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A n g i e l s k i

Czasy gramatyczne

FRAGMENT

Podręcznik z ćwiczeniami

Dorota Guzik

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Autor: Dorota Guzik

Konsultacja językowa: Tadeusz Z. Wolański Lektorzy: Maybe Theatre Company

Realizacja i opracowanie nagrań: Studio MTS Mariusz Zaczkowski Projekt okładki: Paweł Lewinowicz

© DIM Nauka i Multimedia, 2015

ISBN: 978-83-8006- 044-9

Podręcznik Angielski. Czasy gramatyczne dostępny jest również w wersji do słuchania – E-book + mp3 (do pobrania na stronie audiokursy.pl oraz

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Spis treści

Strona Ścieżka mp3

E-book Audiobook

Lesson 1. PRESENT SIMPLE 3 1-10

Lesson 2. PRESENT CONTINUOUS 10 11-20

Lesson 3. SIMPLE PAST 18 21-30

Lesson 4. PRESENT PERFECT 26 31-40

Lesson 5. FUTURE FORMS

plans and decisions 34 41-50 Lesson 6. FUTURE FORMS

predictions, requests, 42 51-58

promises

Lesson 7. PAST CONTINUOUS 49 59-68

Lesson 8. PAST PERFECT 56 69-78

Lesson 9. PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS 63 79-89

Lesson 10. PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS 71 90-99

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LESSON 1. PRESENT SIMPLE

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PRESENT SIMPLE – czas używany, gdy opisujemy czynności zwyczajowe, powtarzające się regularnie lub trwające stale w naszym życiu.

Exercise 1 2

Read / Listen to the conversation.

- Mary, tell me about your typical day…

- Well. I usually get up at 7…

- Do you like getting up early in the morning?

- No, I don’t. I hate it. Then I go to the bathroom and have a shower.

- Yes. What then?

- Then I get dressed and have breakfast with my parents.

- Does your mother work?

- Yes, she does.

- What does she do?

- She is a nurse. She has a part-time job in the hospital.

- What time do you go to school?

- I usually leave at about 7.40.

- How do you get to school?

- My father drives me to school every day.

- What do you do after school?

- I do my homework after lunch and sometimes I help Mum with the shopping or something.

- Do you meet your friends in the evenings?

- We don’t meet every day but we always chat on the computer.

Glossary

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usually zwykle

a part-time job praca na pół etatu

to drive jeździć samochodem, odwieźć kogoś

always zawsze

to chat plotkować, rozmawiać

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Lesson 1. Present Simple

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ZDANIA TWIERDZĄCE w czasie Present Simple tworzymy używając czasownika w formie podstawowej, np.: I get dressed and have breakfast. W zdaniach w trzeciej osobie liczby pojedynczej do czasownika dodajemy końcówkę -s lub -es, np.: He works in the centre.

Exercise 2

Complete the sentences with the appropriate form of the verbs in brackets.

1. I usually ……… (get up) at 7.00.

2. I go to the bathroom and ……… (have) a shower.

3. I ……… (enjoy) listening to music.

4. My mother ……… (have) a part-time job.

5. My father ……… (drive) me to school every day.

6. We always ……… (chat) on the computer.

Repeat the positive statements.

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ZDANIA PRZECZĄCE w czasie Present Simple tworzymy dodając don’t przed czasownikiem w formie podstawowej, np.: We don’t meet every day. W zdaniach w trzeciej osobie liczby pojedynczej wstawiamy doesn't, np.: She doesn’t work in the afternoon.

Exercise 3

Complete the sentences with the appropriate verb in the negative form. Use the short forms.

work stay like go meet

1. I ……….. getting up early.

2. We ……….. every day.

3. My mother ……….. at school.

4. He ……….. at home in the morning.

5. They ……….. to school by bus.

Repeat the negative statements.

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Exercise 4

Write how you and your family spend the weekends.

1. Write if you get up early at the weekend.

...

2. Write what you usually have for breakfast.

...

3. Write if you and your family go to the swimming pool every Saturday.

...

4. Write if your parents often go out in the evenings.

...

5. Write if your grandmother visits you every Sunday.

...

6. Write if she often watches TV in the evenings.

...

Now practise the examples with the recording.

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PYTANIA ogólne w czasie Present Simple tłumaczone w języku polskim „czy...?” tworzymy zaczynając zdanie od słowa: do, a w trzeciej osobie liczby pojedynczej od does, np.: Does she work in the centre? Na tak postawione pytanie najczęściej udzielamy krótkiej odpowiedzi, np.: Yes, she does. / No, she doesn’t.

Jeżeli chcemy uzyskać szczegółową informację, pytanie zaczynamy od zaimka pytającego, np.: Where does he work?

Exercise 5

Complete the questions and the short answers with do / don’t / does / doesn’t.

1. ... you like playing computer games?

Yes, I ...

2. ... you like getting up early?

No, I ...

3. ... your mother work?

Yes, she ...

4. ... your father stay at home?

No, he ...

5. What time ... you go to school?

6. How ... you get to school?

7. What ... your mother do?

8. Where ... your father work?

Repeat the questions and the short answers.

