Read the text and choose the right answer. The famous scientist was especially known for his forgetfulness. A secretary in his office used to tell a story about one time when she answered the telephone late in the day. This secretary's name was Martha, but everyone called her Marty. The person who was making the call asked for the Professor Einstein's address. She said,"It's none of your business". The man whispered, "Don't Tell anyone I'm Einstein. I've forgotten where I live".
1. This text is taken from.
a. a story
b. a letter
c. an autobiography
d. an article
2. Put the following events in the right order.
a. The man asked the Professor Einstein's address.
b. The scientist was known for his forgetfulness.
c. The scientist asked not to tell anyone that he was Einstein
d. The professor had forgotten where he lived.
3. Which sentence shows that the Professor was a forgetful person?
a. He had forgotten where he lived.
b. The secretary didn't know the Professor address.
c. The telephone number had been changed.
d. Everyone called the secretary Marty.
4. What does "business" in line 4 mean?
a. trade
b. a job
c. matter
d. affair​

Подсказки: 1. Who are they for?(Кто они?) 2. Nothing special. (Ничего особенного.) 3. Not bad at all. (Не плохо вообще) 4. It's awful (Это ужасно) 5. I don't like them. (Я не люблю их.) 
Предложения: 
1. А: What are they toffee apples like? ( Нравятся ли вам глазированные яблоки?) 
B: I don't like them
2. A: Is the festival good? ( Фестиваль хороший?)
B: Nothing special
3. What do you think of my costume?  ( Что вы думаете о моём костюме?) 
B: Not bad at all
4. A: How do you like the food? ( Как вам нравится еда?)
B: It's awful . I really don't like it. ( Мне действительно не нравится.) 
5. A:Who are they for?
B: My mother. (Моя мама.) 

1. He was – an interesting man (past simple)

2. I am going to arrive at 11. (going-to future)

3. I would not do that if I were you (conditional 1 and past simple)

4. Many people wear dark clothes at night (present simple)

5. He has been discussing the topic for the last two weeks (present perfect progressive)

6. They have just finished homework (present perfect simple)

7. Is she getting up now? (present progressive)

8. Prime Minster would have spoken on TV but he had been ill (conditional 2 and past perfect simple)

9. When he came back workers had already cleaned the pavement (past simple and past perfect  simple)

10. What were you doing yesterday evening?(past progressive)

11. The boys have been playing football whole day (present perfect progressive)

12. He often shops at Harrods. (present simple)

13. If I saw the lights I would stop (past simple and conditional 1)

14. He said Mum had already gone out (past perfect simple)

15. I ran into Tom yesterday (past simple)

16. Next week I will be sitting on the beach (future progressive)

17. The sales are starting next Monday (present progressive)

18. When I entered the classroom the lesson was going on (past simple and progressive)

19. Could you ski when you were little? (past simple)

20. I could ski when I was at the university (past simple)

21. How long have you been working in the company? (present perfect progressive)

22. She would have sold the ring (conditional 2)

23. I am learning to type now (present progressive)

24. Have you heard from him lately? (present perfect simple)

25. Did you see the moon last night? (past simple)