1. form affirmative statements. 1) is/ raining/ it/ now. 2) / always/ he/ on fridays/ skates/. 3) a new/ my friend/ laptop/ has. 4) cheating/ are/ the girls. 5) my sisters/ i/ after/ get up. 6) computer/ frank/ is/ my checking. 7) go/ at 9: 30/ to bed/ usually/ they. 8) crisps/ every/ eat/ i/ friday. 9) does/ his homework/ at/ he/ the kitchen/ table. 10) home/ my father/ can/ you/ take. 2. make the sentences interrogative. 1) the film was boring. 2) the lecture in interesting. 3) we have got a lot of lessons today. 4) he will be a lawyer. 5) they had a big family. 6) we get up at 7 o'clock. 7) she stayed at the hotel. 3. translate the text and put four types of questions to each sentence. my family is not very large. we are four. my father is 45 years old. he is an engineer at a bit plant. he is a very busy man. my mother is 42 years old. she is an economist. my sister is a schoolgirl. she is fond on sport. all members of our family are good friends.
2. He always skates on Fridays.
3. My friend has a new laptop.
4. The girls are cheating.
5. I get up after my sister.
6. Frank is checking my computer.
7. They usually go to bed at 9:30.
8. I eat crisps every Friday.
9. He does his homework at the kitchen table.
10. My father can take you home.
2. 1. The film wasn't boring. 2. The lecture isn't interesting. 3) We haven't got a lot of lessons today. 4) He won't be a lawyer. 5) They didn't have a big family. 6) We don't get up at 7 o'clock. 7) She didn't stay at the hotel.
3. 1. Is your family large?
My family isn't very large, is it?
How big is your family?
Is your family large or small?
2. Are you four?
We are four, aren't we?
How many are you?
Are you four or five?
3. Is your father 45 years old?
My father is 45 years old, isn't he?
How old is your father?
Is your father 45 or 46?