I(to invite) my friends to come to my place tomorrow. 11. he (not to play) the piano tomorrow. 12. we (to see) a very good film last sunday. 13. your mother (to cook) every day? 14. we (to make) a fire last summer. 15. i (to spend) last summer at the sea-side. 16. where you (to spend) last sum¬mer? 17. where he (to spend) next summer? ! 18. what mother (to do) now? — she (to cook) din¬ner. 19. i (not to play) computer games yesterday. 20. last sunday we (to go) to the theatre. 21. i (to (meet) my friend yesterday. 22. i (to write) a letter to my cousin yesterday. 23, you (to write) a dicta¬tion tomorrow? 24. i (not to write) a report now.

10. will invite

11. will not play

12. saw

13. does your mother cook ...

14. made

15. spent

16. Where did you spend last sum¬mer?

17.  Where will you spend

18. What is mother doing now? — She is  cooking din¬ner.

19. did not play

20. went

21. met

22. wrote

23. will you write

24. am not writing

Perhaps even small children know what a Big Ben is. Firstly, it’s the symbol of Great Britain and one of the most beautiful sights of London. Secondly, it’s the largest and the most famous clock in the world. Originally, Big Ben is a tower. It’s one of the highest towers of Westminster Palace. Officially, the clock has started its work on 31 May 1859. According to one of the theories the clock has been named Big Ben after Sir Benjamin Hall, who directed work on the casting of the bell. Another theory claims that it has been named after Benjamin Caunt, who was one of the well-known heavyweight boxers of the 19th century. Surprisingly, the tower of Big Ben used to be a prison where over riotous parliamentarians were kept. Big Ben has become a popular souvenir for tourists. Almost all visitors of London buy a small souvenir in the shape of the world-famous clock. Also Big Ben can be often seen in famous films and ads. Official name of the tower is the “Westminster Palace Clock Tower” or “St. Stephen's Tower”. Big Ben is only the name of the clock itself along with the bell. The history of Big Ben dates back to 1288, when it was built for the first time on Ralph De Hengham’s money. He was the chairman of the Supreme Court of Queen's Bench. However, the contemporary tower of Big Ben was built according to Charles Barry’s project in the 19th century, as the old building was destroyed due to the fire of 1834. Although Big Ben is very popular with spectators, no one is allowed inside of the tower. All the Londoners who live close to Big Ben can hear how the bell strikes thirteen at New Year’s Night.

Такс ,а что именно нужно сделать в этом задание?
Я перевела: Прелставь чт растения и деревья могли бы говорить. Что ини могли бы расказать о вырубке лесов так.
Так вот ответ на этот вопрос.
Если бы деревья могли бы разговоривать  то они бы расказали что зря люди просто так и ради своего интереса вырубают деревья и и портят природу леса.  
Ну если нужно на английском...
If the trees could speak they would tell me what wonder people just for the sake of interest and cut down trees and spoil the nature of the forest.
:)