Complete the sentences. Use too or enough and the words in brackets. 1) I couldn’t work last night. I was ______________________

Complete the sentences. Use too or enough and the words in brackets. 1) I couldn’t work last night. I was ___________. (tired) 2) Can you turn the radio up, please? It isn’t . (loud) 3) I don’t want to walk home. It is . (far) 4) Don’t buy anything in that shop. It is _. (expensive) 5) You can’t put all your things in this bag. It is not __. (big) 6) I couldn’t do the exercise. It was _. (difficult) 7) Your work needs to be better. It isn’t _______. (good) 8) I can’t talk to you now. I am _. (busy) 9) I thought the film was boring. It was . (long) 10) I can’t carry this box. It is _____. (heavy).

1)I couldn’t work last night. I was too tired.2) Can you turn the radio up, please? It isn’t enough loud. 3) I don’t want to walk home. It is too far.4) Don’t buy anything in that shop. It is too expensive. 5) You can’t put all your things in this bag. It is not big enough.6) I couldn’t do the exercise. It was too difficult.7) Your work needs to be better. It isn’t good enough. 8) I can’t talk to you now. I am too busy. 9) I thought the film was boring. It was too long.10) I can’t carry this box. It is too heavy
too=слишком
enough=недостаточно

Complete the sentences. Use too or enough and the words in brackets.
1) I couldn’t work last night. I was ___________. (tired)
2) Can you turn the radio up, please? It isn’t . (loud)
3) I don’t want to walk home. It is . (far)
4) Don’t buy anything in that shop. It is _. (expensive)
5) You can’t put all your things in this bag. It is not __. (big)
6) I couldn’t do the exercise. It was _. (difficult)
7) Your work needs to be better. It isn’t _______. (good)
8) I can’t talk to you now. I am _. (busy)
9) I thought the film was boring. It was . (long)
10) I can’t carry this box. It is _____. (heavy).

1) I couldn’t work last night. I was too tired
2) Can you turn the radio up, please? It isn’t loud enough
3) I don’t want to walk home. It is too far
4) Don’t buy anything in that shop. It is too expensive
5) You can’t put all your things in this bag. It is not big enough
6) I couldn’t do the exercise. It was too difficult
7) Your work needs to be better. It isn’t good enough
8) I can’t talk to you now. I am too busy
9) I thought the film was boring. It was too long
10) I can’t carry this box. It is too heavy

A Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense:
1. He can’t talk to you right now. He ____ to (listen) to music.
2. I never (to have) supper at about 5 o’clock.
3. Bob _ just (to read) the book.
4. John ____ (to clean) the room when his mother came home.
5. We _ (to watch) the house the whole evening.
6. I _ ( to play) tennis on Monday at 7 p.m.
7. It’s cold here. I (to close) the window.
B Complete the sentences with the words derived from the words on the "; widows: 0; orphans: 0">
1. We should always look on the bright side of life. It’s better to be _ OPTIMISM
2. The new girl in our class is very ____ ATTRACT
3. Helen’s paid for my theatre tickets. She’s very_GENEROSITY
4. My mom became _ when I came late again. FURY
5. The book was quite ________________________ BORE
C Find the Russian equivalent of the idioms:
1.to drive someone crazy a) сводить с ума
2 to speak one’s mind b) начать общение
3. to get on someone’s nerves c) высказывать свое мнение
4. to be a pain in the neck d) придержать язык
5. to break the ice e) доставлять неприятности
6. to hold one’s tongue f) действовать на нервы
D Translate from English into Russian.
1 stubborn people
2 almond shaped eyes
3 curly ginger hair
4 a friendly girl
5 an outgoing person
6 a rather handsome man
7 a middle-aged woman

