Category: English 10

1.He has got few friends.2.I drink littel coffee.I dontdon’t like it.3. We must hurry . We’ve got very few time.4. There are very few scholarships for students in this university. 5. The theatre was almost empty. There were very few people there.7. There was little lemonade in the bottle. There were few peaches in the basket. 8. I have few time ,so I can’t go with you.9. He has few English books.10. There is little juice in my glass. Have you got any juice?11. There are few bears in the zoo.12. Tom Cantu was the son of poor parents and had very few clodthes. 13. There is too little soup in my soup plate. Give me some more ,please. 14. The children returned from the wood very sad because they had found very few mushrooms .15. There was too little light in the room ,and I could not read.16. There are very few people who don’t know that the Earth is round.

Hometask for 08.02

Language Leader Intermediate- page 85, ex. 6

6 Join the following pairs of sentences to make one sentence containing a non-defining relative clause. Use whose, which, who and where. Use commas appropriately.

1 American universities are now facing a lot of competition. They attracted the world’s best students for over 50 years. 2 Last month i went back to Oxford. i studied history there. 3 Annie Costello became President of the NUS earlier this year. Her opinions have always been highly regarded. 4 There are over 36,000 students at the University of Manchester. It’s the biggest university in the UK. 5 Aristotle wrote books on many subjects. He studied under Plato. 6 Hilary studied politics at Harvard. She has just been offered a professorship there.

1-American universities, which have attracted the world’s best students for over 50 years, are now facing a lot of competition.

2-Last month i went back to Oxford, where i studied history.

3-Annie Costello, whose opinions have always been highly regarded, became President of the NUS earlier this year.

4-There are over 36,000 students at the University of Manchester, which is the biggest university in the UK.

5-Aristotle , who studied under Plato, wrote books on many subjects

6-Hilary studied politics at Harvard, where she has just been offered a professorship there.

Read the text, learn the words and do task 1, task 2

Preparation

Task 1

Task 2
Choose the best answer.

1. What is Sam’s reaction to his letters? a. Uninterested
   b. Surprised c. Afraid
   d. Curious
2. Why does Sam not take holidays from work?
   a. He feels safer on the farm.
   b. Hecan’taffordit.
   c. He hasn’t finished repairing the fences.
   d. Hedoesn’tknowwheretochoose.
3. What can we guess about Mr Carter?
   a. He works hard.
   b. He’srich.
   c. He has tanned skin.
   d. Heloveshorses.
4. What does Sam think Carter’s son might do during his stay at the farm?
   a. He might leave on foot.
   b. He might do something dangerous while riding.
   c. He might break the fences.
   d. Hemightgetintotroublewiththeneighbours.
5. How does Mr Carter feel while he’s talking to Sam in this scene? a. Angry
   b. Impatient c. Nervous d. Excited
6. Why has Mr Carter come to his house?
   a. Because he wants to give Sam his mail.
   b. Becauseheneedstocheckontheworkonthefences.
   c. Because his son has had problems at school.
   d. Becausehissonneedsaholiday.
   Discussion
   Why do you think Mr Carter has brought his son to the farm?

How to be the PERFECT GIRLFRIEND ._.

a) You should make an effort with your clothes and you shouldn’t cut you hair: a man likes his girlfriend to look feminine

b) The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. You should cook for him, and if he is really hungry, don’t give him salad

c) You must listen to him. He likes explaining how things work.

d) You shouldn’t ask him to help you choose a pair of shoes. He only has three pairs, and he thinks that’s enough.

e) You mustn’t try to give him directions. Christopher Colombus didn’t need them

How to be the PERFECT BOYFRIEND

a) you must arrive on time for dates-women hate it when you keep them waiting.

b) You should pay when you go out. Women want to be equal, but not that equal!

c) You should be funny . You may be good-looking, well-dressed and have the brains of Einstein, but if you can’t make her laugh, forget it.

d) You should remain silent . They want to do all the talking-even if you stop listening, pretend to be fascinated.

e)You mustn’t talk about other beautiful women, even famous ones. She’ll remember, and years later, when you make a comment about her cooking, she’ll tell you to get Julia Roberts to make your lunch.

“Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? People behave differently when they wear different clothes. Do you agree that different clothes influence the way people behave? Use specific examples to support your answer“

I know that clothes speak about our personality, your dressing sense or color of your clothes.i agree with that. but i disagree that human behave differently when they wear different clothes, cause …i mean-… people change their clothes, the color and sense of clothes because their personality changes.For example I, this year started to wear black or dark clothes , its because my personality changed, i am more depressed and angry now ? I even started to love the black color even more. But i don’t think that clothes can influence the way we behave…Even if it is possible, maybe i should start to dress colorful 🙂

Hometask for 13.12

Language leader intermediate – page 70, ex.2a, 2b

2a. Look at these extracts from an introduction to a design book. In which extract does the writer mention these things?

1. incorrect ideas about design
2. the essential element in good design
3. what design is
4. the restrictions on designers
5. what designers do

2b. Read the extracts again and correct the statements below

1. Designers are the same as scientists and engineers.
2. Magazines don’t make mistakes when talking about design.
3. Design is all about appearance.
4. The secret of good design is to be new and different.
5. Designers, like artists, have a lot of freedom.

Fill in past simple or past perfect simple.
1. After they saw the Tower, they went to Westminster Abbey.
2. He  asked me which animals I had seen in Africa.
3. After Columbus had discovered America, he returned to Spain.
4. Before they moved to Liverpool, they had sold everything.
5. After he had worked very hard, he fell ill.
6. She opened the box after she  had found the key.
7. They went to a restaurant after they  had sailed.
8. Before they started the party, they had invited some friends.
9. After she had washed the curtains, she cleaned the windows.
10. They went for a sightseeing tour after the bus had arrived.
12. After he  had finished school, he worked for a magazine.
13. They drank a cup of tea after they had  finished lunch.
14. He had asked me for her telephone number before he phoned her.
15. My sister had eaten all the chocolate before my parents came home.

So women named Katie Hayward is a beekeeper  and she lived in Angls island where her ancestors lived before.She has run Felin Honeybees from a farm since 2012 after giving up her job and selling her car to raise money.She did it following her dream, but shes scared that Wylfa Newydd could stop her business.

Shambo

Shambo, the bull at the centre of a three-month legal fight, has been killed. After a positive test for TB, an order was made for his slaughter, in keeping with the law. However, the multi-faith community where he lived went to court to try to save him as he was a sacred animal to Hindus.

A High Court judge said that the order to kill him was unlawful, but the decision was overturned in the Appeal Court. Police had to be called in as worshippers had formed a human shield around the animal to stop him being taken away. Opinion is very divided on the issue- some believe that he was a danger to the national herd and needed to be killed, while others feel that religious beliefs should be respected and the community had offered to provide sufficient measures to ensure that he would not infect any other animals if he contracted the disease as they planned to isolate him. The authorities cut through the security fence and led the bull away. The following morning they announced that he had been given a lethal injection.

The debate on the issue is unlikely to end with the death of Shambo and may widen into a debate about the policy of killing cows that test positive for TB.

Q1 – Shambo lived in a religious community.

True False

Q2 – The community did not do much to try to save him.

True False

Q3 – The case went to more than one court.

True False

Q4 – Police went in because there were violent protests.

True False

Q5 – Everybody feels that he needed to be killed.

True False

Q6 – The community wanted Shambo to mix with other animals despite the TB test.

True False

Q7 – Shambo was definitely ill with TB.

True False

Q8 – The authorities entered the place where Shambo was kept without any problems.

True False

Q9 – Shambo was shot dead.

True False

Q10 – From now on, no cows that test positive will be killed.

True False