
- •Grammar
- •State the types of verbs in the text.
- •Point out notional, auxiliary, modal, and link verbs in the text. Explain the difference between them.
- •Define whether the verbs in the text are transitive or intransitive.
- •Comment on the use and formation of the Present Indefinite tense. Exemplify your commentary with the cases from the text
- •§ 2. The use of the Present Indefinite.
- •Comment on the use and formation of the Present Continuous tense. Exemplify your commentary with the cases from the text.
- •Comment on the use and formation of the Present Perfect tense. Exemplify your commentary with the cases from the text.
- •Comment on the use and formation of the Past Continuous. Exemplify your commentary with the cases from the text.
- •Comment on the use and formation of the Past Perfect. Exemplify your commentary with the cases from the text
- •Comment on the use and formation of the Future Indefinite. Exemplify your commentary with the cases from the text. We use the Future Indefinite Tense to express:
- •Comment on the use of the construction ‘to be going to’. Exemplify your commentary with the cases from the text.
- •The Future Continuous is used to express:
- •Comment on the use and formation of the Future Perfect. Exemplify your commentary with the cases from the text. The Future Perfect is used to express:
- •Comment on the use and formation of the Future Perfect Continuous. Exemplify your commentary with the cases from the text. The Future Perfect Continuous is used to express:
- •Comment on the use of the Present Simple in the subordinate clauses. Exemplify your commentary with the cases from the text.
- •Comment on the use of the Future Indefinite in the subordinate clauses. Exemplify your commentary with the cases from the text.
- •Comment on the classification of the parts of speech. Exemplify your commentary with the cases from the text.
- •Comment on the difference in usage of the Past Indefinite and the Present Perfect.. Exemplify your commentary with the cases from the text.
- •Comment on the use of the construction and ‘to be going to’ the Present Continuous to express future actions.
- •Name types of languages. Find in the text examples to prove that English is an analytical language.
- •State the morphological composition of the verbs in the text.
- •Comment on the grammatical categories of the verbs in the text.
Comment on the use and formation of the Past Continuous. Exemplify your commentary with the cases from the text.
was/were + дієслово із закінченням -ing
Стверджувальна форма |
Питальна форма |
Заперечна форма |
I was working |
Was I working? |
I was not (wasn’t) working |
You were working |
Were you working? |
You were not (weren’t) working |
He (she, it) was working |
Was he (she, it) working? |
He (she, it) was not (wasn’t) working |
We were working |
Were we working? |
We were not (weren’t) working |
They were working |
Were they working? |
They were not (weren’t) working |
at 5 o’clock, at that moment у той момент, the whole evening увесь вечір, all day увесь день, from 5 till 6 yesterday з 5 до 6 вечора, when mother came іn коли зайшла мама
We use the past continuous:
a) for an action which was in progress at a in the past. We do not mention when started or finished.
e.g. At seven o'clock yesterday evening they were having dinner. (We do not know when they started or finished their dinner)
b) for an action which was in progress when another action interrupted it. We use the past continuous 1 the action in progress (longer action) and the past simple for the action which interrupted it (shorter action).
e.g. He was walking down the street when he ran into an old friend
с) for two or more simultaneous past actions.
e.g. She was talking on her mobile phone while she was driving to work.
d) to describe the atmosphere, setting, etc. in the introduction to a story before we describe the main events.
e.g. One beautiful autumn afternoon, Ben was strolling down a quiet country lane. The birds were singing and the leaves were rustling in the breeze.
The past continuous is used with the following time expressions: while, when, as, all morning\evening/night, etc.
Comment on the use and formation of the Past Perfect. Exemplify your commentary with the cases from the text
Передає дію, що відбулася до якогось моменту в минулому.
had + правильне дієслово із закінченням –ed
had + III колонка неправильного дієслова
Стверджувальна форма |
Питальна форма |
Заперечна форма |
I had worked |
Had I worked? |
I had not (hadn’t) worked |
You had worked |
Had you worked? |
You had not (hadn’t) worked |
He (she, it) had worked |
Had he (she, it) worked? |
He (she, it) had not (hadn’t) worked |
We had worked |
Had we worked? |
We had not (hadn’t) worked |
They had worked |
Had they worked? |
They had not (hadn’t) worked |
by 5 o’clock до 5 години, by Saturday до суботи, by the end of the year до кінця року,
by that time до того часу
I had finished my dinner when you came in.
Я закінчив обідати, коли ви увійшли.
I had written the letter by 9 o’clock yesterday.
Я написав листа вчора до 9 години.
We use the past perfect:
a) for an action which happened before another past action or before a stated time in the past.
e.g. He had fallen asleep before we arrived.
b) for an action which finished in the past and whose result was visible in the past.
e.g. They had been looking for a house for six months before they found one they liked.
He was happy. He had signed an important contract (The action finished in the past and its result was visible in the past, too)
Note: The past perfect is the past equivalent of the present perfect.
e.g. a) He had fixed the old armchair It looked brand new (The action -had fixed- happened in the past The result -looked brand new- was also visible in the past)
b) He has fixed the old armchair It looks brand new (The action -has fixed- happened in the past The result -looks brand new- is still visible in the present)
The past perfect is used with the following time expressions: before, after, already, just, for, since, till/ until, when, by, by the time, never, etc.
Note: We can use the past perfect or the past simple with before or after without any difference in meaning.
e.g. They went out after it had stopped I stopped raining.