Speaking 11th Form

SEMESTER I

I.     Choose the correct answers.

1.        Did you celebrate the New Year with your family?

a)    Yes, you did.  B)Yes, we always celebrate it together. c) Fine, thanks.

2.        Do you celebrate St Valentine's Day at school?

a)    Yes, and it's really exciting. b)With my classmates. c) On the 14^th of February.

3.        Have you already sent the greeting cards?

a)    Of course, I have. b) No, not already. c) Yes, sometimes.

4.        Excuse me, I'm a foreigner, and I cannot speak Ukrainian.

a)    I also cannot speak Ukrainian. b) Nice to meet you. c) OK. I speak English. How can I help you?

5.        Did you tell anybody about it?

a)    No, I didn't tell nobody. b) Of course not. c) Was it interesting?

6.        Do you mind if I ask you a question?

a)    OK. What would you like to ask? b) OK. I'm glad to hear that. c) Yes, please.

Speaking 10th Form

SEMESTER I

I.                                          Change the following sentences onto opposite ones.

1.                                         They say his new play is a complete failure with the public.

2.                                         Every agrees, that X was at the worst yesterday.

3.                                         This play is still on at the Art Theatre.

4.                                         My friend said that he had enjoyed every minute of the play.

5.                                         N’s acting was true to life.

6.                                         When one sits on the front rows one has a good view of the stage.

7.                                         The play was so dull that spectators were bored to death

8.                                         My brother often goes to matinees.

Use the following expressions:

Was bored, artificial, overexcited, greatly impressed, success, night performances, isn’t on, gallery, bad, the best

Speaking 9th Form

SEMESTER I

I Divide shops into two groups where we buy products and goods

Confectioner’s, millinery, butcher’s, stationer’s, ironmonger’s, fishmonger’s, fruiters, hardware, florist’s, chemist’s, grocer’s, greengrocer’s, draper’s, baker’s, jeweler’s.

II Answer the questions

1 Where do you buy sour-cream?

2 What can you say if the shoes hurt you?

3 Where do you pay for your purchases?

4 Where do you go to try a suit on?

5 Can you buy a man’s cap in the millinery?

Speaking 8th Form

Semester I

I Find positive and negative traits of character

Confident, ambitious, cheerful, moody, impatient, lazy, reserved, well-mannered, pessimistic, bright, stubborn, just, envious, imaginative, honest.

II Answer the question

What qualities are very important for those who want:

·        to become successful in their life?	·        to become skillful at some job?
·        to get along with others easily?

Speaking 7th Form

SEMESTER I

         Task 1. Circle the odd word.

1.     a) swimming; b) sailing; c) cycling; d) yachting;

2.     a) term; b) equipment; c) laboratory; d) coach;

3.     a) hang-gliding; b) bungee-jumping; c) jogging; d) skateboarding;

4.     a) compulsory; b) elementary; c) school; d) senior;

5.     a) Chemistry; b) Physics; c) Astronomy; d) Literature.

Speaking 6th Form

Semester I

I. Match the parts of the sentences.

1)     London is …

2)     London is one of the oldest cities…

3)     The central part of London… 

4)     One of the most fashionable and most famous places …

5)     London has many bridges over the Thames …

6)     One of the oldest and the most expensive part to live …

a)    in the world, more than 20 centuries old.

b)    is the West End, which is a symbol of wealth and luxury.

c)     more than twenty and they are very different from each other.

d)    in London is St. Paul’s Cathedral, which was built by Christopher Wren.

e)     the largest city in Europe and one of the largest cities in the world.

f)      is full of historical remains  

Speaking 5th Form

SEMESTER I

I. Choose word to complete the sentences

1. Bill lives on the USA. He is …

    a) British                b) Canadian             c) American

2. Great Britain consists of …. Parts

     a) two                    b) three                    c) four

3. Ann has an aunt. Ann is her ….

    a) niece                    b) cousin                 c) nephew

4. She is 38, she is married. She is ... Smith

    a) Ms                      b) Mrs.                       c) Miss