Which three of these words do we use when we describe hair?

fined THE DRIVER for speeding.

2 People have sent HER lots of birthday cards .

3 The lights went out when they were serving THE MEAL.

4 Journalists asked THE PRIME MINISTER a lot of difficult questions.

5 Nobody has told ME what to do.

6 The police were following HIM until he got home.

7 They did not ask HIM about the accident.

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Нужно раскрыть скобки,употребяя глаголы в Present, Past или Future Simple :

the oppositle meaning of the word given.unfriendly-frinedly,unwell-well,untidy-...,informal-...,unluky-...,unpleasant-....Impolite-...,unknowon-...,independent-...,unlike-...,to unzip-to...,to undo-to...

to see the whole city from its top. 4. She had wisdom to say nothing. 5. Do we have books on the Civil War in America? 6. Ben hasn't got farmland to raise cows.

Put in prepositions where necessary. 1. Americans have only one Constitution, but they make amendments _ it. 2. Germany began the war without declaring it _ Russia. 3. The Bill _ Rights guarantees to people some important rights and freedoms. 4. Everyone liked the boy and trusted him. 5. Do you have any respect vou these people? 6. I'll support __ your struggle. 7. The Statue of Liberty is a great attraction ____ tourists.

Express the same English. 1. Мы знали, что наш приятель родился в 1991 году. 2. Учитель объяснил, что он уже видел новый учебник и даже купил его. 3. Кто-нибудь рассказал детям, что Лондон — древний город, основанный римлянами? 4. Брат сказал, что в тот день он проснулся в девять часов. 5. Дети спросили, бывал ли путешественник в Южной Америке. 6. Все понимали, что знать иностранный язык полезно.

remind ourselves to look before we leap or to avoid crossing our bridges before we come up to them. We use them by habit, often not realizing we are doing so much, and we all love to use an apt quotation to enliven conversation or score a point in an argument. This booklet contains over above a thousand quotations, proverbs and sayings. Together, they offer a great deal of the information, advice, amusement and comfort.
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8. Choose 3 correct sentences with “there is/there are”.
1) There is some chairs in the room.
2) There is geese in the yard.
3) There are only three sheep in the barn.
4) There is a little milk left, I’ll make an omelet.
5) There are lights in the sky.
6) There are a tooth on the floor.

9. Choose 3 grammatically correct sentences.
1) Well done! You worked hardly.
2) All the work is done perfectly.
3) They have been in the USA never.
4) I will help you if you will help me.
5) I love playing with my little sister.
6) If he worked harder, he’d become rich.

10. Choose 3 sentences with the right word order.
1) When does your starts work?
2) Where are you going to work?
3) Who likes football?
4) Which book is the best?
5) How long you have lived in New York?
6) Why you are sad?

11. Fill the gaps with one of these words. There is one variant (a–f) you do not have to use.
1) I never … homework on Sundays.
2) I … go to school tomorrow, I’m ill.
3) Where is dad? – I …seen him.
4) Why … you spend last summer in town?
5) The lesson is over, you … go home.
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a) are
b) won’t
c) can
d) did
e) haven’t
f) do

16. Put these words in order to make a correct sentence.
1) was 2) written 3) Shakespeare 4) by 5) “Hamlet”

19. Put the words in order to make a sentence.
1) together 2) love 3) doing 4) things 5) they

20. Put the words in order to make a question:
1) has 2) done 3) with the book 4) what 5) he