Write the past form of the verbs.

The descent from hence, by a long
winding road,

conducted us to a plain, in which
was an encamp-

ment of Georgian merchants, whose
chief property

consisted in hundreds of horses,
which were feed-

ing around them. From the plain
begins the

ascent of the Goot-Gora, which we
traversed by an

excellent road, cut out along its
declivities. Hence

we enjoyed a fine view of an immense
valley, in which

the Aragua, the Araxis of the
ancients, flows; and

which we could nearly trace with the
eye to its

source, among many foaming rills,
which rushed

from the chasms of the adjoining
mountains. This

valley is covered with numerous
villages, corn-

fields, and pasture-lands, and
formed quite a con-

trast to the savage scenery we had
left behind us.

When you...Brian again, you...him
a)Will see, won't recognize b) will see, not recognize c)see, won't recognize d)see, will not recognize .
2. Complete the sentence with appropriate modal verb :
Whatever you do, you...touch that switch.It's dangerous.
a)don't have to b)mustn't c)needn't d)shouln't
3.Choose the rifht variant:
I put...salt in the soup. Prhaps too...
a)much, much b)many, much c)a lot of, much d)plenty of, much
4.Complete the sentence:
Why are you looking under the bed? Have you lost ... ?
a)any b)something c)some d)anything
5.Choose the rifht variant:
The cinema was almost empty. There were very ... people there
a)few b)a few c)little d)a little
6.Choose the corect form of the verbs:
The swimming pool ... at 9.00 and ... at 18.30 every day
a)is opening, is closing b)open, close c)opens, closes d)has opened, has closed
7.Choose the right conjunction:
Can you look after my flowers ... I am out?
a)until b)while c)as soom as d)when
8.Choose the right variant:
I wish my room... larger
a)to be b)was c)were d) will be
9.Insert the correct preposition:
I congratulated Jane... passing the exam.
a)on b)about c)for d)of
10.Choose the right variant:
I don't...money. It's not important to me.
a)care of b)care for c)care about d)care with

____ poor and ill. Bobby (to stay) ____ with his friend. He often (to go) ____ with his master to a cafe and Mr.Trail always (to have) ____ some food for the little dog. The dog (to come) ____ to the cafe five or six times. He (to take) ____ the food and (to run) ___ away.

Past Continuous tense.

A: I __________________________ (see) Peter and John in the park on Sunday.
B: _________________________________ (they/play) football?
They always play football on Sundays.
A: No, they ______________________ (not/be).
They _______________________ (talk) with some girls.
B: ____________________________ (you/say) hello to them?
A. Although I _______________________ (call) their names, they
_______________ (not/hear) me.
B: Maybe they _______________________ (not/notice) you ________________
(be) there

do-

to make-

b)complete the sentences with a verb from above

ben has ... a blue whale but he wrote a fairy tale about one

they have already ... their maths homework

julia has just ... an invitation letter of her russia friends

have you already ... your lunch?- no yet

she has ... a tasty apple pie for her guests