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                Exercise 174. Put the verbs into the correct column.
                To adore, to care about, to have, to fit, to owe, to intend, to concern, to consent,
                to displease, to smell, to be,     to appreciate, to astonish, to hate, to appear, to
                enjoy, to lack.
                              Verbs that change their meaning when being used in Present Continuous:
                  State verbs      write down these verbs and their translation in each tense
                                Meaning in Present Simple   Meaning in Present Continuous

















                Exercise 175. Watch the video 2.3 and answer the questions.
                https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiKp_yOG47w
                Answer the questions:
             1.  How many hours do people have at their disposal on a weekly basis?
             2.  How many hours do you work per week?
             3.  Do you work on the weekends?
             4.  Do you use your time wisely? If so, how? If not, why?
             5.  How many hours a day do you think successful people work?
                Time  doesn’t  discriminate  (дискриминирует).  The  CEO  (генеральный
                директор)  of  a  Fortune  500  company  with  an  overloaded  schedule
                (перегруженным  графиком)  and  a  college  graduate  procrastinating
                (откладывающий) about starting a business – each get 168 hours per week (в
                неделю) to spend as they see fit (как они считают нужным). Some people
                are able to accomplish (достичь/успеть) a lot from Monday to Friday (or to
                Sunday if you count weekends) while others struggle (имеют проблемы) to
                get much done at all (вообще мало что успевают сделать). So what’s the

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