Ann said that her parents … in Moscow.

got to, did, am to, managed

We've got final exams (пропущенное слово) a couple more weeks.

Варианты ответов: after, later, in, throughout

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It was noticed that those drugs reduced the risk of reinfection
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The doctor said she had already made an order for the X-ray examination.
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There was no evidence that the disease would spread.
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She said that she wanted to be a dentist.
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We did not know whether the seed had been brought to the fields.
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It was clear that they knew all the facts and were acting accordingly.
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We thought about the mistake that he had made.
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He said that he had been ill.
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She said that her Father was ill.
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The professor said that nobody had come to the lecture.
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He prescribed me the drug that would relieve an acute pain.
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I knew that researchers had found a new virus.
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I knew that researchers had found a new virus.
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He told me that he would not smoke so much.
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He stuck to the belief which had been found wrong.
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learned twenty words which I had found in the text.
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I saw that the girl was very beautiful.
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light" "don't lie to me, Tom", said aunt Polly The man said to me: "Take tram number five" The doctor said to me: "Sit still and don't move your head" My friend said, " mr Winkle has a good memory" Our teacher said to us, "Books where first printed in the 15 th century" Kate said to me, "I can speak English fluently" Mother said to her son, " you will go abroad next month" Tom said, " I can read books on cd these days" Oleg said to his sister, "I saw your friend at the library yesterday" Ann said, " my friends where in the far east two years ago" Jane said to Mike, " I will marry you" Helen said, " Nick invited me to dinner" She said, " I have met my classmates these days"

earlier next time 5. mary said she (bring) flowers to school next day 6. ann said that she always (forget) grammar rules 7. we were sure that nick (spend) his holidays in the country

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Hi, I'm Sabrina.

(Searching/Having searched) for a student house, I found a room in a house five minutes away from the University. (Е-mailing/ Having e-mailed) the girl, who advertised it, I found out that her parents had bought the house for her to live in. I met her and we got on fine, so I decided that I'd take the room. The day we were signing the contract her parents were there (explaining/explained) that they were nice easy-going people. I was (pleasing / pleased) with what I saw and heard.

(Having read/Read) the contract, I realised that it ran till June. I didn't need the room till that late, so I explained that I'd like to move out in April. I was told this wasn't a problem, and it didn't matter what the contract said. So I happily signed, (thought/thinking) I'd been so lucky to have found a place with such great people.

It turned out it wasn't so great. The girl, whose parents bought the house, was very unfriendly, (leaving/having left) notes around the house and (complaining/having complained) about every little thing.

(Having had/Having) enough of that, I decided to move out early, but when the landlord heard this news, he wasn't sympathetic. The answer was, "I understand your situation, but you can't move out earlier." (Confused / Confusing), I said that he himself told me it would be fine to leave before, but he seemed to have forgotten about our conversation.

In the end it was my word against the landlord's. (Having paid /Paid) the rest of my rent, which was £700,1 moved out totally (disgusting/disgusted). The moral is: check your contracts, get everything (written /writing) down, don't be (impressing/impressed) by promises and smiles.