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1. What woke Mr. Brown up?
2. What happened to Mr. Browns neighbour?
3. What did Mr. Brown begin to look for?
4. Why did Mr. Brown break the window?
5. How did the travellers spend the rest of the night?
6. Why were they surprised in the morning?
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Put the verb in brackets into the Present Continuous Tense.
, Present Continuous.
1. Father (to watch) TV now. 2. Listen! Somebody (to knock) on the door. 3. You (to eat) ice cream now? 4. We (not to drive) too fast now. 5. What he (to look for) now? 6. The secretary (to type) our papers. 7. I need an umbrella because it (to rain) now.
Use the Present Indefinite or the Present Continuous Tenses.
, Present Indefinite Present Continuous.
1. Run downstairs, your uncle (to wait) for you. 2. Children (to love) to play with sand. 3. What this sentence (to mean)? 4. John (to hate) cats. 5. My friend always (to tell) me the truth, but I see that she (to tell) a lie now. 6. You usually (to drink) coffee at this time? 7. She (to look after) her grandmother now.
3. Use the correct form of the verb to be (the Present Continuous or the Past Continuous Tenses).
to be (Present Continuous or Past Continuous).
1. What... she writing when mother entered the room? 2. The doctor and the nurse... taking care of the sick man. 3. Why... you smoking in the room? Its dangerous. 4. She... playing with a child at ten oclock yesterday.
Use the Past Indefinite or the Past Continuous, the Present Indefinite or the Present Continuous Tenses.
, Past Indefinite Past Continuous, Present Indefinite Present Continuous.
1. What you (to do) while I (to write) the letter yesterday? 2. Where is Steve? He (to prepare) for the new trial in the next room. 3. I (not to understand) what Mr. Green (to do). 4. Something (to smell) good. Are you making pancakes? 5. Look at the timetable. I think I (to hear) the bus. 6. Charles (to look) just like his father. 7. The secretary (to come) in and (to say) that a visitor (to wait) for me in the hall. 8. What you (to do) between 9.00 and 10.00 yesterday? (to ask) the detective.
Match parts I and II.
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| 1. He was skating 2. My sister will graduate from the university 3. Mother is making some cakes 4. Jack speaks to us 5. They spend their holidays in the Caucasus 6. I came back late | a) now b) sometimes c) last night d) every morning e) next year f) from five till nine yesterday |
Translate into English. Use Indefinite or Continuous Tense forms.
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Make the following sentences interrogative.
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1. She is looking for her gloves now.
2. Yesterday at 7 oclock the doctor was driving to his patient.
Choose the right variant
1. Lake Erie is one of the... Great Lakes in North America.
a) fiveb) fifth
2. Open page 306.
a) three hundreds and five b) three hundred and five
3. He was born on March 15.
a) the fifteenth of Marchb) March fifteenth
4. The meeting is usually held on the... Monday of the month.
a) first b) one
5.... of people drink coffee in the morning.
a) million b) millions
9. Use some, any, no or their derivatives.
some, any, no .
1. There is... provocative in her behaviour. 2.... can help me, Im totally lost. 3. I have... interesting news to tell you. 4. Have you got... English records at home?... stole money from the cashbox that morning. 6. We have got... bread. 7. Can you see...? No, we cant see....8. There was... in the street because it was very late.
Choose the right pronoun.
