Exercise 4
Choose the correct word, as shown.
1 What time does/is your bus leave?
2 I'm see/seeing Paolo tonight.
3 The last train leaves/leaving King's Cross at midnight.
4 Are you doing/do anything pleasant tonight?
5 I won't being/be back till after 11.00.
6 When are/do you leave tomorrow?
Exercise 5
Match the sentence halves, as shown.
1. I'm spending /a. around the US this summer,
2. We're travelling /b. in at 3 o'clock in the morning,
3. His flight gets /c. be back until November,
4. We're having a meeting /d. working this weekend,
5. Adrian won't /e. next Tuesday to discuss the matter
6. Unfortunately, I'm /f. the holidays with my family.
Exercise 6
Put the correct word in each gap, as shown.
I'll / see / won't / meeting / doing / going
Hi there!
I hope your afternoon is going OK. Have you remembered I'm __
out tonight? I'm Greg in town for a drink. I be
late - probably be back by 10. Are you your exercise
class as usual?
I'll you later.
Exercise 3
Choose the correct word.
1 Have you never/ever eaten fish and chips?
2 I've ever/never been to the US.
3 Tessa has never/ever had a cold.
4 Has Ben ever/never worked in an office?
5 Have Mary and Bill ever/never invited you to their home?
6 Amy's teachers have never/ever known such a clever student.
Exercise 4
Match the sentence halves.
1. He's already put /a. to work yet.
2. She hasn't had /b. breakfast yet.
3. He's already cleaned /c. the car.
4. It hasn't stopped /d. the dishes in the cupboard.
5. She's already taken /e. raining yet.
6. He hasn't gone /f. the dog for a walk.
Exercise 5
Choose the correct word.
1 Sally isn't here. She's gone/been to the bank.
2 I'm tired because I've just been/gone for a swim.
3 Kevin's back now - he's just been/gone to the supermarket.
4 Rita's gone/been to buy some lunch. She'll be back in a minute.
5 Have you ever gone/been to the mountains?
6 Tom has been/gone to a meeting, so he won't be in the office today
Exercise 6
Which sentences are correct?
1. Donald has lived in France since two years.
2. I've known my friend Sasha for a long time. +
3. Liz has never learnt to swim.
4. Sarah has ever been to China.
5. Peter has washed already the dishes.
6. Claire hasn't had her lunch yet.
Beefeaters-unofficial name of the ceremonial guards of the tower of London. The official (short) English name is Yeomen Warders ("Yeomen's Guard»).
This formation was created under the Tudor king Henry VII of England and Wales. It recruits retired non-commissioned officers of the British Armed forces who have served in the military for at least 22 years and have an excellent record of service.
They have always been distinguished by their traditional loyalty and loyalty to the English Crown. For centuries the Beefeaters were responsible for the supervision of prisoners The tower of London and the protection of the Royal regalia, but over time, with zero risk of conspiracy among the nobility, they now serve as honorary guides and are themselves a landmark in London.
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Перевод: лечить детей,
выполнять операции;
быть специалистом по женскому
болезни;
для оказания при родах;
для лечения пациентов с ком-
пн болезни;
- специализироваться на глазных болезнях;
лечить людей от заразных
болезни;
заботиться о мужчинах-
тальные расстройства;
бороться с болезнями
сердце;
- быть специалистом по болезням
зубов;
бороться с кожными заболеваниями;
для лечения нервных расстройств;
быть озабоченным
лечение заболеваний
мочеиспускательная система;
специализироваться на внутренних дис-
облегчает.