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6 – Á êëàñ

Çàâäàííÿ:
1.	Âèâ÷èòü íåïðàâèëüí³ ä³ºñëîâà ñò. 112
2.	Âèâ÷èòè ñëîâà ç óðîê³â 11 – 13 ñò. 108 – 109 (êíèæêà).
3.	Óðîê 13. Êíèæêà ñò. 40 – ä³àëîã: ÷èòàòè ³ ïåðåêëàäàòè.


Units 9 – 12

Vocabulary
1. Circle the odd one out.
0. fashionable  comfortable  terrible  colourful
1. detective  shop assistants  fingerprints  reporters
2. shopping centre  forest  stadium  school grounds
3. sea  ocean  sky  river
4. pretty  nice  long  beautiful
5. cheer  walk  march  run 

2. Write the opposites.
      0. easy  -  hard                              
                                                            3. thin              _ _ _
      1. long      _ _ _ _ _                       4. beautiful       _ _ _ _
      2. small    _ _ _                             5.  tall               _ _ _ _ _

Grammar
3. Write the comparative and superlative of these adjectives.
      0. nice            nicer                 the nicest

      1. friendly      …………        ………….
      2. good           …………        ………….
      3. hungry        …………        ………….
      4. big              …………        ………….

4. Correct the sentences.
      0. Andes are a very long mountains range.
         The Andes are a very long mountains range.

1.The Asia is a big continent.
……………………………………………
2.Sun gives heat to our planet.
      ……………………………………………
3.Who is worst dancer in your class?
      ……………………………………………
4.The Moon goes round Earth.
      ……………………………………………
5.Machu Picchu is in the Peru.
      …………………………………………….

5. Complete. Use a, an or the where necessary.
      0. Here is a photo of my town. The photo is very old.

      1. Look at …… stars! They’re beautiful today.
      2. There is …... ocean between North America and Great Britain.
      3. I love …… apples.
      4. Look, this is ……. highest mountain in the world.
      5. There I …… ancient town in the Andes. ……. town is called Machu Picchu.
      6. She’s got ……. dog. ……. dog is very friendly.
      7. Have you got ……pet?

6. Complete. Use  the correct form of going to.
     A. Are you going to meet your friend tonight?
     B. No, I’m not.

     A. ……… they ……… have a picnic in the forest?
     B. No, they ……… .
     A. When …….. your friends ………… see the film on Africa?
     B. They ………. see it next Sunday.
     A. ………. she ……….. wear her new hat tonight? 
     B. Yes, she ……… .
     A. Where …………. the workmen ………… build the shops?
     B. They ………… build them next to the park.