III Write the correct words. Make sure you put the apostrophes (') in the correct place. 1. That car belongs to my friend. = It's my . 2. That's the house where my friends live. = It's my . 3. That dog belongs to the family next door. = It's my . 4. I asked my brother to help me. = I asked for my . 5. Our daughter goes to a school just for girls. = She goes to a . 6. What does your teacher think about your progress? = What's your . 7. Our cat always sleeps on that chair. = It's the . 8. The party was organised by the Smith family. = It was the .

1) It's my friend's car.

2) It's my friend's house.

3) It's my neighbourhood's dog.

4) I asked for my brother's help.

5) She goes to a girl's school.

6) What's your teacher's thought about your progress?

7) It's the cat's sleeping chair.

8) It was the Smith's party.

"The experiment can not be completed because of the equipment failure,” the researchers announced.

The engineering students wonder: “When did industrial technology begin?”

“Take all the measurements as accurately as possible”, the head of the laboratory said to the research student.

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The researchers announced that the experiment could not be completed because of the equipment failure.

The engineering students wonder when industrial technology began.

The head of the laboratory asked the research student to take all the measurements as accurately as possible.

If I (take) enough time, I (will work) on the computer. 2. If I (did not  have) many friends, I (would be) very lonely. 3. If Mary (did not know) the twins very well, she (would not  be) able to say who’s Jack and who’s John. 4. I wish it (were) summer now and we (could) go to the Crimea. 5. If James (sends) me a letter, I (will answer) him by all means. 6. If only we ( stayed) at home. 7. I wish you (had) porridge or bacon and eggs for breakfast. 8. If only he ( wanted) to learn English. 9. If it (did not rain) so heavily in autumn here, we (could) begin building the house in October. 10. I wish Bob (could) win the competition.