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                           LESSON 12

     I. Exercise 1. Make up short dialogues as in the models:
     a) Model: Are you busy?
               Yes, I am. I’m studying.
               What are you studying?
               I’m studying English.
     Prompts: Helen — cook spaghetti, Tom — read a newspaper,
Mary — write a letter, they — clean their room, you — bake cookies,
Walter — mend a car, Edward — translate an article, Mr. and Mrs.
Green — type letters.
     b) Model: What are you doing?
               I’m reading a book.
               Do you often read books?
               Yes, I do. I read books whenever I can.
     Prompts: Janet — swim; Mary — write to her parents; they —
do exercises; you — read newspapers; you — play tennis; Mr. Green
— cook; Peter — take photographs; Mr. Smith — go for a walk;
John — play the guitar; Helen — clean the room; Mr. Robinson —
play chess; you — listen to music.
     c) Model: Sam can make tables, can’t he?
               Yes, he can. He’s making one at the moment, in
               fact.
     Prompts: Mary — sing songs; Mr. Green — write books; Jack —
mend televisions; John — translate texts from English; Janet — bake
cakes; Jane — knit sweaters; Walter — paint portraits; Mr. Green —
compose symphonies; Susan — make dresses; Mr. Robinson — take
pictures.
     d) Model: Mrs. Parker is talking about something.
               What is she talking about?
     Prompts: Tom — dream about something; Ann — think about
something; Jane — wait for somebody; the students — listen to
something; Sam — talk to somebody; Janet — complain about something;
Mr. and Mrs. Green — argue about something; Susan — look at something;
Mr. Smith — look for something; Helen — ask for something.

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