Question

Ответьте на вопросы по тексту .Patsy:Hi,Ann.I'm getting on the plane now. Ann:Can't wait to see you.I'm on my way to the airport. Patsy:All right!! See you in a couple of hours. Ann:Are you wearing warm clothes? It's very cold here. Patsy:What? Ann:Yeah! And it's really windy. I'm wearing my coat and scarf. Patsy:Really? I'm wearing a short skirt and a blouse. It's hot here. Ann:I'm only joking. It's a lovely, hot day today in Glasgow. Patsy:You're awful! Ann:No, I'm not. Patsy:Okay,I'm hanging up now. See you later. Вопросы : Who is getting on the plane now ? Does Ann want to see Patsy ? Prove your idea with the words from the dialogue. How long does the flight last? Ann is wearing her coat and scarf ,isn t she ? Patsy is going to London ,isn t she? Which froms and words show that the action is happening right now?

Answer 1

1. Patsy is getting on the plane now.

2. Yes, Anna says “Can't wait to see you.”

3. Couple of hours.

4. Yes, she is.

5. No, she isn’t. Patsy is going to Glasgow.

6. Present Continuous Tense (Present Progressive Tense) – настоящее длительное время. Окончание -ing и вспомогательный глагол “to be”.

Answer 2

1. Who is getting on the plane now? Patsy is getting on the plane now.

2. Does Ann want to see Patsy? Prove your idea with the words from the dialogue. Yes, Ann wants to see Patsy. This is clear from her response "Can't wait to see you" after Patsy tells her that she is getting on the plane.

3. How long does the flight last? The dialogue does not provide information about the duration of the flight.

4. Ann is wearing her coat and scarf, isn't she? No, Ann is not wearing her coat and scarf. This was a joke she made to Patsy, who believed her and was surprised that Ann was experiencing cold weather while she was wearing summer clothes.

5. Patsy is going to London, isn't she? The dialogue does not provide information about Patsy's destination.

6. Which forms and words show that the action is happening right now? The present continuous tense is used throughout the dialogue to indicate that the actions are happening right now. For example, "I'm getting on the plane now," "I'm on my way to the airport," "I'm wearing a short skirt and a blouse," "It's a lovely, hot day today in Glasgow." The use of adverbs like "now" and "today" also suggests that the action is happening in the present moment.