2. Change the sentences to the Past or Future Tenses using the modal verb have to. 1. Imust fly to India now. (next month) 2. We must go and buy some painkillers. (last night) 3. Drake must sign the contract today. (tomorrowоw) 4. I must water the plants now. (yesterday) 5. Not necessary mend a broken window. (tomorrow morning) 6. You must pay the rent today. (last Friday)

Who is it?Who is saying "Meow"?Simon is in the livingroom. In livingroom well. There is a circle table in the middlee of room. There is a big armchair near the fireplace/ Simon likes to read an interesting books in armchair, when it is cold."Meow! Meow!" Now he is searching sound under the table, behind the armchair, between the armchair and sofa."Nothing!". Simon is in his room. He is still searching sound on the floor, under bed, above shelf, under the carpet. "Nothing!". And he is still searching sound in left angle, in right angle. Simon surprised. "meow! Meow!" is exiting the box. "Who are you?" Simon is saying. "What is it the window?"It is a secret.Then he is seeingtwo black ear,two big green eyes and small pink nose. "Oh! It is a kitten!" Simon is saying.He is happy. He get a new friend. They will play hide-and-seek together.

  My favorite recipe is borsh. It's the national Ukrain soup. I love it. And I eat this every 2 days. I can't cook it by myself, but my mom always cook it for me. The main ingridient is beet. That's why borsh has red colour. And I also eat it with a sour cream. Sometimes I take a bread, make a sandwich (this time by myself) and eat it with borsh.
   Many people think that this is russian dish. But it is not. It takes its history from 12-th century. And it is more slavic. But I think ukranians made it firstly.