I. B. Study the table

Whose (Чей?)	Whose (Чей ? без существительного)	Whose (Чей?)	Whose (Чей ? без существительного)
my мой, - и his его her ее its его, ее	mine мой, - и his его hers ее its его, ее	our наш, - и your ваш, - и their их	ours наш, - и yours ваш, - и theirs их

Her car is red. Ее машина – красная.

Is this car yours? Эта машина – твоя?

I. C. Choose the correct variant

e.g. I like your / yours house. - I like your house.

1. Our / Ours house is smaller than their / theirs. 2. Their / Theirs garden is bigger than our /ours. 3. My / Mine children are older than her / hers. 4. Whose / Who’s going to the party tonight? 5. These books are our / ours. 6. Her / Hers children go to the same school as my / mine. 7. It’s my / mine pen. 8. They are their / theirs toys.

I. D. Make up sentences according to the model

Which glasses are hers? - The new ones are hers. / Are these books theirs?

house / TV set / shoes / jeans / gloves / watch / tie / car / flat / present / clock / bike

I. E. Insert pronouns: my, mine, their, theirs, etc.

1. She says it is … car but I don’t think it is really … . 2. If you haven’t got … pen, take …. . 3. We like … University, but they don’t like … . 4. … salad is tasteless, what about … ? 5. Lena never brings … homework, but you must bring … .

II. A. A) Дополнительные и b) определительные придаточные предложения

a) I don’t know whether the test has begun. Я не знаю, началось ли испытание.

They wanted to discuss what they had read in the newspaper. Они хотели обсудить то, что прочитали в газете.

b) Computers are machines that are capable of very rapid and accurate calculations. Вычислительные устройства – это машины, которые способны производить вычисления очень быстро и точно.

I often visit the town where I lived in my childhood. Я часто посещаю город, где я жил в детстве.

The man whom you saw at my house had made an interesting tour of the country. Человек, которого Вы видели в моем доме, совершил интересное путешествие по стране.

II. B. Translate the sentences paying attention to the conjunctions

1. An L-driver is a person who is learning to drive. 2. I need a secretary who can type well and fast. 3. I often visit the town where I lived in my childhood. 4. I need a flat where I can be quiet. 5. I want a job which is interesting. 6. A parking place is a place where you park your car. 7. A newsagent’s is a shop that sells newspapers and magazines. 8. I want to buy something which is cheap. 9. This is Henry whose wife you have already met. 10. I need a house which is large.