Часть A.
1. He is listening to music
2. I never had
3. Bob has just read the book
4. John cleaned the room
5. We were watching
6. I will be playing
7. I will close
Часть B
Optimist
Attractive
-
Furious
Boring
Часть С
1-а
2-c
3-f
4-e
5-b
6-d
Часть D
1. Упрямые люди
2.
3.
4. Дружелюбная девочка
5.
6.
7. Женщина средних лет
Сделал, все что мог. Жду сердечко:3

A Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense: 
1. He can’t talk to you right now. He ____ to (listen) to music. 
2. I never (to have) supper at about 5 o’clock. 
3. Bob _ just (to read) the book. 
4. John ____ (to clean) the room when his mother came home. 
5. We _ (to watch) the house the whole evening. 
6. I _ ( to play) tennis on Monday at 7 p.m. 
7. It’s cold here. I (to close) the window. 
B Complete the sentences with the words derived from the words on the "; widows: 0; orphans: 0"> 
1. We should always look on the bright side of life. It’s better to be _ OPTIMISM 
2. The new girl in our class is very ____ ATTRACT 
3. Helen’s paid for my theatre tickets. She’s very_GENEROSITY 
4. My mom became _ when I came late again. FURY 
5. The book was quite ________________________ BORE 
C Find the Russian equivalent of the idioms: 
1.to drive someone crazy a) сводить с ума 
2 to speak one’s mind b) начать общение 
3. to get on someone’s nerves c) высказывать свое мнение 
4. to be a pain in the neck d) придержать язык 
5. to break the ice e) доставлять неприятности 
6. to hold one’s tongue f) действовать на нервы 
D Translate from English into Russian. 
1 stubborn people 
2 almond shaped eyes 
3 curly ginger hair 
4 a friendly girl 
5 an outgoing person 
6 a rather handsome man 
7 a middle-aged woman

A Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense:
1. He can’t talk to you right now. He is listening to music.
2. I never have supper at about 5 o’clock.
3. Bob has just to read the book.
4. John was cleaning the room when his mother came home.
5. We were watching the house the whole evening.
6. I play tennis on Monday at 7 p.m.
7. It’s cold here. I will close the window.
B Complete the sentences with the words derived from the words on the "; widows: 0; orphans: 0"> 
1. We should always look on the bright side of life. It’s better to be optimistic.
2. The new girl in our class is very attractive.
3. Helen’s paid for my theatre tickets. She’s very generous.
4. My mom became furious when I came late again.
5. The book was quite boring.
C Find the Russian equivalent of the idioms:
1.to drive someone crazy a) сводить с ума
2 to speak one’s mind c) высказывать свое мнение
3. to get on someone’s nerves f) действовать на нервы
4. to be a pain in the neck e) доставлять неприятности
5. to break the ice b) начать общение
6. to hold one’s tongue d) придержать язык
D Translate from English into Russian.
1 stubborn people - упрямые люди
2 almond shaped eyes - миндалевидные глаза
3 curly ginger hair - рыжие вьющиеся волосы
4 a friendly girl - дружелюбная девочка
5 an outgoing person - общительные человек
6 a rather handsome man - довольно красивый мужчина
7 a middle-aged woman - женщина средних лет

