Rita: DO YOU LIKE (you / like) football, Tom?
Tom: I LOVE (I / love) it. I’m a United fan. I go (I / go) to all their games. Nick usu-ally COMES (come) with me. And WE TRAVEL (we / travel) to away games, too. Why DON'T YOU COME (you / not / come) to a match some time?
R.: I’m afraid football DOESN'T MAKE (not / make) sense to me – men running after a ball. Why DO YOU (you / take) it so seriously?
T.: It’s a wonderful game. I LOVE (I / love) it. United are my whole life.
R.: How much DOES IT (it / cost) to buy the tickets and pay for the travel?
T.: A lot. I DON'T KNOW (I / not / know) exactly how much. But THAT DOESN'T MATTER (that / not / matter) to me. I DON'T WANT (I / not / want) to do anything else. THAT ANNOYS (that / annoy) you?
R.: No, IT DOESN'T ANNOY (it / not / annoy) me. I just FIND (find) it a bit sad.
2.14 Complete the sentences using the Present Continuous or the Present Simple:
1. IT IS SNOWING (it / snow) outside. IT IS COMING (it / come) down quite hard, look.
2. Normally I START (I / start) work at eight o’clock, but I'M STARTING (I / start) at seven this week. We’re very busy at the moment.
3. I haven’t got a car at the moment, so I AM GOING (I / go) to work on the bus this week. Usually I DRIVE (I / drive) to work.
4. The sun RISES (rise) in the east, remember. It’s behind us so WE ARE TRAVELLING (we / travel) west.
5. I’m afraid I have no time to help just now. I AM WRITING (I / write) a report. But I PROMISE (I / promise) I’ll give you some help later.
6. I WANT (I / want) a new car. I AM SAVING UP (I / save) up to buy one
2.15 At work Mark is talking to Alan in the corridor. Complete their conversation using the Present Continuous or the Present Simple:
M.: ARE YOU LOOKING (you / look) for someone?
A.: Yes, I NEED (I / need) to speak to Neil. He isn’t in his office.
M.: HE IS TALKING (he / talk) to the boss at the moment. I THINK (I / think) THEY ARE DISCUSSING (they / discuss) money.
A.: Oh, right. And what about you? ARE YOU LOOKING (you / look) for someone too?
M.: Yes, Linda. DO YOU KNOW (you / know) where she is?
A.: Oh, she isn’t here today. She only WORKS (work) four days a week. SHE DOES NOT WORK (she / not / work) on Fridays. She’ll be here on Monday.
M.: Thank you. YOU KNOW (you / know) a lot about Linda.
A.: Well, most days I GIVE (I / give) her a lift, or SHE GIVES (she / give) me one. SHE LIVES (she / live) quite close to me. IT SAVES (it / save) petrol.
M.: Yes, of cause. Good idea. Yes, I AGREE (I / agree). Well, I AM WASTING (I / waste) my time here then. I’ll get back to my computer.
Объяснение:
Написала большими буквами, чтобы было заметнее. Не во всех уверена.
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