Using: An activity which will be in Progress (болып жатады) at a certain time in the Future
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William Shakespeare At the age of one, William Shakespeare was lucky to be alive. After he was born, a deadly disease came to England. It was called the plague. It killed thousands of people. But William Shakespeare lived. Shakespeare grew up in Stratford-upon-Avon, England. He went to school nine hours a day, six days a week. In 1582, at age 18, he married Anne Hathaway, a farmer's daughter. She was eight years older than he was. Their first child was a daughter. Later they had twins. In 1585, Shakespeare left Stratford-upon-Avon. His wife and children stayed behind. No one knows why he left or what he did between 1585 and 1592. In 1592, Shakespeare lived in London. He rented rooms or lived with friends. He visited his wife and family once a year. Shakespeare became an actor, and he also wrote plays. He usually acted in his own plays. Some of his most famous plays were Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, and Macbetb. He wrote 37 plays in all. They are still popular today. Then the plague came again. Many people died. The theaters closed for two years. Shakespeare could not write plays, so he wrote poems. When the theaters opened, Shakespeare wrote plays again. Shakespeare had a theater group. It was the most successful group Future Continuous Tense Will/shall be Ving They will be driving home …. (Будет ехать домой/үйге бара жатады …) They won't be driving .. Will they be driving …? Using: 1. An activity which will be in Progress (болып жатады) at a certain time in the Future. At 10 a.m. on Monday - I'll be having lessons. This time tomorrow- I'll be doing homework 2. An activity which will be in Progress when another action happens When you come home I'll be cooking dinner ( сен келгенде…) We'll be sleeping when dad arrives(Әкем келгенде, біз ұйықтап жатамыз) 3. When you ask about someone's future plans in order to ask him/them to do smth. for. Will you be passing the shop? Yes, … Please, buy some bread Will you be seeing Nurdaulet? Please, tell him to return the book. 4. With: in 10 years' time, in 5 years' time (через) I'll be studying at University in Astana in 3 years' time. Present Perfect Tense Have/has + Ved/3 + I have been to Astana. Sam has cleaned the room I haven't been to Astana yet (?) Have you seen Marat? Yes, I have No, I haven't Using: 1. An action which finished in the past. But has a result (connections, concequences) in the Present. I've lost the keys. I can't enter the house. I've cut my finger, It is bleeding. Sam has had an accident, He is in hospital. 2. To announce ( or ask) the recent news. (The action is Important.) Saule has had a baby! Sam has been arrested! Have you seen a new teacher? Have you been …? 3. With: Already (уже) I have already had lunch. Just (только что) We have just come Yet ( әлі) I haven’t done homework yet. Ever (когда-нибудь) Have you ever driven a car? Never (никогда/қазірге дейін) I've never flown by plane. So far (до сих пор) So far I haven't had problems with Matt’s. Recently, lately (недавно) We’ve done much work recently. 4. Today This (week, term, morning, year, summer) Present Perfect (егерде көрсетілген уақыт аяқталмаса) Past Simple (егерде уақыт аяқталған) Я не завтракала этим утром. It is 10 a.m. – Present.Perfect (утро не закончилось) I haven’t had breakfast this morning. It is 10 p.m. – Past Simple (утро закончилось) I didn’t have breakfast this morning. Этим летом я не купалась в реке. 3.10.2013 – Past S – I didn’t swim in the river this summer. Осы жылы мен Алматыда болмады. 3.10.2013. – I haven’t been to Almaty this year. 5. After phrases It/This is the first (second) time I’ve come in Taraz. The only time I’ve told a lie. The best place we have ever been to. The most beautiful dress I have ever had. Tbe most person I have met. 6. An action which started in the Past and is still going on. (for/since) жүктеу/скачать 33.06 Kb. Достарыңызбен бөлісу:
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