Дополните предложения глаголами из списка, употребив их в present simple в утвердительной, отрицательной или вопросительной форме. speak open read use watch like enjoy drink talk go 1) margaret languages. 2) in britain the banks usually 9.30 in the morning. 3)i buy a newspaper everyday but sometimes i . 4) paul has a car but he very often. a lot? 6) brother ? 7)julia always . 8) i never . 9) sue is a very quiet person. she . 10) how often the theatre?

Speaks
Open
I don't read
Doesn't use
Do you watch
Does your brother like
Julia always enjoys parties
I never drink
Doesn't talk
How often do you go to

The information will send/ will be sent to you as soon as possible. 
A new ЧТО-ТО built/was built  last year. 
We quoted/were quoted  the prices last week. 
Who invented/was invented this new model of computer? 
He didn’t do his job properly and sacked/was sacked. 
Is this model still for sale? No, it sold/was sold  two months ago. 
Who made/was made  an appointment with Mr.Brown? 
Every time I travel by plane, my flight delays/is delayed.
 I can’t give you the documents.  They lost/were lost  yesterday. 
Tom will get a higher salary soon, he will promote/will be promoted.

We can sign the contract tomorrow. We (have discussed/ had discussed) all the terms. 
I phone the office at 5.30, but the secretary (left/ has already left) already. 
We decided to place an order for copiers with Wilson&Co. We (had  never bought/ have never bought) any equipment from them before.
The production manager said they (modified/ had modified) their machines the previous year. 
Why (didn’t you go/ hadn’t you gone) to the meeting yesterday? – You see, I (wasn’t finishing/ hadn’t finished) the talks by that time. 
Mr. Major decided to visit their partners’ manufacturing plant. He (never was/ had never been) there. 
Before Mr. Johansson went on business to Paris, he (was discussing/ had discussed) some business matters with the Managing Director. 
The manager (answered/ had answered) all the urgent messages by 5.30 yesterday. 
We couldn’t give him the job because he (hadn’t worked/ wasn’t working) in marketing before 
By the time I entered the hall, the presentation (started/ had started).