Complete the sentences with the new words.
1. Sports can- everyone.
2. It’s better to- a disease than to spend a lot of time on its
treatment.
3. is good not only for your body but also for the soul.
4. There is a famous Lermontov- in the Caucasus.
5. If you swim in the ice hole, then you can be called a -
6. The best- for the cold is hot milk.
7. To - a disease is easier than to it.
8. One can’t be called a- if they swim in a cold
in summer.

I. Замени подчёркнутые дополнения на подходящие местоимения her, him, them, us.
1) The father makes John ________________ walk the dog.
2) We would like our parents ______________ to donate money to the charity organisation.
3) Sam wants his mother ____________ to help him with Maths.
4) The teacher asks the pupils ______________ to organise a charity fair.
5) The mother asks my brother and me __________ to tidy the house.
6) The parents would like Mike ___________ to help in the garden.
7) I don’t make Kate ______________ donate money to charity. She does it on her own (сама).

II. Write the sentences using the complex object
1. The Smiths want__________us to visit____________ (we, visit) them next month.
2. The teacher let ___________________ (the class, go) home early.
3. What does the teacher expect _________________________ (his pupils, do) during the lesson?
4. When do you expect ________________________ (they, arrive)?
5. The man wouldn’t like _____________________ (his son, become) a dentist.
6. Alice didn’t expect ______________________ (the exams, start) in April.
7. Don’t make ____________________________ (I, do homework).
8. Do you want _______________________ (she, volunteer) at the local hospital?
9. She made ________________________ (her daughter, do the chores).
10. Let ________________________ (Mary, explain) you everything.
III. Fill in the right words. There is an extra word.
Charitable, websites, donations, hospitals, need, helps, elderly.
Most forms of charity mean providing basic items (вещи, предметы)of necessity, such as food, water, clothing, healthcare. There are so many ________________ organizations in the world today. They allow people to donate either directly or online, through (через) _______________. Charitable organizations also include (включают в себя) nursing homes, food banks, religious institutes and _______________ for the poor. Donating things you don’t use anymore is one of the forms of charity. Not everyone is lucky enough to have lots of toys or warm clothes for winter.
Sometimes people simply can’t find the job to earn enough (достаточно) money. Others are sick, disabled or ________________ and can’t get around on their own. These are the cases when charity ____________. If everyone made charity a part of their life and helped those who are in ____________, the world would become a better place to live. Mother Teresa once said: “To truly give charity, you must be free of selfishness!” And, it’s true. The acts of charity come in many different forms.

Change the sentences from active voice to passive voice
1. they made a reservation a month ago
2. the workers build a tall and beatiful building near our house
3. we havent invited this girl to our school party.
4. i didnt know that my aunt had sold her flat two month ago
5. i must observe school rules
6. he will clean his flat tomorrow after lessons
7. she is watching a new film with her small brothers
8. when i came my room he was listening to jazz
9. this boys always laugh at my niece

2 Complete the sentences with the article a/the where necessary 1) Greece is situated in south of Europe. 2) Ronalds usually spend Christmas in Alps 3) There is no butter in fridge. 4) grey cloud covered sun and strong wind blew 5) Madagascar is washed by Indian Ocean 6) In 1868, Queen Victoria published book our Life in 5 Tra the Highlands 7) It was first day of summer and Sue decided to invite her 2 friends to cinema. 8) Nigel can’t play guitar as well as he plays violin. 9) Her birthday is on second of April. 10) They play chess every Sunday

Complete the conversation. Use was/were or use the past simple (I did, etc.) or the past continuous (was doing, etc.) of the verb in brackets ().
1.POLICEMAN: What were you doing (you/do) when the accident happened(happen)?
COLIN: I was at the bus-stop. I was waiting (wait) for a bus.
POLICEMAN: (you/see) the accident?
COLIN: No, because I (read) the newspaper.
2. NICOLA: I (telephone) you at 9 o’clock last night but you were not at home.
MARTIN: 9’o clock? I (sit) in cafe, (drink) hot chocolate.
NICOLA: Jane with you?
MARTIN: No, she (work) in the library.
NICOLA: Where (you/go) after the cafe?
MARTIN: I (go) home.
3. MUM: Oh no! My beautiful new plate. What happened?
ANGELA: I’m really sorry,Mum. I (break) it when I (wash) it.
MUM: How?
ANGELA: My hands wet and I (drop) it on the floor.
4. SOPHIE: (you/think) yesterday’s exam difficult?
EDWARD: No, not really, but I (not/write) very much.
SOPHIE: Why not?
EDWARD: Because I (dream) about my holidays.
5. ANDREW: There a crash outside my house yesterday.
PIPA: What (happen)?
ANDREW: I don’t know. It (rain) but the drivers (not/go) fast.
PIPA: Were they hurt?
ANDREW: One man (break) his arm and the other man (cut) his head.
6. TRACY: Pardon? I didn’t hear you. Could you repeat that, please?
NEIL: I (not/talk) to you.
TRACY: Who (you/talk) to?
NEIL: Sarah.
TRACY: Oh, sorry.

