Look at the piktures and say

1. a books were borrowed from the central library
2. an interesting problem was discussed at the lecture
3. the newspapers are usually brought in the morning
4. when was the Moscow University founded?
5. all the work will be done by automatic machinery
6. new hoses are built everywhere: in cities, towns, and villages
7. the experiments will be completed by the end by the end of the week
8. the young workers are trained to use the new equipment
9. a lot if time is given to the study of the new methods of work
10. the lectures on mathematics were attended by all the students
11. english sportsmen will be met by the students of the institute of Physical Culture

... I see the producer?

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Might
Should

1. Тебе в самом деле нужен этот словарь? Но ведь он такой дорогой! Ты можешь пользоваться моим. 2. Если тебе не хочется, то незачем ехать с нами. 3. Ни к чему торопиться. У нас еще масса времени. 4. Не обязательно сдавать плащ в чистку. Он чистый. 5. Напрасно я брала сегодня зонтик. Дождя так и не было. 6. Зачем ты вымыла окна? Они же чистые. Не нужно было делать этого. 7. Холодильник полон. Тебе незачем идти за продуктами. 8. Не нужно было покупать шоколад! Не много ли ты его ешь? 9. Мне вчера не пришлось рано вставать, и поэтому я отоспался. 10. Вы совершенно напрасно так рано поднялись сегодня! Ведь сегодня воскресенье, или вы забыли? 11. Вы нуждаетесь в отдыхе, не нужно отрицать, что вы переработали. 12. Ни к чему было брать такси.От станции до моего дома рукой подать. 13. — Мне нужны верные друзья. — А кому же они не нужны? 14. Я независим, и мне ни к чему просить денег у родителей. 15. Только не рассказывай мне, что ты опять забыл о нашей встрече. Не нужно мне было волноваться и торопиться. 16. — Им срочно нужна твоя помощь! — В самом деле? 17. Мне нужен был отдых от всей этой сумасшедшей жизни, и я уехала в Сочи. 18. Тебе нужно снять розовые очки и реально взглянуть на жизнь.

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5 It's St Valentine's Day and Mr Grams has just entered the room. Look at the pictures and say: "What has been happening?" / "What has happened?" Use the words and expressions.to look for smth, to fight, to cry, to laugh one's head off, to get a valentine, to send a valentine

Model:Misha and Ben have been fighting.

Richard Branson’s 10 secrets of success

What … ? Where … ? How … ? Does he … ?

How many … ? How much … ? When … ? Why … ?

Has he … ? How often … ? What sort of … ?

1. He employs people he likes personally. This is more important to him than qualifications.

2. He regularly works an eleven-hour day, starting around eight and finding around seven at night.

3. He spends a lot of time talking to people on the telephone but henever sends memos.

4. He rarely holds board meetings. He makes decisions on the phone or on the tennis court.

5. He has a good memory and he writes people’s names on his hand so he doesn’t forget them.

6. He invites every single one of his 10,000 employees to a party at his home in Oxfordshire every year. The last party cost around &100,000.

7. He continually questions his employees about every aspect of the business and he tries to pick holes in their arguments to find out whether their ideas will work.

8. If he becomes annoyed in meetings, he leaves the room. He hardly ever loses his temper.

9. He has had several business failures in the past and nearly went bankrupt several times but he has always survived. He puts his success down to good ideas, good people, and good luck.

10. He didn’t go into business to make money. He went into business because he wanted a challenge.

come)to Britain they visit its charming parks. one cant say he (to know ) Britain much unless he (to know ) something about its gardening . London is famous for its parks . Hyde Park (to be situated )in the centre of the capital. Thousands of londoners come here to rest to look at the flowers and trees. Kew Gardens is one of the largest parks in Europe. It (to know) since the 18th century.

Jackson's office. It was a small room, on the avenue side of the old house - a house which had been somebody's "mansion". It was a rather dark, small room. The woman sitting at the desk facing the door was not looking at the door. She jumped in her chair when she heard the door open, and then turned to face them. She was, he guessed, in her late forties or early fifties.