1. A: I`ve got a terrible headache. B: Have you? Wait there and I . (get) an aspirin for you.
2. A: What would you like to drink? - tea or coffee? B: I . (have) tea, please.
3. When you . (see) Brian again, you won`t recognise him.
4. What time the next train . (leave)?
5. George, is it true that you . (get) married next week?
6. Look out! You . (cut) yourself with that penknife.
7. Brilliant! I promise I . (not/ be) late!
8. We . (go) to a ski lodge in The Rokies. Stan booked it last month.
9. The train . (leave) in a half an hour.
10. I think it . (rain) tommorrow
11. Be careful. You . (hurt) yourself.
12. Let us know as soon as you . (arrive) at the research station.
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  how long have you been trying to find a job?

for three years. it was really difficult.

how many jobs have you had?  

about thirty, maybe more i have been doing everything.

how long have you been standing here today?  

i have  been waiting since 8: 00 this morning, and i'm freezing.  

listen, ivan singing in the room

hi dont see, i see him, because he read anything with big interesting

calling him now, i think, he dont sleeping

look on man, he   sit. it is our advokat

a bicycle, also known as a bike, pushbike or cycle, is a human-powered,pedal-driven,    single-track vehicles, having two wheels  attached to a frame, one behind the other. a person who rides a bicycle is called a  cyclist, or bicyclist.

bicycles were introduced in the 19th century and now number about one billion worldwide, twice as many as  automobiles. they are the principal means of transportation  in many regions. they also provide a popular form of recreation, and have been adapted for such uses as children's toys, adult fitness, military and police applications, courier services and  bicycle racing.

i live by the motto ‘my bedroom is my castle’. my bedroomis a place where i can relax and be comfortable and i think, thatis why it is important to me. i have a double bed with four pillowsand my favourite comforter. it is a little mermaid comforter,i know it is childish but it is soft and warm. and ofcourse my tickle me elmo sits on my bed and keeps me company.a lot of times i just lie down and close my eyes and daydreamabout places i’d like to see or think about things thatmake me happy. another reason why my room is so dear to myheart is that i can go there when i want to be on my own. i canjust shut my door and tell everyone in my household not tobother me. whenever i’m stressed out with school, i like to gointo my room and just be myself. when i’m there, i know everythingis going to be all right. it may be hard to have someprivacy if you share a room. also my room holds most of mypersonal belongings, which have sentimental value and i do notwant anyone else to touch them. my bedroom is kind of cluttered,but that is the way i like it and i don’t care what anyonesays. as you first come into my room, to the right is my dresser. it is full of things like perfume, jewellery, hair ties and otherthings that come out of my pockets at the end of the day. diagonallyacross from my dresser is my curio cabinet. in it thereis my collection of porcelain dolls, which are my most treasureditems. next to my bed, which is in the middle of the room is mycomputer and my entertainment centre. i’m sort of a hoarder.i think everything is worth keeping so i do keep everythingfrom old clothes to my childhood stuffed animals which are allneatly sitting on my hope chest in my room. my hope chest isfilled with things i will need in the future like towels, old pictureframes and other little things. these things mean a lot tome because a lot of these objects belonged to my late grandmotherand i am honoured to own them.my bedroom is always there for me.