Put the verbs into present perfect1. how many different jobs_(she do)? 2. she(have) dozens of jobs in her life._(you ever work) in a factory? no, i_(never be) in a factory.5. what's the worst thing that_ happen) to you? 6. i(hate) most of my jobs and i hate this one too(you ever think) of running your own business? 8. yes, i(always want) to be my own boss.​

1. How many different jobs_

has she done?

2. She

has dozens of jobs in her life.

_ have you ever worked in a factory?

No, I

_have never been in a factory.

5. What's the worst thing that_

__have ever happened to you?

6. I

hate most of my jobs and I hate this one too

Have you ever thought of running your own business?

8. Yes, I

always want to be my own boss.

1 two books were read by Martha yesterday

2 A treasure was found by children in the park

3 all our records were sold by us

4 friend was invited to the party by Patrick and me.

5 chocolate was made for me by grandmother

6 New nowel was written by writer

7 massages were sent to his girlfriend by Mr.Harrison

8 New mashine are prepared by engineers

9 aunt was phoned in Australia by Katherine.

10 Apartment was tidied Last Saturdsy by Caroline

11 the walls in the kitchen are psinted by parents

12 a lot of good cars produced by Germany

13 telephone was invented by Gerhalm Bell

14 our family car is driven to work by my dad

15 the dry leaves in the garden were cleaned by gardener

We began our journey in the historic city of Volgograd with an inspirational trip to Mamayev Kurgan to see the enormous statue, The Motherland Calls. This city witnessed the full horror and heroism of World War II and the statue celebrates the enduring spirit of the Russian people. Then, we headed back to the centre, which has risen from the ashes to become a major crossroads of transportation, and strolled along the promenade by the river before boarding our boat to begin the adventure of a lifetime. Over the next few days the boat stopped at many small villages, and we sailed past Saratov, Samara and Simbirsk. In every village there were small shops and street vendors selling clothes, matryoshka dolls and amber jewellery. It was a great chance to see rural life in Russia, and the people we met were incredibly hospitable Вотето выучи и на 5 сойдёд