Topic № 16. Theatre. The Future Perfect Continuous Tense.

Translate into Ukrainian “theatre”

*театр

оплески

завіса

Цирк

Translate into Ukrainian “Box”

*ложа

Ярус

бельетаж

Гальорка

Translate into Ukrainian “artistic director”

*художній керівник

окраса сезону

театральний бінокль

театральна програмка

Translate into Ukrainian “variety show”

*естрадна вистава

гастрольна трупа

режисер - постановник

бути в репертуарі

Translate into Ukrainian “scenery”

*декорації

антракт

програма

Білет

Choose synonym “stage manager”

*producer

variety show

interval

Usher

Choose synonym “theatre-guide”

*program

opera-glasses

scenery

Role

Choose synonym “performance”

*show

Ballet

ticket

Spare

Choose synonym “stage”

*scene

production

conductor

Usher

Translate into English “роль”

*role

Pit

gallery

Box

Translate into English “квиток”

*ticket

Play

circus

Theatre

Put the Infinitive in brackets in the Future Perfect Continuous Tense: He (to read) a programme for ten minutes when they come.

*will have been reading

will reading

have reading

Reading

Put the Infinitive in brackets in the Future Perfect Continuous Tense: She (to wait) for this comedy for a month before it is on the repertoire of the theatre.

*will have been waiting

have been waiting

will been waiting

waiting

Put the Infinitive in brackets in the Future Perfect Continuous Tense: Paul (to read) book about the theatre for several years before he becomes an expert.

*will have been reading

have been reading

will been reading

Reading

Put the Infinitive in brackets in the Future Perfect Continuous Tense: I (to work) on this report about our famous actors for two hours before my sister comes.

*shall have been working

have been working

shall working

Working

Translate into English “бути в репертуарі”

*(to) be on the repertoire

(to) be in the program

sell out

music-hall

Translate into English “мюзик-хол”

*music-hall

Role

act

Usher

Translate into English “дія, акт”

*act

Usher

music-hall

sell out

Choose antonym “(to) have a long run”

*(to) have a short run

(to) be in the program

(to) be on the repertoire

music-hall

Choose the correct sentence

*We shall have been asking for the seats in the stalls for us at the box-office.

We shall been asking for the seats in the stalls for us at the box-office.

We shall have asking for the seats in the stalls for us at the box-office.

We been asking for the seats in the stalls for us at the box-office.

Fill in the blank with the necessary word: If you are fond of music you must go to the ______

*opera-house

cloak-room

box-office

Usher

Fill in the blank with the necessary word: We bought in advance two _____ for a matinee performance.

*tickets

opera-glasses

theatre-programmes

Act

Fill in the blank with the necessary word: The _____ are over at about eleven o’clock.

*performances

tickets

roles

Role

Fill in the blank with the necessary word: The musicians in the orchestra were tuning their _____

*instruments

composers

conductors

Program

Fill in the blank with the necessary word: When _____ fell the house burst into applause.

*curtain

balcony

theatre

Role

Put the Infinitive in brackets in the Future Perfect Continuous Tense: We (to ask) for the seats in the stalls for us at the box-office when you come.

*shall have been asking

have been asking

shall have asking

Asking

Put the Infinitive in brackets in the Future Perfect Continuous Tense: The sisters (to discuss) for a long time what kind of play to attend a comedy when mother returns.

*will have been discussing

will discussing

been discussing

Discussing

Put the Infinitive in brackets in the Future Perfect Continuous Tense: I (to wait) for this play for more than a month.

*shall have been waiting

shall waiting

been waiting

Waiting

Put the Infinitive in brackets in the Future Perfect Continuous Tense: The actors (to have) the rehearsal at the theatre for two hours.

* will have been having

been having

will having

Having

Put the Infinitive in brackets in the Future Perfect Continuous Tense: This play (to stage) for several weeks.

*will have been staging

been staging

will have staging

Staging