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f. What are these cities famous for?Paris, France the Great Wall of ChinaAcra, Indiathe Eiffel TowerItaly, Venice Magic FountainMoscow, Russia channelsChina, Beijing Taj MahalBarcelona, Spain the KremlinCasa MilaPICMagic FountainPIC<strong>Focus</strong> on GrammarREVISIONTenses in English1. Give the names of the verb tenses.1. I haven’t seen him for ages.2. They are leaving for London nextMonday.3. If you don’t dress warmly, you’llcatch a cold.4. After the doctor had examined thechild, he gave him some medicine.32. What verb tenses should be used inthe following situations?1. To talk about your habits.2. To talk about your plans for summer.3. To talk about your childhood.4. To talk about the years before youwent to school.Present Simple or Present Progressive ( See Grammar Reference, Table 1, p.____).3. Use the words in brackets in the present simple or present progressive.Example:Why is she late? She is having breakfast now. She always has breakfast at this time.1. Why isn’t he at the table? He (sleep) now. He always (go) to bed early.2. Why are they in the car? They (leave) now. They usually (leave) at 7:30.3. Why is it so noisy? The children (play) in the yard. They sometimes (play) here.4. Why is Jack so happy? He (watch) TV. He never (watch) TV so late.5. Why is the room so untidy? We (pack) our things. We always (pack) our winterclothes.
4. Sunday morning. Make sentences using the correct tense forms.Example:On Sunday morning Jack and Jill are always in bed until 10 o’clock. (They/always/getup/10) They always get up at 10 o’clock. Now they are in bed (they/sleep). They aresleeping.1. Now everybody is in bed. (Everybody/sleep)2. Their alarm-clock is on the bedside table. (It/always/ring/at this time)3. It is 10 o’clock. (The boys/get up/now)4. Look! There is egg and toast on the table. (They/have breakfast/now)5. The car is in front of the house. (They/always/go to the country/on Sundays)6. Father is in the garden.(He/wash/the car/on Sundays)7. Mother is in the house.(She/pack/the things)8. The boys are happy. (They/leave/now)Past Simple or Past Progressive (See Grammar Reference, Table 2, p.)5. Find the mistakes and correct them.1. While Aram was watching planes at Zvartnots airport, the President was arriving.2. David was coming when he was cleaning his bike.3. When he listened to music, his record-player was stopping.5. He washed his car when it started.7. He was having an accident when he drove to the baker’s.6. Ask questions and find the answers.Example:Why didn’t they hear the bell? – Perhaps they were listening to music at the time. (listento music)Why didn’t...1. … Rose open the door?2. … you find your dog?3. … Jane see Sam?4. … Tom have dinner?5. … Liz talk to you?Articles4Perhaps/I think– (have a bath)– (hide under the table)– (swim under the water)– (translate the article)– (bake a cake)7. Correct the sentences.1. The sky was covered with the clouds and moon couldn’t be seen.2. Great Britain has mild climate.3. Did you have nice weather when you were away?4. If sky is clear, you can see stars.5. Sun is star.6. She liked mild climate of the country.
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