Раскройте скобки, употребляя глаголы в present simple или past simple. 1. they (to have) a nice weekend last week. 2. what your sister (to do) every sunday? – she (to meet) with her friends. 3. his brother (to come) yesterday? – no, he (not to come he (to be busy). 4. you (to get) up early on sunday? – yes. but last sunday i (to sleep) till ten o’clock. 5. how many lessons you (to have) every day? 6. your brother (to be) a teacher? – yes, he (to become) a teacher two years ago. 7. she (not to understand) the teacher at the last lesson. 8. you (to go) to the theatre? – not very often. usually we (to go) there once a month. 9. he usually (to sleep) well. but last night he (to sleep) badly. 10. as a rule i (to walk) to the institute but yesterday i (to take) a bus. 11. she (to buy) a new dress yesterday? – no, she (not to buy) it. 12. they (to sell) their house a week ago? – i (not to know). 13. she (to be) ill now. she (to eat) an ice-cream yesterday. 14. when you (to leave) the office yesterday? 15. they (to be) happy to see you now?

1. had 2. do, meets 3. Did his brother come yesterday?, did not 4. Do you get up...?, slept 5. How many lessons do you have...? 6. Do...? 7. didn't understand 8. How often do you go to...?, go 9. sleeps, slept 10. walk, took 11. Did she bought...?, didn't 12. Did they sell...?, don't know 13. is, ate 14. When did you leave...? 15. Are...?

I. (A, B) I. Have we met before? 2. I have often seen his name in the papers this year. 3. I have been trying to catch the waiter’s attention for about 15 minutes now. 4. She has been studying English for a year and has learnt many words and expressions. 5. I haven't heard about him since yesterday. 6. I have been looking for him since I finished my lesson but I haven't found him. I have been to his office and to the laboratory but he isn’t there. 7. “Hello, Sven. Have you seen Alex yet?” - “No, I haven't been to the shop floor today. I have been talking on the phone to our clients all morning.” 8. I have been up here since about six. I have been wandering around for hours. 9. I have come to you to invite you for a ride in the car. 10. I expect these young men have informed you who I am. 11. I really don’t know what you have been doing there all this time. 12. I have loved you ever since I first saw you. 13. And that’s where they have been staying ever since.

II. (A, B, C) 1. “I know what you have been thinking of these last days,” he said. “Have you made up your mind?” 2. They have been struggling with this problem for about a month and they have solved it at last. 3. They have been discussing the case for hours but have been unable to come to any decision. 4. You have seen Harry again. He has put this idea into your head. 5. You have been listening to gossip. The things you have heard are quite impossible. 6. I have been waiting here since 10 o'clock. Nobody has looked in here. 7. I have been telling you so for years but you have never paid any attention. 8. She has been talking about it ever since I met her and nothing has come out of it. 9. She has been doing shaping since September and her figure has improved remarkably. 10. You have been asking him this question for a week and still he has not answered you.

The journey took us deep into the country.

I was deeply shocked by the cost of the ticket.

It's roughly five kilometers to the next village,

The sight of homeless people sleeping rough makes me really sad.

We should get a pretty good deal at the hostel,

You need to dress comfortably, not prettily!

They stayed somewhere near.

We've nearly reached the end of our trip.

Which flight goes directly to Moscow?

The receptionist will be with you direct.

No one I know has travelled as wide as you!

The door was left widely open.

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