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nunny1. leave____school
2. on_the_floor
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katya29581. Leave school ( покинуть школу), ( перед school никогда не пишется артикль )
2. On the floor ( на полу ) артикль «the».
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Put in the right article in these phrases. If the phrase is used without articles, write «no article».
Don’t use capital letters.
artikli 1.jpg
Example 0.
same street
go to work
Answer 0.
the
no article
1. leave____school
2. on___floor
2 ответа:
0
0
1. Leave school ( покинуть школу), ( перед school никогда не пишется артикль )
2. On the floor ( на полу ) артикль «the».
0
0
1. leave____school
2. on_the_floor
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2. Was examined (examine) Passive Voice это (не время, пассивный залог)
3. Will be discussed (discuss) Future Simple страдательный залог(кем-то)
4. Does not work (work) Present Simple (negative form)
5.Will carry out (carry out) Future Simple действительный залог(кто-то)
They did it 2 days ago.
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4 вида начинаются так:
Who did it 2 days ago?
What did they do it 2 days ago?
When did they do it?
tag-q — They did it 2 days ago, didn’t they?
5)your
6)their
7)our
8)mine
1. Something we do for pleasure is called a hobby.
2. The first jigsaw puzzle was made of wood.
3. Coin collecting is called the ,king of hobbies’.
<span>4. The first jigsaw puzzle was made by John Spilsbury</span>
1) He is a pilot
They are from Canada
Mary and Tom are at school
Nick and I are the best
2) Are they on the ship?
They aren’t on the ship
3) He likes ice cream
My mother reads books in summer
They swim every summer
I walk in the park on Mondays
4) Does Mike read books in summer?
Mike doesn’t read books in summer?
5) go went
Make made
Give gave
Be was/were
Drink drank
Run ran, take took
6) did they go to the zoo?
They didn’t go to the zoo
Did Roma play football yesterday?
Roma didn’t play football yesterday
This is Mike and that
is his wife Helen. They are going to … market. Mike wants to buy …
new hat. Helen wants to buy … blue coat. They have … car. …
car is black. It is … good car. Mike likes to drive his car. It is
his hobby. Helen likes to read … book before sleep. On Sundays they
often play … tennis. Mike is … good player. They also have …
dog. … dog is very small. They love … dog. They often take it
with them when they go out.
4.4 Translate into English:
1).
Ты играешь в футбол, не так ли? 2). Мои
родители часто приезжают ко мне. 3). Кто
говорит по-английски хорошо? 4). Кто
сейчас говорит по телефону? 5). В данный
момент мама моет пол, а я помогаю ей по
дому. 6). Когда он приходит в университет
обычно? 7). Мой брат никогда не моет
посуду. 8). Все в нашей семье любят читать
и смотреть телевизор. 9). Они всегда
приходят вовремя. 10).
У
тебя
хорошая
семья,
не
так
ли?
4.5. Choose the right variant a,b, c to fill the spaces in 1-10
1.
… roof was painted green.
A)
a B) the C) 0
2.
Isn’t it … nasty weather?
A)
a B) the C) 0
3.
It’s not … Rome I knew in my childhood.
A)
a B) the C)0
4.
There is … good hospital in this region.
A)
a B ) the C) 0
5.
She went on a diet … lose weight.
A)
in order to B) because C) so
6.
My neighbour came home … a taxi that night.
A)
on B) by C) in
7.
How …
A)
she studies hard B) hard she studies C) hardly she studies
8.
Nobody called on me, …?
A)
did anybody B) did he C) did they
9.
I forgot to take the spaghetti out of the water and … went soft.
A)
they B) all C) it
10.
Could you please go and get … chair from next door?
A)
another B) other C) an other
4.6. For questions 1-15, read the text below and decide which answer a, b, c or d best fits each space. There is an example at the beginning.
Example:
0. A) long time B) sometimes C) ages D) lately
Dear
Trevor,
I
know it’s been C
(0) I wrote to you but I’ve been very busy ___ (1) we decided to
move in the country. The house in the village is not quite ready ___
(2) but as you can imagine ___ (3) the last few weeks we’ve had to
chase up builders and plumbers and we’ve ___ (4) got a long way to
go.
It’s been such a long time we
___ (5) work on it I’ve almost forgotten how long it’s been exactly.
We must have started it about seven years ___ (6) and we’ve ___ (7)
spent a small fortune on it. We are ___ (8) living in our rather
cramped flat where you ___ (9) us a few years ago but it ___ (10) to
get unbearable and we ___ (11) moving out. We are still ___ (12)
around from morning ___ (13) night and it’s been particularly hectic
___ (14) the last week. Anyway, ___ (15) all this was going on Karen
fell and sprained her ankle was the last thing we needed!
1.
A. every time B. ever since
C. while D. before
2.
A. still B. already
C. yet D. soon
3.
A. for B. as
C. while D. since
4.
A. yet B. already
C. nearly D. still
5.
A. have started B. start
C. did start D. started
6.
A. before B. ago
C. previous D. since
7.
A. still B. not
C. already D. yet
8.
A. already B. still
C. yet D. longer
9.
A. were visiting B. have visited C.
had been visiting D. visited
10.
A. begun B. is beginning C.
begins D. begin
11.
A. have looked forward B. looked forward C. will look
forward D. are looking forward
12.
A. rush B. rushed
C. rushing D. be rushed
13.