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Exercise 6

Ask your friends some questions about their everyday routine.

1. Ask what time they get up.

...?

2. Ask if they have breakfast at home.

...?

3. Ask when they start work?

...?

4. Ask if their friend works in the same office.

...?

5. Ask where their friend does the shopping.

...?

Now practise the questions with the recording.

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Practice

Exercise 7

Answer the questions from exercise 6 about yourself.

1. ...

2. ...

3. ...

4. ...

5. ...

Exercise 8

Complete the sentences with the appropriate form of the verbs in brackets.

1. I ……….. (hate) writing essays! I’ve got more interesting things to do.

2. Does she ever ……….. (go) horse riding?

3. He sometimes ……….. (play) computer games after school.

4. They ……….. (not enjoy) watching talk shows.

5. She usually ……….. (watch) her favourite serial before going to bed.

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Lesson 1. Present Simple

9 6. We ……….. (meet) our family on Sundays.

7. He ……….. (not like) going to parties.

8. Do they ……….. (drink) a lot of coffee?

9. The train ……….. (leave) at 13.57.

10. We ……….. (not watch) television very often.

Exercise 9

Complete the questions in the following situations using the prompts given.

1. ... (you / start) work early?

Yes, I do. We open the shop at 6 a.m.

2. ... (he / come) to the office regularly?

No, he doesn’t. He often works from home.

3. What time ... (you / finish ) every day?

Usually at 17.00 in the afternoon.

4. Where ... (you / work)?

I’m an English teacher at the Language School.

5. ... (they / have) lunch at home?

No, they don’t. They go to the canteen every day.

6. When ... (your bank / close)?

At 5.00 in the afternoon.

7. ... (she / have) a new car?

No, she doesn’t.

8. How ... (you / travel) to school?

By bus.

9. What kind of music ... (your wife / like)?

She loves jazz.

10. When ... (they / have) holidays?

In August.

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Lesson 1. Present Simple

10 Pamiętaj! Przysłówki częstotliwości w czasie Present Simple umieszczamy przed czasownikiem głównym, ale po czasownikach posiłkowych i czasowniku to be, np.:

I usually get up early.; She doesn’t often drink tea for breaskfast.; He’s never late for work.

Inne określenia czasu, np.: pory dnia, dni tygodnia, miesiące, lata wstawiamy na początku lub na końcu zdania, np.: I leave the office at 5:30.; In the evening, we relax at home.

Exercise 10

Rewrite the sentences using the time expressions given.

1. He is bored on holiday. There are a lot of things to do. (never) ...

2. They read poetry at school. (rarely)

...

3. Peter gets up quite early. (every day)

...

4. We go cycling in summer; we just like it. (usually) ...

5. I’m not a big fan of solving puzzles. I don’t watch quiz shows. (often) ...

6. Jessica doesn’t drink coffee. (in the morning) ...

7. She plays cards with her friends; it’s rather boring. (hardly ever) ...

8. I get ready for bed. (at 10 o’clock)

...

9. They’re on time. (always)

...

10. My sister goes on holiday. (in June)

...

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KEY/ Lesson 1

Ex. 2 1. get up 2. have 3. enjoy 4. has 5. drives 6. chat

Ex. 3

1. don’t like 2. don’t meet 3. doesn’t work 4. doesn’t stay 5. don’t go

Ex. 7

Possible answers:

1. I get up at 7.00 every day.

2. Yes, I do.

3. I start work at 9.00 in the morning.

4. No, she doesn’t.

5. She does the shopping in the supermarket.

Ex. 4

1. I get up / don’t get up early at the weekend.

2. I usually have / don’t have toast and coffee for breakfast.

3. We go / don’t go to the swimming pool every Saturday.

4. They often go out / don’t go out in the evenings.

5. My grandmother visits / doesn’t visit us every Sunday.

6. She often watches / doesn’t watch TV in the evenings.

Ex. 8 1. hate 2. go 3. plays 4. don’t enjoy 5. watches 6. meet 7. doesn’t like 8. drink 9. leaves 10. don’t watch

Ex. 9

1. Do you start 2. Does he come 3. do you finish 4. do you work 5. Do they have

6. does your bank close 7. Does she have 8. How do you travel 9. does your wife like 10. do they have

Ex. 5 1. Do 2. do 3. Do 4. don’t 5. Does 6. does

7. Does 8. doesn’t 9. do 10. do 11. does 12. does

Ex. 10

1. He is never bored on holiday. There are a lot of things to do.

2. They rarely read poetry at school.

3. Peter gets up quite early every day.

4. We usually go cycling in summer; we just like it.

5. I’m not a big fan of solving puzzles. I don’t often watch quiz shows.

6. Jessica doesn’t drink coffee in the morning.

7. She hardly ever plays cards with her friends;

it’s rather boring.

8. I get ready for bed at 10 o’clock. / At 10 o’clock, I get ready for bed.

9. They’re always on time.

10. My sister goes on holiday in June.

Ex. 6

1. What time do you get up?

2. Do you have breakfast at home?

3. When do you start work?

4. Does your friend work in the same office?

5. Where does your friend do the shopping?

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