I think he (to send) you an e-mail перетворіть в present continuous or present simple or present future

.    Yes, I have been on diet about one year ago.
2.    I wanted to be healthier and stronger. And losing weight wasn't the last reason, of course.
3.    I tried to lose weight a couple of times. It was quite useless.
4.    I ate a lot of fruits and vegetables (about 2 kilos a day). I think that amount of food is a very important thing.
5.   Frankly speaking, I like sweets so much. It was hard to eat less cakes and ice-cream.
6.    I think that healthy nutrition (but not starving) helps you to be strong-willed.
7.    Yes, it did. I lost 5 kilos.
8.    It didn't. Actually, I do sports a lot and I think I'm used to eating healthy food.

A) 1. Nobody picks his parents. 2. There (is) something in his eye that (is) unusual. 3. If there (is) anything you need, give me a call. 4. Each and every one of you (are) good. 5. There (are) a lot of children about and a good many babies in the park. 6. At the top of the stairs he hesitated between four doors. Which of them (was) Timothy’s? 7. “(Are) you crazy, or (am) I?” — “Neither of us (is), I trust.” 8. Presently all (is) quiet again. 9. I warned Val that neither of them (was) to be spoken to about old matters.
b) 1. Neither of the examples (is) good. 2. Either you or John (has) broken this cup. 3. It (is) I who (is) on duty today. 4. I (am) afraid it (is) you, Tom, who (is) in the way. 5. Three and a half dollars a day (is) not a lot of money. 6. Either of the books (is) interesting. 7. There (are) lots of history and biography. 8. There (is) a lot in what you say. 9. There (is) a lot of good books in our library. 10. There (is) plenty we can do. 11. There (are) a dozen people there. 12. A group of men (are) standing on the sidewalk.