Nina: did you it?
debbie: no! i've still got a page to write.
nina: well, hurry up. don't forget, practise
our song for the school concert this
evening.
debbie: i don't know if i can do that. i'll try to get
there but have need to stay
at home and work.
nina: oh, come on! you can hand in your essay
a day late. it probably matter much.
debbie: yes, it will! late with my last essay and
i'm not late again this time.
1 a don't
2 a you were
b didn't
b were you​

1. Speak louder! Can not hear anything.
2. What an amazing night! We would not be able to walk a little bit?
3. It is your best work. You need to be sure to send it to the exhibition.
4. He must have been 19 years old when he left home.
5. Finally! I began to think that perhaps you something happened.
6. Could you call me next Saturday?
7. I think I probably slept 7 or 8 hours.
8. He should have known that we have not left him in the lurch.
9. It appears guessed that its presence is undesirable.
10. It could help them, but did not know about their difficulties.
11. She probably helped them.
12. It could help them, because she could see that they need help.
13. It may be sent by airmail letter, but Anna dissuaded him.
14. We must have tired you.
15. Do not you see that I give you the money that you bought something?
16. It apparently does not like the music.
17. You are likely to underestimate the possibility of this message.
18. He may have forgotten his promise to come, but the business card reminded him about it.
19. It can not be that she's gone.
20. Have you heard me read aloud the letter?
21. If you could wait, I have more of anything not requested.
22. Can I hang you tomorrow? - No you can not.
23. You could enter without knocking.
24. Do not you see that she is sick?
25. Now there seems to be no rain.
26. In his youth he was very strong and could lift weights.
27. She was able to lift the suitcase, but immediately put it.
28. You can kick me out if I do not do anything you wish.

WRITE THE VERBS IN BRACKETS IN THE CORRECT FORM. 1. This sheep (wants) to move to a more respectable nelghbourhood now because it (heard) some crazy cows mooing last evening. 2. Frederic and Officer Gordon (have had) several serious discussions about punk music since Monday. 3. Mice are not very enthusiastic about owls. 4. Will the scouts (be) punished in a minute? 5. Angry Jacob (shouted) a lot of unkind words at Michael yesterday when he (had) realised It (was not) Michael at all. 6. Luke (lost) his tooth in a battle of Stalingrad a long time ago. He (is) still without his tooth as an old man now. 7. Ollve (had been) a devoted Sainsbury shopper before she met John. However since then she (has not been shopping) there. 8. Are the silly twins (not thinking) about snatching some very delicious cakes from their mother's plate at the moment? 9. The earl of Doom (spent) his free time in a dark dungeon 300 years ago discussing generation problems with spiders, 10. A farmer has just (planted) some wheat. 11. Have not camels (been) used to the Sahara desert since the old times 12. Harry (will gargle) some more in the future. This (will improve) his breath. So if you (want) to improve your breath (gargle) Signal 13. Gerald (was not scratching) his itching beard yesterday at two. 14. A poacher (wanted) to catch a yummy chicken yesterday but Charles (caught) him and (taught) him a lesson. Judge Frederic has already (sent) him to prison 15. Hasn't Joan (had) her singing lesson since Gerry came homem yesterday? 16. George (is dreaming) about spending a holiday with Holly today. 17. Brian and Bob (do not discuss) generation gap problems all the time. 18. Mike and Paul (have not played) chess and the clarinet together yet. 19. Kids (had) to do these exercises yesterday whether they (liked) them or not 20. They (are) very serious, (aren't) they? ​