The history of York stretches back to Roman times. Few cities look as completely medieval as York as many buildings have remained more or less unchanged for centuries. With its ancient wooden houses and narrow winding streets, the whole city gives off an atmosphere of history. Today, these streets contain a fascinating variety of shops. York has been called “the City of churches” for there are no fewer than 17 pre-Reformation churches within the city walls. The pride of York is the huge and magnificent Minster which towers over the whole city. It is thought to contain the largest area of medieval coloured glass in the world. If you don’t want to join a group tour, there are cassettes - complete with Sony Walkman - which will tell you all about the city.
B Dover
The white cliffs of Dover are familiar to millions of travellers. Dover, the gateway to Britain, is the busiest ferry port in Europe. In times gone by, the town has been host to kings, armies, pilgrims and all kinds of travellers. Ancient monuments and ruins testify to Dover’s long and fascinating history and today the town offers a great deal to interest visitors all the year round. On a fine day, the harbour itself offers excellent walks. Particularly recommended is the Prince of Wales Pier at the end of which you will find a viewing place with a splendid outlook over the entire port, the white cliffs and Dover Castle. With two direct trains each hour from London Victoria and London Charing Cross, Dover is ideal for a day-trip from the capital.
C Portsmouth
This is a very special year for Portsmouth. The historic military city is celebrating its 800th anniversary and we want you to join the party! Apart from special events such as military displays and parades, there is always something to do in Portsmouth. Visit our historic ships, explore under the sea in our Underwater World, enjoy the year-round Resort Centre - the possibilities are endless.
And once you’ve had a taste of what the town has to offer, why not hop on the luxury cruise vessel Solent Enterprise and enjoy a leisurely day trip to the beautiful Isle of Wight?
D Oxford
Oxford has a timeless beauty which is found at every twist and turn of this ancient university city: in the soft golden stone of the college buildings and the peaceful courtyards and gardens. There is so much to see and do in Oxford. Take the “Guide Friday” open-top bus tour to see 25 of the 35 colleges - it leaves every 15 minutes and one ticket lasts all day. Or explore on foot-guided walking tours start at the information centre. Get a bird’s eye panorama of the whole city from the top of St Mary’s. Take a journey through time at the unique Oxford Story exhibition in Broad Street. And then there are the shops. Lose yourself in famous Blackwell’s bookshop in Broad Street - with the largest display of books for sale in one room anywhere in the world. The Gallery at Gloucester Green has a busy cosmopolitan atmosphere, with speciality shops, pavement cafes and street entertainers. And of course there are many big name shops too.
E Llangollen
For six days every July, Llangollen becomes the cultural centre of the world, attracting choirs, musicians, folk singers and dancers from all continents. Over 40 different countries are represented with colourful national costumes, taking part in daily competitions and performing in evening concerts. But if you are more of the outdoor type, why not try riding the rapids? Experience the excitement of white water rapids on the River Wild. All equipment can be hired. Llangollen is also a centre for outdoor clothing and equipment for climbing, walking, mountain biking and camping. From Llangollen wharf you can embark on a 45-minute horse drawn boat trip along the river or, on certain days, you can go for a longer journey on the Thomas Telford, which has refreshments on board to add to your enjoyment.

