. They (to have) tea when I (to come) home. 2. He (to walk) along the river when a boat (to pass). 3. We (to listen) to an interesting lecture on

As soon as Fay woke up, she knew this birthday was going to be very special. It was a sunny morning and a gentle breeze was blowing in through the window. "A perfect day for a balloon ride!" Fay said excitedly to herself. Half an hour later, her friend Bob picked her up in his car. For her birthday present, Bob, a pilot, was taking Fay for a ride in a hot-air balloon. Fay was thrilled when she saw the huge, bright yellow hot-air balloon. Bob made sure that everything was okay, then they climbed carefully into the basket. Moments later, the balloon began to rise slowly into the air. "This is fantastic!" she shouted cheerfully to Bob. "Happy Birthday!" I'm glad you like your present!" he replied. Suddenly, the smile disappeared from Bob's face. Dark clouds were racing towards them and, before he could say anything, there was a loud rumble of thunder. The balloon shook violently from side to side. "Oh, no!" screamed Fay. "We're going to die!" Just as Bob was reaching for the radio, there was a bright flash of lightning. Fay fell backwards and hit her head, and everything went black. When Fay opened her eyes, she saw Bob's worried face in front of her. "Are you alright?" he asked anxiously. "The balloon went down," he explained, "but fortunately we're landed in a tree. I've already radioed for help." Fay looked over the side of the basked and realised that they were handing from a branch. "Don't worry," said Bob calmly. "It'll hold us. At that moment a fire engine appeared. Its siren was wailing and its red lights were flashing brightly. Two firefighters jumped out and, five minutes later, Fay and Bob were standing safely on the ground. "We're safe at last!" Fay cried. "Fay, I'm sorry," replied Bob. "It wasn't quite what I had in mind, but I'm sure you won't forget this birthday!"

work. 5. My brother ... a worker. He ... at work. 6. ... you an engineer? - - Yes, I ... . 7. ... your sister a photographer? No, she ... not aphotographer, she ... a student. 8. ... your brother at school? - - Yes, he ... . 9. ... your sister at school? - No, she ... not at school. 10. My ... sister ... at home. 11. ... this your watch? * Yes, it ... . 12. She ... an actress. 13. This ... my bag. 14. My uncle ... an office-worker. 15. He ... at work. 16. Helen ... a painter. She has some fine pictures. They ... on the wall. Helen has a brother. He ... a student. He has a family. His family ... not in St. Petersburg. it ... in New York.

without it on the other hand? Do you know the answer? I don't. It helps me when I need to do some reports or projects at school and what not! Do you spend a lot of time in front of the computer screen? What role does it play for you? (Though I try to use it less at the weekends and spend my time actively). Write back to Sally. In your letter ­ answer her questions ­ ask 3 questions about the way she spends her weekends Write 100-140 words. Remember the rules of letter writing.

in it. It (to be) the highest camp on the mountain. The night before the climb, they (to drink) tea and had supper. They (to discuss) what to take with them to the top. They (to decide) to leave their sleeping bags and tents behind because the equipment (to be) too heavy.
Early in the morning they (to have) breakfast and (to get) dressed. Then they (to start) to go up the mountain. It (to be) extremely difficult. The snow (to be) very deep. After a long, hard fight they (to reach) the top together. They (to laugh), (to shout) and (to take) some photographs.
Then the sun (to disappear) and the two men (to realise) they (to be) on the top of Everest and it (to be) almost night. Their camp (to be) too far to each. They (to go) a little way down the mountain, but there (to be) no moon and it (to be) too dangerous.
They (to have) to spend the night on the mountain, at about 10,000 metres, with no tent, sleeping bags or food. They (to believe) it (to be) possible. They (to dig) a hole in the snow, and (to bury) themselves. They (not to sleep). It (to be) -30oC. When the light (to come) at last they (to begin) climbing down, and soon they (to get) to their camp. Everybody (to be) happy.

work before the children get home from school

2)We (not to be) at the seaside next summer

3)By this time next year she (to write) her diploma work

4)When we arrive , Kate (to wait) for us

5) We hope you (to finish) this article by the end of the week

6)We (to clean) our flat all snorting and then we (to go) to the cinema

7)We (not to have) dinner when our uncle comes

8)She (to finish) her experimental work by the end of the month?

9)I hope Jane (to write) excellent composition next lesson

10)When the manager enters the office , his secretary (to type) some letters

1. He ... a pupil twenty years ago.
2. I … blue eyes.
3. Where ... your mother now? — She ... in the kitchen.
4. When I come home tomorrow, all my family ... at home.
5. „Where‟s my pen?‟ „I don‟t know. I … it.‟
6. … you … an umbrella?
7. Where ... your books now? -- They ... in my bag.
8. Sarah … not… a car. She goes everywhere by bicycle.

it (be) cold. 3. When I (finish) my letter in the hall, a tall beautiful woman with red hair (enter). A dog (follow) her. 4. Ann (drop) two cups while she (wash up) last night, but neither of the cups (break). 5.1 (walk) along the street watching what (go on) around me. Fast cars (rush) in both directions and it (be) impossible to cross the street. 6. The old man who (sit) on the bench beside me (keep) silence. Then suddenly he (turn round) to me and (begin) to speak. 7.1 (stand) near the fence when suddenly I (hear) the voices. 8. He well (remember) the day when he first (go) to school. 9. We (talk) about Jim when he (run) into the room. 10. The day was marvelous: the sun (shine), the birds (sing) so we (decide) to go for a walk. 11. Miss Brown's telephone (ring) when she (dress). 12.1 (light) my pipe and (nod) to him to show that I (listen). 13. When he (come) into the office the secretary (do) a crosswords puzzle. 14. Why you (not listen) to me while I (speak)? 15. He (wait) for her, but she never (come)