1) grammar. put the verb in the correct form. 1. a: are kate and paula here? b: yes, they (just/arrive 2. a: what time is john coming? b: he: (already/arrive). 3. a: are you hungry? b: no, i (just/have) dinner. 4. a: are kate and paula here? - b: no, they (yet/arrive). 5. a: john, this is andy. b: yes, i know. we (already/meet).

1. Just arrived

2. Already arrived

3. Just had

4. Didn't arrive yet

5. Already met

Hi Tom,

I hope you're doing well. It's great to hear that you've passed your exams! I know that you have deserved a good rest.

Thank you for inviting me - I would like to go on a hike with you. As for the equipment, I can bring my sleeping bag, two sleeping mats and a lantern. I think I could also borrow a coolbox from a friend of mine. We could keep some food there.

Could you tell me when exactly are you planning to go? Who is going with you? Are they anybody I know? I wonder if you have planned any hiking route already. Please let me know if you have!

I'll be looking forward to your answer.

All the best,

Paula

Hi Tom,

I hope you're doing well. It's great to hear that you've passed your exams! I know that you have deserved a good rest.

Thank you for inviting me - I would like to go on a hike with you. As for the equipment, I can bring my sleeping bag, two sleeping mats and a lantern. I think I could also borrow a coolbox from a friend of mine. We could keep some food there.

Could you tell me when exactly are you planning to go? Who is going with you? Are they anybody I know? I wonder if you have planned any hiking route already. Please let me know if you have!

I'll be looking forward to your answer.

All the best,

Paula