Варіант № 13

1. Використовуйте артикль де це необхідно (a, an, the).

1.1 What is … find day!

1.2 Are … your… parents at … home?

1.3 There is... cup on... table. Give me... cup, please.

1.4 What is your... child doing? — She is playing with... ball.... ball is red.

2. Утворіть множину з поданих речень.

2.1 Does this lady speak English?

2.2 That gentleman knows my brother.

2.3 This girl isn't my niece.

2.4 That table is made of wood.

3. Відкрийте дужки, використовуючи дієслова у потрібному часі.

3.1 Tomorrow Nick (not to go) to school.

3.2 Your father (to go) on a busi­ness trip last month?

3.3 I (to invite) my friends to come to my place tomorrow.

3.4 We (to make) a fire last summer.

4. Вставьте some, any, no або їх похідні.

4.1... left a magazine in our classroom yesterday.

4.2 Is there... here who knows French?

4.3 There is... in the next room. I don't know him.

4.4... can answer this question. It is very easy.

5. Перекладіть речення на англійську мову.

5.1 Они уже приняли решение (take a decision) по этому вопросу? — Нет. Они все еще спорят (argue). Они обсуждают этот вопрос уже два часа и еще не пришли ни к какому решению,

5.2 Студенты пишут контрольную работу уже два часа. Пока только двое сдали работы.

5.3 Что здесь делает этот человек? — Он ждет секретаря. Она еще не пришла на работу.

5.4 Уже садилось солнце, когда я подъехал к Эдинбургу.

6. Перекладіть текст на українську мову та поставте 5 запитань до будь-якого речення.

The Party System.

The British democratic system depends on political parties, and there has been a party system of some kind since the 17^th century. The political parties choose candidates in elections (there are sometimes independent candidates, but they are rarely elected). The party which wins the majority of seats forms the Government and its leader usually becomes Prime Minister. The largest minority party becomes the Opposition. In doing so it accepts the right of the majority party to run the country, while the majority party accepts the right of the minority party to criticise it without this agreement between the political parties the British parliamentary system would break down.

The Prime Minister chooses about twenty MPs from his or her party to become Cabinet Ministers. Each minister is responsible for a particular area of government and for a Civil Service department. For example, the Minister of Defence is responsible for defence policy and the armed forces, the Chancellor of the Exchequer for financial policy, and the Home Secretary for, among other things, law and order and immigration.