Заполните таблицу со словами в поле. complete the table wint the words in the box. (can’t,could,play,can,could,can,couldn’t,can) present.1)i __sing.2)he__play tennis.3)___they dance? 4)yes,they ___/no,they can’t. past.1)she___sing.2)we couldn’t___tennis.3)___they dance? 4)yes,they could/no,they_________-

Complete the sentences. (10 marks)
1 Watch these people on the talent
. They can do amazing things,
like singing, dancing, or telling really funny jokes!
2 You need to use a spam. if you
want to stop getting spam emails.
3 The first. of the drama series was
better than the second one.
4 She’s really courageous. You need to have a lot
of. if you want to work as a
firefighter.
5 I clean my clothes with. powder.
6 Don’t. away glass and paper.
Recycle them!
7 I often chat to my friends using.
messaging.
8 You need to have the correct. to
log on to this site. It must include a mixture of
letters and numbers.
9 I usually find. operas a bit
depressing.
10 You can. this log on the fire.

Put the following sentences into the Past and Future Simple Tenses:
1. There is a medical faculty at our Academy. 2. There are many clinical chairs at the University. 3. There are many qualified teachers at our Medical Institute. 4. There are several outstanding scientists at our hospital. 5. There are many medical colleges in our country. 6. There is a very interesting museum in our village. 7. In this residential district there are a lot of parks.

Write passive sentences
1)We will give you plenty of time to decide
2)They will show us a new machine
3)Somebody paid the men €400 to do the work
4)They asked me some difficult questions at the interview
5)Linda’s colleagues gave her a present when she retired
6)Nobody told me about the meeting
7)How much will they pay you for your work
8)I think they will offer Tom the job

Complete the email to your English pen-friend about your favourite film.
Hi.
My favourite film is. It is a. film. It was directed by. It stars. The film is about. It is. and it has great. Don’t.

Re-phrase the following sentences using the word ASK
1. you can't EXPECTHIM TO BEHAVEPROPERLY. HE IS ONLY 3.
2. how much money does HE WANT TO HAVE FOR his country house?
3. they often HAVE PEOPLE TO STAY over the weekend.
4. she WONDERED IF the Dean would allow her to stay away from college on Friday. Her mom was ill.
5. did anyone WANT TO SEE me while i was absent?
6. could you DO ME A FAVOUR?
7. he is very busy now and i can't TURN TO HIM for help.
8. what about INVITING THE BROWNS TO DINNER?

"The animal game".The sentences are all wrong.Make the sentences true.
1. A mouse is larger than a cat.
1. A peacock is the most dangerous birdin the Moscow Zoo.
1. Make the sentences true.
2. Ostriches can fly.
2. Ostriches are the smallest birds.
2. The largest animal in the world is the dinosaur.
3. A shark’s ears are very long.
3. A giraffe is faster than a cheetah.
3. The blue whale is the largest fish.
4. The Asian elephant is smaller than the Nile crocodile.
4. Alligators are more dangerous than crjcjdiles.
4. All pigs are pink.

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1) Read about the public transport system in these European capitals, choose from the sentences A – H the one which fits each gap (1-7). There’s one extra sentence which you do not need to use.

