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Exercise 5. Make up stories (15-20 sentences) and (or) dialogues (6-8 replicas on each side).
1. An old lady is talking to a porter at the railway plat¬form. She keeps forgetting the name of the place she is go¬ing to and does not quite know how many pieces of luggage she has. Use the following: will you see to my luggage? where for, madam? it just slipped my memory; it’s a sort of resort place; would you like me to have these trunks put in the luggage-van? where on earth is that suitcase? it will nev¬er go on the luggage-rack; I must have a seat facing the en¬gine; dear me, I’m sure to miss the train; is it a through train? I hate to change; when are we due to arrive?
2. Choosing a route. Use the following: Packing: hike, to go on a hike, to go hik¬ing, hiker; picnic; walking tour, walker; to travel (to go) on foot; to wander; to roam; route, to choose a route; to discuss plans, to plan a trip; guide-book; light (hand) luggage, heavy luggage; rucksack; knapsack; hamper, basket; to pack clothes (supplies, cooking utensils, etc.) into a rucksack, to pack a rucksack; damp-proof; sleeping-bag, the spirit of the journey; to be open to all im¬pressions; an inveterate anti-picnicker.
Exercise 3. Put the following sentences in the Past according to the model:
Model: If he left at twelve, he would catch the train.
– If he had left at twelve, he would have caught the train.
1. If he were attentive, he wouldn't miss the train. 2. She would buy the ticket for a plane if she had money with her. 3. If I received any news about our voyage I should let you know. 4. If I knew the schedule of the trains, I should ring you up.
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Exercise 5:
1. An old lady is talking to a porter at the railway platform. She keeps forgetting the name of the place she is going to and does not quite know how many pieces of luggage she has.
Old Lady: Excuse me, will you see to my luggage?
Porter: Where for, madam?
Old Lady: It just slipped my memory; it’s a sort of resort place.
Porter: Would you like me to have these trunks put in the luggage-van?
Old Lady: Where on earth is that suitcase? It will never go on the luggage-rack.
Porter: I must have a seat facing the engine.
Old Lady: Dear me, I’m sure to miss the train. Is it a through train? I hate to change.
Porter: When are we due to arrive?
2. Choosing a route.
Hiker 1: We need to discuss plans for our walking tour.
Hiker 2: Yes, we should choose a route that's scenic.
Hiker 1: I've packed light luggage for the hike.
Hiker 2: I've packed a rucksack with all the supplies we need.
Hiker 1: I'm open to all impressions on this journey.
Hiker 2: I'm an inveterate anti-picnicker, but I'll make an exception for this hike.
Exercise 3:
1. If he were attentive, he wouldn't have missed the train.
2. She would have bought the ticket for a plane if she had had money with her.
3. If I had received any news about our voyage, I should have let you know.
4. If I had known the schedule of the trains, I should have rung you up.
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