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Exercise 113 1. He'll have to work instead of her. 2. Did they have to work till late? 3.1 have to leave now. I am to have important talks. 4.1 don't have to work tomorrow, I have got a day off. 5. We were to meet at 5; as I could be late, I had to take a taxi. 6. You have to work much at the computer, don't you? 7. She was hurrying home. She was to cook supper for her guests. 8. She was to have called yesterday, but she had to leave urgently. 9.1 am sorry, I am late. Did you have to wait long? 10.1 don't have to translate this article. Exercise 114 1) does; 2) did; 3) do; 4) did; 5) does; 6) do; 7) do; 8) did; 9) does; 10) does; 11) did; 12) do; 13) does Exercise 115 1. He does love her. 2. Do say something! 3.1 do want you to believe me. 4. She did want to get an excellent mark. 5. Do listen to her. 6.1 did want to leave. 7. "But I do mean it!" she cried. 8. Do treat him more trustingly. 9. They did have to find the way out. 10. Do stop playing • the fool, please. 11. At last he did receive the job he had wanted for such a long time. 12. Do come, Ann; I'm waiting. I really must ask you to be reasonable and listen to what I did say and do say. 13.1 do want to show you my house today. 14. Life did change for them. Unit 11 The Indicative Mood. The Use of Tenses Exercise 116 - 1) goes, takes; 2) has; 3) speaks; 4) look; 5) wins; 6) seems; 7) snows, rains; 8) eats; 9) is; 10) start Exercise 117 1) work, produces; 2) work, is, are made; 3) start, comes; 4) is, writes; 5) does not know, goes, work; 6) help, know; 7) answers, shows; 8) does, writes, files, answers; 9) arranges; 10) understand, is, is; 11) does not like, wants 344
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