For each question, complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first.
Fill in the gaps with the missing words.
Anthony's football club had an important match last week. an important match at Anthony's football club last week. Tim's house is quite near the basketball club. Tim's house is not the basketball club.

Dear Sir, I (am writing) to you to see whether your school (will be interested) in taking part in exchange visits with our school. Quite recently we (have done) research ... , in case you (haven't heard) the name before! I expect you might have seen some of the cars which (are made) here. ... And last year a new sport center (was built). ... We (have already found) many families here who would be happy to receive students from your school and many of us (are looking) forward to visiting your city.

1. You are on a train. Ask someone you don't know to close the window

     - Do  you mind of opening the window?

     - No, I don't.

     - Could you help me because I don't know how to do it.

     - Sorry, I'm afraid. I can't.

     - But why? Why not?

     - Because of my fingerache. I've broken it.

     - Oh, awful!  It's a pity.

     - You have to ask someone else.

     - Of course, I have. It's terribly hot. What can we do?

     - Let's try to look for somebody who will be able really to help...

3. You see your middle-aged neighbour in the street. Ask him/her to post a letter for you

    - How do you do, Nina Vasilievna?

    - I'm fine, thanks. What about you?

    - Thanrs, fine.

    - What can I do for you?

    - Would you post a letter for me, I have no time,  I  have to go to meet my little sister after her classes.

    - With a pleasure. Whom have you written a letter?

    - To my elder brother.

    - Isn't he at home?

    - Oh, no. He has left to Moscow to enter the university.

    - Well, give me your letter. I must go.

    - Thank you very much.

    - Never mind.