1. Put the adverb into the sentence:

1. She drinks this medicine. (seldom)

2. He visits his friend. (sometimes)

3. They should give you this sum of money. (always)

4. She speaks Chinese. (rarely)

5. Do you use Internet? (often)

6. She tells the truth. (never)

7. She plays with her cat in the evening. (usually)

8. They are so stupid. (sometimes)

9. We can go to this gym. (often)

10. We visit art galleries. (occasionally)

2. Use the required present, past or future forms in the text:

“What I (to have) to do to earn so much money?” Barber asked.

“You (to have) to do a little flying,” Smith chuckled.

“Go on,” said Barber.

“A friend of mine just (to buy) a single-engine plane. He (to need) a private pilot. My friend (to be) a wealthy man who (to like) to travel, especially to France. He (to go) there at every opportunity.”

“Yes?”

“With you he would like to make two trips from Egypt to the South of France within next month. Then, on the third trip he (to find) that he (to be) in a hurry and he (to take) the commercial plane and his pilot (to follow) two days later, alone.”

“Alone?” Barber asked.

“Alone,” Smith said, “with a small box.”

“And what there (to be) in the small box?”

“It (to be) absolutely necessary to know?”

“What I (to tell) to customs people when they (to ask) me what (to be) in the box?” Barber said.

“You (to have) nothing to do with the customs people,” Smith said. ”When you (to take) off from the airport in Cairo, the box (not to be) on board. And when you (to land) at the airport at Cannes, the box (not to be) on board. This is how it (to be) done. You (to establish) a pattern. You (to be) in and out of Cairo airport several times. They (to know) you. Then you (to have) only a small bag with you. Your flight plan (to show) that your destination (to be) Cannes and that you (to come) down at Malta and Rome for refueling only. You (to take) off from Cairo. Some distance from the coast you (to be) over the desert. There (to be) several men. They (to give) this box to you.”

3. Paraphrase the following sentences using Vocabulary:

1. The cover of the nut was removed and was laid on the table.

2. They thought it natural that the servant must tidy up the room.

3. She had no money and that made her nervous.

4. He had no idea how to manage. He was taken aback by this problem.

5. She managed the business well.

6. She succeeded quickly, because she was fair and didn't find fault with her colleagues even with those she had a bone to pick with.

7. She has to bear her sister who derives benefit from everyone she sees.

8. It was difficult to choose the right words. Although she knew two languages she couldn't switch from English to Russian at once.

9. I can't understand you. I think you are finding a quarrel with me.

10. You should make up your mind about your job. It's high time to earn money and stop living at our expense. I think you are cheating us.

11. She is going to revenge him because he humiliated her. She said this decidedly.

12. He went out of turn. He was in a hurry, because the students of his group had to meet at 5 o'clock.

13. She wanted to leave the bus but it wasn't easy.