Д/з: Match the beginning of a sentence from Column A with the correct ending from Column B. Column A Column B
0 The plane leaves…
1 It won’t …
2 Tom’s going ...
3 My parents are …
4 I’m meeting …
5 Karate classes start …
6 My appointment….
7 Are you cold? I’ll close ….
8 I’m going to…. H

A friends tomorrow.
B to watch TV all day!
C is at 2.30 pm today.
D the window.
E try hard to get into the team.
F flying abroad tomorrow.
G soon, so let’s practise!
H just before midnight.
I rain later, the radio said.

2 Choose the correct options to complete the sentences.
0 I’m seeing / I’ll see my grandparents this weekend.
1 Come to the party tomorrow. We’ll have / We’re having lots of fun!
2 What will you do / are you doing this evening?
3 Our class will finish / finishes at 4 – is that right?
4 Our teacher is holding / will hold a party at the end of term.
5 I’m going to practise / I’ll practise a lot for the swimming race. I want to win!
6 I’m going / I’ll go to the doctor’s at 3 this afternoon.
7 Oh, no! We’ve got no bread – I’ll go / I’m going to the shop.

Привет! Я помогу тебе решить твою грамматическую задачу.

В данном задании нам нужно выбрать подходящее местоимение и вставить его в каждом предложении, чтобы они звучали правильно.

1. "I've lost my watch," he said. - Он сказал, что он потерял свои часы.
В данном случае, нужно использовать местоимение 'he', потому что субъектом предложения является "he" (он).

2. "We haven't got a key," my parents said. - Мои родители сказали, что у нас нет ключа.
В этом предложении тоже нужно использовать местоимение, которое относится к субъекту предложения. Исходное предложение начинается с "We" (мы), поэтому правильным местоимением будет 'we'.

3. "I am so busy these days," Jack said. - Джек сказал, что он очень занят в эти дни.
Здесь, в предложении описывается, что Джек сказал, поэтому нужно использовать местоимение 'he', потому что он является субъектом предложения.

Итак, правильные варианты ответов:
1. 'he'
2. 'we'
3. 'he'

Если тебе необходимо, я могу объяснить грамматические правила, которые помогут тебе лучше понять эти ответы.

A good neighbor

A friend who lived in Australia was told one day by his neighbor living across the road that he would be away in England for a few weeks. The man further explained that his house was being decorated at the moment but he would be leaving the country the next day, as he had not seen his rich relative for a few years. He said he hoped his neighbor would look after his house properly.

The first week passed without any incident. Soon the decorators packed up and left. But the next day the good friend caught sight of two fellows at his neighbor’s door, packing rolled-up carpets into their old van. “Hey,” cried the man, “what are you doing? I have been looking after the house for a week already and I don’t want my friend to get angry when he returns home.” The two fellows explained to him that the owner of that very old house had ordered to have his Persian carpets cleaned while he was away. They managed to make him believe that it was true. The friendly man thought that his own carpets needed cleaning. He always was a bachelor and everything in his house suffered from his carelessness. So he agreed with the two fellows that they would add the expense secretly to his neighbor’s bill. The happy carpet-cleaners laid all the carpets into their van and drove cheerfully away. While they were driving, they were making fun of the man they had so cleverly deceived. There is no need to say that neither of the neighbors ever saw their carpets again.

In this text, there are several gaps where the correct forms of the verbs in brackets need to be filled in. We need to read the text carefully and understand the context to determine the correct forms of the verbs.

Here are the correct forms of the verbs in brackets:

A good neighbour

A friend who lived in Australia was told one day by his neighbour living across the road that he would be away in England for a few weeks. The man further explained that his house was being decorated at the moment but he would be leaving the country the next day, as he had not seen his rich relative for a few years. He said he hoped his neighbour would look after his house properly.

The first week passed without any incident. Soon the decorators packed up and left. But the next day the good friend caught sight of two fellows at his neighbor’s door, packing rolled-up carpets into their old van. “Hey,” cried the man, “what are you doing? I have been looking after the house for a week already and I don’t want my friend to get angry when he returns home.” The two fellows explained to him that the owner of that very old house had ordered to have his Persian carpets cleaned while he was away. They managed to make him believe that it was true. The friendly man thought that his own carpets needed cleaning. He always was a bachelor and everything in his house suffered from his carelessness. So he agreed with the two fellows that they would add the expense secretly to his neighbour’s bill. The happy carpet-cleaners laid all the carpets into their van and drove cheerfully away. While they were driving, they were making fun of the man they had so cleverly deceived. There is no need to say that neither of the neighbours ever saw their carpets again.