1. I am working.
I am not working.
Am I working?
2. You are jumping.
You are not jumping.
Are you jumping?
3. He is dreaming.
He is not dreaming.
Is he dreaming?
4. She is sleeping.
She is not sleeping.
Is she sleeping?
5. It is snowing.
It is not snowing.
Is it snowing?
6. We are singing.
We are not singing.
Are we singing?
7. You are fighting.
You are not fighting.
Are you fighting?
8. They are reading.
They are not reading.
Are they reading?
travel
If you leave the city, you can see
that Northern Ireland is not spoiled by technological progress.
There are sleepy villages and lush parks, rivers, lakes, mountains,
stunning coastline and beautiful beaches.
If you leave from Belfast and follow a special route Causeway Coastal Route,
you can make one of the most exciting trips in Europe
during which you will see the picturesque fishing villages,
stunning natural beauty and world interest - Giant's Causeway. Also be sure to take a trip to the breathtaking rope bridge Carrick-a-Rede, majestic mountains of Mourne, Lowe Bann Valley,
Aylendmeggi Valley and Antrim.
My older sister ))))))))))))?,:':,,
Ex 10<u>
</u>1. Children with no mother — motherless children
2. a man without a hat — a hatless man
3. a dressmaker with no children — a childless dressmaker
4. a person with no home — a homeless person
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1. a woman with white hair — a white-haired woman
2. a boy with blue eyes — a blue-eyed boy
3. a man with long legs — a long-legged man
4. a gentleman with a black coat — a black-coated gentleman
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ex 12
1. In 1994 he was sent to live with (without) his friends in the country.
2. I was afraid to tell him that everybody would hear<span><u /> about </span>it soon.
3.They sat down at a small table, for they felt they were too old for this kind of dancing.
4. I saw that the dressmaker was sitting with her sister who was looking anxiously at me.
5. He muttered something to (by) himself with a soft voice.
6. Father put on his glasses and looked at my drawing, he seemed pleased.
7. Maybe Dad had gone to the cinema with (without) his friend.
8. When they turned up to me, I saw by their faces that they were pleased with my lovely hat.
9. When I was told that I was not to read glasses, I immediately went and bought myself new glasses. She exclaimed that there was something strange in <span>the place.</span>
<span>1. Where do you live? — I live in Moscow.
2. When do you have your holidays? — In January.
3. What do you like best at school?
4. My brother works at a hospital. He is a doctor.
He gets up at twenty minutes past seven.
He works in the morning and in the afternoon.
In the evening he does not work. In the evening he rests.
5. Does your sister speak French?
No, she doesn't.
She speaks German, and her husband speaks English.
6. When do you get up?
I get up at a quarter to seven.
7. When does your brother get up?
He gets up at twenty minutes to eight.
And does your sister also get up at twenty minutes to eight?
No, she doesn't.
My brother goes to school, and my sister does not go to school.
She is not a pupil yet.
She gets up at nine o'clock.
8. He doesn't wash his hands before meals.
9. This boy whistles in class.
10. He doesn't play any musical instrument.
11. They play football and like to watch cartoons.
12. They like their school holidays, especially the summer holidays.
13. The girl's birthday is on the thirty-first of December.
14. That is why she gets a lot of presents.
</span><span>My uncle is an engineer. He is very busy. His working day begins early in the morning. He gets up at seven o'clock. He washes, dresses and has breakfast. After breakfast he goes to work. He works at an institute. He likes his work. He is married. His wife is a doctor. She works at a hospital. In the evening she studies French. She attends French classes. My uncle does not speak French. He speaks Russian and German. He studies English. In the evening he attends English classes. My uncle's son is a pupil. He goes to school. At school he studies English and Japanese.</span>