- •Contents
- •Article
- •Possessive case
- •Plural of nouns
- •Degrees of comparison of adjectives
- •Questions
- •Prepositions
- •Task I. Put the verbs in the brackets into Past Simple.
- •The future indefinite (simple) tense
- •The future continuous tense
- •The present perfect tense
- •Task III. Put the verbs into Present Perfect.
- •The past perfect tense
- •Task II. Choose the right variant putting the verbs into Past Simple or Past Perfect Tense.
- •The future perfect tense Task I. Choose the right variant.
- •The infinitive
- •Participle I
- •Participle II
- •Modal verbs
- •The obliques moods
- •Sequence of tenses
- •The passive voice
- •Sources
The future perfect tense Task I. Choose the right variant.
By that time I’ll ______ from the University and will ______ a well-paid job, I hope. graduate, get have graduated, have got have graduated, get graduate, have got
We ______ the camp by 10 o’clock, I believe. reached were reaching will have reached
I hope, we ______ half of our way by tomorrow. will have drived are driving ’ll have driven
We’ll ______ decorating the room before you get back. finish have finished
By the end of August we’ll ______. have moved would move will move
If we don’t hurry, the party will ______ before we get there. have finished finishes
He ______ by Monday, so try to get in touch with him earlier if you really want to speak to him about that. is leaving will leave will have left
I hope they ______ this unpleasant episode by the time they meet again. will have forgotten ‘ll be forgotten forget
I hope we will ______ the market research by January. be doing are doing will do have done
By the time I come they ______. will have gone will be going will go
“It is snowing heavily. Have you listened to the weather forecast for tomorrow?” – “I hope it ______ snowing by tomorrow.” will stop will have stopped
As you ______, he has cut off his beard. will notice are noticing will have noticed
Next Thursday, I ______ my present car for exactly 20 years. will be owning will have owned
Let’s hope the volcanic eruption ______ before we arrive at the island. finishes will have finished will finish
By the time you get home I will ______ the house from top to bottom. have cleaned clean be cleaning
Before he gets home from school tonight Peter will ______ three bars of chocolate. ate eat have eaten
By the time the software goes on sale, the company ______ 5 million dollars on developing it. will spend will have spent spent
When you get back, I will ______ the front door. am painting have painted
John is going to spend a year away from his family in Peru. By the time he sees his children again he ______ what they look like. will have forgotten will be forgetting forgets will forget
I am sure you ______ my letter of resignation by now. receive will be receiving will have received
The infinitive
Task I. Comment on the forms of the infinitive.
Lady Franklin was horrified at herself. To have asked his name, to have been told his name, and to have forgotten it!
She seemed to be paying no attention to what was going round her.
She may be still sleeping now.
He was very tired, and to have been caught napping irritated him and hurd his pride.
There are a great many things to be taken into consideration.
Judging from the books and papers on his writing table he must have been working since they left him in the morning.
“We are very sorry to have disturbed you”, began Peter.
I want you to promise me you won’t talk to Antonia about that sort of things.
That woman id still sitting. She seems to have been waiting over an hour.
To have been so happy and not to have known it!
Task II. Use the appropriate form of the infinitive given in the brackets.
I’m so sorry (bother) you in this stupid way.
He kept late hours last night, he may still (sleep).
“She must (be) very beautiful years ago”, she thought.
It’s a secret, and no one else must (tell).
Good bye. So pleased (meet) you.
He is a talented engineer. He’s supposed (work) at a new invention.
She seems (work) at her course paper since spring and says she has still a lot to do.
I have just seen him passing the entrance door, so he can’t (work) at the laboratory as you say.
The next morning he seemed (forget) it all.
You probably think that I must (live) a very gay life in France but it wasn’t so.
Task III. Translate these sentences into English paying attention to the form of the infinitive.
Я рад, что дал вам книгу. Я рад, что мне дали эту книгу.
Мы хотим проинформировать вас об этом. Мы хотим, чтобы нас проинформировали об этом.
