Work with a partner. Use the adverbs of frequency to talk about your daily routine.

get up / wake up, have a shower, start the day with a good breakfast, cook / have (something for) breakfast / lunch / dinner, leave home, get to university, have classes, do my homework, watch TV, go to bed

Example:

I usually get up at seven o’clock.

20.Complete the text with the correct form of the word in brackets; translate the text.

Jane (be) always busy with her job. She (get) to the office before 8.30. She (take off) her coat, (put on) her reading glasses and (sit down) at her desk. Then she (read) her mail and (fill out) the daily reports. If she (have) enough time, she (have) a cup of coffee.

At 9 o’clock the other workers (arrive). Some of them (be) too tired to smile. Sometimes Jane (be) too busy to talk, but she (say) hello to everyone.

At 9.30 she (go) into the boss’s office. She (give) him the daily reports. They always (talk) about them for a few minutes. She (tell) the boss her plans for the day. Then she (go back) to her office and (make) phone calls. The company (do) business in England and Japan, so sometimes she (have) to call these countries.

At the end of the day she (pick up) the children at school. They (be) always happy to see her and she (be) always energetic enough to play with them at home. Jane (be) important to the people at the office and to the people at home, and she (do) a good job both places.

21. Match the two halves ofEnglish sayings. Are they similar to any in your own language? How many Russian sayings about time can you think of?

a) Time and tide	1 will be done at no time.
b) A stitch in time	2 like the present.
c) The one who is first to act	3 what you can do today.
d) Well begun	4 saves nine.
e) Never put off till tomorrow	5 wait for no man.
f) Busiest men	6 when you’re having fun.
g) What may be done at any time	7 achieves success.
h) There’s no time	8 find the most time.
i) Today is the tomorrow	9 is half done.
j) Time flies	10 we worried about yesterday.

22.What sort of people tend to be unpunctual?Read the following textand check your ideas.

It is Never Too Late to Be Punctual

People who are unpunctual fall into three categories. The first, and saddest comprises the hopelessly incompetent and inefficient who worry about being on time and never are. The second lot are, strange as it may seem, impatient people who cannot bear to be kept waiting, and who make sure they don’t arrive before the appointed time, thus guaranteeing that others must wait for them. If they are outmaneuvered and compelled to wait for someone, they are the first to express disapproval of the bad manners of the latecomers. Finally, there are the egoists determined to impose their own personality on others and to impress their sense of importance on them. An easy way to do this is to keep everyone waiting until the star makes an appearance.

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