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23.04.2021 03:29 •  Английский язык

с Английским языком SUPPLEMENTARY TASKS
1. Put the following sentences into the Past Continuous and
Future Continuous Tenses adding necessary adverbs or time
attributives:
1. They are looking at the blackboard.
2. I am listening to the concert from the Philharmonic Society.
3. He is looking through a magazine.
4. The train is approaching the station.
5. We are speaking over the telephone for 10 minutes.
6. The English students are writing their examination paper.
7. The professor is delivering a lecture.
8. I am working in the laboratory.
9. The doctors are examining their patients.
10. The director is making arrangements over the telephone.

2. Put the sentences into the interrogative and negative forms:
1. They are still discussing the first report.
2. The secretary is looking through the morning mail.
3. I am carrying out an experiment.
4. We are leaving the town tonight.
5. You are having a rest now.
6. The secretary was typing the report all the morning.
7. People were hurrying to the station.
8. They were packing our things when he came.
9. He was waiting for us at 5 o'clock.
10. Max was having visitors at this time yesterday.
11. The friends will be playing chess for half an hour.
12. They will be still discussing our proposal when we come.
13. He will be writing a report at 5 o'clock tomorrow.
14. The laboratory assistant will be taking readings of the apparatus from 5 to 7 p.m.
15. Tomorrow at this time you will be sailing across the English
Channel.

3. Translate the sentences paying attention to the complex forms of the Gerund and the Gerundial Constructions:
1. On being told the news she was taken aback.
2. Do you mind being examined the first?
3. I was annoyed at being interrupted every moment.
4. The equipment must go through a number of tests before being
installed.
5. On being introduced they easily started talking.
6. I don’t remember being asked this question.
7. I don’t remember having been asked this question.
8. He was proud of having been awarded the prize.
9. The old man could not stand being made a fun of.
10. She reproached me for not having kept my promise.
11. I remember having seen this actor in another film.
12. He reminded me of having once rejected that suggestion.
13. He was accused of having distorted the facts.
14. He was accused of having been engaged in espionage.
15. He was surprised at having been given such a high award.
16. His having read the article proves that he takes great interest in the subject.
17. We heard of Petrov’s having been sent to the big construction company as a chief.