2. Read and write which paragraph ( 1 - 4 ) includes : ​

Amy: Hey Joe, have you been watching Here and Now lately? I'm one of the presenters on the show!
Joe: Oh yeah, I've been watching it because of you, sis, but honestly, I don't really enjoy the program. I prefer watching music programs like MTV.
Amy: Yeah, I understand. I'm actually more into listening to the radio when I'm at home. But I do like watching late-night TV, especially interviews.
Joe: Well, speaking of music, did you know that my band, Noise, is getting quite popular? We're known for being really loud, and that's why some people love us and others hate us.
Amy: That's great, Joe! I'm proud of you. I have to admit, though, I'm a bit old-fashioned when it comes to music. I prefer ballads and slow romantic songs. But I do enjoy watching you play the drums. You're really talented!
Joe: Thanks, Amy! It's a shame I'm not a singer though, right?
Amy: Yeah, it would be even more amazing if you were the lead vocalist too. Oh well, you still rock it on the drums!
Joe: Hey, remember when you used to drag me to the cinema with you? I never really liked going there. I prefer watching action films at home on video.
Amy: Yes, I do remember. I love going to the cinema, especially for European films like French and Polish ones. But I guess we have different tastes. I'm not a fan of action movies, to be honest. Most of them just don't interest me.
Joe: Well, I guess I take after Dad and Mom. They buy newspapers every day, but I never read them. I usually end up reading other people's newspapers on the bus. But I do read a lot of music magazines.
Amy: That's interesting. I don't really have time for newspapers, but I do enjoy reading magazines, particularly ones about films. Empire is my favorite. I read it every month.
Joe: Yeah, you've always been a film buff. But music is my thing, and I love keeping up with the latest trends and news in the music world.

Amy and Joe may have different interests when it comes to television, music, cinema, and reading materials, but they still appreciate and support each other's passions. They have a fun and lively dynamic as siblings, with Amy being proud of Joe's musical talent and Joe being supportive of Amy's career as a presenter.

1. Nick said that I had sent him a fantastic card.
2. Nick said that the boy had been glad to get a cat for his birthday.
3. Nick said that I had watched the game.
4. Nick said that I could come and stay at his place.
5. Nick said that he was not enjoying his study very much.
6. Nick said that he was living in Berlin now.
7. Nick said that his mother wasn't very well.
8. Nick said that the new film would be bad.
9. Nick said that we could go to bed late on Saturday.
10. Nick said that he didn't know what Nina was doing.

1. Must you help me?
2. You must not take pictures in this museum.
3. It's so late, we must be going!
4. Students have to pay for their education at private schools.
5. You may be glad to find the best flat.
6. It may be your car there. You have parked it today.
7. There is no need to rewrite the essay completely – it’s quite good. You only have to rewrite the third passage.
8. We must speak Spanish in the lesson.
9. Sandra doesn't have to come to me tomorrow – I've done the job.
10. You can stay at home today.