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Saying good-bye
I.Read the dialogues in pairs. I A: I’ve come to say good-bye. B: When are you off? A: I’m flying home on Sunday. B: Good-bye then, and all the very best. A: Cheerio. Say good-bye to the rest of the family for me, won’t you?
Здесь и далее формы настоящего неопределенного и настоящего длительного времени употребляются в значении будущего времени. II A: I’d like to say good-bye to you all. B: What time are you going? A: My train leaves at 8 p.m. B: Good-bye and have a good journey. A: Good-bye. Remember to look me up if ever you are in Rome.
III A: I’m ringing to say good-bye. B: When are you setting off? A: I’m catching the 11.35 boat. B: Cheerio and don’t forget to keep in touch. A: Good-bye. Thanks for everything.
IV A: I’ve just called in to say good-bye. B: What time are you leaving? A: I’m going to try to get away by ten. B: Good-bye. Remember me to your parents. A: Good-bye. See you next year.
II. Compose your own dialogues about your plans for the nearest future. Use word combinations in the box and present continuous tense to express future. TIME FOR FUN Helping A master of a ship called down into the hold: “Who is there?” “William, sir, was the answer. “What are you doing?” “Nothing, sir”. “Is Tom there?” “Yes”, was the answer?” “What is he doing?” “ Helping me, sir”.
* * * * Each to his own A rich gentleman walking over his estate before breakfast came face to face with a poor man whom he didn’t know “Good morning, sir”, said a poor man, “I just came to see if I could get an appetite for breakfast. But what are you doing here?” “You see, sir, said a poor man, “I just came to see if I could get a breakfast for my appetite”.
* * * * No business of yours A man was sitting at the theatre and was annoyed by continual conversation in the row behind. “Excuse me”, he said, “but I can’t hear a word that is said.” “Oh”, replied one of the talkative men indignantly, “Is it any business of yours what I am telling my friend?”
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