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- Task 1 Are the sentences true or false Answer
- Discussion When you don’t understand something in class, what do you do 5 Write an essay on the topic “My daily routine”.
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Do the preparation task first. Then listen to the audio and do the exercises. Preparation task Match the definitions (a–f) with the vocabulary (1–6). Vocabulary Definition 1. …… to hand something back a. to hear what someone said 2. …… to get something b. to give something to the person who gave it to you 3. …… to have to do with c. to understand something 4. …… to catch (what someone said) d. to give a number or letter to a student’s work to show how good it is 5. …… to make sense e. to be easy to understand 6. …… to mark f. to be related or connected to Task 1 Are the sentences true or false? Answer 1. The class started five minutes ago. True False 2. The teacher will hand back the tests next Thursday. True False 3. The boy shares his textbook with the girl. True False 4. The teacher is going on about search engines. True False 5. The boy thought this class was about the French Revolution. True False 6. The boy is in the wrong class. True False Task 2 Put the words in order to make sentences. 1. I / missed? / What / have 2. Did / the / mid-term? / he / say / anything / about 3. catch / I / didn’t / that. 4. meant / to be / we / on? are / What / page 5. mean? / SEO / What / does 6. with / the / American Revolution? / this / What / have to / do / does 7. get / don’t / I / it. 8. makes / Now / sense. / all / it Discussion When you don’t understand something in class, what do you do?5 Write an essay on the topic “My daily routine”. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Describe one of your typical days. You should say: How do you start your day How long have you been following this routine Your favorite time and activity of the day. and explain what do you do in a typical day of your life. Present Continuous Tense: How and When to Use It Forming the Present Continuous Tense Ving → Present Participle
The formula for writing in the present continuous is: ‘be’ verb [am, is, are…] + present participle. Examples: He is driving erratically. She is making a move. They are sitting at the table. They are moving to another table. We are baking a cake. Making It Negative To make the present continuous tense in negative form, use this formula: [am, is, are] + not + present participle. Examples: She is not making sense. We are not going with you. Terrence isn’t working on his project. They aren’t playing the game this evening. I’m not kidding with you. Asking a Question When asking a question in the present continuous tense, use the formula: [am, is, are] + subject + present participle. Examples: Is she going with us? Are they running today? Are you working tonight? Is he writing me a ticket? Am I the only one hearing this? When to Apply the Present Continuous Tense We use the present continuous tense to give energy to something that is happening and combine this tense with a dynamic verb (a verb that shows action). Use #1 When describing an action that is (or is not) happening now or at this exact moment. Examples: I am reading. She is not going. They are running the race. He is not working. Are you listening? Use #2 When describing something you are in the process of doing. In English, we describe things as in the present or “now” when talking about things we are in the process of doing. It could take a month, a year, a century, or even just a second, but the present continuous is used if you are in the middle of something. You can use this tense even if you are not actually performing the action at that exact moment. If you are in the process, the present continuous can be used! Read the examples below to see what we mean. Examples A: I am studying to be a surgeon. Becoming a surgeon takes years of education and practice, but we say it in the present continuous tense. Also, someone could be elsewhere doing other things and make this statement. The individual does not have to be studying at the same time, but they can still use this tense. Example B: I am reading War and Peace Les Miserable is a very long novel and would take most people many hours to get through the entire book (Maybe even a few years… seriously, it’s a long novel!). You could be at a bar doing something else at that exact moment in time you said that sentence. But, if you’re in the process of reading Les miserable, then the present continuous tense is also correct to use. More Examples: They are restructuring their infrastructure. Joe is working on a new project. She is building a new network. Use #3 When indicating something that will (or will not) happen in the near future, especially when talking about plans. Examples: I am driving to the concert later. We are watching the Super Bowl tonight. They are running in the race later today. Use #4 When expressing irritation. Used with “always” or “constantly” Examples: She is always talking during movies. He is constantly begging me to go on a date. They are always complaining about the lack of resources for the department. When Not To Use It Do not use the present continuous tense with ‘stative’ verbs (verbs that describe a state but no action). These verbs should remain in the simple present tense. He is sounding like he had a bad day. – Incorrect He sounds like he had a bad day. – Correct She needs a new dress. – Incorrect She needs a new dress. – Correct **Note: There are verbs that can be both stative and dynamic, and you can use present continuous with the dynamic form of the verb.6 Download 1.32 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: 
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