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Сhapter 1
LESSON №2
Спряжение глагола to be в настоящем времени
Оглавление(я есть /я являюсь)
(+) I am (I am a translator. – Я переводчик)
He is an attractive man. She is our secretary. It is time to have
a break. They are busy.
(-) I’m not / He isn’t / She isn’t / It isn’t
They aren’t / We aren’t / You aren’t
(?) Am I? / Is he? / Is she? / Is it?
Are they? / Are we? / Are you?
Exercise №2
– Hello! How (to be) you? You (to be) free now?
– Sorry, I (to be) very busy at the moment.
– By the way, where (to be) Mark? He (to be) in office?
– No, he (to be) out. He (to be) in the field
(на месторождении)
– There (to be) anything wrong?
– Yes, there (to be) some problems with contractors.
– I hope they (not to be) very serious.
Exercise №2.1
– Could you tell me, where (to be) your manager?
– I (not to be) sure, maybe he (to be) at the
account department. Shall I phone him?
– No, thanks. This (to be) my card. Give it to your
manager and ask him to call me back.
– Ok. I’ll do it.
– And these (to be) the tables he wanted to see.
Tell him I (to be) ready to discuss any questions he has.
Exercise №2.2
– What’s the matter? You (to be) so excited.
It (to be) your first day at work?
– Yes, today (to be) my first day at work. I (to be)
nervous a little.
– Don’t worry so much. I (to be) Oliver. I (to be) ready
to help you if you need.
– Thanks a lot! How many people (to be) in our department?
– Actually five. That tall man (to be) Alex. He (to be) our
IT engineer. He (to be) a very good specialist.
– Well, who (to be) that nice young woman?
– This (to be) Nelly. She (to be) our Section Head’s assistant.
As I know she (to be) skilled and knows four languages.
– Frankly speaking, I (not to be) experienced.
This (to be) my first job.
– No problem. Everyone felt just like you on his first day at work.
Exercise №2.3
– I know that Transport Service (to be) a big company
and their chances and ours to win this tender (to be) equal.
– I think you (to be) mistaken. They have
some problems with Tax Inspection so they have no chances.
– Probably you (to be) right. The customer doesn’t
like to have dealt with a company which has such problems.
I don’t know if they (to be) successful; however, they
will certainly try.
– Unfortunately, the reality (to be) completely different. Hardly
any serious Customer will have any dealings with them.
– Don’t be so sure. I know that after a short interruption
they proceeded with their work. I (to be) sure they
will certainly try.
Exercise №2.4
«Good afternoon! We regret to inform you that we (to be) not at all satisfied with your service. You can imagine our disappointment when we discovered that the quality of the received goods was worse than we expected. We tried to get in touch with you by phone but didn’t get anyone who knew anything about how this matter could be solved. We (to be) interested to know if you can offer any explanation for this poor quality of your goods».