Упр.3b Модуль 4e ГДЗ Spotlight 11 класс
Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Юлия Ваулина, Джунни Дули 11 класс, Просвещение: b Find examples of different tenses in the story. Explain their usage. On that windy autumn day, Greg Gibson, a member of the helicopter rescue unit with the US coastguard, had just started his shift. He was drinking a steaming hot cup of coffee when a distress call came in. A freighter with a crew of 26 onboard had run aground in the Bering Sea. Two helicopters including Greg’s and a coastguard boat started a rescue operation to save the crew of the sinking ship. The sea was rough and strong gusts of wind rocked the helicopters, but despite the terrible weather, the rescue mission was going like clockwork and 18 people were quickly airlifted to safety. The helicopters refuelled and went back to pick up the final crew members, but just as the second chopper was ready to return something awful happened. A gigantic wave hit the ship and sent a huge wall of water up into the air. Greg and the other rescue workers watched in horror as it swallowed the helicopter and sent it crashing into the sea. Greg leapt into action instantly. «Quick! Let’s get them out of here!», he yelled. Hovering 150 feet above the water, Greg lowered the rescue basket with such accuracy that he was able to collect the survivors from the stormy sea without wasting a single second. After an exhausting few hours, everyone was safe and sound and recovering in hospital. «I’m glad that’s over,» Greg said and he and his crew were relieved that they were all back on dry land and their friends and co-workers were alive. A few months later, Greg was awarded a gold medal in recognition of his skilful and brave performance under pressure. *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.
Examples of different tenses in the story:
- had just started — Past Perfect: shows an action that happened before another past action.
- was drinking, was going, was ready — Past Continuous: describes actions in progress in the past.
- came in, started, ran aground, hit, sent, leapt, lowered, was able, was awarded — Past Simple: tells about finished actions in the past.
- had run aground — Past Perfect: shows the earlier past event before the rescue started.
- was able to collect — Past Simple with a modal meaning of ability in the past.
- I’m glad that’s over — Present Simple: used in direct speech for a present feeling.