Question

3.Употребите глаголы в скобках в Past Continuous.
1. On coming up to the house I saw a man who … (to try) to climb through the window.
2. The children were frightened because it … (to get) dark.
3. What … (he, to wear) when you last saw him?
4. They … (to redecorate) the house, so it was all in a mess.
5. The nurse was alone with the baby at that time because Mr. Spencer … (to work) in the garden and Mrs. Spencer … (toshop).
6. I wanted to speak to the captain of the ship which … (to leave) that evening for Portsmouth.
7. When I first met her she … (not, to work) yet. She … (to study) music.
8. There was a strange smell in the hall. Obviously our Vietnamese neighbours … (to cook) their national meal again.
9. He refused to go to the restaurant because he … (to diet).
10. What … (you, to do) when I rang the bell?
11. I watched the children for some time. Most of them … (to bathe), some boys … (to play) ball and all the others … (to run about).
12. We met quite by chance. I saw Gerald at a bus stop. He … (to wait) for a bus.
13. From the sounds next door it was clear that Mary and John … (quarrel) again.
14. I knocked and went in. James … (to read) in an armchair and Alice … (to sew) by the fire.
15. When I arrived the meeting was over. People … (to leave) the hall.
16. He … (always, to whisper) something. It was impossible to hear a word.
17. He got seriously injured when he … (to repair) the fireplace.
18. Just as I … (to think) what to do next, there was a knock at the door.
19. What … (you, to do) between one and two? I phoned you several times.
20. I … (to play) the piano and heard nothing.
While she .… (to watch) the sunrise, the birds woke up and began to sing
4. Используйте правильную форму Future Continuous or Future Indefinite.
1. I’ve arranged to play tennis with James at nine tonight.
2. But you … (to play) in dark. You … (not, to see) the ball.
3. I … (to call) you tomorrow at six.
4. Oh, call later if you don’t mind. I … (to bathe) the baby then.
5. Oh, he has just gone out.
6. Never mind. I … (to wait).
7. Why did you take his textbook? He … (to look) for it everywhere tomorrow.
8. But you can’t go to a fancy dress party in a dinner jacket!
9. Why not?
10. Because everyone … (to wear) a fancy dress.
11. You … (to have) something to eat, won’t you?
12. Wages have risen, so I suppose prices … (to go up) too.
13. This cup is dirty.
14. I’m sorry, I … (to bring) you another one.
15. We … (not, to play) cards at the party tonight, our hostess forbids us.
16. Loudspeaker: The ship … (to leave) in a few minutes, so all people not
17. travelling are asked to go ashore.
18. I … (not, to take) any photos for some time because there is something
19. wrong with my camera. I must have it repaired.
20. I … (not, to borrow) his car again. I don’t like the way it runs.
21. The election campaign … (to be) the main topic of this TV show. The party.
22. leaders … (to speak) about their programmes.
23. … (you, to use) your dictionary this afternoon?
24. No, you can borrow it if you like.
25. Thanks a lot. I … (to return) it in the evening.
26. You … (to see) lots of beautiful places while driving there.
27. I’m afraid I …(not, to have) the chance to enjoy the views. I … (to map-read).

Answer 1

1. On coming up to the house I saw a man who was trying to climb through the window.

2. The children were frightened because it was getting dark.

3. What was he wearing when you last saw him?

4. They were redecorating the house, so it was all in a mess.

5. The nurse was alone with the baby at that time because Mr. Spencer was working in the garden, and Mrs. Spencer was shopping.

6. I wanted to speak to the captain of the ship which was leaving that evening for Portsmouth.

7. When I first met her she was not working yet. She was studying music.

8. There was a strange smell in the hall. Obviously, our Vietnamese neighbors were cooking their national meal again.

9. He refused to go to the restaurant because he was dieting.

10. What were you doing when I rang the bell?

11. I watched the children for some time. Most of them were bathing, some boys were playing ball, and all the others were running about.

12. We met quite by chance. I saw Gerald at a bus stop. He was waiting for a bus.

13. From the sounds next door, it was clear that Mary and John were quarreling again.

14. I knocked and went in. James was reading in an armchair, and Alice was sewing by the fire.

15. When I arrived, the meeting was over. People were leaving the hall.

16. He was always whispering something. It was impossible to hear a word.

17. He got seriously injured when he was repairing the fireplace.

18. Just as I was thinking what to do next, there was a knock at the door.

19. What were you doing between one and two? I phoned you several times.

20. I was playing the piano and heard nothing.

While she was watching the sunrise, the birds woke up and began to sing.

For the Future Continuous or Future Indefinite:

1. I've arranged to play tennis with James at nine tonight.

2. But you will be playing in the dark. You won't see the ball.

3. I will call you tomorrow at six.

4. Oh, call later if you don't mind. I will be bathing the baby then.

5. Oh, he has just gone out.

6. Never mind. I will wait.

7. Why did you take his textbook? He will be looking for it everywhere tomorrow.

8. But you can't go to a fancy dress party in a dinner jacket!

9. Why not?

10. Because everyone will be wearing a fancy dress.

11. You will have something to eat, won't you?

12. Wages have risen, so I suppose prices will go up too.

13. This cup is dirty.

14. I'm sorry, I will bring you another one.

15. We will not play cards at the party tonight; our hostess forbids us.

16. Loudspeaker: The ship will leave in a few minutes, so all people not

17. travelling are asked to go ashore.

18. I will not take any photos for some time because there is something

19. wrong with my camera. I must have it repaired.

20. I will not borrow his car again. I don't like the way it runs.

21. The election campaign will be the main topic of this TV show. The party.

22. leaders will speak about their programmes.

23. Will you be using your dictionary this afternoon?

24. No, you can borrow it if you like.

25. Thanks a lot. I will return it in the evening.

26. You will see lots of beautiful places while driving there.

27. I'm afraid I will not have the chance to enjoy the views. I will be map-reading.