Intermediary communicative types of sentences презентация

surely I may treat him as a human being.” – “Most certainly not” (B. Shaw)
“I don’s disturb you, I hope, Mr. Cokane.” – “By no means” (B. Shaw)
“Wait a second, you haven’t told me your address.” – “Oh, I’m staying…” (A. Christie)

was my mission, you imagined. It was not, but where was I to go?” (O. Wilde)
How could I have ever thought I could get away with it! (J. Osborne)

with a man who insists on treating her as if she were a perfectly rational being?” – “My dear!” (O. Wilde)

accentuates the declarative nature of the questions:

“What more can a woman desire in this world?” – “Nothing more, I am quite sure.”

love, is poor? Oh, no one.” (O. Wilde)

Albina, are you preparing a free talk for tomorrow?
– Well, who else will?

the time? Or was love always sudden like this? A wild flower seeding on a wild wind? (J. Galsworthy)

might as well sit down,” said Javotte.

“And if you’ll excuse me, Lady Eileen, I think it’s time you were going back to bed.” The firmness of his tone admitted of no parley. (A. Christie)

done for!” (J. Galsworthy)
Talk of the devil and he will appear.
Live and learn.
Live and let live.
Don’t cross the bridge till you get to it.

should like to hear about yours.” (E.J. Howard)
Please, tell me what I can do.

Would you like to come? (the speaker feels hopeful that his interlocutor will accept the implied invitation)
Can I take you home in a cab?
And you will come too, Basil, won’t you?