bus station. Sadly, the bus had already left. Then she thought, that she could walk to her grannys place. He walked throught the woods. In the forest, he noticed berries and went to pick them. After picking berrys, she was tired and fell asleep. When she woked up, she saw a wolf eating her barries, she quickly took her cake and ran to her grandmothers place. She saw granny in the kitchen baking. She quickly told her granny what was happened, granny told him not to worry. Suddenly the doorbell rang. Then the stranger, who rang the doorbell told: ,,there is a mail for you, I am a mailman." Granny opened the door. There wasn't a mailman, that was a wolf. Suddenly the wolf jumped into the house and began to behave outrageously. Granny ran to the second floor and Little Red Riding Hood knew that she was now left alone. She began running through the rooms and throwing things against the wolf who was tracking him. She couldn't stop the wolf
Continuous for three hours sleeping for long you been playing continuous activity begun before Kestev when he finally when I heard the tennis when she another activity in the past. enneminevik? arrived. doorbell ring. arrived? He'll have been How long will She won't have been To express the duration of an Future Perfect sleeping for a few you have been working for long by activity up to a point of time in the
.., ago, in 1979, the other day, etc. PAST CONTINUOUS/PROGRESSIVE (kestev minevik) Form: was/were + ing Use: 1. An action going on at a certain time in the past. The action started before that time, but was not finished. This time last year I was lying on a beach in Mali. 2. Actions taking place at the same time. I was listening to music while she was reading. 3. An action in the past that is interrupted by another action. We were eating when the doorbell rang Negative form: I wasn't (was not) trying to impress anyone. They weren't playing tennis at 10.30 yesterday. Question form: Was he watching TV when I called? What were you doing at 10 o'clock last night? Signal words: when, while, as long as, yesterday at 5, etc. PAST PERFECT (enneminevik) Form: had + past participle (3. põhivorm) Use: 1. An action taking place before a certain time in the past. I had finished the work when you arrived.
) I saw a movie every weekend when I was a teenager. (I don't see movies very much anymore.) The Past Continuous The past continuous is often used with the simple past to show that one action was in progress when another action occurred. Formed by adding Was/were before the verb and ing to the verb I was taking a bath when the doorbell rang. They were eating dinner when the neighbors stopped by for a visit. The Past Continuous The past continuous is used to talk about an activity that was in progress at a specific point of time in the past. The emphasis is on the duration of the activity in the past. I was studying for an exam while my mother was cooking dinner. We were walking in the park around 7 p.m. last night. On your handout, write one sentence that reflects PAST
If you hold it too loose,it will fly away. *I don't miss you ,i miss the person i though you were. *A boy gave me 12 roses , 11 real and 1 fake .He said :"I will stop loving you,when the last one dies." *It's called "falling in love" because ,inevitably ,you crush at the bottom. *I am 99,9% sure he doesn't like me.But it's the 0.1% that keeps me going. *Kas päike tuli välja või Sa naeratasid? *Who needs chocolate?I'm sweet enough. *Never knock on Deaths door:ring the doorbell and run away!He really hates that. *Suicide is a way telling God:" You can't fire me , I QUIT!" *Don't play dumb with me ,I'll always win. *if Barbie is so popular ,why do we have to buy her friends? *I used to have an open mind ,but my brains kept falling out. *Gravity is a myth : the Earth sucks. *333 I'm only half evil. *I don't have a drinking problem : I get drunk, i pass out .No problem. *I bet i can stop gambling. *Caution: I know karate.. and six other chinese words.
