Write guestions or negatives with used to Mark lived in Paris + Mark didn t use to live in Paris. Mark lived in Paris? Did

1.You shouldn’t be rude to people who are trying to help you. … advice if you don’t like it, but behave yourself. a)ignore b)deserve c)confess d)follow
2.Nobode except us knew about the plan. It means that the person who …us is here in this room.
a)had betrayed b)betray c)has betrayed d)was betrayed
3.I envy her because she is so good at languages. She … Italian for only a year and can already speak it perfectly. a)have been learning b)had learnt c)has been learning d)was learning
4.When the fire began, I found out that the door was locked. It was my roommate who … me from the fire.
a)rescued b)has rescued c)had been rescuing d)rescues
5.Wherever we live and … language we speak we all need friends.
a)whoever b)however c)whatever d)whenever

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hi isabel,
i'm in the beautiful city of oxford. I 1 (study) German and Russian at the university here. I 2 (find) both languages interesting but German
3 (be) more difficult. All the other students on the course. 4 (feel) the same way,too. We 5 (meet) once a week to discuss the lectures. This week,e 6 (go) to the theatre in London to see a play. I 7 (stay) on the campus for the moment but a few of us. 8 (look) for a house to share. the foof in the halls. 9 (not/be) very good,so we usually. 10 (have) lunch at a restaurant nearby.
I hope to hear from you soon
Take care,
Bill.

2)))Put in the werbs in brackets into the present simple or the present perfect

1. A : When did you move (you/move) house,David?

B: Three days ago but I (not/unpack) yet.

2. A: Do you like Chinese food?

B: Actually, I (NEVER/TRY) it

3. A: I (just/finish) my essay

B:Really? I (write) mine yesterday evening

4. A: How long (you/live) in America?
B: I (come) here in 2004

5. A : (you/type) the letters yet?

B: Yes, I (finish) them half an hour ago and (give) them to Mr Harris

3)))Fill in : has/have been/to,has/have gone to

1. A:Have you ever been to France?

B:No, haven't but I'd like to go one day

2. A:I'm afraid Sue and Pam can't come with us. They want to visit their grandmother.

B: She _____

3. A: Haw long ___ Mexico?

B:For nearly three uears

4.A: Do you know where Mum is?

B: I think she ___ the post office to get some stamps.

5)))Put the adjectives in the right order

1 a new/woollwn/red/smart/hat ( a smart new red woollen hat)

2 a(n) modern/luxurious/italian/car (______ )

3 two/long/blue/beautiful/dresses ( ______ )

4 a gold/tiny/round/Russian/coin (_____)

5 a plastic/blue/little/spoon ( _____ )

6)))Choose the correct answer

1 We used ... in flat but now we live in a big house a) live b) to live c) living

2 I'm used ... up very early in the morning, so it doesn't bother me a) to get b) getting c) to getting

3 It was difficult at first but Max is getting used ... on the left a) drive b) to driving c) driving

4 Dad didn't use ... on Saturdays but he does now a) work b) working c) to work

5 When Helen was little, her father used ... her stories before going to bed a) tell b) to tell c) telling

6 I never got used ... German when I lived in Germany.It was difficult for me to learn a) to speaking b) speaking c) speak

7 Neil isn't used ... Chinese food a) to eat b) to eating c) eating

8 Tom used ... in Rome but now he's moved back to London a)live b) to living c) to live

IKEA. The main idea of it was bad customer service, inconvenience customers suffer putting furniture together. All B6 (THIS) complaints looked ridiculous to us. Manuals from IKEA on assembling'furniture are so clear that a child can do it. They contain no words at all — just B7 (DETAIL) steps on how to assemble it.
I remember B8 (ASSEMBLE) hall furniture in our apartment in Russia. 30% of holes were not matching and I had to drill holes with a bigger diameter or at different angles to put pieces together. The mirror was much B9 (BIG) than the place for it and I had to drill new holes and cut metal shelf holders to make everything fit. It took me a week. I am sure that many Russian people have the same 'nice' memories about assembling furniture.
We bought a bookcase with several shelves in British IKEA once. 'Cheap and cheerful' as people say. I assembled the thing in 15 minutes. Every hole was exactly in its place, it B10 (BE) easy to assemble it even without instruction manuals just using common sense. So we are very pleased with shop services here and don't understand why people complain.

