1 Are there … books on the shelf? 2 Have you got … pencils? 3 Would you like … tea? 4 He has got … information. 5 I’d like … water, please. 6 I bought a pen but I didn’t buy … pencils. 7 Why have … students gone home? 8 Where did you leave … of your books? 9 We haven’t got … questions. 10 Have you found … mushrooms in the wood? 11 Are there … pupils in the classroom? - Yes, there … . 12 Sorry I haven’t got … matches. 13.I looked through … magazines, but I couldn’t find this article. 14 Has she got … children? 15 Please, take …. magazine you like. 16 Can you put … extra sugar in my tea? 17 Don’ forget to buy … sugar.

Are there any books on the shelf? Have you got any pencils? Would you like some tea? He has got some information. I’d like some water, please. I bought a pen but I didn’t buy any pencils. Why have some students gone home? Where did you leave some of your books? We haven’t got any questions. Have you found any mushrooms in the wood? Are there any pupils in the classroom? - Yes, there some. Sorry I haven’t got any matches. I looked through some magazines, but I couldn’t find this article. Has she got any children? Please, take any magazine you like. Can you put some extra sugar in my tea? Don’ forget to buy some sugar.

1. Peter said that Olga was looking through the paper then.

2. Ann said that she had gone to see them the day before yesterday

3. He asked him whether Mr. Smith was a doctor.

4. Oleg asked me if I had enjoyed the film.

5. She asked me what I was doing at that time. (or then)

6. He asked her what foreign languages Peter knew.

7. The boy asked Olga when would she go to see her parents.

8. She said to me to tell him everything the following day.

9. Mother said to her son not to buy any oranges that day.

10. She said that she had bought some cakes for dinner.

1) We walk/are walking along the beach now. 2) He has driven/

has been driving around the town for half an hour. 3) I have

already written/have already been writing an essay. 4) Sam

often wakes up/has often waken up at half past six in the

morning. 5) They are flying/have been flying over the Pacific

Ocean at the moment. 6) My parents don't pay/haven't paid

for the tickets yet. 7) Andy hasn't phoned/hasn't been phoning

her yet. 8) What is happening/has happened now? 9) Emma has

written/has been writing the letters since ten o'clock. 10) Tony

has made/has been making seven calls since morning.