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1) (Be) free and alon is a ggod thing if you are tired of big cities. 2) (Find) you here was quite a surprise. 3) If this is what you intend to ask me?stop(waster) your time. 4) They kept on (talk) though the band began (play). 5) Everyone enjoyed (swim) in the river. 6) Mу watch needs (repair). 7) He never mentioned (live) in Prague. 8) He does not seem to mind (air) the room. 9) Just imagine (go) there together. 10) Dont put off (do) it now. If you postpone (receive) a visa again, you will miss an excellent opportunity of (go) there.

of the geography of the country.

2) The English Channel separatesGreat Britainfrom the continent.

3) Britainis a state with a highly developed industry.

1) fifteen twenty one; 2) the eleventh of March; 3) two
fifths; 4) seventeen point four two; 5) eighteen hundred
five; 6) a (one) sixth; 7) one tenth; 8) the first of January;
9) sixteen thirty three; 10) nought point two four.

1. They don't never come in time.
2. Bill doesn't see his friends on Saturday.
3. Tom doesn't have a new computer.
4. This bird doesn't fly North in winter.
5. Their child doesn't feed the cat.
6. I don't often visit me grandmother.
7. Sally doesn't take French lessons.
8. We are not at work now.
9. Her aunt doesn't teach English.
10. The sun doesn't shine brightly.

1) The decision (take, Past Simple) to sell BP’s three corporate jets.
2) 33 per cent of new businesses now (start, Present Simple) by women.
3) Mr.Huet recently (transfer, Present Perfect) to New York as head of Societe General in America.
4) Many jobs (take, Present Continuous) in the rapidly growing service sector — banking, computer programming, financial services.
5) To date, 22 government-owned concerns (privatize, Present Perfect), including the national airline and shipping companies, regional water utilities and a commercial TV station.
6) The fate of the sportswear company Adidas (decide, Past Simple) yesterday.
7) Tokay, the world’s oldest wine brand, (acquire, Present Continuous) by a Japanese distiller.
8) Turnover fell by 9 per cent to $1.5 billion mainly because
of divestments. The group said a further 17 non-core businesses
(sell, Past Perfect) during the year.
9) Where portable computers may previously (regard, Perfect infinitive) as a status symbol or even as an executive toy, they now (view, Present Simple) more objectively by the companies that buy them in quantity.