I. D. Translate the sentences

a) 1. Have you … museums in the town? 2. She has … sisters. 3. Has she … good friends in Moscow? 4. Have you … relatives? 5. Have you … brothers? 6. She has … mistakes in her translation. 7. They have … cousins in Minsk. 8. They have got … water. 9. Has he got … English books? 10. I’ve got … tea. 10. Sara has … car. She goes everywhere by bicycle. 11. Julia wants to go on holiday but she hasn’t got … money. 12. I can’t open the door. I have … key. 13. I have got some bags.

b) 1. There are … flowers in the vase. 2. There aren't … tomatoes in the fridge. 3. There isn't … money in my pocket. 4. Is there … juice in the bottle? 5.Are there … magazines on the shelf? 6. There is … paper in the box. 7. Is there … water in the glass? 8. Is there … coffee in the cup? 9. There are …books on the shelf.

II. B. Make up sentences according to the models in I. D. using:

a) 1. She - rice 2. You - cheese 3. Lucy - a bath every evening. 4. We – breakfast at 8 o’clock in the morning. 5. January – 30 days 6. He - a new flat. 7. He - a shave in the morning. 8. She – an oval face and a straight nose. 9. She – money. 10. money - in his wallet. 11. mistakes - in my test 12. meat - in the refrigerator 13. cheese - on the plate 14. water - in the bottle 15. books - on the shelf 16. paper - in the box. 17. flowers - in the vase.

b) 1. February – 31 days? 2. He - no new flat. 3. How many magazines - on the shelf? 4. coffee - in the cup? 5. you - relatives?

III. A. Translate the following international words: Olympic[ou′limpik],Mars [mα:z], wine [wain], Vatican [′vætikən], planet[′plænit], mineral [′minərəl], official [ə′fiòəl], Oxford[′ɔksfəd], pop [pɔp] = popular (with) [′pɔpjulə], Prague[prα:g]