Заранее стр. 51 учебника)
1. Don’t read these letters, just look _ them.
2. Look _! Can you see that strange thing flying?
3. Could you please look _ my plants? I’m going away on holiday.
4. Why are you looking _ me like that?
5. Why are you looking _ your keys? Have you lost them again?

№2. Insert the right prepositions where necessary to complete the sentences. (стр. 55-56 учебника)

1. Have you read any books _ British geography? 2. This year we’re going to have an exam _ Geography. 3. The devotion of these people_ their country is just wonderful. 4. Paris has a lot of wide streets lined _ trees. 5. Did you notice _ what room this man entered? 6. I’d like to hear the whole story _brief. 7. What marks do you have _English? 8. Please don’t argue_ me. 9. The path ran the forest and we walked _ it.

№3. Choose the noun or the numeral. (стр. 75-76 учебника)
1. Today you can buy (hundred/hundreds) of kinds of ice cream. 2. Five (hundred/hundreds) tree species face extinction. 3. (Hundred/Hundreds) have been killed in the fighting; (thousand/thousands) have become homeless. 4. Up to six (million/millions) people a year visit Great Britain. 5. The program was watched on television in (million/millions) of homes. 6. Three (thousand/thousands) houses were built last year.

№4. Open the brackets to make the sentences complete. (стр. 71 учебника)
1. It was early morning. Ben (wrote/had written) his composition by that time. 2. She saw that the prairies (stretched/had stretched) for miles. 3. When we came back to the camp, the sun (rose/had risen). 4. Susie (looked/had looked) through the letters before her elder sister got them. 5. He (saw/had seen) a stranger stealing his bike. 6. Ted suddenly remembered that he (forgot/had forgotten) to buy some bread. 7. By the end of the year they (got/had got) ready for their exams. 8. Sam read the book and then (did/had done) his homework.

№5. Open the brackets to make the story complete. (стр. 96-97 учебника)
The Melting Butter
One winter evening a country shopkeeper was about to close up for the night when he _ (see) a man _ (steal) a pound of fresh butter from the shelf. “I say, Sam,” _ (say) the shopkeeper coming up to the man who _ (put) the piece of butter in his hat. “I say, Sam, sit down. Let’s have a cup of tea. It’s good on such a cold frosty night.” Sam _ (can not / refuse). For some time, he _ (forget) about the butter he _ (hide) under his hat. But after the first cup of tea Sam _ (feel) the butter _ (melt) and he _ (jump) up saying he must go. The shopkeeper _ (remind) him that he_ (not eat) a piece of strawberry pie yet and_ (make) him _ (sit) down again. The butter started pouring down Sam’s face and neck into his clothes. The shopkeeper _ (laugh) at the trick he _ (play).