1-too many
2-many
3-too much
4-too much
1-too many
2-enough
3-too many
4-too many
5-enough
1-’m going
2-will
3-are, going
4-will
5-will
6-will
7-won’t
8-will
9-will
English may 10-13
Category: Անգլերեն 8
English 2-6 may
1-e
2-g
3-b
4-a
5-c
6-h
7-f
8-d
A-drop a cigarette
B-not control the fire
C-burn
D-catch a fire
English classwork
Translate into English
Ես կարծում եմ, որ նա լավ դերասան կդառնա։
I think he will become a great actor․
Զեկուցումը քննարկվեց, երբ բոլորը ներկա էին։
The report was discussed when everyone was present.
Ես արդեն ավարտել եմ իմ թարգմանությունը, և հիմա կարող եմ հանգստանալ։
I already finished my translation, and now I can have a rest.
Ես չճանաչեցի նրան, քանի որ նա շատ էր փոխվել։
I didn’t recognize her because she has changed a lot.
Դուք նույն ինստիտուտն եք ավարտել, այդպես չէ՞
You had graduated from the same university, haven’t you?
Ես հարցրեցի նրան, թե երբ պատրաստ կլինեն իմ փաստաթղթերը
I asked her when my documents would be ready.
Ես ծանոթացա նրա հետ երեկ երեկոյան։
I got acquainted with her yesterday in the evening:
Օտար լեզվի իմացությունը օգնում է մարդկանց հեշտությամբ հաղորդակցվել։
Knowing a foreign language helps people to communicate easily.
Այժմ ամենատարածված լեզուն համարվում է անգլերենը։
Now most common language is English.
Անգլերենը՝ որպես երկրորդ օտար լեզու օգտագործվում է ավելի քան 60 երկրներում։
As a second foreign language, English is used in more than 60 countries.
How we celebrate Easter in our family
In Easter usually my mother makes fish and rice with raisins․ We color some eggs and also go to church to be present at the liturgy, and some people also get a sacrament, but you need to not to eat and drink water.
Check the progress 11.04
Check Your Progress
1. I wake up at /inonat/ 7.00.
2. I sometimes work on Saturdays.
3. I never work at the weekends.
4. I see my family at Christmas.
5. I go on holiday in August.
6. I go to bed at 11 p.m.
7. I watch TV in the evening.
8. I do my English homework at night.
9. I read the newspaper in the morning.
10. I have lunch at 1.30 p.m.
11. I always go out on Friday nights.
12. I go to a restaurant on New Year’s Eve.
13. I start a new school year in September.
14. I go skiing in the winter.
15. I was born in 1977.
16. I get up late on Saturday mornings.
17. I usually have a cup of coffee in the afternoons.
18. My birthday is in July.
19. The party is on the first of October.
20. We have a meeting on the first Thursday of the month.
Fill in the correct form of the verb given.
- Who ___is he writing_____ to? – He ___he is writing_____ to his sister Maria, who
___is___ usually in England at this time of the year. (HE WRITE, WRITE, BE) - Marty ____was smoking____ just when his mother __came____ into his room.
(SMOKE, COME) - She _left__ an hour ago and _hasn’t come__ back yet. (LEAVE, NOT COME)
- I usually __drink_ tea with milk, but I _like__ to have my coffee black.
(DRINK, LIKE) - When I was in school, I __knew_ a student who __hadn’t failed_ a test in his whole
life. (KNOW, NOT FAIL) - You can’t go into her room. She _is sleeping__ and you shouldn’t wake her. (SLEEP)
- I ___have never felt_____ better in my life. I hope it _stays__ that way. (NEVER FEEL,
STAY) - We __did not go_ outside yesterday because it _was raining__ the whole day. Maybe we
_will go__ tomorrow. (NOT GO, RAIN, GO) - While Mom _was working__ in the garden, she _hurt__ her back. She
_went__ to the doctor who told her that she __would_ have to rest for a few
days. (WORK, HURT, GO, WILL)
10.My sister ___has been working_____ hard for school recently. She’s got a few tests coming up
next week. (WORK)
11.The results were better than I ___expected_____. (EXPECT)
12.Nobody was in the car, even though the engine __running_____. (RUN)
13.I went into the garden to see what the boys _were doing__. (DO)
14.All your fingers are brown. You __are smoking_ too much. (SMOKE)
15.When I saw him last, he ___hadn’t been___ married for so long. (NOT BE)
16.I ___just heard_____ that his brother ____travelled_____ around in Australia. (JUST
HEAR, TRAVEL) - ___Did you sleep ____ the whole morning? – I ___have been trying____ to call you for over an hour.
(YOU SLEEP, TRY)
18.After he _read__ the letter, he _threw__ it away. (READ, THROW)
19.I ___haven’t read____ today’s newspaper. – ___Have you seen_____ it anywhere? (NOT READ,
YOU SEE)
20.Jake ___has been coaching_____ my sister for over a year. She __has had____ some very good
results lately. (COACH, HAVE)
Fill in the correct form of the words in brackets (comparative or superlative).
