Кр 9 choose the correct answers.pain is not easy to control, and people with conditions thatcause constant pain often have1_ hard time-like denise,for example. she worked as a nurse2_ many years, andshe also took part in sports3_running, hiking and skiing.an old skiing injury annoyed her occasionally, but she4_it. then she began to have terrible headaches and she becameunable to work5_ of the constant pain. she talked6_her problem with several doctors, but she7_ didn'tout exactly what the problem was. one of the most8_things about this kind of problem is that people tell her it'sall in her head' and that she should just over9_ it. denisesometimes feels very but she tries to stay optimisticand every day she finds new ways to cope with a problem thatmay never have a cure.a an extremely2 a from3 a such4 a ignores5 a because6 a to7 a look8 a annoying9 a go10 a discouragingb an extremeb sinceb likeb is ignoringb dueb thatb findb annoyedb comeb discouragedc extremelyc forcasc ignoredc reasonc abouto searchc annoyc getc discourage​

1 Angela told John to be ready because at 5 o`clock they would be at business centre.
2. I asked classmates where Tom had gone.
3. John told our guide he was sorry,he was late. He added he had lost his way.
4. Gerry asked Mike if he could lend him some money.
5. The secretary told boss there was no paper in the box.
6. Mike said he was living in London then.
7. Mila asked her husband why that machine didn’t work.
8. Ken told dad not to sell the car.
9. Andrew told the patient to stay in bed for a few days.
10. Marry said she had gone to London with her sister the previous week.
11 .My friend said he had watched a lot of soap operas.
12. He asked me if Tom would be there the next Wednesday.
13. My mother asked me if I had cleaned the room the day before.
14. Her teacher said he was not going to ask me then.
15. The teacher asked me how the accident had happened.
16. My cousin told his teacher they were not interested in politics.
17. Henry asked me what I would tell the police the following day.
18. Tom said New York was more lovely than London.
19. She asked Fiona if she was kidding with them.
20. She wrote me in a message to put up at that hotel.

Ex.1
1. Around me people WERE TALKING Russian, Italian and English. 
2. Arnold WAS TALKING to some of the other guests on the terrace when Hardy came.
3. Alex WAS LOOKING at his watch.
4. All night long the stars WERE GLITTERING
5. Elizabeth WAS EATING and didn’t raise her head.
6. He drank some of the wine and ate several chunks of bread while he WAS WAITING for his dinner to come up.
7. The family WAS PREPARING for the party. 
8. She WAS ARGUING that only Belinda knew how to treat men. 
9. A few minutes later Edward WAS HURRYING through the streets to his bus stop.
10.  They moved across the room, which WAS STARTING to fill up, to a vacant corner

Ex.2
1. They WERE WRITING the test at this time yesterday.
2. He WAS WORKING in the garden from six till nine o'clock.
3. We WERE WATCHING television the whole evening
4. WERE you PLAYING chess at six o'clock?
5. WERE you DRINKING tea at seven o'clock?
6. WAS he DRAWING from three till five o'clock?
7. Who WAS LISTEINIG to the radio at this time?
8.  WAS it RAINING the whole day yesterday?
9. WERE  they SKATING at five o'clock?
10. She WAS NOT HELPING mother about the house from two till seven.