<span>181 1 - - 2
the 3 – an 4 – a the 5 - - 6 the 7
a – 8 the 9 The – 10 a – the</span><span>
182 1 a 2 an 3 – 4 the 5 – 6 – the 7
The the – </span><span>
183 1 That’s
Mike’s desk. 2 It’s my brother’s book 3 It’s Mr Brown’s umbrella. 4 That’s the
doctor’s key. 5 This is the Parkers’ telephone… 6 This is our frienfs’ address.</span>
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A cheese
A bread
A biscuit
Some coffee
A sweet
Some water
An apple
Some snow
A sandwich
Some milk
Some sugar
A pen
Some music
A newspaper
A game
Some money
A girl
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A glass of water, orange juice
A bottle of water, lemonade
A slice of cheese, pizza, ham
A piece of bread
A box of chocolates, biscuits, sweets
A bar of chocolate
A cup of coffee, milk
<span>The British school homework is set as well as in Russian schools. But there are differences. In Russia the system of education my dear. In Russia the homework is evaluated on a five-point scale. In British schools by 100 points<span>.</span></span>
Have they got a flag? - Yes, they have.
Have we got a rose? - Yes, we have.
Have they got a house? - Yes, they have.
Have they got a rabbit? - Yes, have.
Has he got a dog? - Yes, he has.
Has she got a doll? - Yes, she has.
Has it got a house? - Yes, it has.
Has Alla got a cat? - Yes, she has.
Has he got an angry dog? - Yes, he has.
Are the dogs angry? - Yes, they are.
Has she got a sister?
Is she his sister?
Are they friends?
Have they got friends in Klin?
Are they in Klin?
Is it a box?
Has it got a box?
Is he a pupil?
Has he got a pupil?
Are the music funny?
