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No – deny all the statements.

Ex.7 Put some, any, no in the sentences:

1) I want to show you … pictures of houses. 2) There is … coffee at home. 3) Are there … bookshelves in your study-room? 4) There are … English students in our University. 5) Are there … newspapers on his desk? 6) Have you got … children? 7) Jane has … brothers or sisters. 8) Has he … French magazines at home? – Yes, he has …. 9) I have … friends in Britain. 10) We have … pets at home.

Ex.8 Choose the right variant:

Ex.9 Use "much, many, little, few":

1. I am busy now. I have … time. 2. We know … English and American songs. 3. There is not … milk in the fridge. 4. There are … rooms in the house. 5. Does she read …? 6. Are there … bedrooms in your house? 7. … people know Chinese. 8. … people learn English. 9. Nick has … English books but very … Russian books. 10. There is … light in that room, because there are … small windows in it. 11. She talks …, but does …. 12. Is there … or… furniture in your new flat?

Ex.10A. Match two parts of the sentences, describing the place where you study:

* vicinity – соседство, окрестности, округа;

in close vicinity – близко, по соседству;

in the vicinity of – поблизости.

Ex.11 Open the brackets and put the verb in the right tense. Reproduce the dialogues:

1. Ann: I say, Alice, … you (live) in a flat?

Alice: Yes, I do, but it … (be) my parents’ flat; I only have a room which is my own.

Ann: … (be) the flat large?

Alice: Rather. We … (have) three bedrooms, a sitting-room, a kitchen, a hall and a bathroom. My room is not very large, but very comfortable. There … (be) not much furniture in it. On the left there … (be) a sofa and a small table near it. At the window there is a desk. On the right there … (not, be) a dressing-table. Near it there is a wardrobe for my clothes.

2. Jack: Hello, Pete!

Pete: Nice to see you. Come in, please.

Jack: Oh, this … (be) a wonderful new flat!

Pete; Yes, it is, and so close to the center.

Jack: How many rooms … (be) there in your flat?

Pete: Come and see. This is the kitchen, the bathroom is on the right.

Jack: Oh, the kitchen … (be) so large! I like big kitchens.

Pete: And here is the dining-room. We … (have) little furniture here last month. But now we want … (buy) some armchairs, a sofa and some more things.

Jack: …(be) you on the phone? *

Pete: It's a pity, we … (be) yet… Let me introduce you to my wife.

Pete's wife: How do you do. I hope you … (enjoy) our house-warming party.

3. – Hello!

– Hello!

– I (look) for a room. … (be) you the landlady? **

– Yes, I … (be). Come in, please.

– I want a room for the summer.

– Yes, I have one vacant room at the end of the hall. Come with me if you want … (see) it.

– … (be) there any furniture?

– Yes, there … (be) everything you want: a sofa, two armchairs, a table, there is a carpet on the floor. … (want) you anything else?

– No, thank you. Where … (be) the bathroom?

– It … (be) on the second floor, upstairs, and the kitchen … (be) across the hall.

– Thank you. How much … (be) it? ***

– Five hundred dollars a month.

* У вас есть телефон?

** landlady – хозяйка дома

*** Сколько это стоит?

4. Students: Good evening, Mrs. Parker. We should like to see the room you lent.

Mrs. Parker: … (be) you the students of the University?

Students: Yes, we … (be). We … (look) for a flat with all modern conveniences.

Mrs. Parker: But where you (live) before?

Students: We (rent) a room in an old house which … (be pulled down). Now we temporarily live at our friends.

Mrs. Parker: Then go and see my room. There … (be) all necessary pieces of furniture in it. The room … (overlook) the city park and … (not be) far from the University.

Students: Your room … (be) really nice and comfortable. But what about bed linen and would you also allow to use the refrigerator and the TV set?

Mrs. Parker: Yes. That … (be included) in the rent which is quite reasonable. You … (be) to pay 1000 roubles each.

Students: It … (not, be) bad indeed. When can we move in?

Mrs. Parker: Any time you like. The room … (be) ready.

Ex.12 Learn the poem by heart:

"Little grey mouse,

Where is your house?"

"I can show you my flat

If you don't tell the cat.

My flat has no door,

I live under the floor.

I come out in the night

And go back when it's light."

Ex.13 Write a letter to your relatives or friends, using the model:

Dear Uncle,

I am glad to inform you that I live now in quite comfortable lodgings. My room is a bit small, rather dark and terribly cold, for my landlady requires extra pay for heating it. But I have to put up with it as I can't afford a better one. I even find my room nice and cozy. Though, to tell the truth, I can't call it quiet. Some good-for-nothing young people make an awful noise upstairs. Almost every evening they dance and sing and laugh at silly things. All of it greatly interferes with my studies. I spend my days in reading for the examinations. I need lots of money to buy books. I hate to ask you to send me an extra sum of money. I think it's a shame. I hate to trouble you. I hope the postman will lose my letter.

Sincerely, your nephew Mike.

Ex.14 Read the text and choose the best answer A, B or C for Sentences 1-10 given below. What are the differences between the flat of Russian and Englishman:

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