Exercise 3. Say and respond as in the model.

· He lives in Moscow now.

· Yes, now he lives in Moscow, but some years ago he lived in London.

to learn English;

to produce machines Model A;

to sell machines Model A 10;

to buy chemical equipment from Green & Sons;

to work at a plant;

to live in a new district of Minsk

Exercise 4. Say and respond as in the model.

· They say your managers started work at 10 yesterday.

· No, they didn’t. They started work at 9.15.

to buy kitchen equipment from France;

to have talks with the British businessmen;

to make a contract with Brown & Co;

to receive two offers from Brown & Co;

to spend the weekend outside Minsk

Exercise 5. Ask and answer as in the model.

· Did you stay at home last night?

· No, I didn’t. I went out.

to receive much mail;

to discuss the terms of payment;

to go to the plant;

to watch TV;

to live in an old district of Minsk;

to invite friends to your place

The verb to be in the Past Simple Tense

To be – was\were – been

I was

You were

He was

She was

It was

We were

You were

They were

Exercise 6. Ask and answer as in the model.

· Was the General Director in the office yesterday?

· No, he wasn’t. he was in the conference room.

Mr. Blake\at home

Mrs. Blake\in the living-room

the Blakes\at their friends’ place

the Blakes’ children\at home

Nancy\in the kitchen

the girls\in the park

Adverbs much (много), little (мало)

Наречия much и little в предложениях стоят после глаголов. Наречие much может заменяться a lot.

Jobs and Problems

Everyone sees life through their job. To the doctor, the world is a hospital. To truck drivers, it’s a road system.

A. Gray, a Scottish writer

Exercise 1. Look at these jobs. Who do you think should get the highest salary for the job? Put the jobs in order, the highest salary first.

1. a lawyer

2. a nurse

3. a football star

4. an accountant

5. a fashion model

6. a postal worker

7. a firefighter

8. a teacher

9. an advertising executive

Are the real salaries in the same order in our country?

Exercise 2. What do you like or not like in your job?

· a lot of telephone calls

· writing lots of reports

· working with the same people

· working with a lot of different people

· working on your own

· sharing an office

· using English at work

· working flexible hours (including weekends)

· casual dress

· uniforms

Which is more important to you, a high salary or a job you enjoy?

Exercise 3.

A. Complete the first part of this advertisement with the verbs from the box. Use the words in brackets to help you.

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