Complete the sentences using the correct relative pronoun or relative adverb. Поставить верное относительное местоимение, наречие. (стр 26 Упр 5 кто забыл)
1) The girl … hair is curly is my elder sister.
2) 1066 was the year … William the Conqueror came to England.
3) That’s the girl … lives next door.
4) That’s the man, … house has burned down.
2) Complete the sentences using the correct form of the word (participle –ed or –ing)
1) The lesson was really … (interest)
2) This story is so … (excite)
3) The film was really … (bore)
4) Jane is always … (tire) after work.
3) Complete the sentences using back, away or up Фразовый глагол give
1) Shelly gave … her book collection to the school library.
2) Sarah gave … her old clothes to charity.
3) You should give … smoking.
4) Could you give me CDs … because you’ve had them for two weeks.

I remember my uncle Thomas very well. My mum says I can’t because I was a little girl, only three at the time. But my memories of him are still very vivid. Uncle Thomas was a sailor. When he returned from his last trip, he brought several large BOXES with him. Inside there WERE  bits of wood, metal, and painted cloth. “What is it for?” I asked my uncle. He GAVE me a broad smile and said: “Have your breakfast first and then come to the backyard. You WILL SEE everything with your own eyes.” When I came to the backyard, Uncle Thomas WAS READING an instruction manual. It took all his attention because the manual WAS WRITTEN in Spanish, a language my uncle didn’t know very well. All in all, it took HIM  a couple of weeks to assemble the object from the parts. To all my questions he said that it was a machine that COULD fly like a bird. I was probably the only one in the family who took his words seriously. They could never believe that soon we were going to see one of the FIRST airplane flights in the country.

I remember my uncle Thomas very well. My mum says I can’t because I was a little girl, only three at the time. But my memories of him are still very vivid. Uncle Thomas was a sailor. When he returned from his last trip, he brought several large BOXES with him. Inside there WERE  bits of wood, metal, and painted cloth. “What is it for?” I asked my uncle. He GAVE me a broad smile and said: “Have your breakfast first and then come to the backyard. You WILL SEE everything with your own eyes.” When I came to the backyard, Uncle Thomas WAS READING an instruction manual. It took all his attention because the manual WAS WRITTEN in Spanish, a language my uncle didn’t know very well. All in all, it took HIM  a couple of weeks to assemble the object from the parts. To all my questions he said that it was a machine that COULD fly like a bird. I was probably the only one in the family who took his words seriously. They could never believe that soon we were going to see one of the FIRST airplane flights in the country.