Мы рады, Что встретили его на вокзале. Мы рады, нас встретили на вокзале.
Они довольны, что их пригласили на конференцию. Они довольны, что пригласили вас на конференцию.
Я не думал прерывать ее. Я не предполагал, что меня прервут.
Он будет счастлив повидаться с вами. Он был счастлив, что повидался с вами.
Дети любят, когда им рассказывают сказки.
Вы, кажется, давно здесь сидите. Вы ждете кого-нибудь?
Я пожалела, что не предупредила родителей о том, что задержусь.
Я была довольна, что посмотрела еще одну пьесу Шекспира.
Дети были счастливы от того, что их взяли в цирк.
Как мне повезло, что я побывала на этом спектакле!
Я очень рад, что проводил их на станцию.
Он, кажется, простил вас.
Он понял, что ничего нельзя было сделать
Я рад, что узнал правду.
Кажется, они ждут, чтоб им дали необходимые указания.
Он, кажется, был очень доволен, что вновь увидел вас.
Task IV. Put “to” where necessary before the infinitive.
The teacher made me … repeat it all over again.
You needn’t … ask for permission, I let you … take my books whenever you like.
Will you help me … move the table?
He is expected… arrive in few days.
You seem … know these places very well.
You had better … make a note of it.
I heard the door … open and I saw a shadow … move across the floor.
He told me … try and … do it once again.
I’d rather … walk a little before going to bed.
There is nothing … do, but … wait till somebody comes … let us out.
You ought not … show your feelings.
Why not … wait a little longer?
I felt her … shiver with cold.
We should love you … stay with us.
You are not … mention this to anyone.
Rose wanted them … stop laughing.
I shall have … go there.
There doesn’t seem … be anything wrong with you.
What made you … deceive me?
He was not able … explain anything.
Task V. Translate these sentences into English. Use the infinitive in the function of:
subject:
Неплохо бы поехать за город завтра.
Идти в кино было слишком поздно.
Из моей комнаты было невозможно не слышать все, что происходило на улице.
Моей обязанностью было готовить чай по утрам и вечерам.
predicative:
Нашим планом было дойти пешком до ближайшего села и там сесть на автобус.
Первое, что он должен сделать, так это позвонить родителям и сказать, что с ним все в порядке.
Ваш долг – сказать правду.
object:
Не забудьте принять таблетки от головной боли.
Помните, что надо купить цветы к празднику.
Он пригласил своих друзей прийти посмотреть свою новую квартиру.
Я решил поехать в Москву вместе с родителями.
Он обещал пообедать с Хелен в следующее воскресенье.
attribute:
Я тебе должен что-то показать.
Не оставалось ничего другого делать, как ждать прихода родителей.
У него были дети, о которых он должен был позаботиться.
У него было много вещей, которые следовало упаковать.
Вы выглядите очень больным. Есть кто-нибудь, кто мог бы за вами ухаживать здесь?
adverbial modifier:
of purpose:
Чтобы хорошо знать язык, вы должны общаться с людьми, говорящими на данном языке.
Он остановился у витрины цветочного магазина, чтобы взглянуть на прекрасные цветы.
Мы должны поторопиться, чтобы не опоздать на последний автобус.
Он взял с собой зонтик, чтобы не промокнуть под дождем.
of result:
Текст был слишком трудным, чтобы перевести его без словаря.
Вы думаете, сейчас достаточно сухо, чтобы сидеть на траве?
Это слишком хорошо, чтобы быть правдой.
Я считаю, что она достаточно умна, чтобы не делать подобных глупостей.
Рассказ был слишком захватывающим, чтобы не дочитать его до конца.
Task VI. Choose the right variant.
