I. C. Translate the sentences

1. We are happy. – So are they. 2. I don’t like jazz - Nor / Neither do I. = I don’t either. / I do. 3. He’s tall. / So is she. / I am not. 4. She hasn’t got blue eyes. - Neither have I. / I have. 5. I like funny books. - So do I. / I don’t.

I. D. Match the sentences and answers

1. a) I’m tired. / I’ve got too much work. / I prefer coffee. / I can speak German. / I studied maths at school. / I was here last week.

b) So can I. / So did I. / So am I. / So do I. / So have I. / So was I.

c) I haven’t. / I’m not. / I wasn’t. / I didn’t. / I can’t. / I don’t

2. a) I haven’t got a Rolls-Royce. / I’m not crazy. / I wasn’t late this morning. / I don’t like snakes. / I didn’t go to the cinema last night.

b) Neither do I. / Nor have I. / Neither did I. / Nor was I. / Neither am I.

I. E. Insert the verb

1. Jim cannot swim. Neither … Jack. 2. Mary likes to cook. So … I. 3. I do not know him. Neither … you. 4. Peter takes after his father. So … Jim. 5. The animals were sleeping and so … the birds. 6. I liked to play tennis and so … my sister. 7. Jim will not go to school this year. Neither … Nick. 8. I was ill yesterday. So … my friend. 9. Jack is going to the theatre. So …Pat. 10. He needs a holiday. So … Mary. 11. He doesn’t like fish. Neither … I. 12. John is tired. So … Mary. 13. I haven’t got a dog. Neither … Nick. 14. She was not able to buy tickets. Neither … my parents.

So

II. A. Practise the dialogue - Hi, Mark. - Hello, Jane. - Have you seen the latest play “Lady Windermere’s Fan” by Oscar Wilde? role in it. - What is this play about? - It’s a comedy, which deals with many problems that people have to face. The play takes place in the 19^th century in England. The main theme is hypocricy. I liked the scenary very much. The props were excellent, as if they were taken from a 19^th century house. - When do they perform this play?

- No, I haven’t. Is it worth seeing? - It’s marvelous. Especially the quality of the acting. - Who is in? - Joanne Ashberry is playing the lead - There are two performances a week. - Do you want to book the tickets in advance or can you buy them just before the show? - I think a lot of people want to see the play. There is a standing ovation after every performance. So I think you should book the tickets. - I’m going to do it right away. Thanks for the review!

II. B. Say things about yourself. Your parner will answer: So ... . / Neither ...

I can speak / stay here / I can’t attend ... / sleep on the plane. / I’m ... . / I’m fond of / I’ve got ... . / I like ... . / I don’t like ... I prefer... . / I went... ./ I don’t want ... /

III. A. Study new words

ice [ais] лед	couple [′k∧pl] пара					change сделать пересадку
call up вызывать rather than а не	secondary [′sekəndəri] второстепенный, средний work for / with a company работать в компании
pink [pink] розовый village [′vilidʒ] деревня		journey [′dʒə:ni] путешествие, долгая поездка travel agent сотрудник туристического бюро
cancel [′kænsəl] отменить go for a ride прокатиться Sweden [′swi:dn] Швеция			happen [′hæpən] случаться, иметь место puppet theatre [′p∧pit] кукольный театр trip [trip] поездка, короткое путешествие
have in mind иметь в виду pineapple [′pain,æpl] ананас sound [saund] звук, звучать stall [stɔ:l] место в партере through train прямой поезд				appointment [əpɔintmənt] встреча arrange [əreindʒ] договариваться chance [tα:ns] случай, риск, шанс crowded [′kraudid] переполненный darling [′dα:liŋ] дорогой, дорогая
depend on [di′pend] зависеть от pleasure [′pleʒə] удовольствие truth [tru:] правда, истина					button [′b∧tn] пуговица, кнопка ice-cream [′ais′kri:m] мороженое nonstop [′nɔn′stɔp] без остановок

mind [maind] ум, мнение, память; возражать, иметь ч-л. против

reasonable [′ri:znəbl] благоразумный, приемлемый; рассудительный