GRAMMAR IN USE Check the verbs in the list; write A for action, S for state or A/S for action/state. Then complete the conversation with the verbs in the present simple or present continuous. Use each verb once only. Listen and check. appear A/S. go like be go well see enjoy have visit feet know JULIET I (0) feel exhausted after all that shopping! KAREN So do I. I usually (1) a coffee after shopping. This café looks nice. JULIET Mmm. I (2) (not often) shopping, but I really (3) it when I do! KAREN Let's sit here. Show me your new dress again. That's really nice. (4) it for a special occasion? JULIET NO, I just need to cheer myself up! KAREN Oh, why? Everything (5) with your job, isn't it? JULIET Well, not really. KAREN Why's that? You usually (6) to be so happy in your work. JULIET Well, I was at first but as you know, I (7) my family in Scotland whenever I can, and these days, now that Dad's quite ill, I (8) them every weekend, so I'm leaving work early every Friday to get to Scotland. My boss (9) (not) that, although I work longer on other days, so we're always arguing at the moment. KAREN That's a shame. What are you going to do? JULIET Honestly, Karen, I (10) (not) I really like the job, but I need to be with my family at the moment, too.

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GRAMMAR IN USE Check the verbs in the list; write A for action, S for state or A/S for action/state. Then complete the conversation with the verbs in the present simple or present continuous. Use each verb once only. Listen and check. appear A/S. go like be go well see enjoy have visit feet know JULIET I (0) feel exhausted after all that shopping! KAREN So do I. I usually (1) a coffee after shopping. This café looks nice. JULIET Mmm. I (2) (not often) shopping, but I really (3) it when I do! KAREN Let's sit here. Show me your new dress again. That's really nice. (4) it for a special occasion? JULIET NO, I just need to cheer myself up! KAREN Oh, why? Everything (5) with your job, isn't it? JULIET Well, not really. KAREN Why's that? You usually (6) to be so happy in your work. JULIET Well, I was at first but as you know, I (7) my family in Scotland whenever I can, and these days, now that Dad's quite ill, I (8) them every weekend, so I'm leaving work early every Friday to get to Scotland. My boss (9) (not) that, although I work longer on other days, so we're always arguing at the moment. KAREN That's a shame. What are you going to do? JULIET Honestly, Karen, I (10) (not) I really like the job, but I need to be with my family at the moment, too.

Фото задания: GRAMMAR IN USE Check the verbs in the list; write A for action, S for state or A/S for action/state. Then complete the…

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appear A/S
go A
like S
be S
go well A
see A
enjoy A
have S
visit A
I (0) feel exhausted after all that shopping!
So do I. I usually (1) enjoy a coffee after shopping. This café looks nice.
Mmm. I (2) (not often) am seeing shopping, but I really (3) like it when I do!
Let's sit here. Show me your new dress again. That's really nice. (4) Is it for a special occasion?
Oh, why? Everything (5) is going well with your job, isn't it?
Why's that? You usually (6) appear to be so happy in your work.
Well, I was at first but as you know, I (7) visit my family in Scotland whenever I can, and these days, now that Dad's quite ill, I (8) am seeing them every weekend, so I'm leaving work early every Friday to get to Scotland. My boss (9) is not having that, although I work longer on other days, so we're always arguing at the moment.
Honestly, Karen, I (10) am not feeling I really like the job, but I need to be with my family at the moment, too.

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