Ex. 30, p. 70

to take — taking (берущий), taken (взятый) to smile — smiling (улыбающийся), smiled to come — coming (приближающийся), come to watch — watching (наблюдающий), watched (уви­денный) to read — reading (читающий), read (прочитанный) to open — opening (открывающий), opened (откры­тый) to have — having (имеющий), had (имевший) to play — playing (играющий), played (сыгранный) to write — writing (пишущий), written (написанный) to finish — finishing (заканчивающий), finished (за­конченный) to hear — hearing (слушающий), heard (услышанный) to help — helping (помогающий), helped to speak — speaking (говорящий), spoken (сказанный,

разговорный) to bring — bringing (несущий), brought (принесенный) to paint — painting (рисующий), painted (нарисован­ный)

Homework

Ex. 1,p. 72

• town • building • people

Ex. 3, p. 72

old — new, king — queen, near to — far from, closed — open, usual — unusual, real — unreal, light — heavy, polite — impolite

Ex. 4, p. 72

— Stop making a noise, Freddy! Your little sister is sleeping.

— I am not making a noise, mum.

— But you are talking.

— No, I'm not.

— What are you doing, then?

— I am learning the words of a new English song.

— Is that you, Alice?

— Yes, hello, Bessy.

— What are you doing?

— I am learning a new poem. What are you doing?

— I am watching TV. They are showing a very interesting interview with a pop-singer.

— I'll watch it too, then.