I never take the car. 3 I _____________________ (read) a fantastic book at the moment. 4 She _____________________ (use/speak) French but she's forgotten it all now. 5 When we were young, we _____________________ (will/go) to the seaside in the summer. 6 It's ten o'clock. We _____________________ (wait) for you for over an hour. 7 She wanted to go because she _____________________ (see) a magician before. 8 I _____________________ (wash) the dishes when the doorbell rang. 9 We must pack our bags because we _____________________ (leave) tomorrow. 10We should set out early. The flight _____________________ (leave) at 7.00am. Marks: /20 3 Choose the correct modal verb in these sentences. 1 How many languages can/may you speak? ___________________________
* Love is like a butterfly - if you hold it too tight, you'll crush it. If you hold it too loose, it will fly away. * I don't miss you, I miss the person I thought you were. * A boy gave me 12 roses. 11 real and 1 fake. He said : " I'll stop loving you, when the last rose dies. * I'm 99,9% sure he doesn't like me, but it's the 0,1% that keeps me going. * Kas päike tuli välja, või Sa naeratasid ? * Who need chocolate ? I'm sweet enough. * Never knock on Deaths door. Ring the doorbell and run away! He really hates that! * Suicide is a way telling God: You can't fire me, I QUIT! * Don't play dumb with me, I'll always win. * If Barbie is so popular, why do we have to buy her friends? * I used to have an open mind, but my brains kept falling out. * Gravity is myth: Earth sucks! * 333, I'm only half evil. * I don't have a drinking problem: I get drunk, I pass out. No problem. * Caution: I know carate .. and six other chinese words.
conflict. It requires a high degree of Presence to avoid reacting when confronted by someone with such an active pain-body. If you are able to stay present, it sometimes happens that your Presence enables the other person to disidentify from his or her own pain-body ad thus experience the miracle of a sudden awakening. Although the awakening may be short-lived, the awakening process will have become initiated. One of the first such awakenings that I witnessed happened many years ago. My doorbell rang close to eleven o'clock at night. My neighbor Ethel's anxiety-laden voice came through the intercom. “We need to talk. This is very important. Please let me in.” Ethel was middle-aged, intelligent, and highly educated. She also had a strong ego and a heavy pain-body. She escaped form Nazi Germany when she was an adolescent, and many of her family members perished in the concentration camps. Ethel sat down on my sofa, agitated, her hands trembling. She took
sweatshirt, I found Trey seated with Cary in the living room. Both men stood when I came in and Trey gifted me with an open, friendly smile. "I'm sorry I look so ragged," I said sheepishly, running my fingers through my damp ponytail. "Taking the stairs at work almost killed me today." "Elevator take the day off?" he asked. "Nope. My brain did. What the hell was I thinking?" Spending the night with Gideon was enough of a workout. The doorbell rang and Cary went to get it while I headed into the kitchen for the Cristal. I joined him at the breakfast bar as he signed the credit card receipt and the look in his eyes when he glanced at Trey had me hiding a smile. There were a lot of those looks going back and forth between the two men as the evening progressed. And I had to agree with Cary that Trey was a hottie. Dressed in distressed jeans,
We're going to play baseball with his family." His face puckered, and then he finally chuckled. "You're playing baseball?" "Well, I'll probably watch most of the time." "You must really like this guy," he observed suspiciously. I sighed and rolled my eyes for his benefit. I heard the roar of an engine pull up in front of the house. I jumped up and started cleaning my dishes. "Leave the dishes, I can do them tonight. You baby me too much." The doorbell rang, and Charlie stalked off to answer it. I was half a step behind him. I hadn't realized how hard it was pouring outside. Edward stood in the halo of the porch light, looking like a male model in an advertisement for raincoats. "Come on in, Edward." I breathed a sigh of relief when Charlie got his name right. "Thanks, Chief Swan," Edward said in a respectful voice. "Go ahead and call me Charlie. Here, I'll take your jacket." "Thanks, sir." "Have a seat there, Edward." I grimaced.
1:\10 separate kinds of signals-to tip us off. We register each type in a different part of our bodies. Stomach Signs The first signal is easy to recognize. It occurs right in the pit of our stomachs when we realize we are trapped into complying with a request we know we don't want to perform. It has happened to me a hundred times. An especially memorable in- stance, though, took place on a summer evening well before I began to study com- pliance tactics. I answered my doorbell to find a stunning young woman dressed in shorts and a revealing halter top. I noticed, nonetheless, that she was carrying a clip- board and was asking me to participate in a survey. Wanting to make a favorable im- pression, I agreed and, I do admit, stretched the truth in my interview answers in order to present myself in the most positive light. Our conversation went as follows: Stunning Young Woman: Hello! I'm doing a survey on the entertainment
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