Exercise 2. Поставьте предложения а) в во б) в отрицательную форму.
1. My sister is preparing for exams now. 2. She is going to be a teacher of mathematics. 3. I am looking for a hotel on the internet now. 4. We are going on holiday at the weekend. 5. The ship is approaching a bridge.
6. They are watching a film on TV now. 7. Mike is taking part in the football match now. 8. My wife is cooking dinner now. 9. I am helping my son to prepare for the test on physics. 10. The plane is taking off.
11. The girl is painting a flower. 12. We are listening to the news now.
13. We are going for a walk later. 14. Olga is talking to her sister now.
15. The boys are playing football at this moment. 16. We are hasing coffee now.

А) I want to lose weight so I am not eating lunch this week.
б) We do not know what we are doing this evening.  (я полагаю вместо want должно быть what?)
в) Is anybody listening to the radio or can I turn it off?
г) Her parents always phone her because she doesn't complain them.
д) In summer John usually plays tennis two or three times a week.
е) It does not surprise me that Peter is leaving the company.
ж) Who can tell me why Carol is doing nothing?
з) Catherine wants to go to Italy so she is learning Italian.
и) The situation is very bad and it is already getting worse.
к) She is having fun there and does not want to come back.

The chances of the country’s … have never looked so remote. 2.

She felt so, as if there had been some strange … . 3. … had better

be slow, in order that it may be sure. 4. … like these will make the

devices more usable. 5. As the revolution proceeds an inevitable

class … is to happen. 6. I like people, but when people become

"customers" certain nasty … often take place. 7. The whole history

of knowledge can be represented by one single line of progress and

… . 8. Pure energy, in all its …, is absolutely unknown to man. 9.

The idea was largely discredited by Darwin's theory of …, first

published in 1859. 10. In the opening years of the French … the

two men in Europe who seemed omnipotent were Pitt and

Robespierre.