Cat CDZ

Sam's cat sleeps ___ his desk.

My bedroom is ___ the bathroom.

I've got books ___ my bookcase.

Where is your wardrobe? it's ___ the window.

Peter's got posters ___ the walls.

Dan keeps his computer ___ his desk.

She's got trainers ___ her bed.

Have you got a second bathroom? - Yes, it's ___ the ground floor.

We've got central heating ___ all the rooms.

There are three bedrooms ___ the third floor.

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Read and choose the correct sentence. We live in a house. It is not very big. There is a kitchen, a living room, a bathroom and two bedrooms. Our living room is purple and there are two cupboards, a big white sofa and a TV in it. There is a yellow bath in the bathroom. My bedroom is small, but nice. There are lots of toys in it. My toy box is next to the desk. There are lots of books on the shelves in my bedroom, because I like reading. I love our house! It is very pretty and comfortable.

Read and choose the correct sentence. We live in a house. It is not very big. There is a kitchen, a living room, a bathroom and two bedrooms. Our living room is purple and there are two cupboards, a big white sofa and a TV in it. There is a yellow bath in the bathroom. My bedroom is small, but nice. There are lots of toys in it. My toy box is next to the desk. There are lots of books on the shelves in my bedroom, because I like reading. I love our house! It is very pretty and comfortable.

Read and choose the correct sentence. We live in a house. It is not very big. There is a kitchen, a living room, a bathroom and two bedrooms. Our living room is purple and there are two cupboards, a big white sofa and a TV in it. There is a yellow bath in the bathroom. My bedroom is small, but nice. There are lots of toys in it. My toy box is next to the desk. There are lots of books on the shelves in my bedroom, because I like reading. I love our house! It is very pretty and comfortable.

Read and choose the correct sentence. We live in a house. It is not very big. There is a kitchen, a living room, a bathroom and two bedrooms. Our living room is purple and there are two cupboards, a big white sofa and a TV in it. There is a yellow bath in the bathroom. My bedroom is small, but nice. There are lots of toys in it. My toy box is next to the desk. There are lots of books on the shelves in my bedroom, because I like reading. I love our house! It is very pretty and comfortable.

Read and choose the correct sentence. We live in a house. It is not very big. There is a kitchen, a living room, a bathroom and two bedrooms. Our living room is purple and there are two cupboards, a big white sofa and a TV in it. There is a yellow bath in the bathroom. My bedroom is small, but nice. There are lots of toys in it. My toy box is next to the desk. There are lots of books on the shelves in my bedroom, because I like reading. I love our house! It is very pretty and comfortable.

Read and choose the correct sentence. We live in a house. It is not very big. There is a kitchen, a living room, a bathroom and two bedrooms. Our living room is purple and there are two cupboards, a big white sofa and a TV in it. There is a yellow bath in the bathroom. My bedroom is small, but nice. There are lots of toys in it. My toy box is next to the desk. There are lots of books on the shelves in my bedroom, because I like reading. I love our house! It is very pretty and comfortable.

Read and choose the correct sentence. We live in a house. It is not very big. There is a kitchen, a living room, a bathroom and two bedrooms. Our living room is purple and there are two cupboards, a big white sofa and a TV in it. There is a yellow bath in the bathroom. My bedroom is small, but nice. There are lots of toys in it. My toy box is next to the desk. There are lots of books on the shelves in my bedroom, because I like reading. I love our house! It is very pretty and comfortable.

Read and choose the correct sentence. We live in a house. It is not very big. There is a kitchen, a living room, a bathroom and two bedrooms. Our living room is purple and there are two cupboards, a big white sofa and a TV in it. There is a yellow bath in the bathroom. My bedroom is small, but nice. There are lots of toys in it. My toy box is next to the desk. There are lots of books on the shelves in my bedroom, because I like reading. I love our house! It is very pretty and comfortable.

