II. Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form. 1. Lots of people (to enter) this University every year.
3. Yesterday it (to be) very cold, but today it is much warmer.
4. "What are you looking for? You (to lose) your glasses?"
5. I think I (to get up) earlier tomorrow.
6. I (not to understand) him until he repeated his words twice.
7. You (to look through) my papers when I entered the room.
8. What you (to do) last evening?
9. They (to stay) at home all day long tomorrow.
10. By the end of this year Mr. Faith (to work) for his company for fifty years.

Местоимения this(these) -переводятся: это (эти)  и употребляются при указании на предметы (лица) находящиеся вблизи говорящего,а that (those)  (перевод: то или те) служат для указания на предметы (лица) более отдаленные от него.Глагол Come - приходить, приезжать:  означает движение в направлении к тому месту, где находится говорящий.
Глагол Go: уходить, удаляться означает движение удаления в другое место.
here- здесь, сюда,  а there- там, туда.

1.I'd like to go away for a holiday again soon2.You must come and see Harry this weekend3.Let's all go and see Harry this weekend4.I've found something very strange.Come and have a look.5.I'm afraid that Mrs.Barnes is busy just now.6.I'll never forget that morning, 20 years ago, when I first saw Mrs.Newton.7.Jane, I'd like you to meet Peter. Peter, this is my  friend Jane.8.Who were those people you were with last night?

1.Weather is precipitation, such as rain, snow, hail.

2. Low pressure air is.

3. Time of the year, the atmospheric pressure.

4. Clouds come in different shapes.

5. Rainfall, it is water that evaporates.

6. Snow is water, which forms the snow.

7. Hail is water.

8. Because the wind is changing weather.

9. The most common form of precipitation is rain.

10. 

11. Humidity - an indicator of water content in the physical body or the environment.

12. Atmospheric pressure - the pressure of the atmosphere on all items within it and the earth's surface. The atmospheric pressure created by the gravitational pull of air to the earth.