Preparing for test

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Preparing for test

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Ex.1 Write sentences in Future Simple
1) They __________
will play football at the institute. (play)
won’t write emails. (not / write)
2) She ___________
Will you________
speak English? (speak)
3) ____
won’t like fish. (not / like)
4) My mother ___________
5) ____
Will Ann _______
have any friends? (have)
6) His brother __________
will work in an office. (work)
7) She ___________
won’t read very fast. (not / read)
8) ____
Will they ______
water the flowers every 3 days? (water)
won’t ride a motorbike. (not / ride)
9) His wife ___________
drink coffee? (drink)
10) ____
Will Elizabeth________

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Ex.2 Write in l’ll, we'll, he'll, she'll, they'll, it’ll.
I’ll
1.I'd like to see animals. I think _______
go to the zoo
today.
she’ll go to the
2.Wendy likes dinosaurs. I think _______
Natural History Museum.
we’ll go to the disco.
3.We like dancing. I think _______
they’ll go to
4.My parents want to buy presents. I think_______
the gift shop.
he’ll
5.Jim likes walking. I think_______
go to the park.
6.Put on your scarf and hat. I think _______
be cold
it’ll
today.
7.I want to watch a cartoon. I think _______
go to the
I’ll
cinema tomorrow.
I’ll
8.Mike is ill. I don't think _______
go for a walk with him.

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Ex.3 Write sentences about subjects
2. Figures and mathematical problems are studied in Mathematics.
3. Foreign words and grammar rules are studied in Foreign Languages.
4. Plants and animals are studied in Biology.
5. Computers are studied in Informational Technology.
6. Stories, novels and poems are studied in Literature.
7. Mountains, rivers, oceans are studied in Geography.

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Ex.4 Read the text and do the task

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There are more than 500,000 teachers
in the state schools.
More than 600 hours of school radio
are used to make subjects easier.
2,520
of secondary school population in
England attend comprehensive schools
1,000 hours
There are three types of secondary schools.
Pupils up to the age of 16 should study many subjects like English, mathematics…
In England, the secondary schools are more than the private schools.
In the English schools pupils can use radio and television.