A. Getting there means choosing between an efficient underground system or being stuck in traffic jams for much of the journey.
B. Most city dwellers bought a second car.
C. The ring road was opposed by environmentalists but has turned out to be a great success.
D. Many of the city’s highways are blocked off to allow construction work go ahead.
E. Predictably, private cars were found to be the main source of pollution.
F. Half the money is provided by the government, the remainder comes from fares.
G. Above ground, Londoners are not doing much better.
H. It will certainly be the most modern.
A. VIENNA
Although Vienna already has a superb public transport system, work has begun on planning to divert traffic away from the streets of the city. Key plans include building new and improved motorway and rail links and a city ring road. Within the city, 30 kilometers of underground lines will be added to the Metro over the next ten years. At present, millions of euros is poured into Vienna’s public transport system every year. (1)_____ The underground links well with the extensive tram lines and bus routes. There are already 500 kms of cycle paths, although Viennese cyclists grumble at deep potholes in the paths.
B. BERLIN
Huge building sites, large-scale repairs of roads and the reconnection of the two halves of the city have all combined to make Berlin a difficult place to move about in. (2)____ Several of the underground and cross-town railway stations are closed down for renovation. For car drivers, the worst problem is trying “to get to the other side” – to move from east to west or vice versa. There are simply not enough roads to meet the demand. The good news is that all this inconvenience is working towards a good cause. When all the building and rebuilding is finished, Berlin’s commuters will have one of Europe’s most efficient traffic systems. (3)___ At present, the “Green Wave” guarantees the free flow of traffic along the city’s main streets: drivers who keep to 50 km can hit a wave of green lights and avoid getting stuck in traffic.
C. ATHENS
The Greek metropolis was confirmed as Europe’s most polluted city this week. (4)____ Given the city’s poor public transport, cars are overwhelmingly the means of transport chosen by most Athenians. Unfortunately, it is a choice to which Athens is particularly ill-suited, with its high buildings, narrow streets and a single ring road, which forces most vehicles entering the city center at some point along their journey. The most drastic of a series of measures – banning odd or even number-plated cars from the city center on alternate working days – has failed to solve the problem. (5)_____ The government has also begun investing heavily in public transport and, after long delays, is now building the city’s first underground metro system.
D. LONDON
For a nation which once prided itself on building roads and railways for others, transport in the capital is in a worry state. Today, the world’s oldest Tube (the first section was opened in 1863) still boasts 735 million passenger journeys a year. But it is widely regarded as over-priced, inefficient and in need of extensive repair. (6)____ The worsening of public services has brought an increase in private transport. The subsequent congestion on the capital’s streets was made worse when cars were banned from the City, London’s financial center, to follow bomb attacks.
E. STOCKHOLM
It is ten kilometers from my house in the Stockholm suburbs to the office in the city center where I work. (7)____ For me, public transport wins hands down. If I leave home just before eight o’clock, I’m at the office by half past eight. The train runs every three minutes or so at peak times on the main routes. During the rush hour it can be difficult to get a seat, but it’s rare to be crammed in like sardines, as in London or Paris. For the price of a monthly pass, you can travel on all buses and trains within Stockholm – to me that is true value for money and certainly less than the cost of the petrol you would use. By comparison, driving to work, with the congestion and difficulty to find parking space, is just not worth to hassle.

A. Complete the following sentences with the Present Continuous (affirmative).
1. Richard _______________ (have) a shower now. He can’t come to the phone.
2. Anna _________________ (watch) a film.
3. Look, Michael _________________ (play) football over there. Let’s talk to him.
4. The baby _________________ (sleep) now. Don’t make so much noise.
5. Look at all those people over there. I don’t know what _________________ (happen).
6. They _________________ (run) around the park.
7. At the moment I ______________ (read) a book about vampires. It’s fantastic!
8. Oh no! It _________________ (rain)!
9. Where are Paul and Kate? They are over there. They _________________ (wait) for the bus.
10. I can’t go now. I ____________ (do) my homework.
B Choose the best option: the Present Simple or the Present Continuous.
1. I often _____________ tennis.
a) play b) plays c) am playing
2. Mary _____________ a computer game now.
a) play b) plays c) is playing
3. My brother never _____________ our mother with the dishes.
a) help b) helps c) is helping
4. Now I _____________ my homework.
a) do b) am doing c) is doing
5. I _____________ up early every day.
a) wake b) wakes c) am waking

Put the questions to the sentences below.
1. The sun is the centre of the world.
2. English is a world language.
3. When Ann came to the new school she saw many trees around it.
4. The earth is a source of our wealth.
5. Mineral water in bottles is always drinkable.
6. Even good pupils couldn’t do the exercises in physics.
7. Activity in learning helps students to get better results.
8. A lot of harm to the forest was done by fire last year.
9. Nobody knows who set fire to the new building.
10. It is always important to keep your body clean.
11. He raised his right hand to protect his face.
12. The environment is natural conditions such as air, water, land and others.
13. The wood was polluted with smoke from the chemical mill.

You work as a teacher.
Read the sentences your students have written.
Decide if the sentences are grammatically correct.

1. We walked from the Washington Square to the Central Park.
2. I’ve bought a lovely small French blue dress.
3. He appears to be wearing a hat.
4. Don’t say anything, will you?
5. I haven’t had a breakfast yet.
6. What of these books do you want?
7. These seats are no better that the others.
8. Nobody didn’t tell us.
9. I don’t understand – So do I.
10. Did he not understand the text?
11. The news wasn’t too bad.
12. You can’t enter unless you are accompanied by an adult.
13. I know him for five years.
14. They didn’t arrive when I left.
15. I’ll see you when I’ll get back.
16. Let’s try again, shall we?
17. I have not got a car. I wish I have a car.
18. May you show me where it is?