UNIT 2 / X
Choose the word and complete the sentences using the words in the right form:
The workers (demand / require) better pay now.
–What are you doing under the table? – I (seek/look) for my glasses.
He found himself smiling (in spite/despite) of himself.
Have you booked your summer (feast/holiday) yet?
I am an ardent (pupil/disciple) of Confucius.
A (feast/meal) is an unusually large and elaborate (feast/meal).
They had a great picnic (in spite/despite) the cool weather.
We (seek/look) in vain for somewhere to shelter. There was nothing nearby we could use.
The problem (demand / require) that I should be here.
There are a lot of (feast/holiday) in a year.
Make up sentences and write them down:
such an / old / before / statue / I’ve / bronze / never seen / ideal
popular / the story / magazine / new / was published /in the / glossy
oak / in the corner / table / stood / of the room / round / a / small
take / yellow /toy dog / the girl / her eyes / new / couldn’t / off / new / the lovely
Chinese / we / piles of / in the shop window / cotton / kitchen towels / saw / bright
oval / beautiful / this is / silver / my favourite / in a / old / mirror / frame
white / what a / pretty / scarf / cashmere
brand-new / cruising / magnificent / it was a / American / ocean liner / in the / Mediterranean
Complete the sentences using the right preposition: on, out, through.
1. We carried … with our work in the lab.
2. Beware of Mr. Smith, he can carry his threat ….
3. His religion will carry him … everything.
4. Never give promises that you are not going to carry ….
5. In the end her strong belief in justice carried her ….
6. They have failed to carry … your orders.
7. We’ll carry … with our dispute tomorrow, won’t we?
8. To my mind, she has carried … the agreement successfully.
Match the words to form phrases and use them to complete the sentences:
all asleep
safely ashamed
sound alight
wide awake
very much alone
all afloat
After the death of her husband Carol felt …… in the world.
It was midnight but the baby was still ….
By ten o’clock the children had been …. in bed and Mary at last could go on with her reading.
Rose was …. of her jealous feelings but could do nothing.
The toy vessel was …. in the middle of the lake.
The old mansion was …. and it was clear that nothing could save it.
Put the words in brackets in the right place to complete the sentences:
I hope they get the man. (responsible )
Schoolchildren are well acquainted with computer technologies. ( present)
Children should have meals. (proper)
All the people agreed with the speaker’s words. (present)
We have discussed a lot of things but the main problem we didn’t manage to solve. (proper)
I am sure they are members of our community. (responsible)

The workers demand better pay now.
–What are you doing under the table? – I seek for my glasses.
He found himself smiling in spite of himself.
Have you booked your summer feast yet?
I am an ardent (pupil/disciple) of Confucius.
A (feast/meal) is an unusually large and elaborate (feast/meal).
They had a great picnic (in spite/despite) the cool weather.
We (seek/look) in vain for somewhere to shelter. There was nothing nearby we could use.
The problem (demand / require) that I should be here.
There are a lot of (feast/holiday) in a year.
Make up sentences and write them down:
such an / old / before / statue / I’ve / bronze / never seen / ideal
popular / the story / magazine / new / was published /in the / glossy
oak / in the corner / table / stood / of the room / round / a / small
take / yellow /toy dog / the girl / her eyes / new / couldn’t / off / new / the lovely
Chinese / we / piles of / in the shop window / cotton / kitchen towels / saw / bright
oval / beautiful / this is / silver / my favourite / in a / old / mirror / frame
white / what a / pretty / scarf / cashmere
brand-new / cruising / magnificent / it was a / American / ocean liner / in the / Mediterranean
Complete the sentences using the right preposition: on, out, through.
1. We carried … with our work in the lab.
2. Beware of Mr. Smith, he can carry his threat ….
3. His religion will carry him … everything.
4. Never give promises that you are not going to carry ….
5. In the end her strong belief in justice carried her ….
6. They have failed to carry … your orders.
7. We’ll carry … with our dispute tomorrow, won’t we?
8. To my mind, she has carried … the agreement successfully.
Match the words to form phrases and use them to complete the sentences:
all asleep
safely ashamed
sound alight
wide awake
very much alone
all afloat
After the death of her husband Carol felt …… in the world.
It was midnight but the baby was still ….
By ten o’clock the children had been …. in bed and Mary at last could go on with her reading.
Rose was …. of her jealous feelings but could do nothing.
The toy vessel was …. in the middle of the lake.
The old mansion was …. and it was clear that nothing could save it.
Put the words in brackets in the right place to complete the sentences:
I hope they get the man. (responsible )
Schoolchildren are well acquainted with computer technologies. ( present)
Children should have meals. (proper)
All the people agreed with the speaker’s words. (present)
We have discussed a lot of things but the main problem we didn’t manage to solve. (proper)
I am sure they are members of our community. (responsible)