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The Prescription on the Door.Date: 2015-10-07; view: 519. TEST TASK I.Pick out the correct variant. 1. Steve promised (that) a) he comes soon; b) he had not come; c) he would come soon. 3. Andrew explained (that) a) he is having a vacation soon; b) he had had a vacation two weeks before; c) he will have a vacation the following week. 4. Kevin didn't know (that); a) he must report on the problem tomorrow; b) he would have to report on the problem the following day c) he has report on the problem long ago. 5. Tom explained (that) a) he can't attend the lecture last Monday; b) he couldn't attend the lecture the previous Monday; c) he won't attend the lecture on Monday. 6. The farmer hoped (that) a) the weather will be better better next summer; b) the weather would be better the following summer; c) the weather had been better next summer. 7. All the students knew (that) a) a molecule of water would have two atoms of hydrogen and one of oxygen; b) a molecule of water has two atoms of hydrogen and one of oxygen; c) a molecule of water had had two atoms of hydrogen and one of oxygen.
TASK II. Use the proper tense forms:
Once an Englishman went to the seaside for his holidays. He asked his housekeeper to post him all the letters that she (receive) during his absence. She promised him to do that. The Englishman rested very well. A month passed but he (not to receive) any letters. He thought that it (be) strange and he (ring) up his housekeeper and asked her why she (not to post) his letters. The housekeeper explained that he (forget) to leave her the key to the letter-box. The Englishman promised that he (send) her the key. Some days later he put the key into an envelope, wrote down his address on it and posted the letter. Another month was passing. But still he didn't receive any letters. Then at the end of the month he returned home. He spoke angrily with his housekeeper. But the poor man was not to blame because the key which his master (post) was in the locked letter-box too.
TASK III. Translate into English:
1. Я заметил, что она смотрит на меня. 2. Учительница сказала, что мы должны повторить все правила. 3. Я знаю, что вам нечего бояться. 4. Я надеялся, что кто-то нашел мои ключи и передаст их мне. 5. Он обещал, что все будет сделано. 6. Я знал, что он пожалеет об этом. 7. Я дам вам ответ, когда я поговорю с отцом. 8. Он обещал, что скажет вам, что я уже вернулся и хочу видеть вас. 9. Она боялась, что вы скажете, что не можете помочь ей. 10. Я надеялся, что я успею на последний поезд, но я опоздал. 11. Вчера по дороге домой я зашел к Николаю. Он сказал, что только что получил телеграмму от матери и через час пойдет на вокзал встречать ее. 12. Когда я зашла к моей подруге, ее мать сказала, что ее нет дома: она сдает экзамен, но скоро вернется. TASK IV. Read and reproduce the following texts:
A man fell ill, and the doctor was sent for. The doctor came; and when he had found out what the matter was, he asked for a pen, ink and paper, so that he might write a prescription. But there were no such things in the house; so the man's wife went out to try to borrow them from somebody. She was a long time gone, and the doctor grew tired of waiting. He took a piece of coal, wrote the prescription with it on the door and went away. The thing was that nobody in the house could read or write Latin. So they took the door off its hinges, and carried it to the chemist's shop, and got the medicine. |