Fill in the gaps with present tense verbs what … you … (do) tonight? 1. every summer he … (spend) the time with his friends. 2. bred … (work) here for 10 years. 3. she … (not/write) the essay yet. 4. mike … (live) there since his childhood. 5. why … you … (smell) the flowers? 6. he … (already/do) the washing up. 7. mary … (not/phone) her mother every day. 8. she … (bake) the cake since the morning. 9. he … (just/finish) his work. 10. they … (think) of buying a new car. 11. on mondays he … (not/visit) his parents. 12. … you always … (write) with your left hand? 13. he is busy, he … (decorate) the room.

What are you doing tonight?
1. He spends
2. Bred has been working here
3. She hasn't written
4. Mike has been living here
5. Why are you smelling
6. He has already done
7. Mary doesn't phone her mother
8. She has been baking
9. He has just finished
10. They are thinking of
11. He doesn't visit
12. Why do you always write
13. He is decorating

What are you doing. 1) spends   2) has been warking 3)hasn't written
4) has been living      5) are you smelling      6)  already has done
7) doesn't phone    8) she has been baking  9)   just has finished
10. are thinking  11 doesn't visit  12.  do     write  13. is decorating

The school year is drawing to a close. You and your friend from faraway England were forced to study remotely the last quarter. You exchange views on how this time has passed.

In the next letter, your friend is interested in you:

use when answering questions. Let's talk:

1) Past Simple?

2) Present Perfect?

3) Present Perfect, Modal Verbs (modal verbs)?

4) The “to be going to” construct, Future Simple, Modal Verbs?

Do not forget about the format of a personal letter: address, sender date, appeal, thanks for the letter received, the main part (answers to questions), ask questions, a phrase expressing hope for further contacts, the final phrase, name (yours of course!) - signs do not put punctuation.

Объяснение:

1.It is believed that existing classifications of branches of law

reflect the features of the legal system of the country.

2. As it turned out, this classification was developed by modern lawyers.

3. Traditionally it is believed that criminal law belongs to

categories of public law, although victims are often

ordinary citizens.

4. Civil law turned out to be one of the most difficult subjects.

5. Probably, this bill was discussed in Parliament for a very long time.

6. It is unlikely that the parties will appeal.

7. They say they have the right to seek redress.

8. Found that the owner of the store stole the money.

9. It turns out he is a famous scientist. He wrote many articles on the system of Russian law.

10. As you know, such trials are held with the jury.