Предлоги. from the New York flight

from Petersburg

from the New York flight

from the airport

in Petersburg

in the morning

in the office

in the bar

at Pulkovo

at work

at the Astoria Hotel

with him

to the Astoria

Лексико - грамматические упражнения

Упражнение 1. Ответьте на вопросы к тексту.

1. Who is Victor Kuznetsov?

2. Is his wife a teacher?

3. What's her name?

4. Who is Richard Johnson?

5. Where is he from?

6. What's his telephone number at the Astoria?

Упражнение 2. Ответьте утвердительно на вопросы, употребляя вместо точек личные местоимения he, she, it.

Образец: Is Victor an engineer? Yes, he is an engineer.

1. Is Victor an engineer? _____ is an engineer.

2. Is Veraa student? _____ is a student.

3. Is Petersburg far from Boston? _____ is far from Boston.

4. Is Frank at Pulkovo airport? _____ is at Pulkovo airport.

5. Is his wife at the airport too? _____ is at the airport too.

6. Is Victor in Petersburg? _____ is in Petersburg.

Упражнение 3. Употребите формы отрицания. Запомните, как они образуются:

Не is not = He isn't.

They are not = They aren't.

1. Vic is not at the office. = He ___ at the office.

2. Vic and Frank are not at the office. = They ___ at the office.

3. Vic is not at the airport. = He ___ at the airport.

4. Vic and Frank are not at the airport. = They ___ at the airport.

5. Vic is not in Boston. = He ___ in Boston.

6. Vic and Frank are not in Boston. = They ___ in Boston.

UNIT 2

Тексты

How do you do? Nice to meet you!

We have a meeting at four (o'clock) in our office. At ten (minutes) after three I arrive at Mr. Johnson's hotel. He's in the lobby already. He doesn't want to be late, but the office isn't very far from the hotel. Where is it? It's on a small street of Nevsky Prospekt. So we're not going to take a taxi. We're going to walk to the office. Mr. Johnson says (that) he wants to see the city. He says (that) it's beautiful. He likes it very much. On the way to the office I show him the sights and tell him about my job. I specialize in medical equipment.

We work Monday through Friday. We don't work on weekends. Our office hours are from 9:00 (nine) a.m. to 5:30 (five thirty) p.m. Our lunch break is from 12:30 to 1:00 p.m. Mr. Johnson asks me a lot of questions about my job. I answer them. He calls me Victor or Vic. I call him Mr. Johnson. He doesn't like that. He asks me to call him Richard or Rich for short.

Oh, it's five to four already. How time flies! We don't have much time. We're going to be late! We arrive at the office. My boss meets us there. I introduce Richard Johnson to him. They discuss business.