1) I have very little time, I just can’t afford (to stay/staying) here any longer. 2) My little brother loves (to listen/listening) to fairy tales. 3) Luke enjoys (to play/playing) basketball. 4) As I keep (to tell/telling) you, everything will be fine. 5) When did they start (to use/using) this word in the English language? 6) Can you name two or three good films (to watch/watching)? 7) At the weekend we had a wonderful time (to walk/walking) in the park. 8) Lucy says she hates (to wait/waiting 9) Isn’t the child too old (to do/doing) such silly things? 10) I don’t mind (to tell/telling) you the truth at all. B. 1) We all remember (to take/taking) part in the skiing competition. 2) Did you remember (to post/posting) my letter? 3) Uncle Philip stopped (to take/taking) a look at our new house. 4) I remember (to watch/watching) a film about the first man on the Moon. 5) The child couldn’t stop (to cry/crying). 6) You mustn’t forget (to buy/buying) the medicine you need to take. 7) Please remember (to tele- phone/telephoning) me when you come back home. 8) Can you, please, stop (to talk/talking)? 9) I’ll never forget (to see/seeing) the ocean for the first time in my life. 10) The train stopped (to take/taking) in some more people.

1)we walked in the park yesterday

2)mom cooked a delicious dinner for my birthday yesterday

3)my classmates played football the day before yesterday

4)I performed at a concert last Friday

5)Alice received five in Russian

Usually I got up at seven o'clock. Then I washed my face, cleaned my teeth, had breakfast, got dressed and then I went to school. At 2.30 I came home, had lunch, rested a little and then I did my homework. After that I walked my dog. In the evening I read a book. Then at 10 o'clock I went to bed

The question about pros and cons of city and village life has recently become very acute. More and more people leave their city flats and move to detached houses in villages or simple small country houses. They realize that anything is better than city smoke, pollution and noise. Speaking of advantages of city life, which are left behind, we should mention the variety of cultural establishments which are very important for modern generation and their further education. I mean libraries, theaters, museums, art galleries, concert halls, large bookstores, colleges, universities and other city institutions. Many people simply can't live without going out to posh restaurants, coffee houses, pizza and sushi places. Such pastime has become increasingly popular. That's why most young people, especially students, try to stay in the city. However, when they become older and wiser, they understand that nothing can be better than fresh country air in the morning. Here I'd like to mention the main advantages of villages. First of all, it's the absence of pollution which comes from modern factories and numerous cars. Thus, the air in the country is much cleaner. Secondly, it's the absence of rush and noise. As a result, people in the village can sleep longer and healthier. The following proverb is true for them: “Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise. Most villages are surrounded by astounding views. There are thick forests, crystal clear lakes, mountain rivers and other natural wonders. And that's another reason why people tend to spend more time in the countryside