Read the text below and think of the word which best fits space .Use only one word in each space .The first one has been done for you. Write your answers in the table below. (2,0ms)                         

I (0)............. several good friends but I suppose that my best (1)............. is Ellen. We have been friends with each other (2)............. we were very young because she used to live next door to me. We were in the (3)............. class at school. She has always been much more clever than me at all subjects. I don’t mind (4).............. she often help me with my homework! Anyway, I have always been better at sport than she is. I beat her at tennis and she didn’t like that. In fact, she hates (5)..................  at anything and gets very annoyed if she does. That is the only thing that I don’t like about her. Otherwise, she has a great sense of (6) ................. and she always makes me laugh. We get on very well (7).................. although we have arguments about silly little things sometimes. Ellen and her family moved to another district last year but I (8).................. see her a lot. We’re planning to go on a (9)................around Europe next summer. I’m really looking forward to it because I think we’ll (10)............. a lot of fun and see exciting places.

III/ Write the questions and the short answers.
1. your dad / work / today /?
_____________________________
Yes, _________________________
2. you / have a good time / on holiday / ?
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Yes, _________________________
3. your mum / cook dinner / now / ?
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Yes, _________________________
4. your friends / play football / ?
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Yes, _________________________

Part 4 (18 points)Read the interview with a singer. Math the information in the statements(1– 9) to the paragraphs(A - D). Then decide if the statements are true(T)/ False( F).

Write your answers in “Your answer”

A.    You recently went to Greece to play with a band – how did that happen?

Shortly before I finished university, I got a cally from a bass player living                                                                                                                                                    in Greece who wanted a singer for the summer. They were playing in a bar in a beautiful harbour town. He got my numeber from my singing teacher, who couldn’t do it. He thought it would be a great opportunity for me to gain confidence and to sing somewhere else than London bars. It was something I jumped at – a few days later I was on the plane. It was quite spontaneous.

B.     Well, the best things usually are. Was singing away from London something? 

To be honest, I’d never really thought about it before. It was perfect timing though, as I didn’t have a clue what I was going to do after finishing my studies. It was a fantastic opportunity I couldn’t miss. Plus, I can’t say that I was sad to leave behind the smoky bars of  London for while! Since then, I’ve also played in Venice and toured around Italy and Germany. I think my time spent in Greece gave me the confidence to do this, though.

C. Well, I can believe that. How did you find the change of atmosphere – going from London bars to Greece ones?

            It was great. Greece was breathtaking – beautiful mountains and flowers as far as the eye could see. The weather was great, too. It’s much nicer spending evenings outside by the sea than a smelly pub in the middle of London. I think the people were a bit more relaxed, too – not stressed by the fast city like those I sing to at home. I also found the audience more attentive in Greece,

which did wonders for my confidence as a singer.

C.    Did the time you spent away teach you anything else?

It taught me that I could go away from home on my own and be able to cope. I’d never been away from home for more than two weeks before and always with friends or family, so I grew a lot while I was away. It was a positive experience in so many ways.

1.      Before going to Greece, Kate had fixed plans for her future.  

2.      Kate enjoyed the atmosphere in Greece.

3.      Her stay in Greece encouraged Kate to travel more.

4.      Kate thought a lot about accepting the offer to go to Greece.

5.      Thanks to her stay in Greece, Kate became more confident.

6.      Kate was recommended to the band by a friend.

7.      Kate was a little happy about leaving London.

8.      People in Greece listened to Kate’s songs carefully and with interest.

9.      Kate was offered the job in Greece for one year.

Your answers:

. There are 10 mistakes in the following passage. Identify the mistakes and write the corrections in the corresponding numbered boxes. Write your answers in ‘Your answers’ part.

Your answers:

Part 4: Complete each space with the correct form of the given verbs. There are more verbs  than needed. Write your answers in the spaces below.  

 Recently, international travellers who pay attention to the languages they encounter (1) _____.  Conversations with the word “O.K.” (2) _____ all over the world. The word (3) _____ in the United  States at least seven times per day. Therefore, the utterance “O.K.” (4) _____ into the American air  more than 1.4 billion times every twenty-four hours. The word O.K. in English (5) _____ the  expression all right, which (6) _____ although far less frequently than it was one hundred years ago.  The most significant research into the history of O.K. (7) _____ at Columbia University. O.K. (8)  _____ in print in the Boston Morning Post of March 23,1839. When the editor, Charles Gordon  Green, (9) _____ , he said it (10) _____ for all correct, spelled oll korrect.  

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