Exercise 21 p. 62. Replace the infinitives in brackets by the proper tense forms:

1. "Hush," (to say) Amelia when Dobbin (to enter) the room. His boots (to creak) and he (can) wake up little Georgy. In his arms he (to carry) a cargo of toys and (cannot) take Amelia's outstretched hand before he (to free) himself of the cargo. "I (to be) here to say good-bye, Amelia," (to say) Dobbin. "Tomorrow at this time I (to sail) across the Channel." Soon Dobbin's carriage (to run) along the drive, but Amelia (not to hear) the noise of the wheels. She (to look) at her sleeping son, who (to smile) in his sleep. 2. Lanny (to walk) along the road in the moonlight when Celia (to overtake) him. They (to start) running. Now she (to get) her second wind. Celia (to remember) the evening when they (to run) thus together for the last time to catch the last bus. And now they (to run) together for the last time to catch the train that (to take) her out of his life forever. "The train (to pass) the station in half an hour," Lanny (to say).

Exercise 22 p. 63. Translate into English using the Continuous tense forms.

1, Анна стояла на платформе. Мимо нее пробегали занесенные снегом люди, кричали разные голоса. Она уже хотела вернуться в вагон, но какой-то человек стал на ее пути. Она тотчас узнала Вронского. “ Яне знала, что вы едете. Зачем вы едете?” - “Зачем я еду? -- повторил он,, глядя ей прямо в глаза, — Вы знаете, я еду для того, чтобы быть там, где вы. Я буду сле­довать за вами везде, я не могу иначе”. 2. Миссис Чивли не просила, она ставила условия. “Завтра в это время я или буду слушать в парламенте вашу речь в пользу аргентинского канала, или весь свет будет знать, что вы из себя представляете”. 3. На крыльце сидела девочка лет девяти и сосредоточенно смотрела прямо перед собой. Она, казалось, не замечала, что ее маленький брат, который лежал рядом на ступеньке, громко кричал. По улице по направлению к дому ехала карета, которая и привлекла внимание девочки.

THE PERFECT TENSE FORMS

Exercise 23 p. 63. Replace the infinitives in brackets by the Present Indefinite or the Present Perfect. Translate into Russian.

1. As a rule I (to have) ham and eggs for breakfast, but this time I (to order) an omelette. 2. This is the house where I (to live), I (to live) here since childhood. 3. Once in a week I (to write) letters home, but I (not to write) one this week, so my next letter must be particularly long. 4. No wonder he (to look) tired after the strain under which he (to be) lately. 5. She just (to ask) a porter to carry her bags as they (to be) too heavy for her. 6. Where (to be) your monitor? —She (to go) to the library. 7. I regularly (to see) him every morning at the tram stop, but I (not to see) him these two or three days. 8. It (to be) cold in winter in Moscow, as a rule? — Yes, generally it (to be), but this winter (to be) exceptionally warm. 9. Why you (not to shave) this morning? — I (to shave) every other day. 10. I always (to want) to have a car of my own.

Exercise 25 p. 64. Replace the infinitives in brackets by the Present Perfect, the Present Indefinite or the Past Indefinite.

1. You ever (to be) to this picture gallery? — Yes, I (to visit) it once when a youth, and the pictures (to make) a great impres­sion on me. Since then I (not to be) here. 2. You already (to see) the new film? — Yes, I (to manage) to see it yesterday. I (to go) to the cinema in the evening and (to get) two tickets quite easily. 3. You always (to draw) books from our library? — Yes, as a rule, I (to draw). Last year I (to go) to another library but I (not to find) it as good as this one. I (to draw) books from here for some 10 months already. 4. I (not to see) anything of Jane lately. When you (to see) her last? — I (to meet) her two days ago. I (to think) that she (to change) very much. 5. You (to have dinner) already? — No, not yet. The waitress (to take) my order 15 minutes ago and (not to bring) me anything yet. 6. You ever (to see) this girl dance? — Oh yes, I (not to miss) a single performance with her. I (to watch) her for many years. She (to be) not only a splendid dancer, but a good actress as well. 7. You (to bring) your bathing suit with you? —Yes, I am going to show how much I (to improve) since last summer. I (to take) some swimming lessons lately. Now it (to be) for you to judge if I (to make) any progress. 8. Where you (to get) this fine new bicycle from? — My parents (to give) it to me as a birthday present. — Let us go cycling this afternoon. I (to find) some really nice places in the vicinity. 9. The Egyptian civilization (to be) the oldest which (to leave) us art. It (to begin) about five thousand years ago. The story of Egyptian art (to cover) three thousand years and (to include) the art of different periods.