Write the dialogue.

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1. Don't be nervous! Stop (to bit) your iiails!
2. He keeps (to insist) on my going lo the south.
3. Oh please do stop (to laugh) at him.
4. She hates (to be) ignored.
5. He doesn't like (to wash) and (to iron).
Write
given sentences in Passive Voice239
1. The teacher sent for the pupil's parents.
2. Everybody listened to the lecture with great attention.
3. The young mothers looked after their babies with great care.
4. They looked for the newspaper everywhere.
5. The neichbor asked for the telegram.
Put correct modnl l erbs (should, need, to have to)
1. You .. . not (, to CO) oiit in this rain: as it is yoii have a cold in your head.
2. It was Siinday. aiid \ \ e ... not (to u about) to school.
3. Everything is all rinlu. \ 'Oii see tlial you ... (To vvorry)
4. You ... not (, to go) \ \ ith her she knows the perfectly well.
5. There ... nov (to be) any difl'iciillx aboiil getting her a visa.
A Write the worUs in order
1. Was / Phillip / born / Prince / 10/1921 / June / on.
2. Kazakhstan / the wildlife / of / today / includes / of mammals / I 58 / species.
3. Located / a / is / hotel / rink / near / the.
4. Cook's / were / France / English Channel / SwiizerJand / and / tours / for / popular.
5. Kublai / Marco / Khaifs / became / quickly / favourite.

a local newspaper has recently published a series of articles about young people. in most of the articles, young people are described as irresponsible, rude and looking only for cheap entertainment. these opinions are mainly based on a few recent incidents in the local discotheque. you're going to write a letter to the editor expressing your disapproval not only with the editorial policy of treating the topic, but also whith the perception of young people.


make notes which will help you to write the letter :
-reason(s) for writing your opinion;
-your arguments + suggestions;
-opposing views & your counterarguments;
-closing remarks.

1. You can’t understand English, …?
2. It’s a lovely place. You haven’t been there before, …?
3. Trials usually start at 10 o’clock, …?
4. The bill won’t be very high, …?
5. Don’t forget to record his answers, …?
6. That was a difficult criminal case, …?
7. We don’t have to fly on a Saturday, …?
8. I am early, …?
9. Let’s write to your advocate, …?
10. That’s the law, …?
11. There is a legal problem, …?
12. She is telling the truth, …?
13. Your father has the phone number of a good advocate, …?
14. You murdered her, …?
15. This is your first time in court, …?
16. He knows where the money is, …?
17. You recognize this man, …?
18. There are fingerprints on the kitchen table, …?
19. I am not a thief, …?
20. He tried to set fire to his neighbours’ flat, …?

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?