Model: I don't work on Saturdays. I used to work on Saturdays last year (when I was young...).
1. I never take a taxi to go to work. 2. I hardly ever watch TV now. 3. People do not very often go to the cinema today. 4. She is old and sick. 5. She has few close friends. 6. He doesn't read any papers. 7. He is always late for work. 8. We don't go out much nowadays. 9. Classes at school begin at nine. 10. My brother doesn't come home until 11. 11. He is a university professor now. 12. The place is so nice and clean! 13. She is so pretty and attractive. 14. The Tower of London is a museum now. 15. London is one of the biggest cities in the world. 16. There is a big supermarket near our house.
Ex. 17.Write some sentences about Denis who started following his friend Henry's life-style. Denis stopped doing some things and started doing other things.
Denis was in time for work.
didn't keep late hours.
worked in his garden.
Henry was always late everywhere.
read only thrillers. travelled a lot.
Make sentences like these:
Denis used to be in time for work.
He never used to read thrillers or: He didn't use to read thrillers.
Ex. 18.Say what you used to like or do when you were: a baby, a small child, at school, in your last year at school.
Ex. 19.Fill in the blanks with either used to or would.
1. When I was a schoolboy I... walk to school. 2. This man... go to work by bus until he bought a car. 3. Now she gets up earlier than she... before. 4. They... take part in every meeting. 5. He... work here from time to time. 6. This interpreter doesn't work so as he... five years ago. 7. We... celebrate all the holidays together till we moved to Moscow.
Ex. 20.Translate from Russian into English using used to and would + Infinitive.
1. , . 2. . 3. , , , . 4. , . 5. , . 6. , . 7. , , . 8. , , , . 9. , . 10. , - , . 11. , , . 12. , . 13. - .
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| The Future Simple | , (tomorrow, next week, in two days, in 2020). | I, We shall come He, She, It, You, will come They | I, We shall notcome (shan`t) He, She, It, You, will not come They (wont) | Shall I, We come? He, She, Will It, You, come? They |
| The Future Continuous | , (at 6 oclock tomorrow, when she comes). | I, We shall be working He, She, It, You, will be They working | I, We shall not be working He, She, It, You, will not be They working | Shall I, We be working? He, She, They Will It, Yoube working? |
| The Future Perfect | , (before the bell, by that time, by the end of the year). | I, We shall have worked/ come He, She, It, You, will have They worked/ come | I, We shall not have worked/ come He, She, It, You, will not have They worked/ come | Shall I, We have worked/ come? He, She, They Will It, You, have worked/ come? |
| The Future Perfect Continuous | , , . , (for 2 hours, for 5 days). | I, We shall have been working He, She, It, You, will have They been working | I, We shall not have been working He, She, It, You, will not have They been working | Shall I, We have been working? He, She, They Will It, You, have been working? |
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: The Future Simple if, when, till, until, before, after, as soon as, as long as, unless, on condition that, provided, in case. The Future Simple The Present Simple, .
I shall ask him about it when he arrives.
We shall play volleyball if it doesnt rain.
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| WHEN | The Future Simple. | I dont know when they will arrive. |
| The Future Simple . | But when they arrive, Ill inform you. | |
| IF | - The Future Simple. | I dont know if he will agree. |
| - The Future Simple. | But if he agrees, Ill call you. |
