Put the nouns of the following sentences into plural. mind the articles. 1.thank you for the book. 2. mr. brown will come tomorrow. it is necessary to reserve a room. 3. please, introduce me to your friend. 4. a computer is designed for processing and storing information. 5. thank you for getting me over this difficulty. 6. a ukrainian is hard-working, hospitable, resourceful and musical.

1.Thank you for the books.
2. Messrs Brown will come tomorrow. It is necessary to reserve some rooms. 3. Please, introduce me to your friends.
4. Computers are designed for processing and storing information.
5. Thank you for getting me over these difficulties.
6. The Ukrainians are hard-working, hospitable, resourceful and musical.

A: Hi, I’m Paula Jenkins from next door. I don’t
think we’ve met yet.
B: Oh, hi. I’m Carla. Pleased to meet you.
Would you like to come in?
A: Oh, no thanks. I’m on my way to town. I just
wondered if I could have a quick word.
B: Sure, go ahead.
A: Well, it’s just that your dog has been
coming into my garden and has dug up a few
of my plants.
B: Oh dear, I’m sorry. I’ll make sure that he
stays at home in future.
A: Thanks so much, Carla, I appreciate that.
B: You’re welcome! Oh, by the way, I’m going
to a dog show this weekend! You could come
too!
A: Oh, err.. well, Ok then. That would be fun!

 

 

 

 

 

 

A: I can’t stand it any more.
B: What’s wrong?
A: I have just found out that Suzie has been
lying to me. I thought she was my best
friend.
B: I’m sorry to hear that, but I’m sure
everything will be all right. You should
speak to her ― ask her why she didn’t tell
you the truth.
A: You’re right, I should.
A: Are you alright? You look a bit worried.
B: Well, I could be better. You see, Lucy and
Hannah want me to go shopping with them
this afternoon and miss Art class. I want to
go with them but I know I shouldn’t.
A: I know what you mean. It’s difficult to do
what your friends want you to do
sometimes. I think you should do what you
think is right for you.
B: Thanks for listening. I know you’re right.
A: Nothing’s going right in my life right now.
B: What’s up?
A: I got really poor marks in all my exams and
I’ve fallen out with nearly all of my friends.
B: Cheer up! Things can’t be all that bad! I’m
sure you’ll do better next time. As for your
friends, I’m sure everything will be all right
soon. etc

1.What are you ( doing) after work today? -I (am meeting) Brown for a game of tennis.
2.Father is tired. He (is going ) to bed early tonight.
3.If I ( had ) enough time right now, I (would write) my friend a letter.
4.When does Lisa ( arrive )?-She ( arrives) at six tomorrow.
5.Bella (has) a very bad habit.She is constantly (interrupting ) people.
6.When Dennis (hears) the news,he (will be) very glad.
7.How do you spell "tomorrow"?-I (will look) it up in the dictionary for you.
8.If Sam (does not finish)work in time, he (will be ) late for his bus.
9.Now I (see) what kind of person she (is).
10.Look at Sandy ! She (looks) angry.
11.As soon as he (contacts) us, we (shall give) him your message.
12.Don't forget to take your jacket. It (is getting ) colder.
13.I (am) tired of having you for a roommate! You areconstantly ( taking) my discs without asking.
14.He (is thinking) about his future right now. He ( thinks) it (will be) brilliant.
15.Now I ( know) the way of doing it.
16.Their trip (starts) tomorrow.They (leave ) at 7.
17.Where are you ( going)?-I (will be) back in a moment.
18.John (is) busy now.He (is having) his guitar lesson at the moment.
19.I (do not  like )Alan at all!He is always (giggling) when he ( sees) me.
20. Can you ( see) these papers now. Could you check them?