10:42 10 Abstracts 1-2. docx For viewing only MODULE 1-2. CHECK YOURSELF (10). I. Put the verbs in parentheses in Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect or Present…
10:42 10 Abstracts 1-2. docx For viewing only MODULE 1-2. CHECK YOURSELF (10). I. Put the verbs in parentheses in Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous. 1). Most of the performances (take place) with the involvement of a large number of technical specialists under the guidance of a production director. 2). Mark (leaves) the house every morning at 7 o'clock. 3). She... (will not be) abroad for almost three years. 4). She... (drinks) two cups of coffee this evening. 5). Martina's train... (arrives) at 3 o'clock. I have to go and meet her at the train station: 6). I'm not going to the party on Saturday. I'm... (leaving) for France on Friday night. 7). Sue and I are good friends. We've... (known) each other for four years. B). Not... (preparing) for exams from Monday. 9). A: - Are you busy with anything tomorrow night? B: - Yes, I... (will see) Jack at nine o'clock. 10) How long have you known Julian? 11) After Dad (finishes) To have breakfast, he usually (reads) the morning paper. 12) George always... (shaves) and (dresses) before eating. 13) Tom and Martha... (have been) married since 2010. 14) Our new refrigerator... (will be delivered) tomorrow at 3 p.m., and therefore I will have to stay at home to make sure that it (does not spoil) 15) (do you drink) coffee at breakfast every day?). 11. Put the verbs enclosed in square brackets in the correct infinitive form - ing/Bare Infinitive. 1). I am fond of (listening to) jazz music.) 2). I 'm avoiding ＿ ... (perform) the same exercise. 3). Paul is planning to (buy) a house this year. 4). I can only... (hope) that everything will turn out well. 5). You should... (pay) more attention in class. 6). Let's (have dinner) sometime in the evening. 7). I don't know how to (drive) a car. ) 8). There's no point (complaining). He won't listen to you. 9). Alex is looking forward to (going) on vacation to Spain this summer. 10) Do you want me to (cook) dinner tonight? 11). Would you like to... (go) to a football match Sunday? 12). The girl (sitting) next to
Конечно, давайте разберем ваши упражнения по английскому языку.
I. Поставьте глаголы в скобках в Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect или Present Perfect Continuous.
- Most of the performances take place with the involvement of a large number of technical specialists under the guidance of a production director. (Present Simple)
- Mark leaves the house every morning at 7 o'clock. (Present Simple)
- She has not been abroad for almost three years. (Present Perfect)
- She is drinking two cups of coffee this evening. (Present Continuous)
- Martina's train arrives at 3 o'clock. I have to go and meet her at the train station. (Present Simple)
- I'm not going to the party on Saturday. I'm leaving for France on Friday night. (Present Continuous)
- Sue and I are good friends. We've known each other for four years. (Present Perfect)
- Not preparing for exams from Monday. (Present Perfect Continuous)
- A: Are you busy with anything tomorrow night? B: Yes, I will see Jack at nine o'clock. (Future Simple)
- How long have you known Julian? (Present Perfect)
- After Dad finishes breakfast, he usually reads the morning paper. (Present Simple)
- George always shaves and dresses before eating. (Present Simple)
- Tom and Martha have been married since 2010. (Present Perfect)
- Our new refrigerator will be delivered tomorrow at 3 p.m., and therefore I will have to stay at home to make sure that it does not spoil. (Future Simple / Present Simple)
- Do you drink coffee at breakfast every day? (Present Simple)
II. Поставьте глаголы в квадратных скобках в правильную инфинитивную форму - ing/Bare Infinitive.
- I am fond of listening to jazz music. (ing)
- I'm avoiding performing the same exercise. (ing)
- Paul is planning to buy a house this year. (Bare Infinitive)
- I can only hope that everything will turn out well. (Bare Infinitive)
- You should pay more attention in class. (Bare Infinitive)
- Let's have dinner sometime in the evening. (Bare Infinitive)
- I don't know how to drive a car. (Bare Infinitive)
- There's no point in complaining. He won't listen to you. (ing)
- Alex is looking forward to going on vacation to Spain this summer. (ing)
- Do you want me to cook dinner tonight? (Bare Infinitive)
- Would you like to go to a football match on Sunday? (Bare Infinitive)
- The girl sitting next to... (ing)
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