3. Give the correct present tense form of the verb in parentheses.

1. His wife (have) a headache.

2. Her father (work) at a local farm.

3. I really (know) nothing about her.

4. They (seem) a very nice young couple.

5. She (wait) for him to return.

6. They (charge) reasonable price.

7. They (prefer) to have breakfast in their rooms.

8. He usually (stay) in this hotel.

9. The porter (call) a taxi.

1. that's yours work not mine
2.where is my vocabulary?
3. their native language is german
4. she doesn't have book i can give to her my book.
5. professor mr. smith always carefull check himself/your results
6. he doesn't like tell to us about job
7. Mori is journalist. she likes her job
8. that's him translate, not mine
9. its not of yours business
10. i can't do finished this work alone/ i can't do this alone
11. he speaks german very well like english
12.the new project is much more complicated then the old one
13. i'm a first year student
14. we are not historians we are journalists
15. do you have a lot of english books?
16. these young people students of the faculty of economics
17. i haven't time now
18. newspaper on the table
19. the university has a good library
20. i have some interesting books about school in the United Kindom
21. there is no students in classroom
22. he has some mistakes in his work
23. there are any pictures in this book?

“As for me, I’d like to visit Paris, one of the most beautiful cities in the world. I think, everyone will agree that travelling broadens our outlook. In my opinion, it’s quite true. You leave your native place and go to some new unknown places where you get unforgettable impressions during your trip.

To my mind, travelling changes people because new countries, cities, other people and nature influence the traveller. The world becomes more diverse and interesting for him, he makes new friends while he travels.

Travelling is necessary for all of us. It develops our imagination, makes us move, and movement is considered, as everybody knows, to be life itself.”