Мне с языком sports (to be) popylar in russia . 2 children and grown - ups (to be ) fond of sports.3. she (to be) so happy but (not to know ) why. 4. where you ( to go) ? - i (to go) to the stadium to see the football match . 5. you ( to know) that a very interesting maths ( to take) please maths. 6. he (to go) to the south a week ago. 7. when i (to be) about fifteen years old , i (to enjoy) playing football. 8. our football team (to win) many games last year . 9. where boris (to be) ? - he (to play) shess with his friends . 10 . i (to be ) sorry i (to miss) the party yesterday.11. i ( to think) nellie (to leave) for moscow tomorrow. 12. i (to be ) a hurry . my friends (to wait) for me .

1. Sports are popular in Russia . 2. Children and grown-ups are fond of sports. 3. She is so happy but doesn't know why. 4. Where are you going? - I'm going to the stadium to see the football match which takes place there today. 5. Do you know that a very interesting match took place last Sunday? 6. He went to the south a week ago. 7. When I was about fifteen years old, I enjoyed playing football. 8. Our football team won many games last year. 9. Where is Boris? - He is playing chess with his friends . 10 . I am sorry I missed the party yesterday. 11. I think Nellie is leaving for Moscow tomorrow. 12. I am in a hurry . My friends are waiting for me .

The British 1) have shown themselves prepared to go to new places. They have always been pioneers in 2) travelling far away. Each year more Englishmen, Englishwomen, and their children travel to some part of continental Europe. Many take their cars, often with tents and caravans. Others take part in group travel.

Today a trip from London to Paris 3) takes almost a whole day. But the situation will change when an underwater railway between Britain and France 4) is built. Special fast trains 5) will cross from one country to the other. It will take a traveler about four hours 6) to make the same trip.

Many people in Britain spend weekends and holidays traveling along beautiful rivers and canals. The canals which connect the main rivers 7) were built about two hundred years ago. They were very useful before railways 8) were invented. Some of the canals are still used for 9) transporting goods. But many British waterways 10) are used for sailing.

For young people who work in the big industrial towns, the beauty of the canals has special interest at the weekend. Sailing round the coasts is very popular. But it is better to travel along the inland waterways. It is because even in bad weather you can move easily on them.

I. Use the correct tense-forms of the verbs in brackets.

1. You know the student over there? - Yes, I have known him for years. He's Italian, like me. He comes from my home town.

2. If the temperature goes up by a few degrees, the ice in the Arctic region will melt.

3. I looked out of the window and saw that it was snowing hard.

4. These coffee makers were sold in the shop across the road last week.

5. Professor Keith arrived on Tuesday, but I haven't seen him yet.

6. This photo was taken on Bob's graduation day.

7. Her eyes were red because she had been working on the computer the whole day.

8. He said he was sorry about the mistake and that it would never happen again.

II. Fill in the article a or the where necessary.

1. The Rhine is longer than the Thames, but it's not the longest river in the world.

2. Email is replacing ordinary letters.

3. We had a lovely holiday. The weather was wonderful and the food was so good.

4. The cause of the plane crash was carelessness.

5. My father wants me to become an accountant. He thinks it's a very safe job.

6. A few years ago, Anita went to the Canary Islands to teach French.

III. Choose the suitable preposition.

1. If you don't hurry up, you'll miss the train.

2. I am looking forward to the time when I am old enough to drive.

3. A car appeared at the other end of the street. It was going at a high speed.

Объяснение:

БУДЬ ЛАСКА ЗРОБИ ЦЮ ВІДПОВІДЬ НАЙКРАЩОЮ)