Match the intentions below with sentences 1-10 apologise challenge complain encourage enquire
recommend tell a story thank warn welcome
1 I'm so sorry I told her your secret! I didn't mean to do it
2 I'm so tired of my parents telling me what to do all the
time!"
3 Don't give up - I know you'll do it eventually
4 'So then the phone rang, and when I picked up, it
was exactly the person I'd been thinking about!
5 'He's a very good builder, he isn't expensive and he's very
reliable
6 Be careful, that step is very slippery!'
7 'I'm so grateful for all your help that I don't know what to
say.'
8 'Let's play table tennis. I bet you can't beat me!
9 'Come in! It's so nice to finally have you here."
10 'Do you know if there's an evening train to Brighton?'

1) •Who are pets good company for?

•Pets can be good company for people who live alone and children.

2) •How can having a pet help children?

•For example: dog around the house makes people feel safe.

3) •What do pets need from their owners on a daily basis?

•Pets need care and attention every day and they may feel lonely.

4)•What problem do pets whose owners are often away from home have?

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5)•What should people think about before getting a pet?

•People should be adsofutely sure that they have the time to take proper care of their pet before they get one.

Participle

Read and learn grammar rule

1, Choose the correct form of Participle:

(to wash) her face in cold water, she came up to the window and shut it.

2, having washed

2, Choose the correct form of Participle:

(To buy) a pair of gloves we moved to the shoe department.

1. having bought

3, Choose the correct form of Participle:

(To be) so far away he still feels himself part of the community.

2. being

4, Choose the correct form of Participle:

The story (to tell) by the old captain made the young girl cry.

1. told

5, Choose the correct form of Participle:

(To support) her by the arm he helped her out of the taxi.

Підтримуючи її за руку він допоміг їй вийти з таксі

2. supporting

6, Choose the correct form of Participle:

A snake (to sleep) in the grass will bite if anyone treads upon it.

3. sleeping