Самостоятельная работа Spotlight 4 Module 2

SPOTLIGHT – 4. MODULAR TEST 2A

1.  Make sentences as in the example.

e.g.  A teacher works at school. He teaches students.

1.     …

2.     …

3.     …

4.     …

5.     …

2.  Read and answer.

My Uncle  Sam  is a clown. He works at a circus in Edinburgh. Uncle Sam wears colourful costumes when he works. He makes people laugh. A lot of people go to the circus he works at. I think my uncle is funny!

1.       What does Uncle  Sam  do?

2.       Where does he work?

3.       Does he wear colourful costumes at work?

4.       What does he do at work?

5.       Is he funny?

3.  Underline the correct variant.

1.     Jessica have / has to go shopping every Saturday.

2.     My brother and I  has  / have to wear a school uniform.

3.     Violet and Harry has / have to make breakfast for their little sister.

4.     Ben have / has to wash the car on Friday.

5.     I don’t / doesn’t  have to get up early.

4.  Disagree with the statements.

e.g.  She has to feed the dog. – She doesn’t have to feed the dog.

1.     A teacher has to work at night.

2.     They have to come to school on Sunday.

3.     Peter has to play violin every day.

4.     You have to help me.

5.     Kim has to be polite.

5.  Answer the questions.

1.     Do you have to go to school?

2.     Do you have to get up early on weekdays?

3.     Does your dad   have to wear a uniform at work?

4.     Do your grandparents have to go to work?

5.     Does your mum   have to wash the dishes?

SPOTLIGHT – 4. MODULAR TEST 2B

1.  Make sentences as in the example.

e.g.  A teacher works at school. He teaches students.

6.     …

7.     …

8.     …

9.     …

10. …

2. Read and answer.

Aunt Ann is a nurse. She works at hospital in London. My aunt  wears a white uniform when she works. She helps sick people. Aunt Ann is kind and clever.

6.       What does aunt Ann do?

7.       Where does she work?

8.       Does she wear a blue uniform at work?

9.       What does she do at work?

10.  Is she angry?

3.  Underline the correct variant.

1.     I have / has to wear a uniform at school.

2.     Sam don’t / doesn’t have to cook breakfast.

3.     My mum have / has to go to work on Saturday.

4.     Mary doesn’t / don’t  have to go shopping every day.

5.     Peter and Andy have / has  to clean their room.

4.  Disagree with the statements.

e.g.  She has to feed the dog. – She doesn’t have to feed the dog.

1.     They have to wash the dishes.

2.     Sveta has to get up early on Saturday.

3.     My dad has to cook dinner every day.

4.     Michael and Daniel have to work at night.

5.     He has to go to school on Sunday.

5.  Answer the questions.

6.     Do you have to go to school?

7.     Do you have to get up early on weekdays?

8.     Does your mum have to wear a uniform at work?

9.     Do your grandparents have to go to work?

10. Does your father have to wash the dishes?

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