My brother hetes... the dishes

for you. .3)they ... glad to see their old friends. 4)there ... many examinations next term. 5)there ... a new club in our town next year. 6)we... very tired after the long walk. 7)I ... happy to be here again. 8)we ... interested in his progress..

For most of us, childhood dreams of becoming a dancer stopped at about the time we became teenagers but not for Kerry Jay.

1. He (spend) last summer in the country.

2. What your brother (do) now?

3. He (not write) a composition by next Monday.

4. My sister (wash) the dishes every morning.

5. You (go) to the south next summer?

6. When I (ring) Mike up yesterday, he still (learn) a poem.

7. If you (not help) me, I (not do) this work by 5 o'clock tomorrow.

8. Yesterday he (go) for a walk only when he (do) his homework.

9. I (not go) to the cinema tomorrow, I (watch) TV the whole evening.

10. When I came to the station, the train already (leave).

11. We (not grow) tomatoes next summer.

12. You ever (be) to Piccadilly Circus?

13. What you (buy) at the shop yesterday?

14. If it (not rain) tomorrow, we (not stay) at home.

15. When he (come) tomorrow, I still (do) my homework.

16. Look! My friends (play) football.

17. He (not read) Turgenev since he was a pupil.

18. You (write) this letter by the time she (come) tomorrow?

19. ‘Lena usually (do) her homework at school?' ‘No, she _______.'

20. What you (do) at 6 o'clock yesterday?

1.father (to come) home from work at 6 o'clock.2.Look! Kate (to come) here.3.what he (to do)?-he (to write) an article.4.I (to like) this articel very much 5.we (to go) home now 6.she (to translate) an article from engilish into azerbaijan 7.they (to listen) to their teacher now 8.I often (to take) my brother to the cinema on Sundays 9.I (to read) a letter from my friend now.

Make sentences PASSIVE

We always make tasty cakes.

Do they usually read books in tne evenings.

Tom doesn’t watch films very often.

Jack didn’t eat the chocolate.

Did my brothers break the vase?

The presidents signed a cotract.

The boy will paint the walls.

Will the women buy it?

The children won’t help their mother.

Is the man searching the document?

He isn’t cleaning the room now.

They are washing the dishes now.

Was David burning the papers?

The gentleman wasn’t drinking coffee.

My relatives were making videos.

The teacher will be explaining the rules.

The friends won’t be driving a car.

Will the dogs be biting him?

He has done his work.

Have they liked your idea?

Tom hasn’t joined you.

I have been riding a bicycle.

Has the woman been carrying an umbrella?

The little child hasn’t been preparing

it. Jane had been studying English.

The men had n’t been paying money.

Had we been noticing it?

The child had hurt me.

Had the teacher asked questions?

We hadn’t seen him.

Will they have repeated the sentences?

The boys won’t have made the beds.

Will they have built their house by then?

The little children will have been singing a song.

My friends won’t have been watching TV.

Will your children have been writing their essays?

1.Barbara plays ... the piano well/
2.My brother gave the money ... me.
3.What was the reason ... his absence?
4.Why has he fallen ... love ... such a strange girl?
5.Learn this poem ... heart.
6.Come ... i want to see you!
7.I miss you, please come ....
8.Yesterday i was looking ... newspapers.
9.This is a present ... you birthday.
10.I'll be back ... Manday.
11.There is a spy ... us.