64. le veprax nparnakan sapuarr. 1. Need we /Do we need bring water-colored for art classes? No you don't
need needn't. We have enough for everyone.
2. Children need to/need wear comfortable shoes when they dance.
3. You need to/needn't have computer skills. We'll teach your work with
computer
4. You need to/need have a good ear to join singing class,
5. I need will need the magazine. Don't forget to bring it tomorrow.
6. You needn't need answer me now, take your time.
7. Do you need/need you these trainers?
S. Mike needn't doesn't need wear this jumper if he doesn't like it.
9 The student don't need/needn't use the dictionary. The text is easy,​

Wales is a country situated in the West of Britain. St. David is the patron saint of Wales. On 1 st March, St. David's Day, patriotic Welsh people wear a leek or a daffodil, both symbols of Wales. The population of Wales is about three million. The area of Wales is 20,764 sq. km. Wales is agricurtural, there are few cities there, rather small and unimportant. The west coast, mid Wales and North Wales are wild and beautiful. Wales has high mountains, including Mount Snowdon, the second highest mountain in Britain. Snowdon looks very peaceful and beautiful. Cardiff, the modern capital of Wales, has a Roman castle and a modern shopping centre. Cardiff is an industrial city, which also has a cathedral, a university. Every year, an international festival called Eisteddfod is held in the town of Llangollen. People come from all over the world to recite poetry, sing and dance in this colourful competition. There are two national languages in Wales - the Welsh language, which is spoken widely, especially in the North of the country and English. Both these languages are taught in schools. There is also Welsh and british TV channels. Rugby is the national game of Wales. The rules of the game are quite difficult. A team consists of fifteen players. The game is played with an egg-shaped ball. There are three National Parks in Wales. These parks are protected by law because of their natural beauty, but some people live and work there. The flag of Wales, with its red dragon, is one of the oldest in the world. It was brought to Britain by the Romans. The Welsh call their country Cymru and themselves Cymry, a word which has the same root as a "camrador" (friend, comrade).

1. When I came home, mother had already cooked dinner.
2. When father returned from work, we had already done our homework.
3. When the teacher entered the classroom, the pupils had already opened their books.
4. Kate gave me the book which she had bought the day before.
5. Nick shown the teacher the picture which he had drawn.
6. The boy gave the goats the grass which he had brought from the field.
7. Mother saw that Nick hadn't washed his hands.
8. The teacher understood that Lena hadn't done her homework.
9. I knew that my friend hadn't come.
10. Tom returned from the cinema at five o'clock.
11. Tom had returned from the cinema by five o'clock.
12. I finished my homework at seven o'clock.
13. I had finished my homework by seven o'clock.
14. He though that he had lost the money.
15. Ann told me that she had seen an interesting film.
16. When I woke up yesterday, father had already gone to work.
17. Nick thought that his father hadn't come home yet.
18. Mary told us that she had cooked a good dinner.
19. Yesterday I found the book which I had lost in summer.
20. When we came to the station, the train had already left.