. not have) any dinner?"

Exercise 3

Examples: There's no tea in the pot.
There isn't any tea in the pot.

I didn't go anywhere last week.
I went nowhere last week.

1 He searched for hours but he didn't find anything at all.
2 I met nobody interesting at the party.
3 They'd like some more beer, but there isn't any left.
4 They went nowhere at all during the holidays.
5 You didn't make any mistakes at all.
6 My brother knows no one in this group.
7 Peter's got lots of chocolate, but I've got none at all.
8 He doesn't eat any vegetables.

Programme 6

Exercise 4

Add 'it', 'them', 'one', 'ones', 'a', 'some' or 'any' - or nothing

1 Do you want a red rose or a white ... ?
2 Would you like red wine, or white ...7
3 John doesn't want ... wine, but Peter wants ...
4 Quickly, my trousers! Pass ... to me, please!
5 The big oranges are lovely, but I don't like the small ...
6 There are three small melons and one big ... I'd like ... small ...
7 Do you like ... cakes? Here are ... nice fresh ...
8 The big ... is better than those small ... I'll take ...

Exercise 5

Choose one alternative - a), b), c), or d) - for the underlined words

1 We are hard up this month. a) are having problems b) haven't got much money

c) are difficult to understand d) have gone too high
2 He gave notice to his boss. a) was seen by his boss b) watched his boss carefully

c) gave his boss a paper d) told his boss he was leaving
3 I'm fed up with this. a) I eat b) I get fat on

c) I no longer like d) I've eaten too much of
4 That man is very well off. a) is never sick b) is well known c) is very lucky

d) has a lot of money

5 Can you put them up for the night? a) bear their company b) give them a bed

c) make them wait d) wear them
6 It's a good job he did it yesterday. a) Fortunately he did it b) He found a good new job

c) He finished work early d) He worked well

Exercise 6

Add the missing words

1 Get a move ... or we'll be late again! What's up ... the woman?
2 There's no point ... hurrying, they won't be here for ages yet.
3 Let's see ... these two letters now, and I'll try to get ... to the others tomorrow.
4 If you are ... a loose end tonight, come to my house for a drink.
5 Thanks for your help. Is there anything I can do ... return?
6 What's wrong ... John? He could put this right ... a jiffy if he tried.
7 The police will catch him. He won't get ... with it.
8 Borrow my car ... all means, but fill her ... with petrol first ... all. And be careful;

the tyres are nearly worn ...