2. A) It took him 40 minutes to get to the University.

b) It did not take him 40 minutes to get to the University.

3. a) The students had a good time together

b) The students didn’t have a good time together .

4. a) Boris went to a farewell party at his school yesterday .

b) Boris didn’t go to a farewell party at his school yesterday.

4. a) My group-mates celebrated a holiday 2 days ago.

b) My group-mates didn’t celebrate a holiday 2 days ago.

Exercise 7. React to the questions making a choice as in the model. Use the word “surely”.

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—Did he work or study last year?

— He studied surely.

odel:

1. Did your English lesson last 80 minutes or 90 minutes?

2. Did you study English or French?

3. Did you check your homework at home or in your classroom?

4. 4. Did your sister go to the library or to the language laboratory yesterday?

5. Did the students take excellent or poor marks last lesson?

6. Did your friend graduate from the University or the Institute a year ago?

Exercise 8. Ask a person who questions and answer them as in the model:

— Ann saw him yesterday.

— Who saw him yesterday?

— Ann did.

Model:

1. Boris translated the text .

2. My friend studied foreign languages at school.

3. My nephew finished school in 2000.

4. Their parents came to see me yesterday.

5. The students made no mistakes in the last laboratory work.

6. Professor N. simply carried away the audience.

Exercise 9. Ask your friend all possible questions to the following sentences.

I attended a course of lectures under professor N.

Did you attend a course of lectures under professor N?

What did you attend?

Who attended a course of lectures under professor N?

Did you attend a course of lectures under professor N. or D.?

I attended a course of lectures under professor N., didn’t I?

Model :

1. The students played football in the afternoon.

2. He received the telegram from their parents on Saturday.

3. We had a get together last week.

4. The tutor talked on current events last Friday.

5. It took him much time to get to the University.

6. My sister was an applicant for entry last year.

The Future Indefinite Tense (Future Simple)

1. Sentence Patterns

Key examples to be memorized:

The teacher will give a lecture tomorrow.

Will the teacher give a lecture tomorrow?

The teacher will not (won’t) give a lecture tomorrow.

Illustrative Example

They will live in the hostel.

Will they live in the hostel?

Yes, they will. No, they won’t

They won’t live in the hostel.

Where will they live?

They will live in the hostel.

Who will live in the hostel?

They will live in the hostel.

The Future Indefinite Tense

Affirmative +	I(we) shall work. I (we)shall V You (he, she, it, they) will work. You (he, she, it, they)will V
Interrogative ?	Shall I (we) work? Shall I (we)V? Will you(he, she, it, they)work? Will you (he, she, it, they) V?
Negative -	I (we)shall not (shan’t) work. I (we)shall not (shan’t) V You (he, she, it, they) will not (won’t) You (he, she, it, they)will not V work