VOCABULARY
Give the OPPOSITE of:
FULL
LIGHT
EXPENSIVE
STRONG
SLOW
Opposites:
empty
dark/ heavy
cheap
weak
fast
248
two hundred forty-eight
I'd like (a / an / some) apple, please.
I'd like an apple, please.
I didn't went to work yesterday.
I didn't go to work yesterday.
You need it when it is raining.
You wear them to protect your eyes from the sun.
You need it to blow your nose.
an umbrella
sunglasses
a tissue
o 6:57
at six:fifty-seven
We haven't got any rice.
How many eggs do you need?
1 She enjoys to dance.
2. We was very tired last night.
1 She enjoys to dancing.
2. We were very tired last night.
This person works in the office and counts money.
This person treats animals and pets.
This person protects criminals.
This person works in a shop.
an accountant
a vet
a lawyer
a shop assisstant
31 декабря
on the thirty-first of December
a lot of — There is a lot of water in the bottle.
bigger — My house is bigger than your house.
the most interesting — This is the most interesting film I've ever seen.
1. There are a big sofa in the living room.
2. Did you saw Peter yesterday?
3. There weren't some shops in the village.
1. There is a big sofa in the living room.
2. Did you see Peter yesterday?
3. There weren't any shops in the village.
Your sister's daughter.
Your brother's son.
Your husband's mother.
Your brother's wife.
a niece
a nephew
a mother-in-law
a sister-in-law
в 2009
in two thousand oh nine
bigger — An elephant is bigger than a horse.
am going to — I am going to visit my grandmother tomorrow.
is going to — Look at those clouds! It is going to rain.
are you going to do — What are you going to do this weekend?
1. I like she very much.
2. There was two cats in the garden.
3. He didn't had breakfast this morning.
4. Were you watch a film last night?
1. I like her very much.
2. There were two cats in the garden.
3. He didn't have breakfast this morning.
4. Did you watch a film last night?
A place with lots of sand.
You can go hiking there.
You can see clouds, the sun and the moon on it.
a desert
mountains
the sky
24 октября 1997
on the twenty-fourth of October nineteen ninety-seven
1.There isn't (many / much / a few) sugar left, so we need to buy some.
2. If the weather is nice tomorrow, we (are going to / went to / going to) have a picnic in the park.
3. This is (more comfortable / the most comfortable / comfortablest) hotel I've ever stayed in.
4. We (didn't have to / don't have to / wasn't have to) take a taxi yesterday because the bus arrived on time.
5. How long (did you stay / you stayed / were you stay) in London when you visited your cousins last summer?
are you going to do — What are you going to do this weekend?
much — There isn't much sugar left, so we need to buy some.
are going to — If the weather is nice tomorrow, we are going to have a picnic in the park.
the most comfortable — This is the most comfortable hotel I've ever stayed in.
didn't have to — We didn't have to take a taxi yesterday because the bus arrived on time.
did you stay — How long did you stay in London when you visited your cousins last summer?
1. She didn't have some breakfast before she went to school.
2. How much students were there at the English lesson yesterday?
3. My brother is more taller than me, but I'm better at English than him.
4. We was going to visit our grandparents last weekend, but we didn't have enough time.
5. There weren't much people at the restaurant, so we didn't have to wait for a table.
1. She didn't have any breakfast before she went to school.
2. How many students were there at the English lesson yesterday?
3. My brother is taller than me, but I'm better at English than him.
4. We were going to visit our grandparents last weekend, but we didn't have enough time.
5. There weren't many people at the restaurant, so we didn't have to wait for a table.