SPEECH PATTERNS 1. You like the way they work.
Ilike the way the doctor treats the child. Do you like the way she wears her hat? I don't like the way you speak to me. The teacher didn't like the way the children behaved in class.
2. It is always interesting for tourists to take a trip along the Thames in a boat.
It was difficult for the students to make notes of his lecture.
It will be convenient for you to live in our hostel.
It would be useful for him to give up smoking.
It would have been natural for the sick man to fall asleep after the injection.
EXERCISES
I. Say whether you like or dislike the way:
1. the doctor treated the boy (in the story "A Day's Wait");
2. the boy behaved during his illness;
3. Hemingway described the boy's mood;
4. you spent your summer holidays;
5. the students of your group work at their English;
6. you were taught English at school;
7. women dress nowadays;
8. the girls in your group dress their hair.
