Видовременные формы английского глагола. Давыдова А.М. - 8 стр.

2. Express disagreement, using “ That’s not right “ or “ You are wrong “.

Model : Ann and Bill are talking ( to listen ).
- You are wrong. Ann and Bill are not talking. They are listening.
1. You are writing a letter now ( to read a book ). 2. Jack is sitting in the hall
(to have a lecture). 3. You are working in the garden ( to have an English
lesson ).
4. You are reading a text now (to do the exercise). 5. He is waiting for you
in the corridor ( to work in the lab ).

3. Express disbelief using the word “ really “.

Model : - Nick is waiting for you in the hall.
- Is he really waiting for me?
1. The dean is looking for you. 2. She is speaking to the dean. 3. He is
working in the library. 4. I am writing a letter to her. 5. They are working in
the garden now. 6. She is taking her examination now.

4. Change the following statements to questions beginning with the question
- words given in brackets.
1. I am reading an interesting book ( what?) 2. She is standing at the
blackboard
( where?) 3. We are having an English class now ( what class?) 4. He is
talking with his friend ( who?) 5. Julia is speaking with her teacher (
whom?) 6. They are going to the movies ( where?) 7. She is looking at the
blackboard ( what?)

5. Translate.
1. Какую книгу ты читаешь? 2. Я учусь на экономическом факультете.
3. Ольга ждет тебя в коридоре. 4. Мы обычно обедаем в столовой. 5.
Где Алекс? Он смотрит видеомагнитофон. 6. Куда ты идешь? 7. Что
ты пишешь? 8. Вы идете в библиотеку, не так ли? 9. Олег в магазине?
Да, он выбирает там костюм. 10. Он обычно делает уроки вечером.

6. Open the brackets, use the verbs in the Present Simple or Present
Progressive.
1. Where is Sharon? She is in the garden. She ( to work ) there. 2. I ( to read
) an interesting book now. 3. What you ( to do )? I ( to write ) a letter to my
friend. I usually ( to write ) letters on Sundays. 4. Is Paul in the canteen? -
Yes, he (to have ) dinner there. 5. We (to go ) to the University by bus. 6.
Where you ( to go ) ? - I
( to go ) to the theatre. 7. I always ( to do ) my homework before breakfast.
8. We never ( to miss ) our classes. 9. What they usually ( to do ) in the
evening?
10. Somebody ( to wait ) for you in the corridor.