7. "Did Mary ask you about the party?" I asked. 8. "How much money do you need for that?" she asked.
9. *Who was the girl wearing that beautiful dress?" he I asked.
10. "I don't have to eat that till tomorrow, she said.
11. "I have just finished work." Mr Jones said.
12. "Mr Harmsworth can't see you today. the secretary told him.
13. I have never played tennis in this court, she said.
14. "I'll wait for you, she told me.
15. "What does your new boyfriend look like? she asked her sister.
16. I don't think your plan is good he said.
17. Will it rain tomorrow? he asked.
18. "I will go to see that play soon he said.

ride - are riding

write - am writing

have - are having

run - is running

swim - am swimming

watch- is watching

ibelieve that the most common reason for conflicts between teachers and students is the difference in understanding of life's values. teaches believe that what they think and what they were taught - are the only right things and there should be no discussion about that. students have different point of view, which are rather modern and unacceptable by teachers.

i want to be a superstar

you should like this kind of movie

i would rather do homework now, than tomorrow

it would be better, if it doesn't rain today

i prefer strawberry icecream rather then chocolate icecream

i don't mind, if you come over now

i wish i had a car

i'm quite willing to help you

listen, ivan singing in the room.

he doesn't see that i look at it, as he reads something with a great interest.

call him now. i think that he doesn't sleep yet.

look at the person who sits at a window. he/she is our lawyer.