Read and choose the correct sentence. We live in a house. It is not very big. There is a kitchen, a living room, a bathroom and two bedrooms. Our living room is purple and there are two cupboards, a big white sofa and a TV in it. There is a yellow bath in the bathroom. My bedroom is small, but nice. There are lots of toys in it. My toy box is next to the desk. There are lots of books on the shelves in my bedroom, because I like reading. I love our house! It is very pretty and comfortable.

Read and choose the correct sentence. We live in a house. It is not very big. There is a kitchen, a living room, a bathroom and two bedrooms. Our living room is purple and there are two cupboards, a big white sofa and a TV in it. There is a yellow bath in the bathroom. My bedroom is small, but nice. There are lots of toys in it. My toy box is next to the desk. There are lots of books on the shelves in my bedroom, because I like reading. I love our house! It is very pretty and comfortable.

Прочитайте текст. Для каждого вопроса после текста выберите верный вариант ответа из предложенного списка. This is an extract adapted from a book about an English teenage girl. Dinah walked on round the playground, waiting for the bell to ring or the whistle to go. But there was no bell. No whistle. Instead, all sounds in the playground stopped and the children turned round to stare at the school. There on the steps stood a row of six children, three boys and three girls. Without smiling, the tallest girl stepped forwards. ‘Form – lines!’ she cried into the silence. ‘Yes, Rose,’ all the children said, in perfect unison. As quietly and steadily as marching soldiers, they walked together, forming neat straight lines which ran the length of the playground. Each child stood exactly a foot behind the one in front. Each line was exactly three feet from the one next to it. Not quite sure what to do, Dinah stood by herself, her blue clothes among the green. As the last line marched off, she walked towards the school. When she got to the top of the steps, a huge girl stuck out an arm, stopping her. ‘Name?’ she said briskly. ‘Dinah Glass,’ Dinah said. ‘I’m new, and-‘ ‘Just answer the questions,’ Jeff interrupted her. ‘What’s that you’re wearing?’ ‘It’s my old school uniform. I-‘ ‘Just answer the question,’ he said again. There was no friendliness in his voice and as he spoke he looked not at Dinah but over her shoulder. ‘It is not satisfactory. All pupils here shall wear correct green uniform. Kindly see to it.’ ‘I don’t know why you’re being so bossy,’ she said coldly. ‘Anyone’d think you were one of the teachers, instead of a measly kid like anyone else.’ ‘All pupils shall obey the prefects,’ said the boy. ‘The prefects are the voice of the Headmaster.’ Dinah felt puzzled, but she was determined not to show it. She thrust her chin up and looked straight at them. ‘Well, I think you should take me to see the Headmaster. I’ve got a letter for him.’ The prefects looked doubtfully at each other. Then Jeff vanished inside the school, while the others stood barring Dinah’s way. Then Jeff reappeared. ‘The Headmaster will see you,’ he said. ‘Follow me.' Dinah walked into the school after him and along a straight corridor. At her old school, all the walls had been covered with pictures and drawings done by the pupils, but these walls were completely blank, except for a framed notice hung halfway along. Dinah turned her head to read it as she passed. The man who can keep order can rule the world. Frowning slightly, she went on following Jeff until he came to a stop in front of a door which had the single word HEADMASTER painted on it. He knocked. ‘Come in.’ Jeff pushed the door open and waved Dinah inside, pulling it shut behind her. As she stepped through, Dinah glanced quickly around the room. It was the tidiest office she had ever seen. There were no papers, no files, no pictures on the walls. Just a large, empty-topped desk, a filing cabinet and a bookcase with a neat row of books. Then her eyes fell on the man standing by the window. He was tall and thin, dressed in an immaculate black suit. Only his head was startlingly white. Fair hair, almost as colourless as snow, lay round a face with paper-white skin and lips. His eyes were hidden behind dark glasses, like two black holes in the middle of all the whiteness. She cleared her throat. ‘Hello. I’m Dinah Glass and I-‘ He raised a long, ivory-coloured hand. ‘Please do not speak until you are asked.’. Finally, he waved a hand towards an upright chair, pulled round to face the desk. ‘Sit down.'

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