ЗАДАНИЕ: Read the text. Which verb forms in bold are in the past simple, past continuous? Match them to their uses. How do we form these tenses? Is it the same in your language?
1. Past simple: - They were colored. - I thought you were away. - Did you see Sarah? - Laura did not understand what Frank said. - Were Sam and Paul informed? - Oh, the window was broken! 2. Future Simple. - She will be scared. - Will you be ready? - Planet will not be destroyed. - Alicia will dye her hair soon! - Will Berry read that book? - Catherine will not black out. 3. Present Simple. - I love dogs! - Daniel doesn't approve that! - Do you like chatting online? - Eugene's PC is broken though. - Is it written by Nikolai Gogol? - The fridge isn't sold here.
1. Why did you (put) these things in the wrong place? 2. Why did you (leave) the door open? You will catch cold sitting in the draught. 3. "We (have not met) for such a long time!" said my friend. "Yes, indeed," I answered, "and we have both (grown)." 4. What books did you ( read) when you ( lived) in the country? 5. They (have not yet come) from the south. 6. He (was) ill last week, but now he (has recovered). 7. If everybody (has read) this new novel, let's discuss it. 8. Have you ( booked) tickets? — Yes, I have . I ( booked) them several days ago.
- They were colored.
- I thought you were away.
- Did you see Sarah?
- Laura did not understand what Frank said.
- Were Sam and Paul informed?
- Oh, the window was broken!
2. Future Simple.
- She will be scared.
- Will you be ready?
- Planet will not be destroyed.
- Alicia will dye her hair soon!
- Will Berry read that book?
- Catherine will not black out.
3. Present Simple.
- I love dogs!
- Daniel doesn't approve that!
- Do you like chatting online?
- Eugene's PC is broken though.
- Is it written by Nikolai Gogol?
- The fridge isn't sold here.
2. Why did you (leave) the door open? You will catch cold sitting in the draught.
3. "We (have not met) for such a long time!" said my friend. "Yes, indeed," I answered, "and we have both (grown)."
4. What books did you ( read) when you ( lived) in the country?
5. They (have not yet come) from the south.
6. He (was) ill last week, but now he (has recovered).
7. If everybody (has read) this new novel, let's discuss it.
8. Have you ( booked) tickets? — Yes, I have . I ( booked) them several days ago.