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b) Explain the use of tenses
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| b) Explain the use of tenses:
1. I was wondering whether you’d call this evening. 2. I was expecting a call ... . 3. I’ve been trying to get you ... . 4. I’ve been out. 5. Where have you been? 6. I’ve been playing tennis... . 7. You told me you weren’t going ... . c) Make up situations in which you can use the tenses mentioned above. Ask other students to explain their use. d) Read the text “A Lovers’ Quarrel” (Part Two). Translate it into Russian: Part Two R: What’s the matter, Daphne? You seem to have been avoid ing me recently. D: Avoiding you? Of course I haven’t been avoiding you. We went out together on Wednesday, didn’t we? R: Yes, but that’s three days ago, Daphne. I’m longing to see you. Will you come with me tonight? D: Oh, not tonight, Robert. I’m feeling a bit tired. R: Couldn’t we go out just for an hour? I’ve been looking forward to seeing you all day. D: I can see you haven’t been playing tennis all day or you ... R: I wish I had. I’ve been helping the old man in the garden. D: Then you must be feeling tired too! R: Listen, darling! Are you telling me the truth? Or are you going out with this James, whoever he is? D: Of course not. He’s ... R: You’re going out with him this evening, aren’t you? D: No. I’ve told you. I don't want to go out this evening. R: Now I know why. You’re going to sit by the phone all evening, waiting for your beloved Jimmy to give you a call. D: Don’t be ridiculous, Robert. He isn’t my beloved Jimmy. And anyway ... his name is James. He doesn’t like to be called Jimmy. 320 e) Explain the use of tenses: 1. You seem to have been avoiding me ... . 2. I’m longing to see you. 3. I’m feeling a bit tired. 4. I’ve been looking forward ... . 5. You haven’t been playing tennis ... . 6. You’ve been helping the old man ... . 7. ... you must be feeling tired too. 8. Are you telling me the truth? жүктеу/скачать 3.9 Mb. Достарыңызбен бөлісу:
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