I. Read, translate and play out the dialogue
EXERCISE 10. Translate into English using The Future Continuous or Future Simple
EXERCISE 9. Translate into English using The Future Continuous
EXERCISE 8. Answer the questions in the Future Continuous Tense, using the given suggestions
EXERCISE 7. Put the verbs in brackets into the Future Continuous Tense. Watch the use of the Future Continuous Tense
1.I’ll call for her at eight. – No, don’t. She still (have) breakfast then. 2. I (wait) for you when you come out. 3. He (fly) over England tomorrow at 2.00 p.m. 4. She (plant) roses when he comes. 5. Joan (play) ping-pong in the recreation room after school. 6. When you arrive I probably (pick) fruit. 7. I’ll come at three o’clock. – Good, I (expect) you. 8. What do you think the children (do) when we get home? – I expect they (have) their supper. 9. The garden (look) its best next month. 10. The doctor is over sixty, but he doesn’t want to retire. I think he still (working) when he is seventy. 11. Don’t call for me at six. I (have a bath). 12. Don’t ring them up at seven in the morning. They (sleep). 13. Don’t write Mother about the accident. She (worry). 14. Don’t leave the child alone. He (cry). 15. Don’t tell Granny about it. She (grumble). 16. Don’t expect him to come next Saturday. He (work).
1.What will she be doing on Sunday? (make a dress). 2. What will you be doing at this time next week? (bathe in the Black Sea). 3. What will grandfather be doing when we arrive? (work in the garden). 4. What will he be doing at the University for five years? (study chemistry). 5. What will they be doing at this time tomorrow? (fly to Kiev). 6. What will she be doing at the concert tomorrow? (sing Russian folk-songs). 7. What will he be doing at this time the day after tomorrow? (interview a foreign delegation). 8. What will she be doing next term? (lecture at the Institute of Foreign languages).
1. Я должна идти, он будет меня ждать. 2. Я легко могу представить, что случится, когда я приеду домой. 3. Он сейчас заграницей, но он пишет, что приедет через неделю. 4. Останься еще немного, мы скоро будем пить чай. 5. Мы, как обычно, встретимся с ним вечером. 6. Полагаю, он опять будет говорить об этом. 7. Он скоро снова придет повидаться с нами. 8. Я буду звонить ему в восемь.
1.Мы будем ждать вас у памятника. 2. Интересно, что она будет делать завтра в это время. 3. Они покажут этот фильм завтра в это время. 4. Я уверена, она все поймет. 5. Как вы будете добираться туда? 6. Собака залает, если чужой (stranger) подойдет к двери. 7. Говорят, что зима будет холодной. 8. Завтра в это время корабль будет приближаться к Ливерпулю. 9. Официант принесет кофе, мороженое и фрукты через пару минут. 10. Завтра мы увидимся.
ADDITIONAL STUDY: British people
Kostya:“Daniel, I’ve heard a lot about your country and I am absolutely amazed because not every country has a queen”
Daniel:“Yes, at present the Royal family is headed by Queen Elizabeth”
Kostya:“When did she become a queen?”
Daniel:“ She was born on the 21st of April 1926. She got married to Philip Duke of Edinburgh in November 1947. She was crowned in Westminster abbey in June 1953 and since that time she is the queen”
Kostya:“How many children does the Queen have?”
Daniel:“Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, is the heir of the Queen. He was married to Princess Diana who unfortunately died in a car accident. He has two children Prince William and Prince Harry. The Queen also has three more children – Princess Anna, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward”
Kostya:“I’ve heard about Princess Anna, she has required the reputation for being arrogant “
Daniel:“Yes, but in recent years she has become quite popular with the general public”
Kostya:“Does Prince Andrew have any children?”
Daniel:“Yes, he has two daughters. Prince Edward doesn’t have children”
Kostya:“That is so interesting to live in a country ruled by the Queen!”
Daniel:“It really is”
II. Summarize the information learnt from the dialogue about the Queen’s family
III. Read and translate the text “What is it like to be a queen?”
Being Queen is a really busy job. Elizabeth П gets up early and begins the day by looking through the newspapers. Then she reads letters from the public. She gets more than 1000 each week, and tells her staff how she would like them to be answered.
The Queen has daily meetings with her Private Secretary who helps her to go through her paperwork, and lots of meetings with ambassadors, new judges, and bishops.
In the afternoon Elizabeth П often goes out on public engagements – she gets thousands of invitations each year. She opens new hospitals, bridges and factories.
Being Queen is not a 9 to 5 job, and Elizabeth П has to work from early in the morning until late at night. And people watch her all the time.
Of course, she has some free time, and some private life, but less than most people.
In her spare time Elizabeth П enjoys horse racing, fishing, and walking in the countryside. She also enjoys photography and likes taking photos on her travels. In 50 years the Queen has been on 251 official visits to 128 different countries.
IV. Speak about your point of view. Do you think if it easy to be Queen or King? Would you like to be Queen or King and why?
V. Listen to the text “Princess Diana”
,, A light has gone out on Earth -
and a new star shines brightly in the Heaven,,
Chris de Burgh
Diana Spencer was born on the first of July 1961 in Sandrinham in England. She had two older sisters and a younger brother. In childhood she liked swimming, running and dancing. She wanted to become a dancer.
Diana became princess when Prince Charles asked her to be his wife. They got married. For the first time they seemed to be a happy couple but Diana wasn't happy at all. They had two sons prince William and prince Harry. Diana felt depression about her marriage because her husband didn't understand her in many ways. Why was she so famous the most beautiful and the most photographed woman in the world? Why her death did was a real shock to many people? Why did it make the whole world cry? Why do we still remember her?
The answer is so simple. She was a very kind woman. She liked ordinary people. She was always ready to help. She visited hospitals for people with AIDS, she wasn’t afraid to communicate with them. She worked on children's charities. It doesn’t mean she just wanted to give her money. She wanted to share a part of her soul. She wanted to give love because she needed love herself.
Rock and movie stars like Sting, Elton John, George Michael, Nicole Kidman and others were her closest friends plus she had many friends among ordinary people. When she died many people came to London to say goodbye to her and brought her beautiful flowers. People watched the funeral and cried. They listened to Elton John's song “Goodbye, England’s rose”