8. Look at this table of people who have changed what they eat or drink.
name in the past Now
Raigul Aigul meat tap water fish bottled water Samat Saule coffee tinned fruit tea fresh fruit Sayat Zhanat white bread margarine brown bread butter
Now make sentences, as in the examples.
Raigul used to eat meat, but now she eats fish . Samat drinks tea now, but he used to drink coffee.
1. Sayat …………….. white bread, but now ……………….brown bread. 2. Aigul ……………… tap water, but now ………………….bottled water. 3. Saule ……………… fresh fruit now, but …………………tinned fruit. 4. Zhanat …………….. butter now, but …………………….margarine.

Of all the seasons, most of all I like spring. Spring blooming most of the flowers. Welcome come warm weather, rain less, and they are getting warmer and warmer. Mom hides winter clothes in the closet, and my dad gets out of the box in the garage of tourist facilities. I am preparing my bike, because soon dry up puddles and you can drive around the yard, fun ringing unwary children. Wonderful time - spring! In the early spring, we give our mothers, grandmothers and sisters of flowers and gifts. March 8 - one of the most favorite people. And at the end of spring at another school holiday - last call. This is my favorite holiday because after the holidays begin.

Объяснение:

Решить . report the sentences using introductory verbs 1. “don’t forget to buy milk! ” said antonio to lucia. (remind, using infinitive) 2. “you shouldn’t go into the water” said the coast guard. (advise against) 3. “i’ll go to france on holiday” said john. (decide, using infinitive) 4. “i think you should go to the dentist” julie said to tom. (advise, using infinitive) 5. “watch out for the weak bridge” he said. (warn, using ‘about’) 6. “you should apply for the job” said jack to stella. (encourage) 7. “okay, keiko can go to the party” said keiko’s mum. (agree, using clause) 8. “the class will start later on tuesdays” said the teacher to us. (explain + clause) 9. “it’s a great idea to go to the beach” said maria. (recommend + verb-ing) 10. “don’t cross the road there” she said to the children. (warn, using infinitive)