Make a list of five things you could do, organize or participate In to help animals.

I think--only thing i would miss about not living in--big city is going to--concerts of ali kings--I love going to--theatre and i am found of--rock and classical music.I also like--good food and occasionally we go out and have--diner in--nice restaurant somewhere hear--Trafalgar Square.

play) the piano. 3. They didn't worry too much because they (to lock) the door. 4. I asked her when she (to give) me that book to read. 5. We wanted to know if they (to enjoy) the meal. 6. She supposed she (to like) the hotel. 7. I am afraid they (not to come) yet. 8. He wanted to know if the station (to be) far away. 9. Eric doesn't know who (to phone) him at five o'clock. 10. He admitted he (not to be) here for weeks. 11. She was sorry she (to arrive) so late. 12. Jean promised she never (to speak) to me again. 13. Andy said he just (to buy) a new car. 14. My mother decided that she never (to drink) coffee late at night. 15. I hear you already (to find) a new job. 16. We were sure our children (to sleep). 17. I didn't think they still (to discuss) that problem. 18. It is remarkable that you (to come) at last. 19. My doctor thinks I (to be) allergic to pineapples. 20. Sophia knew her aunt (to be) glad to visit her in two days.

Use must,may/might,can/could or can't/couldn't plus the correct form of the verb in these sentences.
1.Where was Peter yesterday?.He....(be)at school.The scholl yer started a week ago.
2.I'm absolutely sure! They....(arrive) yesterday.I saw their tickets.
3.The course....(begin) on the fifth of September but I'm not so certain aboit it.
4.Are you joking! Nick....(go) to Moscow lat week. He's supposed to be at work now.
5.They....(come from) London,but I'm not sure.
6.We....(take) the wrong turn.We should be there by now.
7.They...(miss)their train.Otherwise they wouldne be here by now.
8.It...(be)Masha who answered the phone because she's away.
9.I can't find my cat anywhere.She...(get out) through the window.The opening is too small.

2. What would you like to buy but don't have enough money? Write a wish list of 3-4 things.

3. how often do you buy it?

4. How much do you spend on it?

5. How often do you use it?

6. Do you really need it?

all the right questions. So how on earth do you find a house? Don’t panic: everyones in the same boat. You need to begin by making a list of what you want in a house. For instance, do you want a bath or will just a shower be OK? Do you want a washing machine( my advice-YES- launderettes are a nightmare and you cant afford to have things cleaned for you ). Are you OK with sharing a bathroom or do you want an en suite of your own? You also need to think about where your house is located- bus and train fares can add up to a lot of money.

Secondly, make sure you take with you a list of questions you want to ask. Will you have to pay the rest of the rent if the other rooms aren’t filled? How big is the deposit and will it be returned at the end of your rent? Is there a garden-are you responsible for it? Are the rooms lockable? Is the house in good condition? If the landlord promises to have things repaired, get his promises included in the contract.

There are also a few things you should look our for: what is included in the rent and how much are the extra bills? So if you’ve found a house for 40 a week ,but it doesn’t cover any bills-you aren’t going to save money, especially if the other rooms are empty

tomorrow at school . but dont get any ideas or try to spoil it for me . I wouldn,t do that Ben .I,m your best mate . Thanks .David you dont know how much she means to me .We are goin out on a date on Friday to the cinema .I cant wait .I want it to be special . I cant wait until tomorrow .Could you introduce me to her friends ? of couse i will David.Dont worry .I,ii see you tomorrow at school .

A1)....(relax) and informal teaching style
American schools encourage students to think independently and take part in class
discussions. The American 2)....(educate) system also offers a great range
of subjects, so you could get the chance to study American history, journalism,
business studies or drama. Some high schools offer 3)....(drive) lessons
too, so you could even get your American driving licence while you're in the USA!
School life
If you take part in our exchange programme, you'll experience what's unique about an American high school! On a typical day, you might travel to school by yellow school bus, then chat with friends while you put away your coat and lunch in your 4)....(lock).You'll then have around five hours of classes! You'll get a report card about 5)....(two) a year.Your grades will depend on your performance in class discussions, homework and projects.
Sports and extra-curricular activities
Sporting activities are a major part of high school life, and your school will expect you to participate! Of course, there's cheerleading and American football, but other popular sports include soccer, basketball and baseball. If you're not the 6)....(sport) type, there are also many other things to do such as join the school newspaper, the debating club or the 'prom' 7)....(organise) committee. The prom is an 8)....(extreme) special dance at the end of the school year