До ть, будь ласка! Replace the infinitive with the past participle
1. The girl (to play) in the garden is my sister.
2.Have you got any (to cut) bread?
3.I'll show you animals (to draw) by my brother.
4.My mother bought the shoes (to make) in Poland.​

- Good afternoon. «Tower Investment Bank». May I help you?

- Hi. I would like to talk to Mr. Clinton from the accounting department, please.

- May I ask you who is calling?

- My name is Bruno Ponti. I’m calling from an advertising agency.

- Thank you, Mr. Ponti. Just a moment, please. Let me check if Mr. Clinton is in his office.

- Sure.

- Thank you for waiting. I’m sorry but Mr. Clinton isn’t available at the moment. Would you like to leave a message or shall I ask him to call you back? Does he have your number?

- I believe he does. But I can give it to you, just in case.

- All right. Go ahead, please.

- My number is 046 78345.

- OK. And would you mind repeating your name?

- Sure. Bruno Ponti. I can spell it: B-R-U-N-O  P-O-N-T-I.

- Thank you, Mr. Ponti. I’ll ask Mr. Clinton to call you back as soon as possible today.

- Thanks a lot. Bye.

Dear Andrew,  

Thank you for your letter. I'm glad to hear that you're well.

I have a lot of subjects at school too, but I think that Maths is the most difficult one. It requires pupils to be attentive, patient and scrupulous. We must always analyze tasks and learn a lot of symbols and formulas. It is so boring! I don't like this subject at all. As a rule, it takes me 2-3 hours to do my homework. Sometimes I have very little free time, but when I do have it, I usually listen to music or play computer games.

Well, I need to go now.

Keep in touch.

Best wishes,

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