Cd 2.30 complete the dialogue with the correct form
of the verbs in brackets. use the past simple or the
present perfect. then listen and check.
a: 1
you
(hear) the news?
ian and monica 2
(decide) to get
married.
b: no way!
he
(tell) his
parents yet?
a: yes, he 4
(tell) them last night.
b: when 5
they_
(meet)?
a: they 6
(meet) at my party on
new year's eve.
b: ?
she
(finish) college?
a: no, she 8
(not/finish) yet, but he
(already/find) a job. he
10
(start) work last month.
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1) To me didn't allow to choose school.
2) "Allow me to go to Scotland with the grandmother", - little Nellie asked mother.
3) We didn't expect that he will strike blow.
4) The boy forced to stay at home as he was sick.
5) We want that you concentrated at this work.
6) Last year in our city some new shopping centers were constructed, but to us didn't allow to construct stadium.
7) We would like that they visited the most picturesque place in the north of England - the Lake-land.
8) Don't force to cry me at the top of the voice. He won't hear us.
9) The answer of the pupil made happy the old teacher.
10) To children didn't allow to play on the computer.

Dear Anmol:

I hope this letter finds you enjoying your summer vacation! Well, mine has just started! Just before the vacation, we celebrated a fire-fighting week. Mock fire safety drills were conducted. The students sitting in the classes heard the fire alarm and through fire and smoke rushed out of the classes through emergency exits. The student and teacher fire-fighters took off the fire-extinguishers from the corridors and rehearsed dousing the flames.

The teachers and the students in the first-aid group along with the school doctor were ready to render first aid to the injured ones. A unit of the city’s Fire-Brigade department also participated in one of the drills. The purpose behind the observing of the fire-fighting week was to make children aware of the fire-fighting skills so that they are prepared for any emergency in the occurrence of any untoward happening. The rest is fine. Give regards to uncle and aunt.

Yours affectionately,

Narender