3.1. I have been promised (to promise) a new computer game recently.
3.2. This scientist is known (to knew) very well in the United States.
3.3. She will be sleeping (to sleep) at six in the morning, don’t call her.
3.4. He will come (to come) home in two hours.
3.5. I was listening (to listen) to news on the radio when the phone rang.
3.6. She knows English so well because she has learnt (to learn) at the Oxford University.
3.7. Our conversation was interrupted (to interrupt) by my wife’s coming yesterday evening.
A lot of people in Russia celebrate their birthdays starting from a young age.
It is somewhat a tradition - first, parents throw a birthday party for their kids. When these kids grow up and become adults, they have their own birthday parties.
People who work will usually have a small party at their office - they will bring cake and give a piece to every person from their department. A lot of people celebrate birthdays at home too, they'd invite friends and family and have a big dinner with variety of dishes and a birthday cake. Every guest will bring a gift.
Young people like to spend their birthdays outside - for example, in a cafe or going to an amusement park, if the weather is nice.
