Put the verbs in brackets into the correct present form. 1 a: tortoises (live) to be very old. b: i've heard of one which is over a hundred years old. 2 a: are you still busy? b: yes. i ) this article for an hour and i /finish). 3 a; more and more ) to university these days. 5 yes. i think it's a good thing. - 4 a: i ) a party tonight. do you want to come? b yes. what time does it start? 5 a. why are your shoes wet? b: i ) the car. 6 a: what's the matter? b: ) my ankle. 7 a what do i need to do next? b: you ) the sugar to the mixture and you ) it well. 8 a; who ) my car? b: i have. 9 a: are you new here? b: no. actually, i ) here for almost ten years. 10 a: pete is playing his music very loud. b: again! /do) that! 11 a: have you made plans for saturday yet? b: ) to the cinema with jack. 12 a: mr collins is a very good teacher. b: well, he ) maths for twenty-five years, you know. 13 a: are you going to the concert on saturday night? b: yes. actually, /buy) the tickets. 14 a: hello, simon. b: oh! we /meet) each other in this supermarket.

Cats have many; but no one, I think, there is no such remarkable, as I have. Her name is Мотильда. She was about three years old. Her hair three-color, striped. Old people say that cats with such markings bring happiness.
Since Мотильда appeared in our house, fun and laughter do not leave us. Our companion constantly in matters: the chasing paper bow, the ball of thread unwinds, the watches lay on the table. Her expressive green eyes.
Fun to watch as they are rounded, when the cat is wondering something. If Мотильда feel new smell or hear a new sound, her whiskers are long, and the eyes are large and beautiful, it навостряет ears and watches. She likes not only to run and play, but I sleep, bask in the sun. When Мотильда wants to go outside, she meows.
If he wanted to eat, and she caresses. If we get is, it can quietly take something from the table. That's such a wonderful cat lives in our house.
I love her very much.

1. - We're going to read one of Shakespeare's plays at school. I think the teacher said "Hamlet" or "Omlette" - I'm not sure.

- She certainly wants you to read "Hamlet".

2. Let us _visit Stratford on 23 April, that's the day when Shakespeare was born.

3.- I expect you to finish reading "Romeo and Juliet" by the end of January. - I don't think I will be able to finish the play so early .

4. -Don't forget to visit Anne Hathaway's cottage when you come to Stratford. -  I would love to but I'm not sure we'll have time to do it .

5. -I can't read Shakespeare in the original. -Nobody expects you to do it . But you should _read at least some of his in Morden English.