Exercise 21. Open the brackets

Exercise 20. Change Present Indefinite into Past Indefinite

Exercise 19. Open the brackets using Present, Past or Future Indefinite and translate the sentences

Exercise 18. Translate the sentences and determine the tense form of the verb

a) 1. The academic year begins on the 1-st of September. 2. Many students go to the Institute by bus. 3. In May he will work at a factory. 4. His working day begins early in the morning. 5. He leaves home for work at 7 o’clock. 6. The factory is not far from his house. 7. It takes him twenty minutes to get from home to the factory. 8. He arrives at work at 20 minutes past seven. 9. Her flat is on the second floor. 10. When she wants to open the door she takes the key out of the bag and puts into the key-hole. 11. In the library the shelves are full of books, the books are from the floor to the ceiling. 12. We see many books on the table and even under the table.

b) 1. Many students live in hostels. 2. There are many trees in front of the hostel and behind it. 3. It often rains in autumn. 4. The sun rises in the east. 5. We rest in the evening. 6. She writes with a pen. 7. We have our English lesson on Wednesday. 8. Professor Petrov delivers lectures on mathematics at the University.

Jack (live) in the hostel. He (get) up at eight o’clock in the morning. He (go) to classes at nine o’clock. In the afternoon he (study) in the library. He (do) his homework in the evening. He (go) to the cinema on Saturdays. He (have) many friends and (go) to visit them on Sundays.

Pete (not live) in the hostel, he (live) with his parents. He (not go) to the Institute on Tuesdays and Thursdays. On those days he (go) to the laboratory and (work) there till six o’clock. He seldom (go) to the cinema but he (like) concerts. He (listen) to music over the radio at night.

1. They walk through this park every day. 2. She drinks tea with all her meals. 3. We usually come to the Institute by bus. 4. He always talks to us in English. 5. John and Nick are good friends. 6. Jimmy has many friends in this town. 7. Fanny reads the newspaper every evening. 8. My brother smokes very much. 9. Our teacher of English asks us many questions. 10. The weather is fine.

1. He (have, has) many friends in our group. 2. I (come, comes) to the Institute by bus. 3. There (is, are) seven days in a week. 4. This is (a, an) difficult exercise. 5. There (is, are) nobody there. 6. (That, those) magazines belong to me. 7. Mr. Smith (teach, teaches) English. 8. I spend (a, an) hour on my homework every day. 9. You and George (is, are) good friends. 10. Julia (haven’t, hasn’t) a fountain-pen.

Exercise 22. Use the verb “to be” in Past Indefinite

1. They … absent from the institute on Friday. 2. We … busy all day yesterday. 3. Yesterday the weather … very cold. 4. All the exercises in the last lesson … easy. 5. My English teacher … not satisfied with my answer. 6. Last month you … ill. 7. I … very tired when I came home yesterday. 8. Max … pleased to receive the first prize. 9. She … afraid to go through the woods alone. 10. Peter and Leo … at home when I called on them the other day.

Exercise 23. Use the verb “to be” in the necessary form

This … a very interesting magazine. 2. Mr. Smith … a teacher of English. 3. Helen and Mary … good students. 4. Today …Wednesday, isn’t it? 5. I … very busy today. 6. You … a student, aren’t you? 7. They … not sisters, … they? 8. Why … the window open? 9. You and Henry … brothers, aren’t you? 10. He … our best athlete, isn’t he?

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