- My house is bigger than yours.
- This flower is more beautiful than that one.
- This is the most interesting book I have ever read.
- Non-smokers usually live longer than smokers.
- Which is the most dangerous animal in the world?
- A holiday by the sea is better than a holiday in the mountains.
- It is strange but often a coke is more expensive than a beer.
- Who is the richest woman on earth?
- The weather this summer is even worse than last summer.
- He was the cleverest thief of all.
Discussion
In my family I use internet the most. I use internet for social media, for doing homework, reading information, or listening to music. My mother and father usually use internet for their work, or for reading information on social media. My elder sister uses internet a lot too. She is usually on social media, or she uses it for her work. I have some friends that are on their phones and laptops a lot because they sleep less than 4 hours.
English march 8-18
How does laughter help our health?
Studies have shown that a sense of humor can improve your mental and physical health, boost your attractiveness, and improve your leadership skills.
There are a variety of theories and styles of humor, each of which can improve your understanding of the subject.
Humor may be a critical life skill, but can it be taught?
Mark Twain said that “Humor is the great thing, the saving thing after all. The minute it crops up, all our hardnesses yield, all our irritations, and resentments flit away, and a sunny spirit takes their place.” He’s certainly not wrong. Humor may very well be the great thing. It touches upon nearly every facet of life—90% of men and 81% of women report that a sense of humor is the most important quality in a partner, it’s a crucial quality for leaders, and it’s even been shown to improve cancer treatments. There’s no doubt that humor is a life skill that everybody needs. But how do we define humor, and can it be taught?
What is humor?
The best way to kill a joke is to explain it, but psychologists have tried to do so anyhow. There are three main theories on what humor is and where it comes from. Relief theory argues that laughter and humor are ways of blowing off psychological steam, a way to release psychic energy. That’s why jokes told at funerals are often met not with the silence that a somber occasion like that would merit but with uproarious laughter instead.
English march 10-18
English classwork
Change the verb into the correct form:
1. I have read (read) your book several times.
2. She has worn (wear) that skirt many times.
3. My family has visited (visit) Brazil a few times.
4. I have eaten (eat) already.
5. Marta has finished (finish) her homework.
6. You have broken (break) the glass again.
7. They have paid (pay) for everything.
8. It has never snowed (never snow) like that.
9. I have met (meet) Anna once.
10. We have seen (see) him before.
11. You have bought (buy) 4 cars so far.
12. There have been (be) problems.
13. I have had (have) a snake.
14. Maria has raised (raise) a monkey.
15. The kids have grown (grow) so much!
Change the verb into the correct form:
1. The students have improved (improve).
2. She has become (become) really beautiful.
3. Man has invented (invent) many great inventions.
4. People have caused (cause) much destruction to the planet.
5. I have learned (learn) to surf.
6. The class has done (do) 5 tests this month.
7. Allison has found (find) a few problems with your plan.
8. We have consulted (consult) some doctors about this.
9. I have met (meet) Debbie in the last week.
10. In the previous year, we have doubled (double) our income.
11. She has been (be) sick since Sunday.
12. You have been (be) away for 2 weeks.
13. He has hated (hate) cheese since childhood.
14. Mark and Katie have been (be) together for two years.
15. I have liked (like) mango since my last trip.
Change the verb into the correct form:
1. I have been (be) here for two hours.
2. They have owned (own) the house since 1991.
3. They have had (have) those problems for a long time.
4. We have seen (see) this movie already.
5. You have checked (check) my spelling.
6. Angela has tasted (taste) baked bananas in her trip to South America.
7. Lisa has bought (buy) a new television.
8. Donna has broken (break) her leg.
9. Tim and Allison have had (have) a baby.
10. I have known (know) Susan for all my life.
11. Dan has worked (work) here since last November.
12. Jamie has been (be) sick for two days now.
13. You have waited (wait) for an answer since March.
14. Peter has been (be) here since last summer.
15. I have built (built) many houses in my life.
Change the verb into the correct form:
1. They have prepared (prepare) a beautiful dinner for us.
2. We have eaten (eat) too much.
3. Sarah has drunk (drink) all the juice.
4. Peter has wasted (waste) all his money on drinks.
5. I have been (be) in England for over 15 years.
6. You have made (make) too much noise this time.
7. The kids have cleaned (clean) the house.
8. The test has started (start).
9. I have baked (bake) a carrot cake.
10. Morgan has lost (lose) her wallet.
11. We have talked (talk) once.
12. It has rained (rain) twice this week.
13. Julie has never been (never be) so quite.
14. I have just taken (just take) a shower.15. We have published (publish) three books up to now.
English february 28 – march 5
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