Exercise 2. Find in the text English equivalents for these word combinations and sentences. l. Plans for the upcoming vacation. 2. go there again 3. I love the sea. 4. We will be able to visit. 5. which proceeds. 6. We will hear new songs. 7. and other noteworthy things. 8. The famous opera house. 9. I have to go. 10. we went on excursions to the mountains. 11. Protect from the cold wind. 12. About two million people. 13. We should go. 14. They were sorry to leave. most asian re are is be- Exercise 3. Answer these questions. is the 1. Why do the Pavlovs want to go to Sochi for their holiday? 2. How will they get to Sochi? 3. Why will they have to book plane and boat tickets in advance? 4. They'll see many interesting places in Odessa, won't they? 5. Will they be able to attend the Festival of Song in Sochi? 6. What will they do in Sochi? 7. Will they go boating and swimming? 8. Sochi is the most beautiful resort in the Cauca- sus, isn't it? 9. What mountains protect Sochi from the cold north winds? 10. How many people come to Sochi every year? 11. The Pavlovs enjoyed their stay in Sochi, didn't they? i. The hairs Exercise 4. Respond to these statements according to the models. a) Do you want me to go there with you? Yes, Will you go there with me? 1. Do you want me to attend the Festival of Song? 2. Do you want me to spend my holiday in Sochi? 3. Do you want me to show them round the city tomorrow? 4. Do you want me to sit in a lounge chair on deck? 5. Do you want me to book plane tickets for them? 6. Do you want me to speak English now? b) I'm sorry I can't finish the book today. (tomorrow) Will you be able to finish it tomorrow? 1. I'm sorry I can't take you to the Botanical Gardens today, (tomor- row) 2. I'm sorry I can't book train tickets before lunch. (after lunch) 3. He's sorry he can't go for a hike after breakfast. (after lunch) 4. She's sorry she can't attend his lecture today. (tomorrow) 5. He's sorry he can't go boating today, (tomorrow) 6. I'm sorry I can't go swimming be- fore breakfast. (before lunch) c) Did you go shopping yesterday? (Peter) No, I didn't have to. Peter did it. 1. Did you go to the Travel Agency yesterday? (John) 2. Did you book seats for the Opera House? (Mike) 3. Did Jane show them round the city? (John) 4. Did you show them round the college? (Peter) 5. Did Mike settle that matter? (Jane) 6. Did you take a taxi for them? (John) d) Will you have to speak to him about that? Yes, I'll have to. (Yes, I'll have to speak to hlm about that.) 1. Will you have to attend Mr Black's lecture? 2. Will she have to sing at the party? 3. Will they have to go on tour next month? 4. Will they have to book boat and plane tickets in advance? 5. Will he have to set- tle that matter? 6. Will they have to take a plane there? e) Could you go to see them yesterday? (I had a lot of things to do last night.) No, I couldn't. (No, I couldn't go to see them yester- day.) I had a lot of things to do last night. 1. Could you go swimming yesterday? (The weather was bad.) 2. Could you speak about the plans for the coming holiday? (Peter was very busy.) 3. Could you go hoating last night? (We were very tired.) 4. Could they go on a trip to the Crimea* last month? (Peter didn't have a holiday last month.) 5. Could you go swimming yester- day? (The sea was stormy.**) the Crimea [krar'mia] Crimea ** stormy ['st:mi] and stormy, stormy, stormy f) Should I go to the show tomorrow? I'd advise you to go. (I'd advise you to go to the show.) 1. Should we go for a hike in the mountains? 2. Should I attend his lec- ture? 3. Should they go on a trip? 4. Should I book plane tickets in advance? 5. Should we go there again? Exercise 5. a) Compare the meanings of the verbs to say, to tell, to speak and to talk. say tell speak talk say tell 1. to say smth. to say 1. to tell smb. smth. (about Реши