English Homework

1.1) 1.She’s 2.They’re 3.Isn’t 4.That’s 5.I’m not 6.You’re not

1.2 Write “am,” “is,” or “are”:

  1. The weather is nice today.
  2. I am not rich.
  3. This bag is heavy.
  4. These bags are heavy.
  1. The weather is nice today.
  2. Look! There is Carol.
  3. My brother and I are good tennis players.
  4. Emily is at home. Her children are at school.
  5. These bags are heavy.

1.3 Complete the sentences:

  1. Steve is ill. He’s in bed.
  2. I’m not hungry, but I am thirsty.
  3. Mr. Thomas is a very old man.
  4. These chairs aren’t beautiful, but they are comfortable.
  5. The weather is nice today.
  6. Look! No, I’m not late. I’m early!
  7. Catherine isn’t at home. She’s at work.
  8. Your coat looks nice. “Oh, thank you very much!”

1.4 Look at Lisa’s sentences in IA. Now write sentences about yourself:

  1. My name is Alex
  2. I am from Erevan
  3. I am 13 years old.
  4. I am don’t have a job

1.5 Write sentences for the pictures:

  1. She’s thirsty
  2. They are cold
  3. He is hot
  4. He is afraid
  5. They are Hungry
  6. she is angry

1.6 Write true sentences, positive or negative. Use “is”/”isn’t” or “are”/”aren’t”:

  1. It isn’t hot today.
  2. It is windy today.
  3. My hands aren’t cold.
  4. Brazil is a very big country.
  5. Diamonds aren’t cheap.
  6. Toronto isn’t in the US.

Write true sentences, positive or negative. Use “I’m”/”I’m not”:

  1. I’m tired.
  2. I’m not hungry.
  3. I’m a good swimmer.
  4. I’m not interested in football.

Profession

Chefs are skilled culinary professionals who bring creativity and flavor to the table. They meticulously craft delicious dishes, experimenting with ingredients, techniques, and presentation. With their passion for food, chefs create memorable dining experiences and satisfy taste buds. Whether in a restaurant, catering service, or their own kitchen, chefs are the masterminds behind the magic of gastronomy.

English homework

Future simple

I will love you forever.

You will wear a tie.

He will drink green tea.

She will pass the test.

It will rain tonight.

We will send an email.

You will buy the food.

They will win the match.

This girl will be a pilot.

My parents will go to Africa.

I will call you later.

You will travel by train.

He will come soon.

Rose will play with us.

The weather will be better.

We will have a pizza.

You will build a new house.

They will go to the beach.

The children will do it.

No one will survive.

They will help us.

Will Lucy go to the party?

Will you marry me?

They will arrive tomorrow.

Will your parents be there?

Will it snow next month?

I will study Chinese.

Will the police come soon?

Will you do me a favour?

Will you lend me your tricycle?

1.She won’t do the shopping today. She is too tired for that.

2. Don’t forget to take your umbrella. It will be rainy tomorrow.

3. Ryan won’t play basketball this afternoon because he has sprained his ankle.

4. Kelly won’t go to the party because she needs to study.

5. I promise that I will tidy my room today.

6. “We don’t have any milk.” “I will buy some.”

7. We don’t like Brian so we won’t invite him to our party.

8. Take off your jacket or you will be hot.

9. Kevin is a good friend. He won’t tell your secret to anyone.

10. I want to lose some weight so I will join a gym.

11. “Somebody is knocking at the door.” “Ok, I will open in a second.”

12. Lilly won’t + go to work because she has a day off.

13. I feel terrible so I won’t go to the cinema tonight.

14. We will be in Paris next week. If you have time, we can meet.

15. Emma doesn’t want to talk to you so she won’t pick up the phone

My Future

In future i want to by a Chef or football player. Be cause
I played football and cooked all sorts of delicious food from early childhood.

April 8-12

English in Mind, pages 65-68, Everyday English Check your progress.

  1. the prettier
  2. the Taller
  3. the clavrer
  4. the longer
  5. more difficult
  6. best
  7. more expensive
  8. more interesting
  9. tinier
  10. more modern
  11. higher
  12. worst
  13. darker
  14. best
  15. more difficult
  16. cheper
  17. curlier
  18. havier
  19. kinder
  20. best
  21. slower
  22. grater
  23. happier
  24. lazier
  25. braver
  26. biger
  27. noisier
  28. longer
  29. faster
  30. more unpelsant
  31. more denguros
  32. more nervuos
  33. younger
  34. colder
  35. shorter
  36. larger
  37. more interesting
  38. quiker
  39. nearer
  40. wider

