Fill in the correct form of the verbs. a florist is taking a telephone order from a customer. customer: hello, i'd like to order some flowers, please. florist: certainly, sir. when would you like them… to be delivered (deliver)? customer: can they 2) (deliver) on monday? florist: oh, i'm sorry, sir. no flowers can 3) (send) on monday because it's a bank holiday. the shop will be closed. customer: oh, can they 4) (send) on friday then? florist: certainly, sir. where should they 5) (take) to? customer: 47. hanson road. croydon. florist: okay, and who should they 6) (address) to?

2)be delivered 3)be sent 4)be sent 5)be taken 6)be adressed

1. i had a strange dream last night. 2. the people yelled at the bull thief. 3. the young man risked his own life to save the life of his friend. 4. i myself saw this. 5. he spoke gently to the child. 6. the children tried their best. 7. the two men were ready to leave on their pilgrimage. 8. he stood at the entrance hesitantly. 9. their families helped them to prepare for the journey. 10. kabir taught the value of devotion and humility. 11. the children sang and danced. 12. she wrote a letter to her grandmother.

1.i'm going to tell you about our trip. i'm not going to tell you about our trip. am i going to tell you about our trip? what i'm going to tell you? 2.we are going to visit our friends. we aren't going to visit our friends. аre we  going to visit our friends?   who is going to visit our friends? 3.we are going to travel by car and see new york. we aren't  going to travel by car and see new york. аre we  going to travel by car and see new york? where are we going? 4.we are going back to london in two  weeks. we aren't going back to london in two weeks. are we going back to london in two weeks? when are we going back to london?