С: use the words given in capitals at the end of each line to form a word that fits the space in the same line. tourism in britain every year more than eleven million tourists visit britain. in fact, tourism is an ( industry, employing thousands of people. importance most ( come in the summer months when they can expect visit good weather. tourists ( spend a few days in london, then go on to usual other well-known cities. perhaps the least visited places in england are old ( industry towns. but many people think that nineteenth-century cities show the ( reality of britain. wonder the cheap, concrete ( the 1960s look old and dirty build but for adventurous ( these cities are full of life and colour. tour

1. important

2. visitors

3. usually

4. industrial

5. wonderful

6. buildings

7. tourists

1) i (am listening) very attentively but i (do not understand) what he (is saying) 2) we (are doing) this exercise now but we (have not finished) it yet 3) look! ada (is smiling). she must be in a good mood. 4) - have you ( bought) the textbook? - no, i am still (looking for) it 5) as a rule i (do not  read) detective stories but this week i (am reading) one and i liked it. 6) we occasionally ( go) to the theatre but we have never ( been) to the bolshoi theatre. 7) tomorrow we (leave/are leaving) at 7 a.m. 8) the children are very quiet. go and see what they (are doing). i`m afraid they (have broken) something. 9) man has already ( made) his first steps towards the stars. 10) don`t go out. the rain (has not stopped) yet and a strong wind (is blowing).

i get up at 6 in the morning and drive to the office.she speaks  spanish and italian.peter never has  lunch at workthey play tennis every day.i  go  to school every day. we often  play  basketball. children usually  like  parties. she  speaks  2 foreign languages. it  takes  me 10 minutes to get to the university.i  don’t  get up at 6 in the morning.she  doesn’t  speak spanish and italian.what time  do  you get up? why  don’t  they play tennis every day? does  peter have lunch at work? they  don’t  play tennis every day