The Active VoiceI. Choose the right answer.1. I play the piano. She ……. the flute. a) playing c) does play b) plays d) is playing 2. What…….now ?a) does he c) is he doingb) he is doing d) he doing3. What……yesterday?a) do you do c) did you do b) have you done d) do you do4. I…….at the swimming pool yesterday. a) were c) had been b) was d) was been5. Nick……a book.a) already buy c) bought b) has already bought d) buys6. Mother …….a pie, when I came.a) cooked c) was cooking b) cooks d) had cooked7. At 3 o ‘clock tomorrow my little brother ………a) sleeps c) is sleepingb) wiil sleeping d) will be sleeping8. I’m tired. I ……since morning.a) work c) have been workingb) am working d) was working9. He……..his Granny for 3 hours when his friend called him.a) had been helping c) helped b) was helping d) is helping10. She asked if I …..ever to London.a) been c) has beenb) was d) had been11. By the end of the week we …….our report.a) will finished c) will have been finishingb) will have finished d) will finish12. By 7 o’clock Jill……her picture for 2 hours.a) is painting c) will be paintingb) will painting d) will have been painting

I. Choose the right answer.

1. I play the piano. She ……. the flute. b) plays

2. What…….now ? c) is he doing

3. What……yesterday? c) did you do

4. I…….at the swimming pool yesterday. b) was

5. Nick……a book. b) has already bought

6. Mother …….a pie, when I came. c) was cooking

7. At 3 o ‘clock tomorrow my little brother ……… d) will be sleeping

8. I’m tired. I ……since morning. c) have been working

9. He……..his Granny for 3 hours when his friend called him. a) had been helping

10. She asked if I ….. to London. d) had ever been

11. By the end of the week we …….our report. b) will have finished

12. By 7 o’clock Jill……her picture for 2 hours. d) will have been painting

One of the national festivals of english-speaking countries is halloween. it takes place on october 31 on allhallow’s eve. it is widely believed that many halloween traditions originated from celtic harvest festivals which may have pagan roots, particularly the gaelic festival samhain, and that this festival was christianized as halloween.halloween activities include trick-or-treating, attending halloween costume parties, decorating, carving pumpkins into jack-o'-lanterns, lighting bonfires, apple bobbing and divination games, playing pranks, visiting haunted attractions, telling scary stories and watching horror films. in many parts of the world, the christian religious observances of all hallows' eve, including attending church services and lighting candles on the graves of the dead, remain popular, although elsewhere it is a more commercial and secular celebration.the traditions and importance of halloween vary greatly among countries that observe it. in scotland and ireland, traditional halloween customs include children dressing up in costume going "guising", holding parties, while other practices in ireland include lighting bonfires, and having firework displays. in brittany children would play practical jokes by setting candles inside skulls in graveyards to frighten visitors. mass transatlantic immigration in the 19th century popularized halloween in north america, and celebration in the united states and canada has had a significant impact on how the event is observed in other nations.

In view of cthulhu in different parts of the body is like an octopus, a dragon, and the man, according to the bas-relief by anthony wilcox, the hero of "call of cthulhu", and mysterious ancient carved image of the story, the monster has a head c tentacles humanoid body, covered with scales and a pair of rudimentary wings. description of the fictional magazine gustaf johansen adds that living cthulhu squelching and expire mucus when driving, and his body is green, gelatinous and miraculously regenerates the observed speed. exact its growth is not indicated; johansen likened monster "walking mountain" greater than "the legendary cyclops"; cthulhu (sailing or walking along the bottom) "uplift a broad-over impure foam as demonic galleon feed."