4. Before airplanes were invented people used to ... . 5. When there were no telephones people used to ... . B. 1. When I was two or three years old I got used to ... . 2. Later, when I was five, I was already used to ... . 3. When I went to school I quickly got used to ... . 4. A couple of years ago I still wasn't used to ... . 5. And now I think I am used to ... . Помогите, нужно дополгить предложение.

Answer the questions.
1)Why was 10 july a very special day?
2)How did Jack celebrate his birthday?
3)What did Jack`s Grandfather promise him?
4)What did Jack want to go camping?
5)What did the campsite look lile?
6)What did Jack and his Crandfather find?
7)Whose bottle was it?
Вот текст
The Bottle
10 July was a very special day. In fact, it was Jack Peterson's birthday. On that day everybody tried to do something nice for him. Mum and Dad always gave him a lot of presents and took him to interesting places. Two years ago they went on an excursion to Mars. Last year they went to the Galaxy Zoo. They saw interesting animals there: bats, rabbits, hens and the most exciting thing: a real dog!
Yes, all Jack's birthdays were great, but this year — 2170 — his Grandfather promised him the best present. "On your birthday^' Granddad said, "we'll go camping!"
"Camping?" Jack didn't know this word, so he wasn't really interested, but suddenly he heard his mum's voice.
"Camping!" she cried. "What are you talking about?" "You can't put the life of my child in danger!" "It'll be OK, Kate," Grandfather sighed. "We'll wear our masks and we'll take a lot of extra oxygen with us." 'And you won't touch anything! Do you promise, Dad?" Jack's mum shouted. "Of course I promise," Granddad answered. After this conversation Jack really wanted to go camping. "Camping is dangerous - it's a real adventure," he thought.
On the morning of 10 July Granddad woke Jack up very early. They put their masks on and went outside. It was dark. Jack knew about the sun, but he never saw it. They went to the forest. There were six trees and a little river. Grandfather found a stick and started digging a hole in the ground. He looked sad. "What are we going to do?" Jack asked. "Well, you can touch the water in the river, but don't forget to clean your hands after that. Or we can play hide-and-seek'" Grandfather sighed. "Is that all camping is, Granddad?" Jack cried. "Then camping is the most boring thing in the world!"
"It used to be fun in my time," Granddad sighed again. 'And what was it like?" Jack asked. "In my time we used to go out without oxygen and masks. The air used to be good and clean, the sun used to shine and it used to be warm." "You are joking, Granddad!" Jack said.
"No, it is true. We used to stay in this forest for two or three weeks. Yes, yes. This forest used to be very big."
'And where did you use to sleep?" Jack asked. "We used to sleep in tents on the ground. This place near the river used to be our campsite."
'And what did you use to eat?" Jack asked. "We used to cook our food on the campfire. We also used to pick berries and mushrooms. They were tasty'' "Now I know you are pulling my leg, Granddad," Jack said. "Berries and mushrooms are poisonous. Every child knows that." "They didn't use to be poisonous in our time. And I'll tell you more. We used to swim in this river and drink the water from it." Grandfather stopped digging. There was something in the hole. Jack picked it up. It was a very old plastic bottle. There was some paper in it. Granddad took the paper out and read it. "Sam Peterson loves Susan Brown," the note read.
"Cool! Is that your bottle, Granddad? Who is Susan Brown?" Jack asked.
But Granddad didn't say anything. His face was as red as a beetroot. He took Jack's arm and said, "You want to see the spaceship race today, don't you? Then we must go home. I think camping was a really bad idea."