... 1. Составьте столько предложений, сколько сможете, и прочитайте их вслух. просыпаюсь в 8 часов. Моя сестра обедает в школе. Моррис расчесывает волосы в ванной. обычно моют посуду после завтрака. Сэм и Бесс иногда уходят из дома на работу всегда [Его друг в 9 часов. часто Грейс приходит домой из школы в 3 часа. Мы идем гулять со своими друзьями. НАСТОЯЩЕЕ ПРОСТОЕ (НЕОБХОДИМОЕ) ВРЕМЯ 155 2. Откройте скобки. Положите глаголы в настоящее простое. 1. Мы часто (чтобы не остаться) в школе после уроков. 2. Я обычно (не ложиться спать) в 12 часов. 3. Феликс (не кормить) своих маленьких котят каждый час. 4. Барбара (не смотреть телевизор) каждый вечер. 5. Арчи всегда (не работать) усердно в школе. 6. Они обычно (не смотреть) телевизор вместе. 7. Благодать (не брать) свою собаку на прогулку в парк. 8. Элла (не хотеть) быть инженером. 3. Составьте как можно больше предложений и прочитайте их ...
1) Do he go to school today?
2) Why do you go to home early?
3) Where <span>do you learn English?
4) Do she work today?
5) What did you this yesterday?
6) Did they phone you last night?
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The girl says that her name is Marcy Lewis. Marcy says that she is thirteen years old. Marcy says that she in the 9th grade at Dwight D. Eisenhower Junior High. Marcy says that they all like their new teacher Miss Finney.
Marsy is sorrt that Miss Finney will no longer be their teacher in her school. Marsy worries that her life is not easy. Marcy is upset that her mother makes go to ballet classes. Marcy thinks that she signs as budly as she danses.
Once an Englishman came to Paris and stopped at a hotel.He sent a telegram to his wife, telling her the address of the hotel. He left the hotel and walked along the street. He passed several blocks and walked along another street. He walked as far as the corner, crossed the street.
<span>He liked Paris very much. In every street there was something interesting. He walked a long time. It was already evening, and he wanted to go back. And only now he realized that he had lost his way. He did not remember the name of his hotel, or the street in which the hotel was. He tried to remember what turnings he had taken and what streets he had walked along, but could not.He saw many hotels, but he could not find his hotel. </span>
<span>It was already very late, and he was tired. The Englishman went into the first hotel he saw and took a room there.He sent another telegram to his wife: "Send me my Paris address."</span>