Today is yours

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Today is yours By Amanda Bradley Dont wait till
tomorrow To reach out and grow To learn something
interesting You didnt know. Dont wait till
tomorrow to let yourself start Take time to do
it today!
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There is no time like the present. Seize the
day, put no trust in the future. Horace. After
all, tomorrow is another day. Margaret Mitchell.
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U.S.T.

• Knowledge

• Practice

is power
makes perfect
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Phrasal verbs Reading Pronouns
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1
4
5
2
6
get together
put on
take off
make up
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3
get at
take up
get on with
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• 1.???????? ?????????? ??????? ????????.
• Who is she looking?
• A)to
• B)at
• C)on
• D)into
• E)by
• 2.My dog and my cat getwith each other.
• A)over
• B)off
• C)down
• D)along
• E)out.
• 3.The snow turnedrain.
• A)in
• B)on
• C)to
• D)with
• E)after.

• 4.???????? ???????? ?????? ?? ?????????
  ???????.
• A)get off
• B)get with
• C)get in
• D)get up
• E)get over.
• 5.????????? ???????????.
• Diana has lost her gloves. Now she is
  lookingthem.
• A)at
• B)like
• C)for
• D)after
• E)into.

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• 6.?????????? ????? ? ????????? ???????.
• Sam likes to walk with his father. They go out
  into the street. Suddenly they see a big black
  dog. The dog begin to bark Sam is afraid of the
  dog. He wants to run home. His father tells him
  not to be afraid because according to the proverb
  A barking dog does not bite. Sam asks his
  father Does the dog know the proverb?
• ????????? ??????????? ???????? ?????????? ??????.
• The dog
• A)is afraid of Sam
• B)wants to frighten Sam.
• C)begins to bark.
• D)is very small.
• E)eats the meat.

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• 7. .?????????? ????? ? ????????? ???????.
• I had an amusing experience last year. It was in
  the south of France. I was driving a car. A young
  man waved to me. I stopped and said good morning
  to him in French. He replied in the same language
  and asked me for a lift. Apart from a few words I
  do not know any French at all. Neither of us
  spoke during the journey. I had nearly reached
  the town when I learnt that he was English
  himself.
• Near the town the author learnt that
• A)he was late.
• B)the car was damaged.
• C)the young man was busy.
• D)his new acquaintance was an Englishman.
• E)they were neighbours.

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• Personal Nominative case (who?) I, he, she, it,
  we, you, they.
• Objective case (whom?) me, him, her, it, our,
  you, them.
• Possessive Conjoint form my, his, her, its, our,
  your, their.
• Absolute form mine, his, hers, its, ours, yours,
  theirs.
• Reflexive myself, himself, herself, itself,
  yourself, yourselves, ourselves, themselves.
• Demonstrative this, these, that, those.
• Indefinite some/body, thing, one, any/body,
  thing, one.
• Negative no, none, neither, nobody, nothing.
• Interrogative who/m, whose, what, which.
• Relative who/m, whose, which, that, what.
• Reciprocal each other, one another.

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• 1.???????? ?????????????? ???????????.
• A)they
• B)some
• C)th?ir
• D)nothing
• E)themselvs
• 2.???????? ?????????????? ???????????.
• A)me
• B)anything
• C)ourselves
• D)his
• E)we
• 3.???????? ?????????? ???????????.
• My brother can do it .
• A)myself
• B)yourselves
• C)himself
• D)herself
• E)ourselves

• 5.We invited John to stay withinhouse.
• A)me/her
• B)my/their
• C)us/our
• D)our/their
• E)them/hers.
• 6. We live in Wales. parents live with .
• mine/me
• our/us
• ours/we
• our/them
• their/us
• 7.????????? ???????????.
• hair is as dark as
• A)mine/her
• B)my/her
• C)my/hers
• D)mine/hers
• E)my/mine.