Complete the sentences with the verb in the correct form. 1. she to college on her bike (go) 2. a lot of bird south in the winter. (fly) 3. she very hard at the weekends. (study) 4. my father television most evenings. (watch) 5. i often at the cinema. (cry) 6. she a lot of homework in the evenings. (do) 7. a mother cat her kittens (wash) 8. you language very well. (teach) 9. he the shopping for his grandmother. (carry) 10. he's very naughty - he other children. (push) 2 write the sentence agin using she or he 3.i usually buy all the food. (she) 4.i teacher history and latin. (she) 5.i walk to the office every day, (he) 6. i never wash the car (she) 7. i open the building every morning. (he) 8. i occasionally write letters to my old school friends. (he) 9. i drink a lot of the tea with my breakfast. (he) 10. i watch the football on television every saturday. (she)

Goes
Fly
Studies
Watches
Cry
Does
Washes
Teach
Carries
Pushes

She buys
She is teacher
He walks
She never washes
He opens
He writes
He drinks
She watches

1. The novel starts with the question, how do we know that the girl died.  

The advantage is the image of the overall picture of the case of this novel. For some, this is also a disadvantage, because people are interested in gradually reading a novel.

2. That is, in the fall of his final year at Harvard University, the time when he was preparing for the exams.

3. This is the name of the benefactor after whom the library was named.

4. His first impression is that she's a clever girl.

5. She considered it unfair that Harvard has five million books and their library have a few thousand.

6. This means that he received an excellent grade with a minus on the exam.

7. They talked about their names, music, and why she wanted the boy to invite her for coffee, and he invited her to a hockey game.

8. Jennifer was taking courses in music.

9. Losing is part of the road to success.

10. I think, it's the student hostel where she lived.

11. It was a Dartmouth ice hockey game.

IV. a) Choose the correct answer.

1. I have finished my homework. Can I go out?

2. My brother changed his job last year.

3. We aren’t going to the cinema. We have already seen this film.

4. ‘Anna looks sad.’ ‘She has just failed the exam.’

5. ‘Have you phoned her yet?’ ‘Yes, I phoned her two minutes ago.’

6. I lost my keys yesterday. I had to call my flatmate to let me in.

7. Karen took her driving test on Monday. It was really difficult.

8. When did you start learning Italian? – Two years ago.

I worked in Milan then.

41.

1.Have you read this article?

2. He hasn't done the exercises yet.

3. We have just written a report.

4. Has Anna already come home? “She came home an hour ago.

5. When did you finish your work?