1. It is not hard ..... decisions when you know what your values are.
to be making
to have made
to make
to be made
2. It is not enough to have a good mind; the main thing is ..... it.
to be using
to use
to have used
to have been using
3. Greg’s wife gave him a long list of things ..... at the supermarket.
to buy
to be bought
to have been bought
to have bought
4. My younger brother hates to read; he prefers ..... to.
to read
to be reading
to be read
to have read
5. They must have taught him a lesson. It ought to ..... long ago.
be done
have been done
do
have done
6. Tom had an accident because he had exceeded speed limit. He shouldn’t ..... so fast.
drive
be driving
have driven
have been driving
7. I am awfully sorry ..... you in this stupid way.
to bother
to be bothering
to have bothered
to be bothered
8. Modern art is when you buy a picture ..... a hole in the wall – and decide that the hole looks better.
to cover
to be covering
to have covered
to have been covering
9. Diplomacy is ..... and say the nastiest things in the nicest way.
to do
to be doing
to have been doing
to have done
10. Can anybody ..... me how to use a computer?
show
be showing
have shown
be shown
11. John is very proud. He is not the one ..... about.
to order
to be ordered
to have ordered
to have been ordered
12. Good-bye! I am so pleased ..... you. – The pleasure is mine.
to meet
to be meeting
to have been meeting
to have met
13. I was sorry ..... as I couldn’t finish my conversation with Frieda.
to be disturbed
to have been disturbed
to disturb
to have disturbed
14. He suddenly awoke from his trance; there was a decision ..... .
to be made
to make
to have made
to have been made
15. A great mistake that you can make in life is ..... you are always right.
to have thought
to think
to be thinking
to have been thinking
Task VII. Choose the right variant.
1. Your husband's passport is not valid. Why can’t you get ..... his passport?
him to have renewed
him renew
him to renew
2. I would like ..... outside the office.
my car to be parked
my car to have been parked
my car to park
3. Jim’s father got ..... the piano every day.
him practice
him to be practicing
him to practice
4. Abigail had nothing to read and I advised ..... a few books from the local library.
she to borrowed
her to have borrowed
her to borrow
5. Did you watch ..... over that wall?
the boys to climb
the boys climb
the boys to be climbing
6. Tim heard ..... and saw a woman appear in the doorway.
the floor boards to creak
the floor boards creak
the floor boards creaking
7. We expected ..... in ballroom dancing championships.
them to take part
they to take part
them take part
8. The students didn’t notice ..... into the lecture room.
the lecturer come
that the lecturer comes
the lecturer to be coming
9. We expect the Irish delegation ..... tomorrow.
to leave
to be leaving
to have left
10. At the airport they reported ..... .
the flight to delay
the flight to be delayed
the flight to have been delayed
11. They reported the plane ..... safely.
landed
to land
to have landed
12. Have you ever seen ..... in public places?
my daughter to misbehaving
my daughter to misbehave
my daughter misbehave
13. Will your mother allow ..... ?
her cell phone to be used
her cell phone to have been used
her cell phone to use
14. Would you have these ..... over to your place?
people to come
people come
people to be coming
15. Beauty makes the world ..... .
going round
go round
to go round
Task VIII. Choose the correct variant.
Is there anything in that new magazine worth _____. to read reading
Although I was in a hurry, I stopped _____ to him. to talk talking
I really must stop ______. to smoke smoking
Would you mind ______ the front door? to close closing
You should remember ______ him. He’ll be at home. to phone phoning
Do you enjoy ______? to teach teaching
All parts of London seem ______ to different towns and epochs. to belong belonging
Why have you stopped? Go on ______. to read reading
The teacher asked us some questions and went on ______ us about the climate of England. to tell telling
When we had finished ______ the waiter brought the bill. to eat eating
My elder brother went to college, and I hope ______ there too. to go going
My car needs a service badly, and Tom offered ______ me with it. to help helping
Avoid ______ and you’ll feel better soon. to overeat overeating
I can’t help ______ about that awful accident. to think thinking
The Brains want ______ Boston this week. to leave for leaving for
I’ll always remember ______ you for the first time. to meet meeting
I decided ______ my holiday in France. to spend spending
I enjoy ______ very much. to travel travelling
We might manage ______ a lot of interesting places there. to visit visiting
I dislike ______ around in the car. to tour touring