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Meklēšanas rezultāti - 'where' № 63105, Angļu valoda, 12 klase LUDZU 1/1 loxcs 2 1 Kate said that she had never had such a good meal. 2 She said that it had been a really interesting journey. 3 He told me that they were looking for some new employees. 4 Jack told me that a trip to London would be good for my English. 5 She said that her brother didn’t think it was a very good idea. 1/1 greatmind 1. 1.can't 2.might 3.must 4.can't 5.might 5. 1.basin 2.chandelier 3.hedge 4.path 5.balcony 6. 1B 2A 3B 4C 5B 9. 1A 2B 3B 4A 5C ShamanCat Progress Test Unit 6 Photocopiable © Oxford University Press Solutions Intermediate Tests 1 Grammar 1 Complete the sentences with can’t, must or might. 1 He _______ have left already. His car’s still here. 2 He _______ have e-mailed the client this morning but I’m not sure. 3 She _______ have been shopping. The fridge is full! 4 He _______ have finished the test yet. It’s only 3.00 p.m. 5 She _______ have told Fiona where she was going. Let’s ask her if she did. Mark: ___ /5 2 Rewrite the sentences in reported speech. 1 ‘I’ve never had such a good meal,’ said Kate. ___________________________________ 2 ‘It was a really interesting journey,’ she said. ___________________________________ 3 ‘We’re looking for some new employees,’ he told me. ___________________________________ 4 ‘A trip to London will be good for your English,’ Jack told me. ___________________________________ 5 ‘My brother doesn’t think it’s a very good idea,’ she said. Turpinājums failā. 1/1  № 63329, Angļu valoda, 10 klase Izpalīdziet lūdzu! 1. Are you leading a healthy lifestyle? 2. What do you do to keep yourself fit? 3. What are your favourite foods? Are they healthy? Katrai atbildei pa 2vai 3 teikumi. Paldies!!!! student 2. Every morning I do my morning exercises to keep fit. Also I eat a lot of vegetables and fruit. After school I go to the gym, where I do some exercises like running and stretching. 3.I love sweets, but unfortunately they aren't very healthy. I also love eating fish and meat. It is very healthy to cook it without any oils. ezerinjsh 1.Yes i am leading a healthy lifestyle. It's very good for my health. I feel great after trainings. 2. I do exercise, sometimes i play basketball or football. There i need to run much, and thats good for my health. So i am ill rarely. 3. My favorite food is potatoes with some salad. Hmm, i don't know are these foods are healthy or not, but i am doing exercises every day. greatmind 1) Yes, I am leading a healthy lifestyle. I am doing sports quite often. I don't have harmful habits. 2) I choose walking instead of going by public tranport. I eat healthy food. I do exercises every day. 3) I like sushi and pasta. It is not the healthiest food, but it is quite good. At least it is not related to fastfood. paliidziiba01 Ceru, ka patiks :) Zemāk arī iztulkoju, lai zini, par ko iet runa. Ja nav grūti, nospied paldies :) 1/1 Anonmous Failā! 1/1  № 64018, Angļu valoda, 12 klase Tests! Lai veicas:) 1/1 wineta-s 1 Complete the text with the correct passive form of the verbs in brackets. A new shopping centre 1to built (build) in Morton. It 2is started (start) three years ago and this time last week it 3still painting (still / paint)! The opening should have been last month, but it 4is delaying (delay) until the centre was ready. The centre 5has finished (finally / finish) two days ago, and yesterday it 6has opened (open) by the town mayor. The building is very unusual and 7design (design) by Dan Farley, one of the best young architects in the UK. It has many shops, restaurants and a cinema, and 8used (use) by people from as far away as Denby. A centre like this 9 needs (need) in Moreton for a long time and 10to welcome (welcome) by the local people. Turpinājums failā. 1/1 pončiks Ņem par labu kā ir. 1/1 Lachuks Failā. 1/1 Darky 1 1 has been built 2 was started 3 was still being painted 4 was delayed 5 was finally finished 6 was opened 7 was designed 8 will be used 9 has been needed 10 will be welcomed/is welcomed/ has been welcomed 2 1 nobody 2 somewhere 3 Nothing 4 anybody 5 anywhere 3 1 I wonder why she was late for class this morning. 2 Can you remember where you put the car keys? 3 Have you any idea if he took the train or the bus to London? 4 Did you notice if she was wearing a watch? 5 Can you tell me where you’ve worked before? Vocabulary 4 1 cab 2 platform 3 track 4 carriage № 64295, Angļu valoda, 11 klase KD 1/1 Lachuks Failā. 1/1 ShamanCat Grammar 1 Complete the sentences with determiners. 1 You should check your bank account this week. 2 Are there any good reasons for buying your own house? 3 The breakfast we had at the hotel this morning was excellent. 4 Some of the band members has spoken to the newspapers. I don’t know where the information came from. 5 I’m afraid there’s nothing I can do to help you. Turpinājums failā. 1/1  № 64385, Angļu valoda, 12 klase test 1/1 lapo4ka256 test 1/1 Zilonis Jake told me that he loved English folk music I asked Becky what the time was Helen suggested meeting in the park at 12.30 My sister admitted eating all the biscuits The teacher asked me where I had been the previous day Turpinājums līdz Writing uzdevumam failā 1/1 № 64457, Angļu valoda, 12 klase 1. Complete the text below. Use one word for each gap. (10) There are three ways to go from England to France. You can go (0) ____by____ ferry from Dover or Folkestone, you can fly from Heathrow or another airport or you can go (1) ___ the Channel Tunnel in a train. You get (2) from the train at Waterloo International and get (3) ____ ______ at the Gare du Nord in Paris. Travelling by plane is faster. Of course you have to check (4) at the airport two hours before your flight takes in (5) but after you go (6) passport control you can have a nice cup of coffee whilst jolina18 0 Turn down the television. I can’t hear the telephone. 