Английский контрольная

HER LAST WAY
It was the New Year's Eve, the night when people send their best wishes to each other and have great hopes for the coming future. Molly Farren had no hopes. Her only w ish now was to revenge herself on the man who made her unhappy for ever. She recalled the time when he* a rich man’s son, married her, a poor uneducated girl* and soon deserted her. It was a secret marriage, and he hated her and their child. It may be for this reason that she began to drink and lead a bad life.
”1 must, spoil his New Year's pleasure she thought, "t must expose him." With these words she left the house and started for Raveloc. She had to walk a long distance to get there. Molly could not move fast.
The snow was thick and her progress was very slow because the child was in her arms. She often had to stop to have a short rest. Soon it got quite dark.
Molly was not far fr om Silas Mamer’s cottage when weakness overcame her and she decided to sit down under a bush. "1 shan’t be able to reach the Red House and see him*" she thought. As she was very tired, she fall asleepS at once and did not hear the child's cry.
Then suddenly the child, a little girl of two noticed a bright thing on the snow. She wanted to catch it but she could not. It was the light which shone out through Mamer’s open door. The girl came up to the house and entered the cottage. Silas was in but he did not notice the child until she began to cry.
Silas soothed the girl. Then he took her in his arms and went to the door. When he went out of the house, he saw footmarks on the snow He followed them and soon came to the bush. There he saw a human figure
"Mammy, mammy," cried the child, but the woman was dead
After G. Eliot
III. Упражнения:
1. С помощью суффикса -lу образуйте наречия от следующих прилагательных и переведите их на русский язык;
bad (плохой)
secret (секретный)
sudden (неожиданный)
easy (легкий)
free (свободный)
correct (правильный)
quick (быстрый)
nice (милый, славный)
beautiful (красивый)
2.Образуйте степени сравнения следующих прилагательных и наречий.early
good
bad
often
late
quick
attentive
difficult
interesting
beautifully
many
far
hard
little
well
near
3.Переведите на английский язык, используя союзы as…as, not so…as.1.Этот чемодан такой же тяжелый, как и тот (чемодан).
2. Наша комната не такая большая, как ваша комната.
3. Урок 1 такой же интересный, как и урок 2.
4. Мы так же заняты (to be busy), как и вы.
5. Николай читает по-английски так же плохо, как и Анна.
6. Она знает немецкий не так хорошо, как ее мать.
7. Я играю в шахматы так же плохо, как и вы.
8. У них так же много книг, как и у нас.
4.Дайте краткие ответы (утвердительные или отрицательные) на следующие вопросы.1. Must you come to the lessons every day?
2. Must the students do their home-work regularly?
3. Can you play chess?
4. May I go home now?
5. Did you have to stay at the office late yesterday?
6. Were you allowed to take this book home?
7. Will you have to get up early to-morrow?
4. Укажите, где слово too переводится слишком, а где тоже:1. My friend studies English too.
2. He too likes this language.
3. I am too tired to go there.
4. She is too old for this work.

5. She too got up very early to-day.

6. He plays football too badly to take part in this football match.
5. Ответьте на следующие вопросы:1.    Do people usually send their best wishes on the New Year’s Eve?
2.    Molly Farren had not any hopes, had she?
3.    What was her wish?
4.    What did she recall at that moment?
5.    Did she want to expose the man?
6.    Did she have to walk a long distance to get to his place?
7.    Could she walk very fast?
8.    Why couldn't she move fast?
9.    Where was she when she felt that she couldn’t walk any longer?
10.    How did the girl find herself in the cottage?
11. What did Silas see near the bush?
6.Прочтите, переведите и перескажите следующий рассказ:One day a well-known writer was travelling by train. When the inspector came fоr the tickets, the writer couldn’t find his ticket, The inspector said: "There is no hurry, I shall come at the next station." At the next station the inspector came again and asked the writer to show his ticket.

The writer said: "I am sorry, but I can’t find my ticket anywhere. The inspector laughed and said: "It doesn't matter. We know you well, we like your books and often read them. Don’t worry"

‘Thank you very much. It's very kind of you” said the writer, but I shall have to find the ticket, because I must know wh ere I am going.”