Complete the sentences using a different form of the words in brackets.
1 There is often a lot of (loot) after a natural disaster, like an earthquake.
2 The (murder) will spend the rest of his life in prison.
3 A man tried to (robber) the bank on Baker Street this afternoon.
4 There are too many drug (deal) on Stapleton Road.
5 Ellen called the police when a (shoplift) tried to take something from her shop.

1. He has forgotten his French since he left Paris.
2. Years ago he was very poor, and didn`t know how to live. 
3. I can reach my work easily now, as I have bought a new car.
4. The man you see there is the man to whom I have lended the money. -When did you lend it to him?  - I did it yesterday.
5. What did you do last night?
6. I got a fax from Boston an hour ago, but I haven`t answered it yet.
7. It’s the most delicious cake I have ever tasted. When and where did you buy it?
8. I haven`t seen you for ages!
9. When did you buy this wonderful ring? – Three months ago.
10. – What has happened to the fridge?

The nearest thing to the theatre that many people 1​ (actually) manage to see is their 2​ (favourite) TV soap. For true fans it is an essential part of life, bringing emotional topics for 3​ (discussions) into the home and 4​ (raising) issues that will be talked about in work-places and school playgrounds up and down the country the 5​ (following) day. Far from 6 ​(providing) Hollywood-style escapism, the storylines in today's soaps aim right at the heart of current moral dilemmas 7 ​(faced) by ordinary people. The 8 ​(acting) is often of the highest standard, with the leading actors managing to give top-class 9​(performance) three times a week, week after week, 10​ (producing) what many consider to be some of the most 11​ (powerful) drama in recent years.