Make sentences with the past simple or the present perfect. he (tell/already) you why he won’t be able to come. the children (go/not) to school on monday. i (give) you his phone number last month. why (you/call/not) him yet? (you/see) that new movie yet? i (visit) a good friend of mine the other day. my grandma (send) me a birthday present yesterday. we (hear) a great new song on the radio two days ago. we (get/just) home. so far he (speak/only) about the company’s past successes. choose the correct verb. 1. i’m really hungry. i (haven’t eaten / didn’t eat) yet. 2. they (arrived / have arrived) a week ago. 3. we (have worked / worked) here for three years. 4. they (didn’t recognise / haven’t recognised) me at yesterday’s meeting. 5. our neighbour (was / has been) in hospital since friday. 6. (have you travelled / did you travel) abroad many times?

1)forty plus twenty equals sixty 2)fifty-seven plus five equals sixty-one 3)eighteen plus seven equals twenty-five 4)seventy-eight plus fourteen equal to ninety-two 5)nineteen plus eight equals twenty-seven 6)sixty-eight plus fifteen equal to eighty-three 7)plus forty-two and forty-five and eighty-seven equal 8)eighty-three plus seven is equal to ninety 9)eighty-five plus fifteen hundred  10)ninety-nine plus one equals one hundred 11)plus fifty-three hundred and forty-seven equal 12)twenty-seven plus one hundred and seventy-three equals удачи тебе в учёбе!

The first tennis championships at Wimbledon took place in 1877, when
twenty-two men paid one pound and one shilling to take part. These participants were told to bring
their own rackets and to wear shoes without heels. Balls, however, were provided. In 1884, women
were permitted to play in they own championships. However, play could only begin once the men’s
singles were completed. A female player from the USA called May Sutton became the first
overseas entrant to be crowned champion. She won the tournament in 1905 and went on to win it
again in 1907. May’s entry showed that international players are willing to travel to London to take
part in the championships. The popularity of tennis tournaments took spread far and wide, and
today tournaments take place across the globe. This means professional players must be willing to
travel long distances and thereby dedicate their lives to the game. As one famous player states: ‘For
me playing tennis is not just a career, it’s a way of life.’