Ex. XVII, p. 150

Ex. XVII, p. 150

1. I can see four oceans on the map. They are the Indian Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean and the Arctic Ocean.

2. Yes, it. is. The Pacific is the largest ocean in the world.

3. The Pacific Ocean is the largest one in the world.

4. No, it does not. The Pacific Ocean does not wash Western Europe.

5. The Atlantic Ocean washes Western Europe.

6. The Arctic Ocean washes the northern part of Europe.

7. The Pacific Ocean washes Eastern Asia.

8. The two American continents are North America and South America.

9. I also know Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and the Antarctic.

10. Australia is a continent.

11. Ireland is an island.

12. Yes, they are. The Alps are higher than the Urals.

13. The highest mountains in Europe are the Caucaus (5642 m).

14. No, it is not. The Nile is the longest river in the world (6671 km).

15. No, it is not. The Thames is not so long as the Mississippi, it is much shorter than the Mississippi.

16. The Nile is the longest river in the world.

17. Yes, it is. The Black Sea is in the South.

18. No, it is not. The Baltic Sea is not in the South. It is in the North-West.

19. The White Sea is in the North.

20. The United States is in North America.

21. Japan is in the East.

22. Italy is in the South of Europe.

23. The capital of Bulgaria is Sofia. The capital of Hungary is Budapest. The capital of Roumania is Bucharest.

24. The Spaniards speak Spanish. The Japanese speak Japanese.

Ex. XX, p. 150

1. The pupils ask if the United States is in North America.

2. The student asks if the Volga is longer than the Thames.

3. The pupil asks if the Thames is as long as the Volga.

4. My friend asks me if the Baltic Sea is cold.

5. The teacher asks if Budapest is in Hungary.

6. The teacher says (that) the Indian Ocean is warmer than the Arctic Ocean.

7. Betty says (that) her farther speaks two foreign languages: German and French.

8. The teacher says (that) London is the capital of Great Britain.

9. The teacher says (that) Betty speaks German better than Mary.

10. My friend asks if Mary speaks Italian.

11. My mother asks if Helen knows any foreign languages.

12. The teacher says (that) Japanese is a difficult language.

13. The student asks if Japanese is more difficult than Russian.

14. The pupil asks if Prague is the capital of Czechia.

15. The teacher asks me if I can spell the word ‘Mississippi’.