5. Using the words in the box, describe the hurricane in Moscow in June 1998.
to uproot trees
to take time
to damage houses
to destroy cars and roofs
to damage power lines
tо ѕuffеr frоm a hurricane (бороон; ураган)
to make everything return to normal life​

1 (Have you been thinking) of telling him the truth?
2 Simon (has not had) lunch at the Thai restaurant since he got food-poisoning.
3 The reason I'm so wet is that I (have been washing) the car.
4 My brother (has been playing) on his Xbox for nearly six hours – I think he should take a break!
5 So far, his novels (have always been sold) thousands of copies on the first day.
6 There should be some milk left, I don't think we (have drunk) it all.
7 He's still very shaken, even though his friends (have helped) him get over the shock.
8 Paula was reading until midnight, but she still (has not finished) her book.
9 My boyfriend has been more considerate recently. He (has even been opening) doors for me.
10 Emma and Peter (have stayed) at the youth hostel in Blackpool several times.

1 ‘Does he know her well?’ ‘He (has known) her since he was a little boy.’
2 ‘He looks fantastic!’ ‘He (has been going) to the gym a lot recently.’
3 She’s annoyed because he (has been avoiding) her all day.
4 I'm confused because I (have not understood) the question.
5 Have you (seen) Judy today?’ ‘Yes, I saw her at lunchtime.’
6 ‘He (has been feeling) ill since Monday.’ ‘Then why hasn’t he gone to the doctor?’
7 ‘Have they (unpacked) all the boxes yet?’ ‘No, they’ve only just started!’
8 Has he (been eating) enough lately? He looks a bit thin.
9 She has never (travelled) by plane before. She’s scared of flying.
10 I have been (working) on this problem for hours, but I still haven’t solved it.