1. Barbara Grey works in East Square London School, doesn't she? - Yes, she does.
2. Mr. Wooding invited a group of Russian students to London, didn't he? - Yes, he did.
3. A group of up to 22 people can go to London, can't they? - Yes, they can.
4. Mr. Wooding didn't write about the time of the visit, did he? - No, he didn't.
5. The Russian students will stay with English families, won't they? - Yes, they will.
6. The Russian students won't be responsible for social Programme, will they? - No, they won't.
1. she has broken
2. he has been lecturing
3. has never spoken
4have been phoning
5 have you phoned
6. has been living
7. she has cried, has been laughing
8.have you been living
9. has been working
10. have you been cooking
2.
1) going
2) won't
3) are
4) be
5) will
6) am
7) aren't
8) have
3.
1 - h
2 - c
3 - f
4 - b
5 - g
6 - e
7 - a
8 - d
Everybody loves holidays because during our holidays we can relax and have fun. You can do whatever you like, you don’t have to get up too early, and do your homework. You get enough time to travel, play your favorite sports and practice your hobbies.
Most of all I like summer holidays because they are the longest ones. Now I’d like to tell you about my summer holidays I spent in Crimea.
It was the first time I’ve been there. I’ve been dreamed to visit Crimea for many years but our family couldn’t afford this. This summer my father said we can go to the Black sea. I couldn’t believe my ears. I asked him again if he is serious, but he said he already purchased tickets on the train to Simferopol.