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14. Determine the meaning of the forms of genetive case:
1. Nevertheless, I got through my day's quota of reading. 2. My pupil's year was a harassing one. I was restless. 3. The scandals came out, and George's cross-examination was a bitter hour. 4. There were …some disquieting rumours about George's indiscretion in the town, the news of the birth of Marion's child (Ch.Snow. Time of Hope) // He had left his mackintosh on a peg outside the men’s cloakroom. 6. He had brought a few traveller’s cheques with him. 7. Ivo’s and Gito’s lorry was Canadian Dodge. 8. Gito’s set face. The lorry’s steep, battered sides. 9. Roger’s attack of nerves wore off (J. Wain. A Winter in the Hills).
15. Define the meanings of the underlined aspectual-temporal forms:

1. 
   «I've got your coat here». «My…?» The young lady left it for you. 2. «Are you having a holiday up here?» Bryant probed gently. 3. I'll come when I've finished my drink. 4. She mistook his tone, though he was being ironic. 5. «Well, I've come to ask you something», said Roger. 6. It was not present on every run, but they never knew when it would be there. 7. «Roger», he said. «I'm glad you came. You've saved somebody a journey». 8. Roger nodded to show that he understood. 9. Not going to the chapel? No. I've closed it up. I'm staying in the hotel tonight. 10. … there was nothing he had forgotten. 11. As a last benediction to the place, he knelt and fuelled stove so that in would burn for eight hours after he had gone.12. «We have lovely things to eat. And we go to see the trains». 13. «»Wait till I come back,» he said… 14. He knew that once the doors of the lift opened and they all got in, a new life would begin for every one of them. 15. …it was obvious that everyone there spoke Welsh. 16. He spoke in English…. 17. «…I've known them all my life…» (J.Wain. A Winter in the Hills).