2. Put the verb in brackets into a suitable present tense Silmalion: Martin is worried about his health so he goes to see his doctor. He first meets the doctor's receptionist.
R. i Good morning, sir. You (make) an appointment?
M: Yes. My name's Martin Jones.
R: Ah yes. Go straight in please, Mr Jones. Dr: Good morning, Mr Jones. How are you?
M: 2 Well, doctor, I (get) a pain in my chest for several days and I
3 (have) a lot of bad headaches in the lastwo weeks.
Dr: see. How long the headaches (last)?
M: 5 They usually (continue) for two to three hours. Dr: And when they (start)?
M:48 They generally (begin) when I (get) home from work at 5. 30. Dr: 9 I see, and what you (take) to ease the pain?
M.jopl always (take) two aspirins, but very often they not (help) at all. Dr:12 And this pain in your chest. Exactly how long it (trouble) you?
M: 13I (have) it since Monday. Dr. Mm, two days. Your chest (hurt) now?
M: 15 No, not at the moment. It generally (give) me most pain while I
16 (work).
Dr:n You ever (feel) this pain before?
M: No. Dr: к And you never (suffer) from regular headaches before?
M: 19 Well, I always (have) the occasional headache, but I never 20 (experience) so many in such a short time before. Is it serious,
doctor?
Dr: No, but I would like to do some detailed tests at the hospital.

Нет ничего лучше, чем проснуться ясным, морозным утром под стук колес. Встать, пройтись вдоль спальных мест, мерно покачиваясь в такт движению поезда.В такие минуты, когда ты предоставлен сам себе, мысли особенно заполняют твой разум. Глядя на мгновенно сменяющиеся пейзажи за окном хочется верить только в лучшее. Поезд стучит. Так же быстро мчится жизнь, ведь она тоже сродни путешествию в поезде, и хочется верить, что все же в конце путешествия ты унесешься в лучшее время. Время где мы всегда будем немного детьми. Время, где запах от печек поезда будоражит ум и сердце. Поезд мерно покачивается. Жизнь продолжается.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               There is nothing better than waking up on a clear, frosty morning by the rattle of wheels. Get up, walk along the beds, rhythmically swaying to the motion of the train.At such moments, when you're all alone, especially thoughts fill your mind. Looking for instantly changing the scenery outside the window I want to believe only in the best. Train knocks. As fast rushing life, because she, too, is akin to a journey on the train, and I want to believe that at the end of the journey you will take in the best time. The time where we will always be a little child. The time where the smell from the ovens of the train excites the mind and heart. The train rhythmically sways. Life goes on.                                                                                                                                                                                                          

1 When did you leave school?
2. How long has she been feeling unwell?
3. I've never met such a nice person before.
4. I have been waiting for you since four o'clock.
5. She has never written a letter by hand since she bought a computer.
6. I wonder where you have been all this time.
7. I have been learning English for five years.
8. You never know how he is going to react.
9. She has tripped over the cat and nearly fell over.
10. Look! I have found a ten-pound note! - Where did you find it?
11. Margaret is taking driving lessons now.
12. In recent years terrorism has become a greater threat.
13. The rain came suddenly and it has soaked all the washing.
14. Ever since we met, you have never asked me what I prefer to do.
15. How long have you lived here?
16. I have been interested in sports since my childhood.
17. What have you been doing since you left Cambridge?