
- •2. Sam is paying for his car. The last payment is in November. By December he ____ for his car. (pay)
- •2. Sam is paying for his car. The last payment is in November. By December he ____ for his car. (pay)
- •2. Order the words to make questions.
- •The kids are exhausted because they’ve played/ they’ve been playing outside all day.
- •He hasn’t seen/ He hasn’t been seeing the new James Bond film yet.
- •I’ve never met/ I’ve never been meeting his wife. Have you?
- •2. Circle the correct form.
- •If I were you I wouldn’t go there.
- •It was a nice place and He was proud of it.
- •1. Classification of simple sentences
- •I’ll be ready as soon as I’ve had a shower.
- •I’m not going to work overtime unless I get paid.
2. Circle the correct form.
Meg and Liam McGowan got/ were getting a nasty surprise when they had checked in/ were checking in at Heathrow airport yesterday with their baby Shaun. They had won/ won three free plane tickets to Rome in a competition and they were looking forward to / had been looking forward to their trip for months. But, unfortunately, they had been forgetting/ had forgotten to get a passport for their son and so Shaun couldn’t fly.
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1. Adverbs and adverbial phrases and their using
1. We use adverbs to describe an action.
1. adverbs of manner: quickly, seriously
2. adverbs of frequency: sometimes, usually, normally. The go before the main verb and after to be. (I usually go home at 3 o’clock.)
3. adverbs of degree: very, incredibly, extremely (Incredibly short story)
4. adverbs of comment (luckily, clearly, obviously) (Luckily they came very early.)
2. Underline the adverb or adverbial phrase and correct the sentences which are wrong.
She likes very much the theatre. She likes the theater very much.
Dave was late for work yesterday.
Immediately the ambulance arrived.
They usually go jogging after work.
I was extremely tired last night.
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1. The rules of form and using of passive forms
We use Passive when we talk about an action not saying who and what did / does an action
Present Simple = to be (is/ are + Participle II) The is built by people.
Present Continuous= to be (is are) + being + Participle II. That house is being stolen now.
Present Perfect= have/ has + been+ PII (That house has been stolen)
Past Simple= to be (was/ were) + PII (That house was stolen 2 years ago.)
2. Rewrite the sentences in the passive:
1. The police closed the road after the accident. The road was closed after the accident.
2. Somebody has stolen my handbag. My handbag has been stolen.
3. The painters are painting my house. My house is being painted.
4. The police can arrest you for drink-driving. You can be arrested for drink-driving.
5. They’ll hold a meeting tomorrow. A meeting will be held tomorrow.
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1. The form and using of Future Perfect and Future Continues
The form: will+have +past participle
We use FP to say something will be finished before a certain time in the future. (I’ll have finished the article by Friday.)
Form of FC – will+ be+verb+ing
We use FC to say that an action will be in progress at a certain time in the future. (Don’t come to my place tomorrow I shall be writing the composition the whole evening.)
2.
1. Their last exam is on May 31st. By the end of May they ___ their exams. (finish)
2. Sam is paying for his car. The last payment is in November. By December he ____ for his car. (pay)
3. The plane to Paris takes off at 9.00 and lands at 10.30. At 10.00 they ____ to Paris. (flay)
4. I safe 200 a month. By the end of this year, I____2400. (save)
5. I leave home at 7.30. It takes an hour to drive to work. At 8.00 tomorrow I ____ to work. (drive)
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1. Complex sentences. Types of coordination of complex sentences
Complex sent. has a principal clause (главное предложение) and 1 or more subordinate clauses (придаточное предложение).
They are connected by means of conjunctions: that, if, when, whether, who, whose, what, which, while, since)