1. What does he look like? 2. Is your uncle from USA?

3. Have you got my USB flash drive?

4. May I use your phone?

5. May I have a piece of that cake, please?

6. Fiona likes sports.

7. Jeff wants to buy some biscuits.

A) She is going to play soccer in the park.
B) No, he isn’t.

C) He is tall and slim.

D) He’s going to go to the supermarket.

E) Not yet. It’s still very hot!

F) Yes, but don’t be too long.

G) No, it’s on the shelf.
ВАС УМОЛЯЮ

1. Я не мог не засмеяться, глядя на то, как играют котята.
I couldn't help laughing watching how the kittens were playing.
2. Мальчик разозлился из-за того, что над ним смеялись.
The boy got angry being laughed at.
3. Родители были не против того, чтобы купить мне новый компьютер.
The parents didn't mind buying a new computer for me.
4. Я зашел в комнату с намерением рассказать о своем решении.
I entered the room with the intention of telling about my decision.
5. Не потеряй шанс посмотреть эту выставку.
Don't miss the chance of visiting this exhibition.
6. Я горжусь тем, что смог вам.
I'm proud of having helped you.
7. Все боялись, что он узнает правду.
Everybody was afraid of his learning the truth.
8. Кто имеет что-нибудь против того, чтобы выпить пива?
Is there anybody who minds drinking some bear?
Who is against drinking some bear?
9. Посмотри на состояние этой мебели. Ее нужно отремонтировать.
Have a look at the condition of this furniture. It needs repairing.
10. Она не хотела идти за покупками.
She didn't feel like going shopping
11. Я за то, чтобы лететь туда самолетом.
I'm for flying there by plane.
12. Мы хотим знать причину вашего отъезда.
We'd like to know the reason of your leaving.
13. Профессор не был против проведения новых опытов.
The professor didn't object to conducting new experiments.
14. Услышав такую грустную историю, она не могла не заплакать.
Having heard such a sad story she couldn't help crying.
15. Я не хочу отвечать на бессмысленные вопросы.
I don't feel like answering senseless questions.

1. They (went) … to the Tate Gallery last week.
2. They (have been) …
to the Tate Gallery twice this week.
3. After school yesterday he (came) … home, ( had) … dinner, (read) … an article from the latest magazine and ( began) … doing his homework.
4. “When did your friend ( return) … from the south?” “He ( returned) … yesterday.— Did you ( go) … to the station to meet him?” “No, I didn't, I
(was) … very busy.”
5. I (have seen) … this film this week. I like it very much.
6. When I ( entered) … the kitchen, I (saw) … that my mother (was standing) … at the table and (cutting) … some cabbage. She (was cooking) … dinner.
7. As soon as I ( heard) … a cry, I ( ran) … out of the room and (saw) … that a child (was lying ) … on the ground and (crying ) … . “What (has  happened ) …? Why are you (crying ) … ? Have you (hurt ) … yourself?” I asked.
8. As soon as I (saw ) … him I ( understood) … that he (was working ) hard. He (was writing ) … something and (did not notice ) … anything.
9. When I ( came ) … home yesterday, the children (were running ) … and ( singing ) merrily. “ We (have learnt )… a new song!” they cried.
10. When the young man ( entered ) … the room , she ( looked) … at him in surprise. “ What do you ( want ) … totell me?” she ( said) … . “Why have you (come ) …?”
11. It (was raining ) … hard when I (left ) … home yesterday, so I (returned ) … , (put ) … on my raincoat and ( started) … again.
12. “Has your brother (returned) from America?” “Yes, he (came ) … a few days ago.”
13. “Have you (been) … to France? When were you there?” “I (was) … there in 1997.”
14. “Where (is ) … your brother?” “He has just (come ) … home. He (is taking) … a shower in the bathroom now.”