9. Paraphrase these sentences using the Infinitive: Example: I have a lot of work that I must do. – I have a lot of work to do. 1) We have a lot of problems that we have to discuss. 2) This is the car you must repair. 3) This is an interesting book you can read. 4) He is too weak that he can’t walk. 5) There are a lot of places where we can travel. 6) This is a good film you can see. 7) I have some photos that you can look at. 8) This is an interesting subject that you can study. 9) Do you have some money that can be invested? 10) She has a friend whom she can always ask for advice. 10. Paraphrase these sentences using the adjective with the Infinitive: 1) The weather is so bad that we can’t go for a walk. 2) The dress was so expensive that I couldn’t buy it. 3) The day is so hot that it isn’t possible to stay in town. 4) Your coat isn’t warm that you can hardly wear it in winter. 5) The article was so difficult that she couldn’t translate it. 6) He was the last who had come to the party. 7) The mountain is too high that I won’t be able to climb it. 8) The rule was difficult that Alice could hardly understand it.

Умная птичка прилетела в домик в деревне, потому что хотела позавтракать. Она летала из одной комнаты в другую и внезапно увидела большого черного кота. Кот прыгнул и поймал птичку.
“Теперь у меня будет отменный завтрак,” - сказал кот. 
“Ты не можешь съесть свой завтрак прямо сейчас,” - сказала птичка, - “Ты должен умыться. Фермер и его семья всегда моют руки перед завтраком. Ты живешь в их доме и должен делать то, что делают они. 
“Ну, ладно,” - сказал кот. - “Я живу с фермером в его доме и должен делать то, что делают они.”
Кот открыл свой рот и начал мыться. Но когда он умылся и хотел уже приступить к завтраку, он не нашел птичку. Маленькая умная птичка была в саду на  высоком дереве. Она была счастлива и начала петь. 
“Теперь я понял,” - сказал кот. - “Я должен умываться, но делать это уже после обеда”.
С тех пор все кошки моются после обеда.

There are childrens museums all over the country. You don’t need to hire movers and move to a location where one is accessible. A lot of the time, people tend to think of children’s museums only as a fun outing for children. While it is true that children’s museums are quite a bit of fun for children and adults, these museums provide an educational value as well. Not only for older children, these museums provide learning and fun for younger children as well. According to the Association of Children’s Museums, eighty-one percent of children’s museums have an early childhood learning space for toddlers and infants. There are several educational benefits to visiting a children’s museum. Often,the children do not think of these things a chance to learn, they tend to think of them as play.– A children’s museum often has areas that are designed for dramatic play. These areas might include house replicas where children can play house, a stage where children can act out a fun play, or a pretend store where children have the opportunity to play that they are buying groceries. All of these activities are fun games for children to play as well as a teaching opportunity. Children of all ages enjoy dramatic play.– Almost all of the children’s museums have an arts and crafts area. This is important because it gives the children the chance to express themselves through art in ways they may not have access too otherwise. They might have the opportunity to draw, paint, sculpt, or even participate in a wall mural. There has even been some museums that let children paint using giant balls thrown at walls that were covered in paper. Where else would a child have the opportunity to do that at?Read more in Earth Sciences« FloodingEarthquake of 7.1 Degrees Off The Vanuatu Islands »– The environment issue has not been left untouched in children’s museums. Twelve percent of children’s museums that are members of the Association of Children’s Museums are green buildings. In addiction to having green buildings, these museums are more likely to outdoor exhibits. Thirty-five perfect of ACM museums have a garden for children to play in as well.There are more than thirty million children and families visiting children’s museums annually. It is not a surprise why parents and teachers choose to take the children to these museums. They provide a rich, educationally stimulating environment for children to learn. At the same time, these museums provide children with a lot of fun. There are more than three hundred Association of Children’s Museums. These are located around the world, in rural and urban areas. No matter where a child lives or travels to, a children’s museum is likely right around the corner. Providing an educational value as well as a fun outing, children’s museums have always been a popular field trip choice for teachers.These children’s museums are educational and fun on their own or they can be combined with a classroom lesson. There are many different ways to be creative with a field trip to a children’s museum. Visit one yourself, and you will find out why parents, teachers, and children all love to visit a children’s museum.