1. We often meet at international conferences.
2. This scientist always deals with interesting problems.
3. I generally begin my paper with a review of data.
4. Professor Smith puts forward a new interpretation of this phenomenon.
5. Nokia sells mobile telephones.
6. You always give a thorough analysis of the results.
7. His colleagues hold their meetings at the conference hall.
8. Dr. White writes formulas on the blackboard.
9. The government plays an important role in allocating resources in the economy.
10. He usually keeps his word.
11. We make an attempt to interpret the results.
12. I have much trouble with collecting data.
13. Dr. Brown does some research of the market.
14. I understand what you mean.
15. I send them business letters every day.
Ex. 2. Make the sentences negative and interrogative.
1. They go to the library every day.
2. He works at the English laboratory every day.
3. We got excellent marks at the exams.
4. She liked to work in the evening.
5. We shall translate this text in class.
6. They will finish this experiment in some days.
Ex. 3. Ask questions using the question words given.
1. He visits us on Sundays. (Who?)
2. He visited us on Sundays. (Who?)
3. He will visit us on Sundays. (Who?)
4. The delegation arrives in the evening. (When?)
5. Our students took part in the meeting. (What?)
6. She will teach English at school. (Where?)
Ex. 4. Answer the following questions.
1. Where do you work?
2. Did you go in the holidays last year?
3. Will you take part in the conference?
4. When will you pass your final examinations?
5. Where does your friend study?
6. Do your parents work at the hospital?
7. Did you go to the cinema yesterday?
8. When will you finish university?
9. Do you often see your friends?
Ex. 5. Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form of Present, Past or Future Indefinite Tense.
1. We always (to consult) a dictionary when we (to translate) texts.
2. We (to take part) in a sport competition last Sunday.
3. My friend (to pass) entrance examinations to the University last month.
4. He (to study) at the Management Department now.
5. He (to graduate) from the University in six years and will become a manager.
6. The students (to come) to the university every day.
7. We (not to go) to the countryside these weekends.
8. When he (to graduate) from the University, he will become a good specialist.
9. If you (to prepare) the report in time, you will pass your exam.
10. When I (to be) 18, I (to take part) in the elections.
11. We (to revise) the rules in some days.
12. If you (to come) to the lecture, you will learn many interesting things.
Ex. 6. Put the questions to the underlined words.
1. We discussed the aganda of our meeting.
2. The best students receive scholarships.
3. He didn't follow my advice.
4. They will play football on Sunday.
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5. The lecture will take place on Monday.
6. We go to the reading hall twice a week.
7. My friend works at the factory.
8. They spent their vacations in the Alps.
9. The doctor will come in the afternoon.
10. The students went to the cafe after the lectures
Ex. 7. Use the verb in brackets in the Present, Past or Future Simple Tense
1. This bag (belong) to me.
2. Jane (apply) for a job of a hairdresser last month.
3. We dont know if youll go to the country tomorrow. It (depend) on the
weather.
4. He (not, care) about other people.
5. The accident was my fault. I (pay) for the damage.
6. Perhaps I (rely) on you.
7. I will look stupid with this haircut. Everyone (laugh) at me.
8. A strange thing (happen) to me the other day.
9. Sometimes we (listen) to classical music.
10. Yesterday morning I (look) for the key bud didnt find it.
11. She (not, speak) often to her friends over the phone.
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These verbs are not used in Continuous Tenses
