Open the brackets using one of the present tenses or past simple/past continuous: 1. jane is away on holiday so linda (do) her work. 2. the room (smell) of perfume. – you (imagine) things. nobody (be) in the house since last summer. 3. you three boys look guilty! what (you/do) since i (leave) the room? 4. what (he/do) lately? 5. mrs dawson (wait) outside since 10.30. 6. i feel really tired. i (weed) the garden for the last three hours and i (not rest) for a single moment. 7. so far we (not notice) anything unusual. 8. i wonder if mary (reach) home yet? she (leave) too late to catch the bus. 9. /go) away this weekend? or /run) out of money? 10. i (not understand) what (you /wait) for. 11. what’s the matter? (you/hurt) your ankle? (it /hurt)? how (it/ happen)? 12. i felt rather tired. it (grow) darker and darker and there still was no sign of a rescue team. 13. this meat really (taste) awful! are you sure it’s fresh? 14. i (do) some shopping yesterday when (see) that dutch friend of yours. 15. do you remember your driving lessons? how long (you /take) them?

1. Jane is away on holiday so Linda (is doing) her work.
2. The room (smells) of perfume. – You (are imagining) things. Nobody (has been) in the house since last summer.
3. You three boys look guilty! What (have you been doing) since I (left) the room?
4. What (has he been doing) lately?
5. Mrs Dawson (has been waiting) outside since 10.30.
6. I feel really tired. I have been weeding) the garden for the last three hours and I (have not rested) for a single moment.
7. So far we (have not noticed) anything unusual.
8. I wonder if Mary (has reach) home yet? She (left) too late to catch the bus.
9. (Are you going) away this weekend? Or (have you run) out of money?
10. I (do not understand) what (you are waiting) for.
11. What’s the matter? (Have you hurt) your ankle? Does it hurt)? How did it happen)?
12. I felt rather tired. It (was growing) darker and darker and there still was no sign of a rescue team.
13. This meat really (tastes) awful! Are you sure it’s fresh?
14. I (was doing) some shopping yesterday when I (saw) that Dutch friend of yours.
15. Do you remember your driving lessons? How long (did you take) them?

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1. If Peter. comes to my place, we will go to play in the yard. 2. If Peter does not come to my place, I will watch TV 3. If they have their holidays in summer Frank's parents will go to the seaside t. 4. If they have their holidays in winter, they will stay at home. 5. If the fog thickens, Harold will put up the tent for the night. 6. When I finish my work, I will go to the cinema. 7. We will buy this book as soon as our mother gives us some 8. When we show us your present I will come to your place. you will return your ring when you ask me.

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Australia is one of the seven continents of the world. Can you remember the names of the other six? Please put them down here: __*это предоставлю вам*
Almost seventeen million people live in Australia. They speak English because many of their families came from England two hundred years ago.
The first people in Australia were the Aborigines, but there are only 160,000 in Australia now.
Australian farmers have very big farms. They have many sheep on the farms. There are crocodile farms too.
There are many other interesting animals in Australia: wild dogs called dingos, kangaroos, koalas.
Every year more than 30,000 people decide they want to leave Europe and move to Australia. Here are two stories of those who decided to live in Australia.
1. We went to Australia in 1990. We were looking forward to it. But when we got there, it was not what we had expected. People were very friendly, but we missed our relatives and spent a lot of money on long-distance telephone calls. So we came back to England in 1992.
2. We moved to Australia seven years ago. At first we had a few problems, but that was only natural. Then we found well-paid jobs and our children went to school. So we are quite happy here.