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біду,  навпаки, по-твоєму, а втім,  нівроку, навдивовижу, будь
                            ласка, пам’ятаю, між іншим, зрештою.


                                          PRACTICAL ASSIGNMENT 1.2.3

                                    NON-FINITE FORMS OF THE VERB IN THE
                                            CONTRASTIVE LANGUAGES

                                   I. Underline all verb phrases (finite and non-finite) in
                            the  conversation  below.  Identify  the  aspect  (simple,  perfect,
                            and  progressive)  of  each  verb  phrase  and  the  tense
                            characteristics (if possible):
                            Conversation:
                                   A: I bet there are a lot of stories. There are probably a lot of
                            things that you know that Sara doesn’t.
                                   B: Well, like yesterday I told Sara that she used to take us
                            to Dunkin’ Donuts all the time when we were little and Sara goes,
                            really? I’ve always had this warm feeling about Dunkin’ Donuts
                            that it was the place to go and sit on the stool.
                                   A: There are a lot of things that you guys have just talked
                            about as far as your mom, but I can see in you there is something
                            remains warm and nurturing.
                                   B: She used to bake a lot, that was another thing that we
                            did, there was a lot of cooking and baking and she still likes to do
                            that. There can be horrendous qualities about a person, but I think
                            usually there’s a few good ones.
                                   C: Well, I went to visit her last winter and I really had a
                            great time for about half of the day because she’s drinking more
                            heavily right now. So she’d get up until six thirty or something and
                            she’d  be  cooking  and  cleaning  the  house  and  then  by  noon  she
                            would sort of slip into a stupor.


















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