Формы глагола

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 470.

G r a m m a r s t u d y

A Your Personality

Answering a business call

Making a business call

Answering a personal call

Making a personal call

TELEPHONING

TEST 2

Complete the dialogue with the words given.

a)Thank you very much. b) I'm sorry.c)Excuse me.

A ………. (1). I think that's my suitcase.

B ………. (2). My suitcase is red, too.

A Is this yours?

B Yes, it is. ………. (3).

Hi, it's Pete.

Can I speak to Frank?

Could I leave a message?

Hello, this is Frank Green.

Who's this (US) / that (UK)?

I'm sorry, Mary's out at the moment.

Can I take a message?

Sorry, you've got the wrong number.

Could I have the sales department?

Can you ask him/her to call me back, please?

Could I speak to Ms Howe, please?

Can I help you?

Thank you, goodbye.

Can I take a message?

I'm sorry, there's no answer.

Can you hold, please?

I'm sorry, the line's busy.

Who's calling, please?

CULTURE NOTE: In Britain and the USA, people usually give the reason for their call first and make small talk afterwards.

(Regular and Irregular Verbs)

I	II	III	IV
Infinitive	Past Simple	Participle II -анный/-янный	Participle I -ущ/-ющ/-ащ/-ящ
что делать?	что делал?	какой?
to be to do to get to have to go look	was / were did got had went looked	been done got had gone looked	be do gett hav go look	ing

A smiling girl greeting everybody came into the room.

Having smiled she came into the room.

Причастие I в функции определения:

1. Convert these verbs into Participle I form, translate them & phrases given below:

a) (to) ask, (to) meet, (to) get, (to) stop, (to) report, (to) help, (to) do, (to) study, (to) teach, to take, (to) command, to go.

b) a speaking teacher, talking men, a swimming dog, playing children, a leaving train, a writing student, a smiling girl, flying gees.

Причастие I в функции обстоятельства:

2. Translate sentences into Russian paying attention to the functions of Participle I:

1. The reading girl is my friend's sister. 2. The man writing on the blackboard is our teacher of English. 3. Smiling she came into the room. 4. The highway running through our village is wide. 5. Those small playing children don't go to school. 6. The students speaking English now know it rather well. 7. The retreating enemy units crossed the river north of that hill. 8. Having done his work he went home.