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Task 4. Letter writing
You have received a letter from your bank, asking you to acknowledge receipt of a new bank card. However, the card was missing from the envelope.

Write a letter to the bank's head office. In your letter:

- explain why you are writing

- express concern about the missing card

- ask them what they intend to do.

Do not include any address.

Write your letter in an appropriate style in 150 words on your answer sheet.

You do not need to write your address.

Begin your letter as follows:

Dear Mr/Mrs ....

Task 5. Make a 12-13 slides presentation on the topic: Banks of England

SELF-STUDY 6
Task 1. Fill in the blanks with an appropriate answer

1. I _____ English, Russian, and Romanian, but I _____ Chinese.

A) speak / don’t speak B) speaks / speak

C) speaks / speaks D) speaks / don’t speak

2. Many foreigners in our country _____ to the Golden Bazaar.

A) buy B) go shopping C) want D) come

3. A: What _____ you _____ ?

B: An architect.

A) do / do B) does / do C) are / do D) do / are

4. A: What _____ your niece _____ ?

B: A nurse.

A) do / do B) does / is C) does / do D) is / do

5. A: Where _____ your parents _____ ?

B: In the Ministry of Education.

1. 
   do / do B) do / work C) are / work D) work
   

6. Japan _____ many high mountains.

A) have B) is having C) has D) are having

7. Cats _____ very well in darkness.

A) are seeing B) see C) will D) sees

8. “What _____ ?” “I’m studying computer science.”

A) are you studying B) were you studying C) was you studying D) is she studying

9. “ _____ born?” “I was born in London.”

A) When did you B) Where were you C) Where are you D) Where do you

10. “Are _____?” “No, I’m single.”

A) he marries B) you married C) you marry D) she married

11. She was very ill and _____ died, but fortunately, she got better.

A) carefully B) nearly C) too D) usually

12. “I hate ironing.” “Me, _____. It’s so boring.”

A) just B) at last C) slowly D) too

13. I like all Russian novelists, _____ Tolstoy.

A) usually B) especially C) together D) only

14. I met her on December 23, _____ before Christmas.

A) too B) slowly C) just D) still

15. _____ I have finished this exercise. Thank goodness! It was so boring.

A) Together B) At last C) Exactly D) Just

Task 2. READING For questions 1-15, read the text below and decide which answer A, B, C or D best fits each space.

IN THE LION’S DEN

I’m an Aston Villa fan and although I don’t take much of an interest in the game generally, I (1)_______my local team whenever they play at home and I usually turn (2) _______for a few important matches in other cities.

This time they were playing Liverpool in a vital semi-final match and I travelled all the (3) _______to London to see it. I had had difficulty getting hold of a ticket and had only (4) _______it at the last minute.The whole thing out to be a big mistake. There wasn’t much choice about where to stand and, to my (6)_______, I found myself in a part of the stadium which was (7) _______with Liverpool fans who had already had too much to drink and the referee hadn’t even (8) _______the whistle for kick-off yet. I recognized a (9) _______other Villa supporters in the midst of the Liverpool crowd who, unlike me, were not only wearing but (10) _______the team’s scarf so they (11) _______out like a sore thumb against the sea of Liverpool fans. They were singing and chanting

and generally (12) _______a good time. I thought the situation might become nasty so I just (13) _______quiet.

There was a roar and more chanting from the crowd as the two teams came running onto the (14) _______. At last, the referee blew his whistle and the big match was underway. Most of the first half was pretty dull with only a few(15)_______ at goal but then everything changed when the referee awarded our side a penalty. Of course the Liverpool fans went crazy and started throwing objects onto the field and smashing anything they could get hold of.

1 A follow	B clap	C support	D like
2 A on	B down	C away	D up
3 A way	B journey	C road	D miles
4 A reached	B managed	C arrived	D succeeded
5 A turned	B made	C found	D ended
6 A confusion	B fear	C surprise	D shock
7 A full	B squashed	C squeezed	D packed
8 A started	B blown	C played	D taken
9 A few	B crowd	C group	D number
10 A holding	B taking	C throwing	D waving
11 A stood	B made	C looked	D appeared
12 A making	B doing	C having	D enjoying
13 A continued	B made	C kept	D went
14 A pitch	B grass	C stands	D stadium
15 A tries	B kicks	C attacks	D shots