Use the appropriate articles (a/an, the, zero articles) to complete the text.
The Siberian Tiger.
The Siberian tiger, also known as 1) … Amur tiger is 2) … tiger species whose habitats can be found in 3) … southwestern part of Russia, in 4) … Far East. 5) … Siberian tiger is 6) … large animal. Scientists say it is 7) … largest living cat. It has 8) … extended body, is reddish-yellow in colour with 9) … narrow black stripes, rather short legs and 10) … fairly tail. 11) … adult male tiger of more than 35 months of age usually weighs about 176 kg, 12) … adult tigress – more than 115 kg.
The number of animals is going down. They are considered to be 13) … endangered animals.
и объясните выбор

Make up sentences using the Passive Voice.1.Strings: sheep gut.2.Drums: metal, wood and a vibrating membrane.3.Stringed instruments: wood.4.Flute: yellow brass plated with silver.5.Most electronic instruments: plastic and metals.6.Saxophones: brass.7.Woodwinds: wood.8.Experimental strings: silver, glass, gold, silk.9.Brass instruments: brass.10.Tambourine:hoop, small metal discs set.

Объясните выбор.
Упражнение 7. Complete the conversation. Use the correct form of will or going to.
Tom: (1 you watch) ____________TV tonight?
Ann: No. I’ve just bought some new CDs. I _______________ (2 listen) to them. What about you?
Tom: I ___________ (3 watch) the new Brad Pitt film. It’s on at 7.30.
Ann: Oh, really? I didn’t know about that. I think I _____________ (4 watch) it, too. I _____________ (5 listen) to my CDs tomorrow.
Tom: Let’s watch the film together. I_______________ (6 buy) some drinks and snacks.
Ann: Oh, thanks. That’s a great idea.

Listen and read the text.Imagine you were in Japan on the day of the earthquake and tsunami in March 2011. Where were you? What did you see and hear? How did you feel? In a few minutes,write a few sentences. You can use the headlines in Ex.1 Tell your partner or the class.

Упражнение 6. Complete the conversation. Use ’m going to, ’re going to, ‘ll or won’t. Объясните выбор(!).
A: (1) I ___________ play tennis this afternoon.
В: Great! (2) I ___________ come with you.
A: But you haven’t got a tennis racket.
В: (3) I ___________ borrow my brother’s racket.
A: And you don’t know how to play tennis.
В: (4) I ___________ practise first.
A: But (5) I ___________ play with Phil and after the match (6) we ___________ have lunch with his parents.
В: Oh! Well, then (7) I ___________ come with you. (8) I ___________ do my homework.

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Упражнение 7. Complete the conversation. Use the correct form of will or going to.
Tom: (1 you watch) ____________TV tonight?
Ann: No. I’ve just bought some new CDs. I _______________ (2 listen) to them. What about you?
Tom: I ___________ (3 watch) the new Brad Pitt film. It’s on at 7.30.
Ann: Oh, really? I didn’t know about that. I think I _____________ (4 watch) it, too. I _____________ (5 listen) to my CDs tomorrow.
Tom: Let’s watch the film together. I_______________ (6 buy) some drinks and snacks.
Ann: Oh, thanks. That’s a great idea.

A) Complete The Sentences. Use The past Simple passive form of the verbs.
1. The Statue of Liberty Was Built (Build) in France
2. It Was a terrible accident. How many people _____ (kill)?
3. Tomas Fell off his bike yesterday, but he _____ (not injure)
4. We didn’t play well yesterday. We ____ (beat) 4-0!
5. When the volcano erupted, the noise _____ (hear) 200 km. away
B) Complete The Sentences with a, an, the or - (no article)
My grandparents live in the countryside, in ____ old cottage. It’s got ____ Bedroom, ____ bathroom, ____ living room and ____ kitchen. _____ bedroom and ____ living room are quite big, but ____ kitchen’s very small! I love ____ cottages like my grandparents

Complete the dialogues with the correct question tag.
1.A: You’re not going jogging,_____?
B: Why not?
A: It’s raining outside,_____?
B: No,it stopped five minutes ago.
2.A: We need another player for the football team,___?
B: Yes,what about Richard?
A: He can’t play football,___?
B: He’s quite good actually.
3.A: You don’t want anything from the supermarket,____?
B: I don’t think so. Ney,wait! There isn’t any bread,____?
A: No, we need some.
B: And you won’t forget to get milk,___?

