can do,' he said. - He ___ that there was nothing else he could do. p align="justify"> Exercise 9. Turn the following sentences into direct speech, as in the example. p align="justify"> 1. Jack complained that I was always interrupting him. - You're always interrupting me! Jack said.
. We insisted on them staying for dinner. 3. She apologised for forgetting my birthday. 4. He accused her of stealing his wallet. 5. He agreed to help me organise the party. 6. They warned the children to stay away from the water. 7. She promised to write every week. 8. He threatened to tell the teacher if we misbehaved. 9. I advised him to study hard for the exam. 10. She suggested going for a walk. 11. He explained that it wasn't his fault. 12. They denied opening my letters. 13. She offered to help me with the housework. 14. He complained that she was always tired. 15. They invited me to their party. 16. She threatened to call the police if they did it again.to do
Task 1. Translate and comment on the following. p align="justify"> - There is the only city in the world which has the unforgettable ceremony - Changing the Guard.
Task 2. Give your arguments for and against the following saying. p align="justify"> - - London has buildings that express all the different areas of its history.
Task 4. Speaking and Discussing. p align="justify">. Interview your partner who has come from London about the travelling. Ask him/her about the experience he/she has had. p align="justify">. Imagine you are going to spend two weeks in England. Ask your partner to advise the places of interests in London for visiting. Give reasons for this choice. p align="justify">. Write a letter to your friend describing your latest visit to London. p align="justify">. Project Work:
В· Collect as much information as possible about some places in London. Imagine you are going to advertise theses places in your local paper (magazine, etc.).
В· Discuss all details of visiting these places with your group.
UNIT 11. SHOPPING
bargain is a bargain.buy a pig in a poke.garments never sits well.reading tasks. Phonetic drills. p align="justify"> [?: ] [ ? ] [ Г¦ ] [?:] customer brand furnishingunderwear cash firstjumper packet skirt buy fantastic purchase
[i] [i:] [i ? ] meannearseatclearlycheap hearsea dear. In which shop can you buy these things?
. newspapers a. the dairy
. pork, beaf, liver b. greengrocer s
. roses and tulips c. baker s
. books on painting d. butcher s
. medicine and tablets e. art shop
. peas, carrots, tomatoes f. sport shop
. a loaf of bread g. news-agent s
. milk, sour cream h. chemist s
. a pair of trainings i. florist sand translate the textin Londonmost people think of shopping in London they first think of big stores in West End. Without doubt they are fantastic places to shop. Harrods, John Lewis, Selfridges and Liberty are among London s top departments stores. These stores are a mixture of tradition and modernity. They developed in the 19 century and maintain the dignity of that time. For example, Selfriges looks like a palace. At the same time the big stores follow the new trends. They are vast buildings many stories high, equipped with speedy lifts and escalators, with well-planned lightning and heating.you want to get the best shopping experience you should visit Harrods-one of the most popular stores which retains an international reputation for quality. It was founded in 1849 and it is not only a shop but also a tourist attraction. It has 230 departments and about 50000 customers visit the store every day. Clothes with designer labels for both men and women, excellent home furnishings, electrical, children and book departments, the sheer range of goods on offer is overwhelming. You can buy almost everything and you know you re getting the best. Twice a year...
