Task 8. Put questions to the words in italics

Task 6. Answer the questions in the Future Perfect Tense, using the given suggestions. Follow the pattern.

Will you still be a student next June? (graduate) – Oh, no, I’ll have already graduatedfrom the University.

1. Will this boy still be in a foster family next year? (come back to his biological mother)

2. Will she still be under medical supervision next month? (be discharged and come back from the hospital)

3. Will this girl still be at school next year? (be expelled from school for smoking, ignoring the rules and playing truant)

4. Will this elderly man still be in the hospital next week? (come back to his home)

5. Will the girl still be with her biological mother who doesn’t take care of her next month? (enter foster care)

6. Will she still be at risk of being abused by her husband? (the police/remove him from the family)

7. Will you still be on the list of people on the organ waiting list next year? (receive a transplant)

8. Will he still need counseling on how to cope with a difficult situation next week? (consult telephone counseling service)

9. Will she still be at home at 8 p.m.? (go out with her friend)

10. Will this patient still be resistant to the treatment tomorrow? (become complaint with the prescribed treatment)

Task 7. Answer the questions in the Future Perfect Tense, using the given suggestions. Begin your answers with ‘ I’m sure... ’. Follow the given pattern.

Will he still be reading for his exam on Saturday? (pass) – I’m sure he’ll have passedit already.

1) Will you still be taking these medications next month? (stop)

2) Will he still be interviewing the client in an hour? (finish)

3) Will you still be caring for your friend who has met an accident in which he has been hurt next month? (recover)

4) Will they still be attending their family group therapy on Saturday? (finish the course)

5) Will the social worker still be making home visits at 5 p.m.? (return to her office)

6) Will this old lady still be staying in hospital next week? (the doctor/discharge)

7) Will the students still be writing the final test at this time tomorrow? (finish)

8) Will the social worker still be working with your family next week? (interview all family members)

9) Will her guy still be threatening her some time after the break-up? (give it up)

10) Will the social worker still be discussing the treatment plan with you tomorrow? (she/decide on it)

1. The General Practitioner has referred the patient to the clinical psychologist. 2. Today I have made an appointment with the clinical psychologist. 3. Australian Association of Social Workers has recently published guidelines on social work practices. 4. This woman has experienced the miscarriage of her baby and the loss of her uncle. 5. The clinical psychologist has prolonged the course of individual therapy as the patient’s condition is not improving. 6. The patient has got into trouble and has to seek professional counseling help. 7. This patient’s condition has considerably improved. 8. Some students of our group have made marked progress in English. 9. The physician has taken the patient’s medical history. 10. He has just repeated his experiment. 11. This child has suffered from autism for years. 12. Several studies have examined the efficacy of treatment interventions for anorexia and bulimia. 13. We have noticed that fewer and fewer students are joining the course. 14. The use of antibiotics has become standard in the treatment of surgical infections.

Task 9. Put the verbs in brackets into correct tense-forms: Present Continuous, Present Perfect, Present Simple.

1. Doctors, nurses and other caregivers … (to provide) medical support, but it … (to be) the responsibility of the social worker to provide the emotional support during what can be a stressful time. 2. I... (to follow) a strict bed regimen now. 3. The symptoms … (to be) present in this patient for years and they became worse after his wife had a serious automobile accident. 4. The social worker's role … (to be) a varied and complex one, but in all cases, he or she … (to play) a vital part in maximizing wellness during the hospital stay and in easing the transition back home. 5. Helen is a 35 year old and for the past 6 months she … (to have) increasing anxiety and occasional panic attacks. 6. So far I... not (to obtain) an accurate picture of the causes of her condition. 7. Please... (to check) our calculations thoroughly. 8. Consultation with the patient’s mother revealed that Elsie … (to experience) difficulty swallowing during the previous two weeks. 9.

At present we... (to plan) a new research. 10. The latest articles of this author... (to differ) greatly from his previous works. 11. Now the patient... (to undergo) an individual psychotherapy. 12. His mother states that her son’s grades … (to decline) significantly during the past 2 years. 13. At present Brie … (to attend) college while living with her parents.14. Jack is a fourth grader from middle-class family, and he … (to have) difficulty with arithmetic since kindergarten.

Task 10. Put the verbs in brackets into correct tense-forms: Past Continuous, Past Simple, Past Perfect.

1. On her first visit to the mental health clinic, Erica … (to cry) and … (to talk) about her failing memory. 2. Further history reveals that Arnie's memory problems … (to begin) about 2 years ago. 3. About three weeks later she... (to note) general malaise, weakness and loss of appetite. 4. The instructor... (to give) the students a list of essay topics when somebody... (to open) the door. 5. A.L., a 20 year old male, … (to present) to the emergency room of a hospital accompanied by his family. 6. While we... (to prepare) for the experiment, we... (to have) potential problems with the experimental design. 7. The data presented in Chapter 3... (to show) that the mean age of the subjects... (to be) 35 years. 8. We... (to choose) a specific approach to our research and... (to interview) the study participants personally. 9. Before they... (to draw) a conclusion, they... (to investigate) the problem thoroughly. 10. The risks of this method... (to outweigh) its advantages. 11. The researcher... (to find) some discrepancy between two experiments. 12. When he … (to present) to the emergency room, he … (to be) sweaty, his eyes … (to be) dilated, and his hands … (to tremble) badly.

Task 11. Put the verbs in brackets into correct tense-forms: Future Continuous, Future Simple, Future Perfect.

1. By the end of the week the social worker... (to finish) a report for legal action. 2. You... (to need) to visit the social worker to tell him about what you are concerned with. 3. Laura … (to need) to sign several releases of information so counselors and other treatment providers can contact one other. 4. The doctor... (to see) patients at this time tomorrow. 5. I hope that early intervention … (to help) prevent deterioration in my mother’s mental health. 6. The pain... (to subside) after the injection of morphine. 7. There... (to be) some discussion here on Friday. 8. At this time tomorrow I … (to consult) the family doctor. 9. First, it … (to be) good to discuss with the client her fears.

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