e.g He travels (travel) to school by tube every morning. 1. He… (think) of changing his job. 2. We … (go) to the cinema tomorrow afternoon. Would you like to come with us? 3. Hurry up! The play … (start) in ten minutes. 4. I …(cook) dinner this evening, so please don’t be late. 5. He … (write) a book about the high cost of living. 6. He …(visit) his uncle every Saturday morning. 7. She …. (write) the article about crime in big cities. 8. She …(leave) late on Fridays. 9. He … (study) in his bedroom at the moment, but he can meet us at the cinema later. 10. Do you think she’ll be here soon? The film … (start) in ten minutes.

1-thinks

2-are going

3-starts

4-am cooking

5-is writing

6-visits

7-is writing

8-leaves

9-is studying

10-starts

If you’ve been spending more time in the kitchen this year—and who hasn’t?—you’ve probably discovered that whipping up a restaurant-style meal can sometimes require more equipment than your trusty cast iron pan and favorite spatula. There’s a never-ending supply of gadgets available in our modern times, all designed to make cooking easier, faster, and more fun, but how do you know which appliances and tools are worth the cash, and which ones will just take up precious counter or storage space?

1)A salad spinner 2)A mortar and pestle 3)Prep bowls 4)An Instant Pot 5)A nice coffee maker 6)A kitchen scale 7)A stick blender.

Объяснение:

these are all very necessary appliances for the kitchen

1. He was listening
2. He was translating
3. You ever been; yes I was there
4. The old lady saw
5. What you did
6. You were translating
7. What were you doing here; I was preparing
8. He taught
9. She studied English last year
10. What are you reading now?; I am reading a magazine
11. She lived in Moscow
12. Our teacher came. Now he is speaking
13. I was looking at them
14. He didn’t like
15. When we came to the station, the train has already arrived. The passengers were hurrying to occupy their seats

1. Did he go to the shop last weekend?
2. Does Lisa smile at my jokes?
3. Will we be reading at 6 tomorrow?

1. We weren’t very glad
2. He couldn’t come to meet me at the station
3. He didn’t reserve a room for me
4. We don’t play football every day
5. You aren’t at the lesson