Поставьте глаголы в Present Perfect: 1. My mother (cook) tasty soup (just)
2.1 (not write) a letter to my friend. (yet)
3. She (read) this story. (already)
4. The children (not learn) the song. (yet)
3. He (call) me. (just)
(leave) to New York. (piever)
7. The boys
(put up) all the tents. (already)
6. Mary (leave) to New York. (never)
7. The boys (put up) all the tens. (already)

How I spent my weekends. I have two weekends a week. And I enjoy it. On Saturday my Mom and I went to the cinema. The film, that we watched named "Frosen". I like it very much. Then we had meals in "Makdonalds". We had two hamburgers and two cups of tea. After that, we came home. With all my family I went to the Park. On Sunday I got up at 9 o'clock. I had a butter-bread and a cup of hot chocolate. I enjoyed it very much. Then my brother and I went to the swimming pool and we swam. I liked my weekends very much. 

У меня 2 выходных в неделю. И я наслаждаться ими. В субботу я с мамой ходили в кинотеатр. Фильм, который мы смотрели назывался "Холодное сердце". Мне он очень понравился. Потом мы поели в Макдоналдс. Мы заказали 2 гамбургера и 2 чашки чая. После этого мы вернулись домой. Со всей моей семьей я ходила в парк. В воскресение я встала в 9 часов. Я съела бутерброд и выпила горячий шоколад. Мне он очень понравился. Потом я и мой брат пошли в бассейн и мы поплавали. Мне очень понравились мои выходные.

If you've ever run a marathon, like those held (annually) in places like London and New York, then you'll know that this is an (extremely) challenging thing to do. If you're going to finish the 26-mile-course, than you need to make all kinds of (preparations) to ensure the necessary level of (fitness). Spare a thought then for people who go in for what are know as ultra marathons. These are longer than traditional city marathous and are run over difficult terrain, often in (inhospitable) places like deserts where (competitiors) may have to run acriss sand or stones, in weather conditions ranging from baking heat to torrential rain.

But (what) a man really means by this he feels his job is ultimately more important than his partner's.