3. Write suggestions with imperatives. Use the underlined verbs.
0 We went to the club and it was great.
Go to the club.
00 We didn't enjoy eating in the restaurant.
Don't eat in the restaurant.
1 Kelly took the bus and she said it was fine.
2 Mum visited the museum. She said it was boring.
3 We ordered the double cheese pizza - delicious!
4 They enjoyed swimming in the sea,
5 Fiona's been to Paris four times. She loves it.
6 I hated sitting at the front. It was too close.​

1) My grandmother always buys bread from this store.

2) His brother doesn’t often travel abroad on business trips.

3) Do you often meet with your cousin? - No. We sometimes invite each other to have dinner together.

4) Do you spend your summer vacation at the sea? - Not always. In summer, the sea is very hot, and my parents don't like this weather. They often spend their vacation in the mountains.

5) Does your sister always stay at this hotel? - Yes, she likes this hotel. The hotel provides all kinds of services for a wonderful holiday.

6) Do you know Spanish? - Unfortunately not, but I know a little Italian.

7) Is your computer working? - Yes.

8) I want to talk to your brother - Unfortunately, he isn’t at home now. He usually comes home at seven in the evening.

9) Do you know Mike? He works in this office.

10) Sometimes I spend all day in the supermarket looking for the products I need.

Объяснение:

лучший ответ буду рада

1 - False    2 - True    3 - Not Stated    4 - False    5 - True    6 - False    7 - True 8 - Not Stated

I. Professional sailors never became pirates.  
2) False 
 
2 The flag "Jolly Roger" meant death for ships’ sailors and passengers. 
1) True  

3 The name for the flag "Jolly Roger" is of English origin.
3) Not stated
 
4 Parrots brought luck to pirates at sea. 
 2) False
 
5 "Articles" regulated pirates’ behaviour at sea. 
1) True 

6 After the attack the captain took all the treasures.  
2) False 

7 In the past pirates did some jobs for English queens and kings. 
1) True
 
8 Francis Drake was the richest English pirate.  
3) Not stated