A. and B. into
C. till D. through
14.
A. during B. from
C. in D. while
15.
A. in B. during
C. while D. for
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01.04.2019.
Тест. Английский язык, 10 класс
Будьте внимательны! У Вас есть 10 минут на прохождение теста. Система оценивания — 5 балльная. Разбалловка теста — 3,4,5 баллов, в зависимости от сложности вопроса. Порядок заданий и вариантов ответов в тесте случайный. С допущенными ошибками и верными ответами можно будет ознакомиться после прохождения теста. Удачи!
Список вопросов теста
Вопрос 1
Choose the pictures where we need to put the article «the»?
Варианты ответов
Вопрос 2
Look at the picture. Choose the right variant.
1 — a
2 — an
3 — the
4 — zero article
Вопрос 3
Match the sentence with the article.
1.
A
2.
The
3.
Zero article
Варианты ответов
- Liam doesn’t believe in creatures from ….. outer space.
- I need to choose ….. school for my son.
- Students have the right to choose ….. university suitable for their interests and abilities.
- Children go to ….. school every day.
- Tomorrow I will go to ….. school where my daughter has lessons.
Вопрос 4
We don’t need to use articles with the nouns: “school”, “space”, “prison”, “church”, “bed”, “work”, “college”, “hospital”, “university” if they are modified by a descriptive attribute.
Do you agree with this statement?
Вопрос 5
Choose «yes» if the statement is true.
«There are two types of articles: definite and indefinite.»
Вопрос 6
Look at the picture. Type the missing word.
Вопрос 7
Choose «yes» if the statement is true, choose «no» if the statement is false.
Варианты ответов
- The indefinite article has two forms: a, the.
- Articles are the words that define a verb as specific or unspecific.
- We need to use zero article with the words like «school», «space», «prison», «church», «bed», «work», «college», «hospital», «university» when they denote activities associated with these places.
- The term “zero article” refers to noun phrases that have no articles.
- We don’t use an article with general nouns.
Вопрос 8
Choose the sentences where we need to use «zero article».
Варианты ответов
- Miranda studies at ….. prestigious school.
- ….. local hospital will be closed soon.
- After finishing high school Julia is planning to go to ….. university.
- Bobby spent five years in ….. Spanish prison.
- Ryan, you’re so pale. You need to go to ….. hospital.
Вопрос 9
Choose the right description of the word «articles».
Варианты ответов
- The words that define a noun as specific.
- The words that describe a noun or pronoun.
- The words that connect clauses or sentences.
- The words that define a noun as unspecific.
- The words that define a noun as specific or unspecific.
Вопрос 10
Complete the sentence «The definite article is the word ….».
An article is a «part» of a noun. If there is an article in a sentence, then there must be a noun or a word next to it that takes the meaning of a noun. But if the noun has a definition (adjective), then the article is placed before the adjective.
To put it simply, the article rule is: Remember! If we are talking about an unknown subject, then the indefinite article A / An. If we are talking about something specific, then the article The is placed in front of it.
What is the difference between a and the?
The concept of the article in English grammar is associated with the category of certainty. Simplified, the rule of articles sounds like this: If we are talking about an unknown subject, then the indefinite article A / An. If we are talking about something specific, then the article The is placed in front of it.
When is a or an in English?
We use “A” before a noun in the singular, which begins with a consonant, for example: a boy; a car; a bike; a dog. “An” is used with singular nouns beginning with a vowel, for example: an elephant; an egg; an apple; an idiot.
When do we use articles?
The article is usually placed only in front of nouns. The indefinite article applies exclusively to countable singular nouns, and the definite article can be applied to different singular and plural nouns, whether they are countable or not.
When is the article a or the used?
the definite article the (definite article) — is used with both uncountable and countable nouns, regardless of their number; zero (zero article) — that is, the article is not used with uncountable nouns in the singular or countable in the plural.
Where is the article not used?
So, remember the rules.
- The name is not used before the names of people, the names of cities, countries and other proper names. …
- The name is not used with the names of continents, individual mountain peaks, individual islands, the names of most streets, roads, parks, squares.
What is The?
The definite article (the) accompanies those nouns that should already be known to the listener from the context, situation or from his general knowledge. He also often points to unique, one-of-a-kind items.
What is the indefinite article in English?
The indefinite article (a) is derived from the numeral one and is usually used with singular nouns denoting countable items. The indefinite article in English can have three meanings: classifying, generalizing and numerical.
What is an article for children?
An article is a special word that comes before a noun. It helps to distinguish a noun from a verb (to cook — a cook) and clarifies the status of the object in question.
What are the articles in English?
In English, the two articles are indefinite (a / an) and definite (the). The article is a sign of a noun and is placed either directly before the noun, or before the adjective that defines it.
Do I need to put an article at the beginning of a sentence?
Remember the rule: If in front of you is a countable noun in the singular, then use A if this subject is mentioned for the first time or it is indefinite, insignificant. THE is used if the subject has already been mentioned before and is known to the interlocutors.
Do I need to add articles when listing?
The article ‘a’ is used to indicate an unfamiliar noun: There is a couch in my room. The article ‘a’ is used when listing or listing items: I have a clock, a computer and a lamp in my room.
Do I need to put an article before an adjective?
The article is placed BEFORE the noun. If there are adjectives in front of the noun that describe it, then the article will appear BEFORE all adjectives. … The article is not placed before the adjective if it is without a noun.