Fill in gaps using the phrases below used to make; caught; used to live; spent; would get up

Example : Colin is going to go to the sea.
He is going to ... some new friends.
He is going to .......volleyball.
He is going to ......a good film in the evening .
He ia going to ......some nice food in the cafe.
He is going to .......breakfast in bed.
He is going to ......his car to the sea and back home.
He is going to ....his weekend at the sea very much.

(good)\ When you first start learning English, it seems (easy) other languages and the grammar looks (much/simple). However, when you become a little (advanced), it gets a lot (complicated). There are also so many words in English! The dictionary I bought when I first came to Britain is far too simple. I'm already looking for something (big) and (comprehensive)".B. 1. Two weeks ago I went down town to buy a birthday present for my (old) sister. You couldn't meet (wonderful) person than her. She is one of (charming) women I know She is also (generous-hearted) person I've ever met. Mother says she could be a bit (tidy) than she is. Anyway, the present 1 wanted to buy her had to be (good) I could afford. Eventually, I came across (beautiful) scarf I had ever seen. Imagine my disappointment when 1 discovered the next day that Mother had bought her exactly the came scarf.2. One of (embarrassing) experiences that can happen to anyone is to meet I old friends, and not recognize them. I once had to welcome a group of students at the airport. I knew (old) person, a Madame Dufort, would be in charge of them, and when the group appeared, this woman came towards I me; smiling, and said: "Doctor, what a pleasant surprise!" If I had been I (quick) and (intelligent) I would have said brightly: "How nice to see you, I my dear!' as if she were my (old) friend, but I just stood there, my face I getting (red) and (red), trying to remember her. The (bad) thing about it was K that she got even (embarrassed) than I was, and said: "You don't remember I me," still not giving me (slight) clue. Fortunately, my wife, who is (quick- I thinking) and (well-mannered) than I am, said: "Of course he does, Nicole, I but he's (absent-minded) person in the world". Nicole had been a student of mine years before, but she looked much (old), her hair was going grey, and [• her face had more lines on it than is usual at her age. She had got married, too, I so her name was changed, and I find names (easy) to remember than faces.

A. 1. There (to be) no courts in ancient societies. 2. God’s will (to reveal) in natural phenomena: rain, snow and wind. 3. Revenge (to be) a major component of early law. 4. After the Norman Conquest English courts (to begin) to take part in lawmaking. 5. Long ago chiefs (to rule) communities. 6. Robber (to be) a person who steals money from a person or place, especially by violence or threat. 7. Between 55 BC and AD 412 English people (to be) under Roman control, naturally they (to use) Roman law.
B. Roman Law, which (to evolve) in the 8th century BC, (to be) still a blend of custom and interpretation by magistrates of the will of the gods. Common Law (to evolve) from the tribal and local laws in England. It (to begin) with common customs, but over time it (to involve) the courts in lawmaking that (to be) responsive to changes in society. In this way the Anglo-Norman rulers (to create) a system of centralized courts that (to operate) under a single set of laws that (to replace) the rules of earlier societies. Napoleonic Code (to refer) to the body of French law, contained in five codes dealing with civil, commercial, and criminal law.

Task3.Use the verbs in the Present Perfect.1.They (to do) it today. 2.How many time… you (to see) this man? 3…you ever (to play) tennis? 4.I…never (to eat) such fish before? 5.He (not to write ) the test yet.
Task4.Ask 1 special question to each sentence.1.Fred has recently bought a new car. 2.They have already visited this museum. 3.My brother has got 2 computers at home.4.Helen has finished translating the article.
Task5.Use the verbs in brackets in Past Simple or in Present Perfect.1.How many tasks…you already…?( to do ) 2….you…Nick today?( to see ) 3.Yesterday I…shopping.( to go ) 4.She…her grandparents last weekend.( to visit )

verbs in brackets.
1. If my parents ____________________ (be) as strict as yours, I __________________________ (leave) home.
2. Unfortunately, we ____________________________ (not be able) to go skiing next week if there _________
(not be) enough snow.
3. I ________________________ (go) to the beach more often if it _____________________ (not be) so crowded,
but there’s hardly any room to move.
4. If you __________________________ (not like) your job, ________________ (look) for another one.
5. We were very late because of the traffic. We ____________________________ (get) there sooner if we
________________________ (take) the train.
6. If couples _________________________ (not want) to get married in church, they ________________ (can) go
to a registry office.
7. If I ______________________ (be) you, I ___________________________ (make) an appointment today.
8. You have been working so hard recently. I _________________________ (ask) your boss for a raise if I
________________ (be) you.
9. Quickly! We _______________________ (miss) our plane if we ___________________ (not hurry)!
10. We spent most of our holiday walking in the mountains. We ______________________________ (go) skiing if
there ______________________ (be) more snow, but it was a mild winter last year.
11. I’m sorry, I __________________________ (lend) you the money if I _____________________ (have) it but I’ve
already spent my pocket money for this week.
12. If Ruth ___________________________ (put) on a helmet, she ___________________________ (not be injured)
in the accident.
13. If you _____________________ (win) the lottery, who _________________________________ (you / tell) first?
14. Why didn’t you phone? If I _________________ (know) you were coming, I ____________________ (meet) you
at the airport.
15. The machine _______________ (not work) if it ________________ (not have) enough oil.
16. If I still _________________ (feel) sick, I _________________ (not go) on holiday next weekend.
17. It’s a pity you missed the party. If you ___________________ (come), you _____________________ (meet) my
friends from Hungary.
18. You make such delicious cakes! If you __________________ (sell) them, you ____________________ (make) a
fortune.
19. If we __________________ (have) some tools, we__________________ (be) able to repair the car, but we
haven’t got any with us.
20. If a balloon _____________ (be) filled with hot air, it _____________ (rise).

hours, and may catch cold. 2. That young singer has had a very good training. He (to sing) for half an hour and never (to stop) for a moment's rest. 3. It is unfair of you to be cross with the man. He (to be) away for two weeks and you can't blame him for the few mistakes that (to make) during his absence (отсутствие). 4. Our reply (to send) to you as soon as all the dates (to fix) finally. Some of them (to consider) yet. 5. “I (not to see) Ann lately. What she (to do)?" “She just (to take) her finals and (to prepare) to go away for a holiday.” 6. “Why you (to wear) that strange-looking suit? You (to look) quite a sight in it!" “Why, I (to wear) it for a month and nobody (to say) a word all this time." 7. It’s no use calling for the docu ments now. They (to prepare) when I (to leave) the office, but I don’t think they (to be) ready yet. 8. There (to be) considerable changes, in this area in the last five years. The main part of it (to build up) already, and several new factories (to set up) now. In another three years it (to turn) into a large industrial area. 9. Jesse (to be unemployed — быть безработным) for five months when he (to manage) to get hired as a driver at a small factory. 10. The trav ellers (to walk) through the forest for several hours when they (to discover) that they (to lose) their way. 11. “Where is the new engineer?’’ “He (to take round) the factory. He already (to snow) the main shops (цеха), but he only (to go) over the whole factory by the end of the day.” 12. Last Sunday my friend and I decided to go fishing. When I got to my friend’s place at four in the morning, all his things (to pack) and last minute preparations (to make). My friend (to look) cross and (to say) he (to wait) for me for half an hour.