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What are you ( doing) here at such a late hour? Are you ( writing) your composition? — No, I (have written) it already. I (am working) at my report. — And when did you ( write) your composition? — I ( finished) it two days ago. 2. I say, Tom, let's have dinner. — No, thank you, I have already ( had) dinner. 3. What is the weather like? Is it still ( raining)? — No, it (has stopped) raining. 4. Please give me a pencil, I have lost mine. 5. I (have not  met) Peter since Monday. 6. Nina has just ( finished) work. 7. Where is Sergei? — He (has gone) home. He ( left) the room a minute ago. 8. What are you ( reading) now? — I (am reading) "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Bronte. 9. They ( read) "Ivanhoe" by Walter Scott a month ago. What about you? Have you ( read) "Ivanhoe"? 10. My watch (has stopped). There (is) something wrong with it. 11. Have you ( seen) Jack today? — Yes, I ( saw) him at the institute. 12. Have you ( heard) the new symphony by M.? — Yes, I have. — When did you ( hear) it? — I ( heard) it last Sunday. 13. You (have  changed) so much. Has anything ( happened)?

What are you had doing here at such a late hour? Are you writing your composition? — No, I have written it already. I am working at my report. — And when did you had write your composition? — I had finished it two days ago. 2. I say, Tom, let's have dinner. — No, thank you, I have already had dinner. 3. What is the weather like? Is it still  raining? — No, it has stopped raining. 4. Please give me a pencil, I have lost mine. 5. I have not  met Peter since Monday. 6. Nina has just finished work. 7. Where is Sergei? — He has gone home. He  left the room a minute ago. 8. What are you reading now? — I am reading "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Bronte. 9. They have read "Ivanhoe" by Walter Scott a month ago. What about you? Have you read "Ivanhoe"? 10. My watch has stopped. There is something wrong with it. 11. Have you seen Jack today? — Yes, I saw him at the institute. 12. Have you heard the new symphony by M.? — Yes, I have. — When did you heard it? — I heard it last Sunday. 13. You have  changed so much. Has anything happened?

Объяснение:

1. Jane insists on speaking to the managing director alone.

2. In the past year, the has been a marked decrease in the number of our client positive feedback.

3. Tash couldn’t take it in his head how to operate the machine correctly.

4. Would you have any objection to quoting from your report in the staff newsletter?

5. John was on the point of leaving when his university team scored a goal.

6. It was only when Anna had gone outside that she saw it was snowing.

7. To improve your overall health condition it’s well worth keeping out salty foods from your daily diet.

8. Because of her accent, the teacher had some difficulties to clearly express herself initially, but the students soon got adjusted to the way she spoke.

9. There is a bewilderedment in the siblings’ relationship.

10. Rumor has it that Josh is on the verge of his resignation.

1. after 2. back 3. around 4 .out 5. for 6.down on 7.up 8.forward 9. away 10. ahead 11. at 12.into 13. up 14. out 15. in 1. Моя бабушка приглядывает за нашим малышом. 2. Билл оглядывался, потому что не хотел уезжать. 3. Мистер Покер еще раз осмотрелся, но ничего не нашел. 4. Берегись! Летит камень. 5. Деньги закончились, бедной Мэри пришлось искать работу. 6. Нелли свысока смотрела на своих одноклассников, она никому не нравилась несмотря на то, что она была очень хорошенькой. 7. Девочка посмотрела вверх и увидела безоблачное небо. 8. Макс с нетерпением ждал встречи с любимой. 9.Майкл попытался поцеловать свою невесту, но она отвернулась. 10. Группа готовилась к знаменитому региональному соревнованию. 11. Туристы осмотрели комнату в отеле. 12. Я хочу разобраться в хобби моей дочери. 13. Мои внуки никогда не навещали меня. 14. Пассажиры выглядывали из окон поезда. 15. Заскочи ко мне когда будешь в Астане. The queen is looking down on poor people. When my son was a pupil, he looked up his English teacher. At the first meeting my mother-in-law looked me up and down, it seemed to me that she disliked me. The boy was being beaten, but the passers just look on. Before you begin to write a composition, look into necessary literature. Since Peter had found a new job, his business looked up. You should look the rule up in the textbook. Hellen was disappointed, so that she looked back at her past. The children was looking forward Christmas and presents. Bob looked over all the ads before choosing the good. I hope our son will look up during holidays. Look out! This man is notorious.