They ( to be glad) to meet him yesterday. 2) tom: look! it's raining again. ann: oh, no, not again. it ( to train) all day yesterday too. 3) i (to enjoy) the last party very much. 4) mr.edward (to die) ten years ago. 5) when i lived in manchester. i ( to work) in a hank. 6) we (to invite) them to our party but they dicided not to come. 7) i was watching tv when my father ( to come) back from work. 8) listen, john! who (to be) with you at yesterday's party? - it (to be) my new girlfriend. понять, .

Now the Earth needs our help more than ever before. Despite the constant development of technology and medicine, we may face problems that have arisen for a long time. Now we have a lot of global problems that can eventually lead to our death. Many species of animals and fish are on the verge of extinction, the water in the ocean and seas is polluted, and small lakes and rivers dry up, forests are destroyed. Problem solving maybe our strength can't be underestimated, we have to think and start doing something. As humans, we have a great opportunity to help our planet and ourselves.

Jean Herman lived in an apartment in New York City. Jean's apartment was small, but she liked it. The apartment was cheap; Jean paid only $200 a month. One day a big company bought the old building. The company wanted to tear down the old building and build a skyscraper. "We're going to tear down this building," the people told Jean. "So, you have to move. Here is a check for $50,000. You can find a new apartment —a big, beautiful apartment." " Jean said. "I like this apartment. I'm not going to move," Jean didn't take the check. The next day the people came back with a check for $ 100,000. Jean didn't take .the check, "I'm not going to move," she said. Jean didn't take their checks. Finally the people came with a check for $750,000. "Please take the money and move," the people said. "I'm not going to move," Jean says. "Not for $750,000. Not for a million dollars. Not for ten million dollars. I like this apartment. It's my home." Jean didn't move, and the company didn't tear down the building. And so, on East 60th Street in New York there was an unusual skyscraper. Jean Herman lived alone in the old building. Her apartment was small, but Jean liked it. The apartment was cheap; Jean paid only $200 a month.