Кзавтрашнему .put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense. 1. when you (see) him last? - it (be) some days ago. 2. ”you (find) your book? ”- “no! i still (look) fot it. i already (look) for it for 2 hours.” 3. if she (come) to school tomorrow, she (take part) in the competition. 4. “ you ever (spend) your holidays in the crimea? ”- “yes, i … . i (be) there last year. 5. “when he usually (get up)? ”- “he (get up) at seven o’clock. task 2.choose the correct modal verb. 1. i looked everywhere for the book but i … find it. a) couldn’t b) mustn’t c) shouldn’t 2. you … drive carefully on a busy road. a) can b) should c) may 3. i don’t feel well today. … i leave a bit earlier? a) may b) must c) should 4. yesterday i stayed at home because i … help my father. a) can b) must c) had to 5. you … use my dictionary as long as you like. a) must b) may c) have to task 3.read the text and put the words in the correct form. thanks to the internet, we are now living in a ) village. we have more ) about other countries than ever before. we know as much about ) in the us as in russia. ) which is produced in one country will affect other countries, too. for example, nuclear power is not ) only for one country but is an ) problem. if we do not take action soon, the ) of a nuclear disaster is very real. we should all ) our rubbish- not hope ‘green’ people will do it for us. some people think )resources will go on forever, but they won’t. we all have ) to protect the environment. globe 6. nationinform 7. possiblesituate 8. cyclepollute 9. naturedanger 10. oblige

1. when did you /it 2. have you found your book?   “no! i am still looking fot it. i have already been looking    for it for 2 hours.” 3. if she comes to school tomorrow, she will take part in the competition. 4.  “ have you ever spent your holidays in the crimea? ”- “yes, i have. i was there last year. 5.“when does he usually get up? ”- “he gets up at seven o’clock. task 2.choose the correct modal verb.1. i looked everywhere for the book but i … find it.   -   a) couldn’t         2. you … drive carefully on a busy road.   -   b) should       3. i don’t feel well today. … i leave a bit earlier?   -   a) may     4. yesterday i stayed at home because i … help my father.   -   c) had to   5. you … use my dictionary as long as you like.   -   b) may           task 3.read the text and put the words in the correct form.          thanks to the internet, we are now living in a _global(1) village. we have more _information(2) about other countries than ever before. we know as much about the_situation(3) in the us as in russia. _pollution(4) which is produced in one country will affect other countries, too. for example, nuclear power is not _dangerous_(5) only for one country but is an international(6) problem. if we do not take action soon, the threat (7) of a nuclear disaster is very real. we should all _recycle_(8) our rubbish- not hope ‘green’ people will do it for us.   some people think natural_(9)resources will go on forever, but they won’t. we all have an_obligation_(10) to protect the environment.                                                          

Where do penguins live?

They live along the Antarctic continent, in Peru, Brazil, Southwest Africa, New Zealand and in the south of Australia.

Do they live near the North or the South Pole?

They live near the South Pole.

In what are penguins different from other birds?

They can stand up straight and walk but they can’t fly.

What do they look like?

They look like people wearing black coats and white shirts.

What were they like long ago?

Ages ago, the penguins were about 2 metres tall and could fly as well as any other bird.

How did it happen that they can’t fly?

Many scientists say that it happened because penguins had very few enemies. They lived on the territories where there was practically nobody dangerous for them. So they could safely spend all the time on land or in the water. They stopped using their wings. In time those wings became very small, until today they are useless for flying.

What can they do very well?

Penguins are fantastic swimmers.

Why don’t penguins feel cold?

Penguins developed a thick coat of fat to protect them from the icy cold of the territories where they live.