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Exercise 3. Прочтите диалог, поставьте глаголы в скобках в Present Simple или Present Continuous. Marco: Hi Julie. Is Don there? Julie: He can’t come to the phone. He ____ a shower. (to take) Marco: Maybe you can help me. I’m sure you ____ a lot about cars. (to know) Julie: Well, that ____ . Why? Are you going to buy a car? (to depend) Marco: Yes I am. I ____ much money, so it has to be a used car. Any suggestions? (to have – negative) Julie: You have to be more precise. First of all, tell me how much money you ____to spend. (to want) Marco: About five thousands dollars. I want a small, economical car that _____little maintenance. (to require) Julie: Five thousands dollars! It’s not much, but you can probably find a used Honda Civic for that price. It’s a very dependable car. My friend Kate ____ an old Honda Civic and she’s very happy with it. (to have) Marco: Ok. I don’t suppose she ____to sell it. (to plan) Julie: No, but you can find one very easily. But maybe you should speak to Don. He ____ into the room now. Hey, Don! Marco’s on the phone. He wants to buy a used car. (to come) Don: Hey, Marco. How’s it going? Is it true that you ____ for a used car? (to look) Marco: Sure is. I ____ a car to get a job. Any suggestions? (to need) Don: My brother Bill ____ his car. It’s a 94 Honda Civic. (to sell) Marco: Sounds interesting. I suppose he ____ a new car? (to buy) Don: No. Lucky him! He ____ jobs and with his new job he gets a company car. (to change) Marco: Do you know how much he _____ for his Civic (to ask) Don: No, but I can ask him this evening. Julie and I ___ with him and his wife. (to go) Marco: Ok. Talk to you Later. Thanks. A used car – б/у автомобиль

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Marco: Hi Julie. Is Don there? Julie: He can’t come to the phone. He is taking a shower. (to take) Marco: Maybe you can help me. I’m sure you know a lot about cars. (to know) Julie: Well, that depends. Why? Are you going to buy a car? (to depend) Marco: Yes, I am. I don't have much money, so it has to be a used car. Any suggestions? (to have – negative) Julie: You have to be more precise. First of all, tell me how much money you want to spend. (to want) Marco: About five thousand dollars. I want a small, economical car that requires little maintenance. (to require) Julie: Five thousand dollars! It’s not much, but you can probably find a used Honda Civic for that price. It’s a very dependable car. My friend Kate has an old Honda Civic and she’s very happy with it. (to have) Marco: Ok. I don’t suppose she plans to sell it. (to plan) Julie: No, but you can find one very easily. But maybe you should speak to Don. He is coming into the room now. Hey, Don! Marco’s on the phone. He wants to buy a used car. (to come) Don: Hey, Marco. How’s it going? Is it true that you are looking for a used car? (to look) Marco: Sure is. I need a car to get a job. Any suggestions? (to need) Don: My brother Bill is selling his car. It’s a '94 Honda Civic. (to sell) Marco: Sounds interesting. I suppose he is buying a new car? (to buy) Don: No. Lucky him! He changed jobs and with his new job he gets a company car. (to change) Marco: Do you know how much he is asking for his Civic? (to ask) Don: No, but I can ask him this evening. Julie and I are going to see him and his wife. (to go) Marco: Ok. Talk to you later. Thanks.