2
Study the spelling rules. Then complete the
table with the verbs in exercise 1.
Spelling rules: Past simple
ed
double final
consonant+ -ed
listen -
listened
name-
named
prefer
preferred
Pronunciation: past tense -ed endings
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STUDY STRATEGY O Multiple-choice
listening
Prepare to listen. Read the questions in
exercise 4 carefully. Which towns are
you going to hear about? Are there any
answers which you can guess now?
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Iturned around and almost screamed with fright. right behind me was a tall man in a dirty jacket, and he had a knife in his hand. threatening me with a knife offender told me to give him money, phone and clock. i screamed and called for help. police officers rushed out of the corner and capture the criminal. they drew up a report of the attack. when we came to the police station, there were still a few people who were waiting for a criminal who robs them too. they identified him and police were able to open a criminal case. i came back home very late and was tired and angry.

1. i am glad to work with you. 2. i am glad to working with you now. 3. i   am glad to  have worked  with you since morning. 4. we wanted (to have recognized) by them at once.? вот здесь сомневаюсь 5. she always wants to talking  about him. 6. he pretended to sleep  and not to hear the telephone ring. 7. they are lucky to seeing  so many countries. 8. my younger sister doesn't like treating like a child. 9. ann seems   discussing a very important problem now. 10. this actor doesn't like   interview by the reporters. 11. the child didn't want to forbid to go for a walk. 12. the teacher wants to tell if the student can't attend a lecture. 13. he seemed doesnot understand what i told him. 14. she hates wearing  a suit. 15. the policeman told him donot drive so fast.