A have
* B had C are having
2 Philip yet.
A has woken up B woke up Chasn't woken up
3 L
A saw
your brother last week
C am seeing
B see
4. It's hot. I...
A will open
the window.
C opened
B open
5 Peter and Jenny
A go
on holiday next week.
B are going Chave gone
6 I live
A in
a house in the country.
B on
Cup
- 7 Tina the furniture. Now, everything is clean.
A dusts
B has dusted C will dust
8. The hot-air balloon is flying the village.
A over B on
C across
9 I hope you
A sends
me a copy of the photo.
B. will send C send
three new
10 The Prime Minister
hospitals so far
A is opening - B opened
C has opened​

Use if or in case to complete these sentences: 1. you should always have home insurance _if_ anything bad happens.  2. _if_ you start helping me tidy up the house, i may help you with your review.3. i avoid using unnecessary features in my mobile phone the battery gets discharged.4. you should spend time with your kids _ if _ you really love them.5. you don’t have to keep the present _in case   you don’t like it.6. we must always read the instructions before we start __ if __ we don’t want to have problems.7. i always take an umbrella __ if   __ it rains.i’ll open the umbrella __ if _ it rains.8. she’ll buy some chicken this morning _ if __ her sister stays to lunch.9. _if josh comes, i’ll buy a bottle of wine.  c -the sentences below are about the future. fill in the gaps with thesewords/expressions as soon as, when, before, after, until, unless, as in the  model: 1the fridge is empty! you must do the shopping _ before _ you start cooking dinner.  2your children won’t learn to be independent __ unless __ you let them go out on their own.3she’ll call us to give us her address _as soon as __she finds a flat to rent.4you should put on your winter coat __ when _ you go out. it’s freezing outside! 5__as soon as we make a decision, we’ll let them know about our wedding date.6their friends will visit them _ after  

1. to hire - to use something on payment of some money.
2. to record -to write something on a cassette, compute.                              
3. to pirate - to copy and sell the work of other people without permission.                                                                                               
4. to ruin - to spoil something, destroy.
5. to replay - play something again (a football match, a film) so, that it can be looked later. 

B. Now, fill in the gaps with these words.

1. The rain_ ruins _ many old houses.
2. In our city you can_hire _ a taxi.
3. After the match footballers _replayed_ the game and discussed their mistakes.
4. When I am not at home I record_ my voice on the answering machine.
5. It is not good to _pirate_ videos.