c) flag d) pick e) shadow f) twist g) off. They’re h) I want to miss her. don’t i) a goal. It’s j) watching a DVD. They’re 2. What time is the present continuous referring to in the following sentences? a) living in Singapore, They’re b) He's always leaving his keys behind, c) meeting up in ten days or so. They’re d) So there I am. ten on a cold winter evening - about a year ago It’s o’clock - and waiting for the bus when suddenly... I’m e) no use talking. not listening, OK! It’s I’m What different tenses could you use to mean roughly the same thing in each case? C. Parts of speech (page 64) 1. Read the following extract and then complete the chart on page 200 with at least two words from the text for each part of speech. Matilda said goodnight and set out to walk home to her house, parents’ which was about an eight-minute journey away. When she arrived at her own gate, she saw a large black Mercedes motor-car parked outside. She take too didn’t
c) flag d) pick e) shadow f) twist g) They’re off. h) I don’t want to miss her. i) It’s a goal. j) They’re watching a DVD. 2. What time is the present continuous referring to in the following sentences? a) They’re living in Singapore, b) He's always leaving his keys behind, c) They’re meeting up in ten days or so. d) So there I am. It’s ten o’clock on a cold winter evening - about a year ago - and I’m waiting for the bus when suddenly... e) It’s no use talking. I’m not listening, OK! What different tenses could you use to mean roughly the same thing in each case? C. Parts of speech (page 64) 1. Read the following extract and then complete the chart on page 200 with at least two words from the text for each part of speech. Matilda said goodnight and set out to walk home to her parents’ house, which was about an eight-minute journey away. When she arrived at her own gate, she saw a large black Mercedes motor-car parked outside. She didn’t take too
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