Choose the right variant (adjective or adverb).

1. The children are .

noise
noisy

2. He is arunner.

fastly
fast

3. Have you seen Mike ?

recent
recently

3:55 It's fivety five past four;

4:00 It's four o'clock;

4:05 It's five past four;

4:10 It's ten past four;

4:15 It's a quater past four;

4:20 It's twenty past four;

4:30 It's a half past four;

4:35 It's thirty fifth past four;

4:40 It's forty past four;

4:45 It's a quater past five;

4:50 It's fifty past five;

4:55 It's fifty five past five;

5:00 It's five o'clock;

5:05 It's five past five;

5:10 It's ten past five;

5:15 It's a quater past five;

5:20 It's twenty past five:

5:25 It's twenty five past five;

5:30 It's a half past five;

5:35 It's thirty fifth past five;

5:40 It's forty past five;

5:45 It's a quater past six;

5:50 It's fifty past six;

5:55 It's fifty five past six;

6:00 It's six o'clock.

1. Please give me a pencil, I have lost mine.
2. I haven't met Peter since Monday.
3. Nina has just finished  work.
4. Where is Sergei ?
— He has gone home.
He  left the room a minute ago.
5. What are you reading now?
— I am reading "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Bronte.
6. They  read "Ivanhoe" by Walter Scott a month ago.
What about you? Have you read "Ivanhoe"?
7. My watch has stopped. There is something wrong with it.
8. Have you seen Jack today?
— Yes, I saw him at the institute.
9. Have you heard the new symphony by M.?
— Yes, I have .
— When did you hear it?
— I heard it last Sunday.
10. You have changed so much. Has anything happened?
11. What are you doing here at such a late hour? Are you writing your composition? — No, I have written it already. I am working at my report.
 — And when did you write your composition?
— I finished it two days ago.
12. I say, Tom, let's have dinner.
— No, thank you, I have already had dinner.
13. What is the weather like? Is It still raining?
— No, it has stopped raining.