1 Peter used to go out with my girlfriend, Laura. 2 Are you going __for___ that job in the newsagents? 3 What time to do you have to turn ___up_____ for work? 4 I banged my head on the desk when I fell down. I didn’t come round for half an hour. 5 Don’t let me interrupt you. Go on with your meal. 6 Sorry, you can’t speak to my wife. She’s gone _out_______ to the shops. 7 What time are you coming __back_______ from the party? 8 When she turned up , I saw the mark on her face. 9 Where do you come from, Slovakia or the Czech Rep dinjuks9 risinajums failaa 1/1 № 66127, Angļu valoda, 11 klase :) 1/1 paliidziiba01 1. uzdevumā, iespējams, ka ir kļūdas, jo negribēju pārāk iedziļināties - nomulsināja teksts. Ar pārējiem uzdevumiem viss ir kārtībā :) Tēma Nature, Environment, Work” Task 1 (Reading) Read the text. For each gap, find the most appropriate phrase from the alternatives given in the table. Write the corresponding letter in the gap. The first one has been done for you. Note that there are more phrases than gaps. BERGAMOT IN FOCUS If you want to create a calm atmosphere, make a soothing cup of tea or (0) ___M___ in problem skin, look no further than bergamot. The plant bergamot (Citrus bergamia) is named after Bergamo, an attractive town in Northern Italy where it was first sold (1) E. It is thought that Christopher Columbus brought the bergamot tree to Italy from the East and, although it was once found only in the Bergamo region, (2) B in Calabria, Southern Italy and along the North African coast. Turpinājums failā. 1/1  № 66954, Angļu valoda, 11 klase Lūdzu palīdzību! 1/1 nezinuja REWIEW Present and past simple and continuous tenses I. In these texts, use one of the following tenses for the verb in brackets: present simple, present continuous, past simple, past continuous. Where alternatives are possible, think about any difference in meaning or emphasis. A A: John (1)...isn’t looking..................(not looking) well these days. Is he okay? B: Apparently, he (2)....hasn’t been.................(not sleep) well just now, although he usually (3).......sleeps.............. (sleep) really soundly. A: Sounds like something (4)...worries..................(worry) him. B: Well, that's part of the problem. You (5).........know............(know) that he (6)........works.............(work) for Tardown, the engineers, don't you? Turpinājums failā. 1/1 № 67885, Angļu valoda, 12 klase Essay (200-250 words) Financial security is one of the reasons why people work. What other reasons are there? Write an essay stating your point of view and giving reasons to support it. Karishka Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience. You should write at least 250 words. Model answer 1: Although Proficient creators like musicians and painters are the assets of our society, whether they should be given sufficient fiscal support by their own authorities has triggered spirited debates. Some assert that government is obliged to generate money for their skilfulness, whereas others contend that alternative ways are to be taken into account. In my perspective, the latter should be considered highly, for they provide clear-cut advantages. The idea is that government must lend a helping hand to its artists does have a handful benefits. One reason why people propose this is that artists could easily collect reasonable income to bring forth remarkable creations. The perceived general idea is that this readily available fund would encourage the talents to bring out the best in them, which, in turn, enhances remarkable achievements not only to the artists but also to the government. Nevertheless, it is highly likely that, if they get necessary resources as easily as ABC, they would develop laziness and this drawback retard the overall cultural promotion and improvement of their nation. However, the counter arguments of supporting talents financially seem more likely to be effective rationally than the former. This is partly because people who work hard to earn money for their creative works will definitely value their job and thereby they strive tirelessly to achieve their dreams. They will, for example, estimate the needed costs and use it adequately. It is also relevant that artists can do further alterations in their creations as they are not bound by any rules and regulations, and they can clearly do whatever they want for better accomplishments. Moreover, each and every authority is mandated to rather consider other big issues, which is chiefly important to protect its public. To put it in a nutshell, while getting promoted economically by the government is supportive, I believe, other options such as private funds are to be chosen, in addition to the government budget, it would be argued, could be allocated for other necessary purposes. [ Written by - Syama Stephen S ] Turpinājums failā. 1/1 M.K failā 1/1  № 67889, Angļu valoda, 11 klase Angļu valoda 1/1 su21 Tiešā , netiešā runa , saikļi. Test 9 . Intermediate. 1.Match the direct questions with the reported questions . There is one extra reported question . 1.Where do you live ? d a) she asked me where I had lived. 2.Where will you live ?b b) She asked me where I was going to live. 3. Where have you lived ?a c) She asked me where I could live . 4. Where are you living ? e d) She asked me where I lived . 5. Where can you live c 1/1   29/31   Atpakaļ >>

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