Whard are you going to do?​

is going to ride

2.is going to get

3.is going to ride

4.is going to iron

5.is goint to climb

6.is going to move

7.is going to clean

8.is going to pay

9.is going to go

10.is going to deliver

11.is going to donate

12.is going to blow

13.is going to ask

14.is going to listen

15.is going to write

16. is going to play

17.is going to stop

18.is going to throw

19.is going to answer

20.is going to eat

21.is going to hammer

To dress - dressed -dressed (одевать - одевал)
to point - pointed - pointed (направлять - направлял)
to jump - jumped - jumped ( прыгать - прыгал)
to like - liked - liked (нравится - нравился)
to touch -touched - touched (трогать -трогал)
to pass -passed -passed (сдать - сдавал)
to stay - stayed - stayed (стоять - стоял)
to walk - walked -walked (идти - шел)
to ask - asked - asked (спросить - спросил)
to watch - watched - watche (смотреть - смотрел)
to love - loved - loved (любить - любил)
to want - wanted -wanted (хотеть - хотел)
to reach - reached -reached (достигать -достиг)
to clinb - climbed - climbed (карабкаться - карабкался)

                                  What is Big Ben?
Big Ben is the symbol of Great Britain and one of the most beautiful sights of London. It's the largest and the most famous clock in the world. 
Originally, Big Ben is a tower. It's one of the highest towers of Westminster Palace. Big Ben is very popular with spectators, nobody is allowed inside the tower. But if you are lucky, you can hear how the bell stricks.
Officially, the clock has started its work on 31 May 1859. Big Ben is the huge bell inside the building. Its weight is about 13 tones and its rings every hour daily: once at one o'clock, twice at two o'clock and so on. 
There are many hypotheses for the origin of the name Big Ben. The most popular one suggests that the bell was named after Sir Benjamin Hall, who was responsible for the installation. Some of people say he was really tall and that's why this bell is called big.