Focus on topics: Family & Work. A Guide for students and teachers (190,00 руб.)

Are single-parent families becoming more common in your country? 8. <...> What is the stereotypical family in England? b. <...> Why is the English stereotypical family changing nowadays? c. What is said about the narrator’s parents? d. <...> Ask additional questions your group mates to get a complete information beginning with the phrases: - May I ask a question? - Could you tell me …? - Can you tell me …? - Do you happen to know …? - - I wonder if you tell me …? <...> I’m interested to know if …? - Could I ask a slightly different question? - I have another question… 5. <...> Instruction to follow When people speak naturally they know w h a t they want to say. <...> When people are thinking of what they want to say, they use expressions such as “er”, “um”, ‘well”, “I mean”, “actually”, and so on. <...> When you are talking about something which may possibly happen in the future, you use a present or present perfect tense in the conditional clause, and the simple future in the main clause. 9    book”. 2. <...> When you are talking about something that you think is unlikely to happen, you use the past simple or past continuous in the conditional clause and “would” in the main clause. <...> You do not say “If I would do it, I would do it like this”. <...> In B the condition is seen as doubtful. that they will reduce costs or increase If I marry Ann, we will need a new house. <...> You do not say “If I will see you tomorrow, I will give you the 10 3. “Were” is sometimes used instead of “was” in the conditional clause, especially after “if”. <...> When you are talking about something which could have happened in the past but which did not actually happen, we use the past perfect in the conditional clause. <...> If she changed/would change her job she earned/would earn more. 3. <...> If I met/had met you earlier I didn <...>