Aesop was an ancient Greek writer. He wrote short stories. People know them as Aesop's fables. They teach moral lessons. Most of Aesop's stories are About animals and birds, but these animals and birds are very much like people. These days people often read Aesop's fables, and tell them to their children. These fables often end in morals. ​

1) My name Bill. b) is 

2) name is David.
c) His 

3) She the violin when she’s not working.
b) plays 

4) I like cricket.
d) don’t

5) I don’t like overseas travel, but he .
c) does 

6) I am a suit for my interview today.
a) wearing

7) you play tennis after work?
a) Can 

8) I call you tomorrow evening to discuss the business plan.
a) will

9) I very hard yesterday to get that report to my boss on time.
b) worked

10) I a great programme on TV last week about financial planning.
d) saw

11) I was down the street when I realised I had no money on me.
b) walking

12) I have to England 5 times on business so far this year.
c) been

13) He took his jacket and sat down in his executive chair.
c) off

14) If you don’t phone him now, you lose the business.
b) will 

15) I have working on this financial plan all afternoon.
d) been

16) I can’t make him something he doesn’t want to do.
a) do 

17) I used to the marketplace when I was young.
b) to like going

18) I £1,000,000 by lunchtime.
b) had made

19) I will be with you ten minutes.
a) in 
20) I never my homework.
b) do 

21) You have got to hurry up. We have got to set at 3 o’clock.
 b) off 

22) She told him late again for class.
b) not to be
23) If I won a million pounds, I buy my own company.
 b) would 

24) I won’t home tonight. I have to work late.
 d) be coming

25) I must something bad. I feel really sick.
b) have eaten

26) I will been working here 10 years this spring.
c) have 

27) The bank more than ten million pounds in the last week.
b) has lost 

28) I have lived in London 1985.
a) since 

29) If I hadn’t seen that TV programme on profit and loss spreadsheets, I chief accountant today.
d) wouldn’t be

30) His job by someone a lot more experienced.
 d) was taken

A) 1. He was sure that the children are in the village. 2. It was clear that they again quarrel (quarrel) . 3. Anna did not believe that I swim better than her. 4. I realized that they were going to leave. 5. He admitted that he does not like classical music.

B)1. I found out that they live at sea for two weeks. 2. We knew that they had returned from the picnic. 3. Alice complained that they quarrel in the morning. 4. He told us that toured Europe. 5. We couldn't understand why he's changed so much.

C)1. Alice was sure that Roger will not come the next day. 2. We knew that this time tomorrow the Smiths will come to Moscow. 3. Hilton promised to prepare everything for the trip by 7 am. 4. Hilton knew that they would talk all the way to the sea. 5. Roger said that it is easy to catch up ( catch up with). Как то так)