St. End of Term 1
Listening
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1 [1.11] Listen to the conversation. Write T (true),
F(false) or DS (doesn't say). (10 marks)
1 Brian was at school yesterday.
2 Mr Mason teaches French
3 Jenny hasn't decided about the school trip yet
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4 Jenny has been to Paris three times.
5 French is Jenny's favourite subject.
6 Jenny's brother Tim has already decided that he
wants to go on the school trip.
7 Brian has visited France once.
8 Brian hopes to have a camping holiday in the
future.
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9 Brian's parents speak French very well.
10 Brian has decided to go​

1. I will not mention it unless he does. 2. You go home and if we see Tommy Flynn we will tell him. 3. Of course it can’t last, but when it comes to an end it will be a wonderful experience for him. It really makes a man of him. 4. He will dance attendance upon her as long as she lets him. 5. I don't want Eliza to have the shock of your news until she makes it up with these two gentlemen. 6. If you don't intend to go in for the whole day you’d better let me know now and I will ring up when I get to work and tell them you will be sick. 7. You just stay there until I tell you, my girl, and I will clean up the house. 8. If you wait ten minutes, I will run both of us round in the car. 9. When you are up in the sanatorium it will not seems so bad, I'm sure. 10. Now I will tell you a secret if you promise not to tell anyone. 11. It will not be so long till we are together and then it  will not be so hard for him. 12. Once I get her into one of those sanatoria, you will have no expenses at all, but until there is a vacancy I can’t get her in.

1) Choose a or an: an opinion, an old dress, a class, a hand.

2) Choose the correct article before countable nouns.

1. I don’t have brothers or sisters.

2. I have a cousin. Do you have a cousin?

3. Write him a letter when you come back home.

4) Choose the correct article before uncountable nouns.

1. Could you pass me the salt, please?

2. The bread is stale.

3. Paper is made of wood.

5) Fill in articles before countable and uncountable nouns. Put ‘–’ for the zero article.

1. I am going out for a walk. I need some fresh air.

2. We need petrol. I hope we’ll come to a petrol station soon.

3. The soup isn’t salty enough. Could you pass me the salt, please?