Condition Linking verbs are verbs which don't
1. Do you love
express action. They connect the subject
with a word that gives information about
relationship or denote a change of stale
Bobur looks exhausted after studying
When the traffic lights turn green, you
are followed by
The room appears bright and broad
1. Fill in the gaps with linking verbs.
Linking verbs.
the subject, such as
Some linking verbs are:
appear be
keep
grow
look
stay
taste
get
remain
turn
seem
all day
Lola is a shop assistant.
5. The reason for his decision
clear soon.
can pull away.
Linking verbs
6. At the beginning Madina didn't
adjectives or nouns.
an efficient salesperson but
after some time sheron to be an
due to the mirrors on the walls.
enthusiastic employer.
The soup
tastes
delicious
1
recommend trying it.
7. Mr. Simpson didn't dare to go in
Some verbs can be used as both
because his six-month-old baby ...
qaped
action verb and linking verb with
to be asleep.
a different meaning.
Compare:
8. Some people tend to Joul alone
- He looked strange. (linking verb)
even though they have a lot of
- He looked at me strangely. (action
people around them.
verb)
a business start up
plan to run your own company?
2. You should keep calm in
any
situation if you want to work with
customers
3. Really? Is she 20 years old? She
Smolder. Cooks
4. Anvar and furious when someone
interrupts him.
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smell become
feel prove
have
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sentences and decide whether the verbs are​

Grandma loved to play with dolls. At that time, they were straw and rag, and made their children with their hands. Rag dolls were made of wool and scraps of fabric, and straw - made of straw. The rag doll was pulled around the waist, the hair was made of tow, and the eyes were painted with charcoal. And still the balls did with the hands: twisted tight a lot of rags and tied up them with a rope. Grandpa was making wooden guns, whistles. In the summer of clay sculpted different figures. Children's posudki did not exist, and therefore collected the shards of broken crockery and played them. Loved to do birch twigs shawls and played them. At that time there were no shop toys, but there was a fantasy and thrift, so each hand-made toy loved and cherished as the most expensive.

AT INTERVIEW FOR A JOB

On Wednesday I had an important interview for a job.I (got up) at 7 o`clock in the morning and (shaved) carefully. I (put on) my best jacket and trousers. I (had to travel) by train , so I (walked) to the station.

On my way I (saw) a man who (was painting) his fence with red paint.The man (didn't notice) me: he (was looking) at the fence.Then he (turned) suddenly and (splashed) my beautiful trousers! The man (apologised) to me, but the damage (had already been done).

''If I (go) home , I (will be late) for the interview". I (thought) There (is) a department store not far from the station , so I (decided) to buy a new pair.

I (found) a nice pair of trousers and since I (was) in a hurry, I (decided) to change on the train. The stop (was) full , so I (paid) hurriedly for my trousers, (took) my shopping bag and (left) .

I (arrived) at the station just in time to catch the train. Now I (was sure) that I (wouldn't be late) for the interview. I (smiled) happily at an elderly lady who (was staring) at my trousers and (went) to the toilet to change. I (threw) my stained trousers out of the window. Then I (opened) the bag to get my new ones , but all I (found) was a pink woollen sweater!

 

2.Задайте 5 вопросов к тесту "An Interview for a Job":

When did he have an important interview for a job?

Whom did he see on his way to the station?

Why did he decide to buy a new pair of trousers?

Did he arrive at the station just in time to catch the train?

What happened when he threw his stained trousers out of the window?