Model 2

Model 1

Поставьте вопросы к подлежащему.

Exercise 3. Put questions to the subject.

Model II

Model I

Model IV.

Model III.

Model II.

Model I.

· I finish my work at 5. And what about you?

· I don’t finish my work at 5. I finish my work at 6.

1. I stay at home in the evenings. (to go out)

2. We meet customers in the evening. (in the morning)

3. Our engineers have lunch at 1 o’clock. (at 12)

· My friend finishes his work at 5. And what about your friend?

· My friend doesn’t finish his work at 5. He finishes his work at 6.

1. Our manager stays in the office all day. (till 5)

2. Our secretary reads cables and faxes in the morning. (after lunch)

3. Our programmer does a lot of work. (little)

· I come to the office at 10 in the morning.

· Do you really come to the office at 10?

· Yes, I do.

1. I go out every evening.

2. Our engineers meet customers every morning.

3. We finish our work at 5.

· I know Mr. Bell comes to the office at 8.

· Does he really come to the office at 8?

· Yes, he does.

1. I know Nancy stays in the office after 6.

2. I know Mr. Bell has lunch at 2 every day.

3. I know Ivanov often goes on business to London.

Exercise 2. Use the following words: always, often, sometimes, seldom, usually.

· I come to the office at 10.

· And I sometimes come to the office at 10.

1. I have lunch at 2.

2. I stay in the office all day.

3. Our manager meets customers in the morning.

4. Our secretary reads cables and faxes in the morning.

5. My wife comes home at 7 in the evening.

6. Our engineers are busy till 6 o’clock.

· I don’t come to the office at 9.

· When do you usually come to the office?

· I always come to the office at 8.

1. I don’t finish my work at 6. (at7)

2. Our manager doesn’t meet customers in the morning. (after lunch)

3. Mr. Bell doesn’t come to the office at 6. (at 7)

4. Our engineers don’t have lunch at 3. (at 2)

· Nancy doesn’t write letters in the office.

· And who writes letters?

· Sally does.

1. Mr. Bell doesn’t meet customers in the office. (Mr. Black)

2. My son doesn’t drink coffee in the morning. (my wife)

3. Our secretary doesn’t translate letters. (our managers)

· Does your friend know foreign languages?

· Yes, he does.

· How many languages does he know?

· He knows two languages.

1. Does your wife speak foreign languages?

2. Do your managers know Pascal?

3. Does your partner often have talks?

Exercise 4. Put questions, using the following model:

· Your Export-Import Manager speaks good English, doesn’t he?

· Yes, he does.

1. to work at the Ministry for Foreign Economic Relations (Ivanov)

2. to translate letters from Russian into English (you)

3. to discuss many problems at the talks (your Sales managers)

4. to speak English to customers (your President)

5. to have a lot of talks every week (your Commercial Director)

6. to be tired after your work (you)

7. to prefer a game of tennis to your English lesson (you)

Exercise 5. Put questions to the following sentences:

1. I always have talks on Wednesday.

2. Yes, my partner usually speaks English at the talks.

3. Yes, sometimes I meet customers from different countries.

4. Yes, our managers learn foreign languages.

Дата добавления: 2015-05-26