Выберите правильное. nderline the correct form of the verb. linda: hi, peter, i haven’t seen/haven’t been seeing you for ages. peter: hi, linda. it’s great to see you. linda: you look tired. what have you been doing/have you done? peter: oh, i have been helping/have helped my mother in that restaurant round tha corner. linda: have you working/are you working there? peter: yes, i have had/have been having the job since summer. linda: i have been wanting/have wanted to find a summer job for a long time, but i’ve been too busy. peter: what have you been doing/have you done? linda: i have been getting ready/i have got ready for my music school exams since july. peter: oh, that’s really important. do you have a piano? linda: yes, i have been having/have had one all my life. my mother has played/played it when she was young. peter: well, good luck to you, linda. i’m afraid i have to go now. bye-bye. linda: bye!

1. haven't seen
2. have you been doing 
3. have been helping
4.  are you working
5. have had
6. have been wanting
7. have you been doing
8. have been getting ready 
9. have had
10. has played

1. Не asked us how long we would stay there.
 2. He said Moscow is (was) much larger than Saransk.
3. The pupil said to the teacher he had got most of his information from that book.
4. She said their elder son had gone to work in the factory.
5. My mother said to me that letter was from the Jones family.
6. She asked me if I had stayed with them the previous summer.
7. My mother said to me she was in the kitchen and she asked me to come and help her .
8. Helen said to me she knew they were my best friends.
9. Mike asked me if we often met at the institute.
10. Fred said they hadn't recognized that place.
11. He said he was sure they wouldn't refuse to come.
12. John said his father had been the first member of the family to go to college. 

13. Ann said she hated borrowing other people's things. 
14. My friend asked me why he had decided to turn back.
15. James said that I was (were) kidding and he had just read about that. 
16. Jane asked how long I was (were) going to stay there. 
17. She said to us to look at that and added he was on a life support machine. 
18. He said they didn't teach anything about politics.
19. James asked me when they had run out. 
20. Our teacher said that she didn't agree that boys always got into fights. 
21. My friend said why I was (were) talking to a stranger. 
22. Andrew said that he thought she worked in a bank. 
23. He said he wasn't tired and he could go for a walk with me. 
24. She said to me it had been snowing for two hours. 
25. Nellie said she would never read his novels again because she had had enough of that. 
26. Her mother said she liked to dance and she went to the discos almost every day. 
27. The secretary said there was nobody in the office because the staff had gone home. 
28.  John's mother asked us to wait for him a little because he would be ready soon. 
29. He asked them whom they were waiting for.
30. The boy's mother said she wanted to talk to us about that and sdhe asked us what that was. 
31. Father wanted to know why she hadn't paid repairs yet.
32. The librarian said to children to return books in time. 
33. Dan asked them where they had been the previous night.
34. The teacher said the children were doing their sums then. 
35. Kate said she had read the story and now she was making up a plan. 
36. Bill wanted to know if we were playing tennis that afternoon. 
37. Ann said about Jack he never thought about other people. 
38. Mary asked us what had happened to Jane the previous. 
39. Helen said it would take her an hour to cook the dinner. 
40. My parents said to my younger brother to cross  the street when the traffic light was green

Task 2. Complete the text with the right words. 1. clothes; 2. course; 3. residence; 4. wear; 5. academic; 6. full; 7. old; 8. allowed; 9. present; 10. had; 11. days; 12. live. In the ... times students' life was ... of restrictions. Students of Cambridge were not ... to play games, sing, hunt, fish or even to dance, they ... to … special dark ... and the "squares", the ... caps they still wear in our ... . During the ... all students have to ... in the college; there are at ... over 9,000 students in ... .