Adjective

Adjective Comparative Superlative Adjective Comparative Superlative

  1. tall — taller — tallest
  2. cheap — cheaper — cheapest
  3. expensive — more expensive — most expensive
  4. good — better — best
  5. lazy — lazier — laziest
  6. pretty — prettier — prettiest
  7. beautiful — more beautiful — most beautiful
  8. difficult — more difficult — most difficult
  9. boring — more boring — most boring
  10. shy — shyer — shyest
  11. happy — happier — happiest
  12. short — shorter — shortest
  13. famous — more famous — most famous
  14. comfortable — more comfortable — most comfortable
  15. ugly — uglier — ugliest
  16. warm — warmer — warmest
  17. long — longer — longest
  18. intelligent — more intelligent — most intelligent
  19. wide — wider — widest
  20. thick — thicker — thickest
  21. smart — smarter — smartest

  1. far — farther/further — farthest/furthest
  2. bad — worse — worst
  3. fat — fatter — fattest
  4. interesting — more interesting — most interesting
  5. narrow — narrower — narrowest
  6. safe — safer — safest
  7. dangerous — more dangerous — most dangerous
  8. messy — messier — messiest
  9. handsome — more handsome — most handsome
  10. attractive — more attractive — most attractive
  11. delicious — more delicious — most delicious
  12. useful — more useful — most useful
  13. easy — easier — easiest
  14. lucky — luckier — luckiest
  15. quiet — quieter — quietest
  16. noisy — noisier — noisiest
  17. modern — more modern — most modern
  18. patient — more patient — most patient
  19. convenient — more convenient — most convenient
  20. accurate — more accurate — most accurate

    March 11-15

    Giuseppe Mezzofanti (1774-1849) was an Italian Cardinal who was perhaps the best language learner ever. He spoke more than 38 languages fluently. He never left Italy but he learned to speak these languages without an accent. People from all over the world came to talk to him in their mother tongue. All of them were amazed at his fluency. At the age of 12, Mezzofanti spoke his native Italian, as well as German, Greek, Latin, and at least five other languages. Then he learned Arabic, Russian, Hindi, Old English and Maltese. He also learned Chinese. This was the hardest language for him to learn: it took him four months.

    Some stories say he also spoke 30 other languages quite well and that he could understand another 20 (for example, Tibetan and Icelandic.)
    Another story says that he heard there were two foreigners in a prison in Rome. So he learned their language in one night and spoke to them the next morning!
    It’s hard to know if all these stories are true. Some people, for example, ask, ‘How did he learn Old English without meeting anyone who spoke it?”, or ‘Did he really learn a language in a few weeks — or in one night?” We don’t know for sure, but we can say for certain that Giuseppe Mezzofanti became a language-learning legend.

    b)Read the text again and listen. Write T (true) or F (false).

    1.Mezzofanti spoke over 38 languages. T

    2.He travelled to other countries. F

    3.For Mezzofanti, Arabic was harder to learn than Chinese. F

    4.One story says that he learned a language in one night. T

    5.He never met anyone who spoke Old English. F

    c)Do many people in your country speak more than one language? Which languages do people speak?

    In my opinion, in Armenia people speak in 3 languages, Armenian, Russian, English.

    Comment on the following quotation:

    Knowledge speaks, but wisdom listens

    This quotation underscores the important distinction between knowledge and wisdom. While knowledge is about speaking and sharing what one knows, wisdom is found in the ability to listen attentively, reflect, and discern the deeper meanings. It highlights the value of humility and openness in gaining true understanding and insight.

    My Hero

    Jesus is an outstanding figure whose teachings and actions have left an indelible mark on the history of humanity. My hero, Jesus, is a symbol of compassion, love, and wisdom.

    Jesus rises as a teacher of spiritual values, a preacher of tolerance, and compassion. His words about love for one’s neighbor and forgiveness have laid the foundation for the formation of moral principles for many people. My hero, Jesus, carries a message about the importance of kindness and caring for those in need.

    His actions inspire us to self-sacrifice and altruistic assistance. Jesus emerges as an exemplary leader capable of bringing light to the dark corners of the human soul. His example shows that even in difficult moments, it is important to remain true to one’s beliefs and respond to the call of the heart.

    My hero, Jesus, is a symbol of hope and faith. His life is imbued with the teaching that even in the most challenging situations, one can find the strength to move forward. Jesus embodies the idea that even in a world full of trials, love and faith can be sources of strength and inspiration.

    In conclusion, my hero, Jesus, is a source of inspiration for many, and his teachings leave us with important lessons about spiritual growth, love, and empathy. His influence continues to be felt in our days, reminding us of the value of the human soul and the necessity of striving for noble ideals.

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