ДО ІТЬ БУДЬ ЛАСКА Complete a formal letter with the correct words.

To: Kate Bromson
From: Julia Heidegger
1): Guests from Germany

Hi Kate,
I have a 2) and I need your 3). Our guests from Germany arrive tomorrow morning and I can’t come to work. I have a terrible toothache, so I am visiting a dentist.
4) you please meet them at the airport? You need to help them with their bags and give them the hotel address. Could you 5) show them around the office (the reception desk, cafeteria, restrooms etc.)? And do you 6) you could order everyone something to eat? Choose a restaurant with healthy food and pay for everything with the company card. I will be back tomorrow and I will tell them about our business.
So sorry to 7) you, but I really need your help.
8) you very much.
Julia

1. Nobody has never climbed this mountain before.

2 She told me that somebody had carefully put those newspapers away where they would not lost.

3 Why have you put these cups here in this cupboard?

4 Evidently I had told to Nick to go home at once when I gave him the things his mother had asked for, for he refused even to take a cup of tea

5 We have sent invitatuons to all the old pupils to be present at the schools thirtieth anniversary.

6 All the passengers in the bus were listerning to the story of the boy who savers have saved from drowning be the quickness of the driver.

7 We finished the work in time.

8 Mother takes care of the child.

9 When did you do it?

10 What museums did you visite last year?

11 Have you handed compositions in?

1. Nobody has ever climbed this mountain.
2. She told me that they had  carefully put away those newspapers where they would not lose them.
3. Why have have you put these cups in this cupboard?
4. They had evidently told Nick to go home at once when I gave him the things his mother asked for, for he refused even to take a cup of tea.
5. They have sent invitations to all the old pupils to be present at the schools thirtieth anniversary.
6. All the passengers in the bus were listening to the story of the boy whom the quickness of the driver had saved from drowning.