Read the sentences with present perfect tense.do you see in these sentences any word which are usually used with the present perfect tense
1. have you ever been abroad?
2. i haven’t seen it yet.
3. she’s sent a message on the radio
4. i’ve never been to the US.
5. kate and sam have arrived in america
6. i’ve just finished my homework.
7. we have always invited him to pop concerts.
8. their plane has already arrived.
9. josie has had an unusual job.
10. i’ve never been to a film studio

Write the correct full form of the verb. Don’t use short forms with (’) in this task!
Use the rules about if-sentences and wish-sentences.
1. If I
the map at home, I would not have lost my way. (leave/ not)
2. Sam has lost his documents. If he
more careful, He would not have lost them. (be)
3. Did you buy that T-shirt you saw? No, but I wish I
it. (buy)
4. You
my notebook, if you want to. (can / borrow)

Exercise 1. Choose the correct word.
1) The book is based on a true / real story.
2) Greetings / Remarks from Turkey!
3) It was totally responsible / irresponsible of you to leave your house unlocked for two days.
4) What you wrote in your essay was clear and logical / illogical. That’s why you got “A”.
Exercise 2. Complete the sentences using back, round, across, out.
1) She came __________ a letter from an old friend.
2) They came __________ to work when we called them.
3) Jason came __________ to wish me Happy Birthday.
4) This issue of Fame Magazine came __________ last week.
Exercise 3. Translate the dialogue.
A: Pacific Teen Camp. How can I help you?
B: Good morning. My name’s Ann Smith. I’d like to reserve a week at your camp.
A: When would you like to come?
B: The first week of August.
A: Which courses would you like to take?
B: I’d like to take swimming and horse riding.
A: That’s fine.
B: Can you send me an e-mail with the details?
A: Certainly. Can you give me your e-mail address?
B: Of course. It’s [email protected]

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60. Use the Present Progressive in the folowing sentences.
1.Dont rush me. I ___ as fast as I can. (I/work)
2. What ___? It looks awful. (You/drink)
___ to catch his train.(He/hurry)
___ our holiday here vere much. (We/enjoy)
What time ___ tomorrow? (He/arrive)
___ to lock the front door now. (She/try)
61. Use the correct Present (Simple or Progresive) tense form in the following sentences
1.These flowers ____ (smell) very sveet.
2.My mother always ____ (get up) at half past six in the morning.
3.John ___ (learn) the poem by heart now.
4.We ___ (go) to the cinema tonight.
5.My classmate ___ (practise) the violin every day.
6.The bous ___ (swim) back towards the beach now.
62. Use the correct Present (Simple or Progresive) tense form in the following dialogues.
1.Ann sees Paul putting on his coat and says: ’Were you (go), Paul?’
2.Paul: I (go) to buy some cigaretes. ’You (want) an evening paper?’
3.Ann: ’No, thanks. You are always buying cigarettes, Paul. How many cigarettes you (smoke) a day?
4.Paul: ’I (not smoke) very many - perhaps 15. Jack (smoke) far more than I (do). He (spend) $10 a week on cigarettes.’
5. Mary (see) Pater standing at the bus stop. Mary: Hello, Peter. What busy you (wait) for? Peter:’Hello, Mary. I (wait) for a 9 or 14 bus.’
7.Mary: You usually (go) to work by car, dont you? Peter: ’Yes but the car (belong) to my mother and she sometimes want it. She (use) it today to take Tom to the dentist’
63. Make the foloowing negative and interrogative using the Simple Past.
1.It starts to rain.
2.People like our house.
3.She drinks coffee every morning.
4.I play chess with my father.
5.My brother sits at his desk writing a letter.
6.The boy stops a taxi in the street.

Упражнение1. Use Present Perfect Active or Passive of the verbs in brackets to complete the sentences.
1. Peter. (to break) the window.
2. The exercise. (to write) already.
3. The text. (to translate) by Victor.
4. The teacher just. (to explain) the new rule.
5. We (to learn) the Passive Voice already.
6. A new school. (to build) in this street.
Упражнение 2. Translate into English using Present Perfect Active or Passive.
1. Я только что купил газету
2. Телевизор только что выключили.
3. Он уже ответил на вопрос
4. Слова только что написали на доске
5. Мы уже говорили об этом
6. Все ответы уже даны.
7. Об этом только что сказали по радио.
8. Я уже смотрел этот фильм
9. Мне ничего об этом не говорили
10. Все предложения уже написаны.