1. Write verbs in correct forms: 1. I (hate) dealing with tourists. Most of them are impolite. 2. This room (have) a wonderful view over the village. 3. They always (take) trips…

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1. Write verbs in correct forms:

1. I hate dealing with tourists. Most of them are impolite.
2. This room has a wonderful view over the village.
3. They always take trips to distant places. I find it annoying.
4. Look out! That red car is trying to pull in.
5. I know Jim is head over heels with Mary at the moment.
6. More and more people go on holiday to Spain.
7. I always try to get back to my home town.
8. She is waiting for me at the border now.
9. I have seen all the sights here. Let’s go straight ahead to see new ones.
10. A good essay consists of an introduction, a main part, and a conclusion.

2. Find mistakes in the sentences:

1. She speaks French very well.
2. I’m taking my umbrella because it is raining.
3. I don't like hot milk.
4. Are you understanding this rule now? (Correct but often, “Do you understand” is used instead.)
5. I like tea.
6. He is speaking three languages. (Correct, so no mistake)
7. I’m so dirty. I need a bath now.
8. He has a flat in the center.
9. Peter is in the kitchen. He is cooking breakfast for the family.

3. Use the verbs in appropriate forms:

1. Where are you going? – To the library.
2. Betty’s bus arrives at 5 o’clock. I must go and meet her at the bus station.
3. Have you seen my record book? I have been looking for it all the morning.
4. Mike has been talking to his friend for an hour.
5. More and more forests are disappearing because of fires nowadays.
6. How long have you been working on this problem?
7. The first lesson does not finish at 9.45.
8. Where are they now? - They are playing football.
9. School prepares children for life.
10. We are having a party next Saturday night. Will you come?
11. Are you trying to take photos? It’s not allowed here, you know…
12. Do you remember where he works?

4. Translate into English:

1. I am learning English.
2. I am reading a book right now. (Don’t disturb me.)
3. I brush my teeth every morning.
4. — What are you doing now? — I am drawing.
5. I don’t understand you.
6. My brother is waiting for me downstairs.
7. — Who is crying? — It’s my sister who is crying.
8. — Jane sings well. Can you hear? — Yes?! Is she singing now?
9. Someone is coming here. I hear footsteps.
10. Where do you buy bread?

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