1. Choose an odd word out. l) foyer, gallery, god, stalls; 2) balcony, stage, cruelty, cloakroom; 3) allow, add, nold, allow; 4) receive, refuse, devote, reply; 5) cruel, possible, pianist, classical; 2. Write in English. Возможная проблема, известный драматург, принимать посетителей. . необычная жестокость , организовать вечеринку, центральный (главный) герой фильма , сдавать кровь, соединять два берега реки 3. Write in one word. l) A person in a play or film; 2) A drama about sad events; 3) A drama about funny events; 4) A kind of a platform in the theatre where actor perform; 5) The place where people buy tickets; 6) The highest floor in the theatre: 7) The place in the theatre where people can buy food. 4. Fill in the prepositions (at, from, in, of, on, to, with) 1) He said he had bought four tickets… the Bolshoy Theatre. 2) There is no shop … the end of our street. 3) The seats were not …the stalls, they were … the gallery. 4) …the end we decided to buy a nice dress as a present for her. 5) Suddenly a young actress appeared … the stage. 5. Report the sentences 1) Julia said: "My seatsare in the stalls" 2) Tom said;"We are organizing a coflee break" 3) Terry said:"I am offering you a cup of tea" 4)Elizabeth said:"I have sent an email to George" 5)Charles said "Our team won the first match" 6) Bob said :"I can do it" Variant II

Certainly! Here is a detailed guide and solutions for each of your tasks: --- ### 1. Choose the odd word out - **1)** foyer, gallery, god, stalls **Odd one out:** **god** **Explanation:** All other words relate to parts of a theatre or building, while "god" is a deity, unrelated to theatre context. - **2)** balcony, stage, cruelty, cloakroom **Odd one out:** **cruelty** **Explanation:** "Balcony," "stage," and "cloakroom" are parts of a theatre or venue, whereas "cruelty" refers to a behavior or trait. - **3)** allow, add, nold, allow **Odd one out:** **nold** **Explanation:** "allow" and "add" are common English words, "nold" appears to be a typo or nonsense. - **4)** receive, refuse, devote, reply **Odd one out:** **devote** **Explanation:** "Receive," "refuse," and "reply" relate to actions of responding or not; "devote" relates to dedicating. - **5)** cruel, possible, pianist, classical **Odd one out:** **pianist** **Explanation:** "Cruel," "possible," and "classical" are adjectives; "pianist" is a noun referring to a person. --- ### 2. Write in English: Translate the Russian hints into English words/phrases - possible problem: **a known dramatist** — **William Shakespeare** (or any famous dramatist) - known dramatist: **William Shakespeare** - accepting visitors: **reception** or **welcoming guests** - unusual cruelty: **brutality** or **barbarity** - organizing a party: **hosting** or **throwing a party** - main character of a film: **protagonist** or **main hero** - donating blood: **blood donation** - connecting two rivers’ banks: **bridging the rivers** or **building a bridge** --- ### 3. Write in one word 1) **Actor** 2) **Tragedy** 3) **Comedy** 4) **Stage** 5) **Box office** or **Ticket office** 6) **Top floor** or **Attic** (depending on context) — but in theatres, often "balcony" is the highest seating. 7) **Concession** or **Cafeteria** --- ### 4. Fill in the prepositions 1) He said he had bought four tickets **to** the Bolshoy Theatre. 2) There is no shop **at** the end of our street. 3) The seats were not **in** the stalls, they were **in** the gallery. 4) **At** the end we decided to buy a nice dress as a present for her. 5) Suddenly a young actress appeared **on** the stage. --- ### 5. Report the sentences (Convert direct speech into indirect speech) 1) Julia said that her seats were in the stalls. 2) Tom said that they were organizing a coffee break. 3) Terry said that he was offering you a cup of tea. 4) Elizabeth said that she had sent an email to George. 5) Charles said that their team had won the first match. 6) Bob said that he could do it. --- If you need further explanations or assistance, feel free to ask!