пересказать текст от лица женщины в конце
He squared his shoulders, saluted and held the book out towards the woman, although
even while he spoke he felt the bitterness of his disappointment.
“I’m Lt. Blanford and you… Miss Maynell. I’m so glad you could meet me. May…may
I take you to dinner?”
The woman’s face broadened in a tolerant smile. “I don’t know what this is all about,
son,” she answered. That young woman in the green suit who just passed gave me a rose to wear
and said that if you asked me to go out with you, I should tell you she is waiting in the restaurant
across the street. She said it was some kind of a test.”
Раскрой скобки, употребляя глаголы в present continuous.
Are you (going) to the party alone? No, with a friend of mine.
Somebody (is knocking) at the door. It’s strange. I (am not waiting) for anybody.
Are yu (travelling) by car in summer? No, I (am travelling) by train.
Are you (going) anywhere today? No, I (am staying) at home. Why are you (asking) me about it?
Why are you (going) so fast? I (am trying) to catch the train.
Where are you (having) your lunch today? I (am grabbing) a sandwich in the bar.
Go and see what she (is doing).
On Monday evening I (am playing) tennis with you.
Who are you (waiting) for? I am (waiting) for you. I want to tell you something.
On Wednesday afternoon I (am going) to the restaurant with you.
Hey there! :)
Answer:
Are you going (to go) to the party alone? No, with a friend of mine.
Somebody is knocking at the door. It’s strange. I am not waiting (not to wait) for anybody.
Are you travelling (to travel) by car in summer? No, I am travelling (to travel) by train.
Are you going (to go) anywhere today? No, I am staying (to stay) at home. Why you are you asking (to ask) me about it?
Why are you going (to go) so fast? I am trying (to try) to catch the train.
Where are you having (to have) your lunch today? I am grabbing (to grab) a sandwich in the bar.
Go and see what is she doing (to do).
On Monday evening I am playing (to play) tennis with you.
Who are you waiting (to wait) for? I am waiting (to wait) for you. I want to tell you something.
On Wednesday afternoon I am going (to go) to the restaurant with you.
Hope this helps! :)