Ex. 12, p. 119

1) Rain has stopped.

2) He has repaired his bike.

3) They have joined the Zoological Society.

4) He has done a lot for endangered animals.

5) They haven't been there.

Ex. 13, p. 120 \X

1) I've already /just taken it.

2) I've already done it.

3) I've just / already cleaned it.

4) I've already joined it.

5) I've already bought it.

Ex. 14, p. 120 \S I.

a) "Have you already invited guests to your birthda>

party?" — "No, I haven't yet. I'm going to d today."

b) My sister and I have bought a lot of New Yci-presents for our parents.

Would you like to see them? / Would you like to hav-a look at them?

c) "How many St Valentine's Day postcards have у already got?" — "Not, very many. / Not too ma Not that many. But I have already sent postcards н my friends."

II.

a) Watch out! The Smirnovs have bought a giant watchdog.

b) "Have you joined the Zoological Society?*' — "Not, yet. I'm going to do it."

c) "Have you ever been to a wild animal pa "No, never."

Progress Check

Ex.1 l)b) 2)d) 3)b)

Ex.2 l)b) 2)d) 3)b) 4)d) 5) a)

Ex.3 l)b) 2) a) 3)c) 4) b) 5) b)

Ex. 4 1) a) 2) b)

UNIT 7

Ex. 4, p. 123

Who's older, you or me? Suzie's father is older than her mother. Next year I'll be stronger and older. What's your elder sister's name?

Ex. 7, p. 123

1) her niece's doll

2) her huband's newspaper

3) his uncle's habits

52 4) their parents' house

5) their nephew's invitation

6) my cousins' toys

7) his wife's relatives

8) your aunt's letters