оңйңшйңойңойойңйшңшцшйңшйңшй 1 - Do you know anything about Drama whatever?
Speaker 2- I do not know much about it, but I read that it appeared many beautiful centuries ago.
Speaker 1- Why is it called Drama because?
Speaker 2- I think, because it will is about serious moments in people’s life.
Speaker 1 - Oh, it doesn’t sound very positive. To my and mind, this genre is not for me, I love comedies.
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1 - Do you know anything about Drama whatever?
Speaker 2- I do not know much about it, but I read that it appeared many beautiful centuries ago.
Speaker 1- Why is it called Drama because?
Speaker 2- I think, because it will is about serious moments in people’s life.
Speaker 1 - Oh, it doesn’t sound very positive. To my and mind, this genre is not for me, I love comedies.
five extra words
1 - Do you know anything about Drama whatever?
Speaker 2- I do not know much about it, but I read that it appeared many beautiful centuries ago.
Speaker 1- Why is it called Drama because?
Speaker 2- I think, because it will is about serious moments in people’s life.
Speaker 1 - Oh, it doesn’t sound very positive. To my and mind, this genre is not for me, I love comedies.
five extra words
1 - Do you know anything about Drama whatever?
Speaker 2- I do not know much about it, but I read that it appeared many beautiful centuries ago.
Speaker 1- Why is it called Drama because?
Speaker 2- I think, because it will is about serious moments in people’s life.
Speaker 1 - Oh, it doesn’t sound very positive. To my and mind, this genre is not for me, I love comedies.
five extra words
1 - Do you know anything about Drama whatever?
Speaker 2- I do not know much about it, but I read that it appeared many beautiful centuries ago.
Speaker 1- Why is it called Drama because?
Speaker 2- I think, because it will is about serious moments in people’s life.
Speaker 1 - Oh, it doesn’t sound very positive. To my and mind, this genre is not for me, I love comedies.
five extra words
1 - Do you know anything about Drama whatever?
Speaker 2- I do not know much about it, but I read that it appeared many beautiful centuries ago.
Speaker 1- Why is it called Drama because?
Speaker 2- I think, because it will is about serious moments in people’s life.
Speaker 1 - Oh, it doesn’t sound very positive. To my and mind, this genre is not for me, I love comedies.
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1 - Do you know anything about Drama whatever?
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1 - Do you know anything about Drama whatever?
Speaker 2- I do not know much about it, but I read that it appeared many
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I think, because it is about serious moments in people’s life.
Do you know anything about Drama?
Speaker 1 -
everybody knows that the first dramatic actin g was very popular in ancient Greece. Lots of people visit marketplaces and they can c hoose whatever they want. It began as a simple storytelling when a storytell er e adopting different v oices, roles and costumes. extra sentence
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короче говоря я не знаю
ответ:надеюсь что это оно
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1. «When I (to come) home, my little sister (to sleep) – Когда я пришел домой, моя сестренка спала»: «When I came home, my little sister was sleeping». «Пришел» - контрольное действие, а «спала» - процесс.
2. «When Nick (to come) home, his brother (to play) with his toys – Когда Ник пришел домой его брат играл с его игрушками»: «… Nick came…, his brother was playing…».
3. «When mother (to come) home, I (to do) my homework – Когда мать пришла домой, я делал домашнее задание»: «… mother came…, I was doing…».
4. «When father (to come) home, Pete (to sleep) – Когда отец пришел домой, Пит спал»: «When father came home, Pete was sleeping». Однотипные предложения идут.
5. «When mother (to come) home, the children (to play) on the carpet – Когда мать пришла домой, дети играли на ковре»: «… mother came…, the children were playing…».
6. «When I (to get) up, my mother and father (to drink) tea – Когда я встал мать и отец пили чай»: «When I got up (Past Indefinite Tense), … were drinking (Past Continuous) tea».
7. «When I (to come) to my friend's place, he (to watch) TV – Когда я пришел к другу, он смотрел телевизор»: «When I came…, he was watching…».
8. «When I (to see) my friends, they (to play) football - Когда я увидел моих друзей, они играли в футбол»: «When I saw (Past Indefinite)…, they were playing (Past Continuous Tense)…».
9. «When I (to open) the door, the cat (to sit) on the table – Когда я открыл дверь, кошка сидела на столе»: «When I opened…, the cat was sitting…».
10. «When Kate (to open) the door, the children (to dance) round the fir-tree – Когда Кейт открыла дверь, дети танцевали вокруг ёлки»: «When Kate opened…, the children were dancing…».
11. «When Tom (to cross) the street, he (to fall) – Когда Том переходил улицу, он упал»: «When Tom was crossing the street, he fell». А вот здесь поменялась ситуация. Вроде бы интересующее нас fell, и мы привыкли, что он у нас в Past Continuous’е. Но «упал» - однократность, а «пересекал» - это процесс.
12. «When I (to go) to school, I (to meet) my friend – Когда я шел в школу, я встретил моего друга»: «When I was going…, I met (Past Indefinite)…».
13. «When we (to go) to the cinema, we (to meet) grandmother – Когда мы шли в кино, мы встретили бабушку»: «When we were going…, we met…».
14. «When grandmother (to go) home, she (to see) many children in the yard – Когда бабушка шла домой, она увидела много детей во дворе»: «When grandmother was going…, she saw….».
15. «When Henry (to walk) about in the forest, he (to find) a bear cub – Когда Генри ходил по лесу, он нашел медвежонка»: «When Henry was walking…, he found…».
16. «When we (to walk) about in the forest, we (to see) a hare – Когда мы гуляли по лесу, мы увидели зайца»: «When we were walking…, we saw…».
17. «When I (to wash) the floor, I (to find) my old toy under the sofa – Когда я мыл пол, я нашел старую игрушку под диваном»: «When I was washing…, I found…».
18. «When granny (to read) a book on the sofa, she (to fall) asleep»: «When granny was reading (Past Continuous)…, she fell (Past Indefinite)…». Fallasleep – дословно «упасть в сон». У них такие образы – «упасть в любовь – fall in love», «упасть в болезнь – fall ill\sick».
19. «When I (to play) in the yard, I suddenly (to see) my old friend – Когда я играл во дворе, я неожиданно увидел моего старого друга»: «When I was playing…, I suddenly saw…».
20. «When Nick (to run) about in the yard, he (to fall) – Когда Ник бегал по двору, он упал»: «When Nick was running…, he fell». А кто помнит у глагола fall третью форму? «Fall – fell – fallen»
